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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1917)
| THIRD QUARTERLY REPORT | |: Comissioners of Roads and Revenues of jj Montgomery County, Ga., 1917. | (Vouchers Numbers 1092 to 1207 inclusive. Warrants Nos. jj 1 1587 to 1766 inclusive. Dates, Aug. 7to Oct. 2. August. jj e Warrant issued to Amount Warrant j! | G. F. Clark guard $ 30 00 11 j! W. E. Goff guard 30 00 Ij 3 T. M. Starling guard 30 00 j; 3 M. B. Ware guard 35 00 j[ D. G. Neely guard 33 00 ! I J. E. Crawford guard 45 00 Ij IC. F. Ferrell warden 110 00 j; J. M. Moxley supt. farm 40 00 ;| Joe Morring labor on farm 17 00 ]! J. M. Moxley labor on farm 36 90 j j Calvin and Evelina Pierce pauper 500 jj Lottie Allen pauper 7 00 j[ Cassie Spivey pauper 800 jj W. E. Darsey pauper 10 00 ,! E. E. Morris pauper 22 50 ! J L. T. Morris pauper 22 50 jj Mrs. Elizabeth Denison pauper 7 00 ; | Dr. J. E. Hunt medical service 25 00 |l g L. C. Underwood attorney 12 00 11 | A. B. Hutcheson clerk 25 00 Ij S S. J. Elliott janitor I 40 00 j| I J. K. Cartwright service for July 28 00 ]! I M. Bridges service as ferryman 25 00 11 | Durden Lumber Co. lumber 92 74 j| | W. B. Cadle convict supplies 17 40 j| Ij J. A. Beck worth one day as equalizer 400 j! J. E. Tharp one day as equalizer 400 Ij j; E. J. Wells one day as equalizer 400 jj I H. C. Davis 500 stamped envelope 10 86 j; | The Foos Gas Engine Co. repairs for engine 244 |l | 11. H. Adams services, etc 42 05 Ij $ H. H. Adams services, etc 28 55 jj S Fielder Allen Co. machine paper 99 j; lAlex McArthur Fred and Sam Cook 600 ; I Alex McArthur trial of Wm. Humphreys 1100 ;l I. J. Davis sheriff 154 90 j j |l| C. A. Mason twine and repair for binder 18 35 q H. V. Thompson lumber 32 00 j! C. D. Greenway lumber and work on bridge 32 40 |j Louis Robinson lumber and rebuilding bridge 785 jj R. N. Hardeman repairing bridge 100 jj D. O. Calhoun work on road 500 j | A. Morris camp supplies 64 96 11 B. J. Conner 131 bushels corn 229 25 |i R. D. Beatty 58 bushels corn 101 50 'j W. E. Evans & Sons camp supplies 213 53 jj S. T. Simons camp supplies 17 75 j; Soperton Pharmacy medicine 11 25 |! J. W. Johnson shop work 975 |l C. W. Warnock 285 jj | W. T. McCrimmon supplies for camp 9127 j; | J. E. Reynolds road work 12 00 | Lewis Hardy road work 375 | GT. L. Peterson road work 300 j j | W. J. Peterson road work 750 j | | J. L. Lowrey road work 35 00 ; I j£ D. S. Barnhill repairs on road 375 |j 3 Soperton Hardware Co. supplies 17 25 jj | M. F. Adams camp supplies 120 35 j; | J. W. Calhoun work on road 500 |! Green Barnett work on road 10 00 j j I Bank of Soperton cash advanced for road work 250 00 Ij $2485.14 || September jj G. F. Clark guard 30 00 jj S T. M. Starling guard 30 00 ;! i W. E. Goff service as guard 35 00 11 | M. B. Ware guard 35 00 jj IJ. E. Crawford machinist 45 00 j j C. F. Ferrell service as warden 110 00 j! Calvin and Evelina Pierce paupers 500 Ij Lottie Adams pauper 700 j j Cassie Spivey pauper 800 q $ W. E. Darsey pauper 10 00 j I IE. E. Morris pauper 22 50 11 L. T. Morris pauper 22 50 j j Mrs. Elizabeth Denison pauper 700 j; M. Bridges ferryman for August 25 00 j | 2 J. K. Cartwright ferryman for August 28 00 |l L. C. Underwood services as attorney 12 50 11 Ij A. B. Hutcheson clerk 25 00 ji S. J. Elliott janitor 40 00 |l Jl Dr. J. E. Hunt physician 25 00 jj 11 C. A. Mason repairs on machinery 470 j j jj J. M. Moxley supt. of farm 40 00 j| j; Joe Morring labor on farm 925 ]j I' 1 Cornelius Martin labor on farm 400 Ij J. M. Moxley extra expenses on farm 22 75 jj McQueen’s Store supplies for jail 175 j| M. E. Fountain supplies for jail 155 |l Marshal & Bruce Co. two books 25 60 11 W. T. McCrfmmon feed for camp 39 79 jj A. M. Hughes shop work 210 j; Soperton Hardware Co. road supplies 17 40 |l jj Durden Coleman Lumber Co. 22 ft of Lumber 555 Ij 11 J. E. Hall telephone messages 150 jj Ij C. D. Green way work on bridge 500 j; jj J. E. Tharpe 27 days labor 2 mule teams 42 00 ;! j | R. W. Cone work on road 500 11 |l W. E. Evans & Sons supplies for camp 155 00 Ij 11 M. H. Darley feed for camp 16 78 jj IF. B. Mcßride 39 bu. corn at $1.50 per bu. 58 50 ;! Jim Horn feed for camp 32 00 |l H. V. Thompson 155 ft lumber 275 jj Macon Grocery Co. supplies for camp 214 40 Ij Clarence Walker 20 bu. corn at $1.50 30 00 B. Mathias feed for camp 67 80 lAiley Hardware Co. supplies for camp 20 04 j; W. J. &T. A. Peterson supplies for camp 570 64 «!• I. J. Davis jail expenses 193 20 Ij jj H. 11. Adams services as deputy sheriff 2100 Ij $2406.74 jl October jj jl Calvin and Evelina Pierce paupers 500 j; | Lottie Adams pauper 700 |l | Cassie Spivey pauper 800 11 I W. E. Darsey pauper 10 00 I j J E. E. Morris pauper 22 50 j j | L. T. Morris pauper 22 50 ] I 5 Elizabeth Denison pauper 700 |j 3 J. L. Lowrey service 3rd quarter salary 43 00 jj 5 J. B. O’Conner service 3rd quarter salary 43 00 j; THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1917. Sheriff Sale. Georgia—Montgomery County. Will be sold before the court house door in Mount : Vernon on the first Tuesday in Nov., 1917. between • the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, certain property, of which the following is a i complete description: One mare mule about ten years old and about sixteen and a-half hands high, weighing approx- i imately 1200 pounds, color black, and named “Kate.” Also one mouse-colored mare mule, I about nine years old and weighing 1100 pounds; , about sixteen hands high, and named “Ida.” Said stock levied on and will be sold as the property of j J. A. Hall to satisfy a fi fa issued from the super- : ior court of said county in favor of Marietta For- i tllizer Co. vs J. A. Hall. Pointed out for levy by defendant, and legal notice of levy made ns re quired by law. This the Bth day of Oct., 1917. 1. J. Davis. Sheriff. Lankford & Rogers, attys. for Plffs. Sheriff Sale. oreorgia—Montgomery County. Will be sold before the court house door in Mount Vernon on the first Tuesday in Nov., 1917, be tween the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, certain property, of which the following is a full and complete description: All of the crops grown on the farm of Mrs. Nancy Blount during the year 1917, grown on said place by Robert Davis as cropper for J. B. Frost, in particular and specifically 75. bushels of corn and two bales of upland cotton, together with one I bale now stored in the Warnock cotton warehouse in Tarry town, said county, the same being Bale No. 1190. Said property levied on and will be sold as the property of J. B. Frost to satisfy an attach ment issued from the clerk’s office of the superior court of said county in favor of Robert Davis vs J. B. Frost. Levy made and returned to me by H. H. Adams, deputy sheriff, and written notice of levy given in terms of the law. This the 9th day of October, 1917. 1. J. Davis, Sheriff. Citation. Georgia— Montgomery Conntv. Ordinary’s office, Oct. 1, 1917. J. T. Pipkin, as administrator of the estate of Mrs. Martha Da ley, deceased, represents that ho has fully discharged the duties of his said trust, and prays for let ters of dismission. This is, there fore, to notify all persons con . cerned to show cause, if any they can, on or before the first Mon day in November, next, why said administrator should not be dis charged. Alex McArthur, Ordinary. SEA ISLAND COTTON GINS. We have our Sea Island Cotton Gins at Vidalia in operation and are now in posi tion to give you good and quick service. VIDALIA COTTON OIL MILL CO. C. D. Greenway service 3rd quarter salary 43 00 ;! J. B. Brewton service 3rd quarter salary 43 00 ]! J. H. Dees service 3rd quarter salary 43 00 I> J. S. Sharpe lumber 43 08 j C. D. Greenway work on road 10 00 ;; G. F. Clark guard 27 00 ;! T. M. Starling guard 30 00 ! ! I W. E. Goff guard 35 00 ! |; M. B. Ware guard 28 00 ;; j! J. E. Crawford guard 37 00 ]; I! A. B. Sammons guard 300 I! j| C. F. Ferrell warden 110 00 !> J. M. Moxley work on farm 40 00 j; L. D. Black work on farm 8 00 IJ. M. Moxley work on farm 12 50 J. M. Moxley advance on farm 750 |j L. C. Underwood attorney for September 12 50 ! A. B. Hutcheson clerk 25 00 S. J. Elliott janitor 40 00 Dr. J. E. Hunt salary 25 00 | IM. Bridges ferryman September 25 00 j| J. K. Cartwright ferryman September 28 00 j I. J. Davis expenses of jail 188 05 j: I. J. Davis services 30 00 ;j Oscar Collins 4 days court bailiff 8 00 B. F. Hart 4 days riding bailiff 40 00 1; S. Z. Salter 75 bu. corn at $1.75 131 25 H. H. Adams 4 days riding bailiff 40 00 ; B. S. Beatty 2 days riding bailiff 4 00 M. D. Hughes 4 days bailiff grand jury 800 j; J. A. Morris 4 days house bailiff 800 j; Alex McArthur trial of Martha Collins 1100 j L. C. Mcßae 480 lbs corn 900 I C. W. Skipper 7 bushels corn 14 00 jj Ailey Hardware Co. camp supplies 28 65 11 || W. J. &T. A. Peterson camp supplies 017 70 j; ;! G. G. Horton work on road 700 11 H. B. Braddy 10 bu. corn 15 00 !; S. T. Simmons 20 strings fish 500 11 F. B. Mcßride 58 bu. corn at $1.50 87 00 J. H. Hudson 1-2 dozen hats 800 : ;! J. M. D. McGregor 25 gal. syrup 15 00 I M. F. Adams 91 lbs meat 34 41 j Mcßride Bros. 20 lbs nails 130 ;j | D. L. Williams work on bridge 35 00 Ij D. S. Barnhill work on bridge 050 !| :! M. L. O’Brien services 24 00 j; Reming Typewriter Co. acct. O’Brien 409 j| 11 C. P. Phillips non res. witness 750 I ; Gordon Brown non res. witness 750 jj ;l L. C. Underwood non res. witness 020 j’ ij The Good Roads Machine Co. repair road machine 9 0(J | Wright Morris non res. witness 230 j IJ. S. Morris non res. witness 230 j; i Foy Jones non res. witness 330 ;i Robt. Huchison non res. witness 400 j C. D. Morrison non res. witness 230 j; Dan Davis non res. witness 550 ; W. B. Jones non res. witness 330 ! Mark Phillips non res. witness 720 jj Gabe Phillips non res. witness 950 j J. T. Drake non res. witness 350 j $2319.25 il : Total amount of warrants drawn during the ij 3rd quarter of 1917 $7211.13 jj This amount does not include jury scripts, etc., drawn by I j Clerk of Superior Court. A. B. Hutcheson, ; | Clerk County Com. ;: i $i j£ ■# The Line of ALL STEEL ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED EQUIPMENT, Free Reclining Chair Cars and £• Dining Cars Serving Meals on All Through. Trains is the f * % Seaboard Air Line Railway % ! “ The Progressive limited)/ of t/u South” * ' NOTE CONVENIENT DAILY SCHEDULES ifr i i • ife oj Lv. Savannah Ar. Richmond Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York m 11:10 p.m. 5:20 a.m. 8:50 a.m. 10:01a.m. 12:24 p.m. 2:40 p.m. jjl w 12:35 a.m. 5:20 p.m. 8:40 p.m. 11:15 p.m. 3:30 a.m. 5:50 a.m. W I yj* fpr Our Magnificent Dining Car Service is Unexcelled Lv. Savannah Ar. Brunswick Jacksonville Tampa St. Augustine Miami 3.20 a.m. 8:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 5:25 p.m. 10:10 a.m. 11:30 p.m. These Arc the Fast Trains Between Savannah, Eastern Cities and Florida * the best wav -all the wav % C. W. SMALL, D. P. A., ' Savannah, Ga. #• * * Administrator’s Sale. Georgia —Montgomery County. Under and by virtue of an or-1 dor granted by the Ordinary of said county, will be sold before j the court house door in said coun-| t.y, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday m No vember, 1917, to the highest bid der for cash, 36 acres of land more or less, situated in the 1567 G M. district of said county, and hound ed as follows: On the north and! east by lands of W. T. McArthur, j south by lands ot M. B. I‘eterson j and on the west by lands of J. C. I Carpenter. Sold as the property j of the estate of John R. Carpen ter, deceased. This the Ist day ! of October, 1917. J. C. Carpenter, Adr., Estate of John R. Carpenter, • % Stump Puller Offered for Sale. I will offer for sale at public outcry, on the first Monday in November, before the court house door, in Mt. Vernon, at 9:30, my K, hand-power stump puller. A. L. Lanier. New Road Notice. Georgia— Montgomery County. Office of Commissioners of I Roads and Revenues, Montgomery ; county, Oct. 2, I.* 17. j M. S. Conner, VV. T. Harris, J. C. McAllister, N. A. I) m ine and others having made application for the opening and establishing of a new public road, commenc ing on the Lnngpond and Hells 1 Kerry road at the mout h ol u lame jon the south side of the farm of | W. T. Harris, running thence east 1 through the lands ot Mrs. Pene lope McAllister and M. 8. Conner, Jto where the proposed new road 'strikes the Mt. Vernon and Uval- : da public road, in front of tliej house in which M. S. Conner now; lives, the same being a distance j of about three-fourths of a mile in length, petitioners desiring uj width of thirty feet. The reviewers appointed to lay out and survey said proposed road j having filed their return, notice is hereby given said new road will 1 be granted on the first Tuesday in*i Nov , 1917, if no good cause be; shown to the contrary. ,1. L. Lowroy, Clim. A. B. Hutcheson, Clerk.! Ever have a puncture? We 1 have stuff to fix it properly ! and at small cost. Mason Gro-1 eery Co., Ailey, Ga. ad For Long Term Farm Loans, SEE A. B. HUTCHESON, I am negotiating some very attractive Long Term Farm Loans for the best companies doing bus iness m Georgia, with lowest rates of interest and the most liberal terms of payments I have several years experience in the loan business, am located at the county site and bid leva that I am in position to give you tho best terms and as prompt services as any one. If vou need a loan see me before application. A. B. Hutcheson, Mt. Vonion, Ga. I Syracuse | > Plows H ■ ! ft 1 | And Paris | I Stand for Service | I Wise Farmers Use Them | j H. V. TKJIMPSOM £ BRO. AILEY, GA. 1 I I LOANS ON FARM LANDS. Loans on improved farm lands of Montgomery County can he placed promptly at 5 l-2c in terest in amounts of $1,090 and above, with the privilege of re paying part of the principal at any interest bearing periods in amounts of SIOO or multiples thereof, thereby stopping the in terest on amount paid. Loans can be made for periods of 5,7 or 10 years to suit the borrower. Commissions charged are reason able. M. B. Calhoun, Mt. Vernon, Ga, R. E. Ward, Soperton, Ga. j AUTO PAINTING. Curs painted in two Idays. Fords, SO.OO. | Other makes, $7.50 up. lop and cushion dressing of all kinds, i Have your car made new in appearance. A. M. HUGHES, Blacksmith Shop, Mt. Vernon, Ga. A. L. Lanier, Attorney at Law, MT. VERNON, GA. Will Practice in all the Courts of the State. M. B. CALHOUN Atty at Law, Mt Vernon, Georgia
