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PRESENTMENTS OF THE GRAND JURY OF
NOVEMBER TERM COBB SUPERIOR COURT
(CONTINUED)
Notary Pubiic, Cobb County, Georgia
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
We the undersigned Commission
ers from the Grand sury have ex
amined the books of the County
Treasurer and find them in a neat
and accurate condition, and make
the above report of the Treasurer asl
to Receipts and disbursements our,
report.
This Nov. 256th, 1916. '
W. A. NICHOLS, |
E. R. PERKERSON,
J. L. HOWELL, Committee. ‘
Approved, G. L. Danieli, Foreman.
To the Hon. Grand Jury: }
RN R B sy |
CLERK'S REPORT. ‘
I J. E. Dobbs, Clerk of the Superior
Court, of Cobb County, Georgia, do
certify that I have received no Mon
ey belonging to the County.
This Nov. 15th, 1915. |
J. E. DOBBS, Clerk.
Sworn to before me this 15th day
of Nov., 1915. 1
B. V., GREER, J. P,
. Cobb County, Georgia.
Approved Nov. 26th, 1915.
G. L. DANIELL, Foreman.
To the Grand Jury of Cobb County,
November term, 1915.
I have received no money for the
County, since my last report, and as
none comes through my office to the
County, 1 have paid none out. Since“
my last report I have issued Certifi
cates to the amount of $153,47 cents,
to cover the expenses of Six Lunacyi
trials, and expenses carrying the pa
tients to the Sanitarium.
J. M. GANN, Ordinary.
Sworn to and subesribed to before
me Nov. 1915,
J. E. DOBBS,
' Clerk Superior Court.
Approved, G. L. DANIELL, Foreman.
SHERIFF'S REPORT.
To the Grand Jury for November
Term of Cobb Superior Court,
1916.
Collected Tax Fi Fa's for
State and Cogunty tax for
the year 1914 $5,000.05
I hold T. H., LeCroy's receipt for
same.’
1 8130 hatd T, H. LeCroy's, T. C.
Bottom Knocked Out of Prices for Next FRIDAY,
SATURDAY and MONDAY.
Misses Coats, just come in this week, fine values, worth *4° & 550 Nowlriced 5340 Gp 3440
S5O Coat Suits left in full rang_é~;)—f~sizes and colors values worth up to $15.00, priced now at &E_EB_@
Ladies’ fine Sport Coats, new and nobby, worth up to $12.50, priced now at - . ity $7.90
Cotton Suiting Dress Goods,
27 inches wide, worth 19 cents
per yard
10c
Yard wide Percale, 12 1-2 cent
grade, assorted dress styles,
grays, blacks and blues. Yard
10c
White wool Flannel. regular
20c grade,Per yard
1
12:cC
Special heavy Cotton Flannel
worth 12 1-2 cents, yard
Oc
10 pieces fine Sea Island
Sheeting, 8c values, per vard
6.C
PUBLIC SALE!
Henry A. Ward
receipt for Fi Fa's of Tax Defaulters
for the year 1914, that was uncol
lected. ‘
Total of Fi Fa’s uncollected $5,200.99
W. E. SWANSON, Sheriff. ‘
Sworn to before me this the 26th,
Nov., 1915,
J. E. DOBBS, Clerk,
Superior Court, Cobb County, Ga.
Approved, G. L. DANIELL, Foreman.
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
Marietta, Ga., No. 15th, 1915.
To the Honorable Foreman and
Grand Jury:
1 beg leave to make the followinz
repoit of taxes collected by me since
the July term, 1915.
General Tax on Digest $9,661.22
General Tax not on Digest 148.43
Poll Tax on Digest 430.00
Poll Tax not on Digest 45.09
Professional Tax on Digest 20.00
Total Amount Collected $10,304.65 |
Paid State Treasurer in
cluding commissions $1,098.19
Paid J. W. Gaines Tax
Receiver 833.51
Total amount paid State
Treasurer 1,932,790
Paid County Treasurer in
cluding commissions $3,423.36
Total amount paid State
and County 5,355.06 j
Bal. on hand and in bank $4,949.59
Total Collection to date $10,304.65
1 also beg leave to make the fol
lowing report of local Schools col
lected by me:
Kennesaw School 97.14
Paid J. E. Cagle 83.30
Bal. on hand $13.84
Olive Springs 17.45
Smyrna School 163.38
Paid T. J. Voss 50.00
Bal. on hand $113.38
Locust Grove 30.42
Total amount School tax col. $§308.39
Total amount paid $133.30
Balance on hand $175.09
I beg leave to make report of fol
i lowing Special Taxes collected by me
since last report:
‘R. L. Gloer, Medicine and
MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
merchandise $50.00
H. V. Manning, one picture
show, for months of July,
August and September 30.00
Joseph G. Walker, Medicine |
and merchandise 30.00
due $20.00
Swift and Brown, of October
and November, one picture
show 20.00
TOTAL $130.00
Balance due $20.00
I also beg leave to make.the fol
lowing report of inheritance tax col
lected by me since last report:
Estate J. H. Boston $63.06
Estate P. J. Powell 43.89
Estate Warren E. Crockett 34.02
Total amount collected $140.97
Total amount paid out $140.97
I also beg leave to make report
of expenses of my office since last
report:
Seven Tax Receipt Books $70.50
Express 1.70
Stamps 3.25
Two Scrap books 2.90
One Box of Paste 10
Notices printed 2.50
Letter Heads 2.09
Total amount of expenses $82.05
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
Personaily appeared T. H. LeCroy
who being duly sworn on oath de
poses and says that he is Tax Collec
tor for Cobb County, Georgia and
that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct report for all taxes
collected by him for time stated
therein.
' T. H. LeCROY, Tax Collector,
Cobb County.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this November 15th, 1915.
J. GLENN GILES,
Notary Public, Cobb County, Ga.
W. H. HOLLIFIELD,
J. H, HICKS,
N. W. B. DODGEN, Com.
Approved, G. L. DANIELL, Foreman.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPORT
To the Honorable Foreman and Gent
lemen of the Grand Jury, Nov
ember term, 1915,
The following disbursements have
been made by the Ordinary, Clerk
Boys’ fine Suits, worth $7.00,
now per suit
$4.90
Men’s heavy Wool Pants for
fat mendo, 42, 44, 46 waist,
$2.50 walues, price per pair
$1.45
Men’s long, black Overcoats
keep yvou warm and dry, $7.00
values,
Men’s fleece lined Under
shirts
36¢C
Men’s heavy grav Sox, pair
QcC
PUBLIC SALENM
of the Superior Court, County Treas
urer and Board of County Commiss
ioners since the July term, 1915, to
the November term, 1915, inclusiv~.
JURY FUND.
Jurors $1,386.90
Clerks, Sheriffs and Bail
iffs ¢ 1. 767.17
Witnesses 255.13
Coroner 98.00
Ordinary Lunacy Script - $153.417
TOTAL $3,660.37
PAUPER FUND.
Poer Farm $573.48
Outside Paupers 622.69
Contagious Diseases 1.25
TOTAL $1,197.42
ROAD FUND.
Salaries $1,080.00
Labor 4,573.16
Provisions 2,498.89
Clothing and Supplies 7,805.20
Live Stock & Equipment 28.00
Horse shoeing & repairs $273.53‘
Stock Feed 4,422.16
Bridges 6,666.86
TOTAL $27,347.80
GENERAL FUND.
Public Bridges $ 116,58
Salaries, Fees and Com
missions 865.76
Interest 566.09
Other Objects 2,741.11
TOTAL $4,289.54
GRAND TOTAL $36.493.78
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Newt Morris’ camp is at John Bur
ton’s in Gritter District going around
the county northward, widening,
straightening and grading the public
roads.
Cliff Mayes’ camp is in Kennesaw
District just ready to move to McLand
District.
The repair gang is doing repair
work in different parts of the county.
The Bridge gang is camped at Aus
tell, building a large steel and con
crete bridge over Sweetwater Creek.
They have recently built two coa
crete and steel bridges in that vicin
‘ity making twenty-three steel and
concrete bridges they have built in
the county Dbesides three steel
‘bridges. Material for two steel and
}concrete bridges toward Roswell has
Fine large heavy Blankets,
pair $1 39
§ fine Trunks at half price.
$20.00 trunks now -
$lO.OO Trunks now
Childrens good heavy gun
metal button Shoes, guaran
teed. Pair
Children’s box calf pattent
tip lace Shoes, all solid leath
er, per pair
99c¢
10 balls thread for
Sc
Henry A. Ward
been bought.
The Board is doing all in its power
to get good graded road beds all over
thie county, which is quite an-und-r
-taking and expense, but once obtain
¢d will be easily kept up by roa@é ma
chinery.
INVENTORY OF COUNTY PROPER-!
TL PERTAINING TO ROADS AND
CONVICTS. i
The County is working Ninety
three convicts.
The County Barracks,
which includes twenty
four acres of land and
buildings, valued at $ 5,000.00
58 Mules valued at 14,250.00
20 two-horse wagons 1,365.00
3 one-horse wagons 75.00
39 sets of harness 1,390.00
1 Rock crusher 2,000.00
1 Engine 500.00
1 Steam Drill 300.00
1 Drill Boiler 300.00
200 feet of Steam pipe 150.00
Drill Steel 50.00
‘1 Road Roller 2,000.00
2 Road Machines Mule
Scrapes 450.00
19 wheel scrapes 750.90
1 Water Sprinkler 200.00
4 Camp Cars 600.00
3 Four-horse plow stocks 150.00
Tents and Mules Flys 1,000.00
70 Iron bedsteads 245.00
Convict clothing and bed
ding 750.00
Cooking utensils, dishes,
ete. 390.00
Heaters 50.09
2 Sets Blacksmith tools 150.00
Working tools 250.99
3 Shot guns 50.00
1 Set of Bridge Tools 50.00
Pile Driving outfit 75.00
Pile driving machine with
Gasoline Engine 1,000.00
Road Drag 25.00
2 Brood Sows, $25.00 each 50.00
1 Stock Hog 25.00
32 Pork Hogs, $25.00 each 800.00
5 Pigs, $5.00 each 25.00
10 Shoats, $12.00 each 120.00
Concrete Mixer and Gaso
line Engine 1,000.090
1 Blasting Battery wires
~ and dynamites 300.00
Lamps, oil, tanks and
| Scales 40.00
12 pairs of Stretchers 30.00
1 Automobile 700.00
PUBLIC SALEM
Ladies’ heavy tailor cut shirts
and drawers good and warm
Per garment,
44c
Good heavy sweaters for men
women, boys and girls,
- 98¢
Plain white extra large heavy
towels,
12c¢
Men’s heavy wool over shirts
tan and blue
89c
Ladies’ splendid 10c grade
black hose, per pair,
Sc
Friday November 26, 1915
2 Culvert Cores 400.00
12 wheelbarrows, $3.00
each : 36.00
2 Gasoline road wroking
outfits 9,500.00
Poor Farm 9,000.00
Motor Truck and Drag 2,150.00
600 Cabbage at 5¢ per head 30.20
130 Bushels Irish potatoes 130.00
6 acres of corn, 100 bu. 100.00
5 acres sweet potatoes es
timated 929 bu. 75¢ 696.25
2 Acres of Collards 24.00
10 bushels of onions 22.50
et ——
TOTAL : $58,653.75
COBB COUNTY FINANCIAL CON
DITION, NOVEMBER, 16th, 1915,
Warrants outstanding
Audit March 31st $44,365.52
Add Warrants issued Apr.
to Nov., inclusive $73,902.15
e ————
$118,267.67
Less warrants paid Apr.
to Nov., inclusive ' » $72,051.11
: SR i
$46,216.5¢
Add borrowed money $63,00.00
$109,216.56
Less cash in treasury $6,112.69
Present debt $103,103.87
December warrants es
timated $8,000.00
TOTAL $111,103.87
Cr.
Tax Digest $83,000.90
Corporation Tax $13,000.00
Road Tax $5,500.90
Tax not on digest $1,585.61
TOTAL $103,085.61
I have received from road tax and
all other sources since my July re
port $3,243.10 and I hold Treasur
er’'s receipts for same.
Respectfully submitted by the
Board
P. D. McCLESKEY, Clerk.
Approved, G. L. DANIELL, Foreman.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
The within presentments received
and read in open Court. Let the
same be filed, spread upon the min
utes and published as recommended.
'~ This Nov. 26th, 1915.
H. L. PATTERSON, Judge,
Superior Court, B. R. C.
