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^IRWINTON BULLETIN
Official Organ. Os Wilkinson County.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
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VBSCRII’riON SI.OO A .YEAR IN
advance'.
HAM W. HATFIELD, Editort
LEE r. HATFIELD, Assistant,
Advertising rates furnished on Ao-
A plication
Knterc’ nt th- Irwint-n prstoH’ -t *
sccend-class mail matter
And now comes Newton County
and offers a candidate for G >v<Tn»r.
He believes in prosperity al! rhe rime
in fact lie is better known in bis
own section as “Prosperity.” His
imine is lion. L. L. Middlebrooks, of
Covington. Next?
♦
Read the repftrt of the investigat
ing committee, appointed by the
grand jury, published i i this issue of
of the Bulletin and see what kind of
officers we have.
June! Call in your money and |
start to buying wedding prese its-1
People often wonder why l so many
people marry in June when the ren
aon is so simple-^they just don’t
want to wait until July.
Let him be thankful who can take
his honk and lino and go fishing any
time he gets ready. Life is too short;
to have to work, work, work all the
time. However, this exhortation
doesn’t come fr m a heart bowed
■down.
Just to show you that our "blood
p limping station is properly located:
We would give a brand new twenty-1
dollar gold piece to know that Tom
Hardwick would lick the stuffin'
out’n Tom Watson and Eve and
Evans over in the Tenth.—Twig s
County Citizen.
PRESSING I
Cleaning and Pressing
done on short notice.
Work guaranteed. Near
Jason’s store.
Reed Babb Pressing Ciub,
Toomsboro, Ga.
sor 6 doses “606” will cure any
case of Chills and fever. Price 25c. 1
Georgia—Wilkinson County.
After four weeks notice, pursuant to
section 2528 of the Civil Code, a peti
tion. of which a true and correct copy
is subjoined, will be presented to the
Hon. H. G. Lewis, Jukge of the.
Superior court, at Siloam Georgia, on
the 28ch day of June 1910.
George A. Butler.
(OCPY)
GEORGlA— Wilkinson County.
* To the Hon. H . G. Lewis, Judge of
the Superior Court ol said county:
* The petition of G. A. Butler shows:
I—That he is the grardian of Bertha
Butler, heretofore duly appointed as
idich guardian in said county.
2—That he desires to sell for rein
vestment at private sale the following
property, the same being the real es
tate owned by hi* ward in Wilkins >n
county, towk; 146}^ acres of land
more or less, lying in the fourth land
district of said county, and being lot
No. 6in the survey as made by J, H.
Hoover, con, tv surveyor, in the <livi
swm of the .11. tier land*, as shown by
the plat recorded in the office of clerk
superior court, hook of minutes, page
251.
3—Said land rents for 750 pounds of
cotton per year, there is no expense in
keeping up same. Said land* are fit
only for ordinary farming. There are
fio churches or school houses near same
and is located in an inconvenient place
for sneh places.
•I—Petitioner desires to invest the
proceeds of such sale In the following
lands: About 160 acres, of lot No. 229
in the 23ril land district, now owned by
Joe Burke. Said lands now owned by
Joe Burke are situated rear the home of
your petitioner, who is the htisband < f
his wan), and to ihi.ke the sale and thus
reinvest would be better for the ward
of your petitioner.
* s—Petitioner shows that notice of
his intention to make this application
has been published once a d-cek for
four week* in the Bulletin, being the
newspaper in which the county adw
i»ing is done, as required bylaw.
G. A. Butler. ,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this June 95th 1910.
» J. T. Hatfield, Notary Pub
lic WilkiMQ* County Ga.
of Cominiltee
Appointed by Last
Grand Jury] '
Report of committee appointed by last t
grand jury to audit county officers’ ■
books v —• '
ORDINARY’S OFFICE.
We find the books of this office
correctly kept.
CLERK’S OFFICE.
We find the books of this office
correctly kept.
SHERIFF’S OFFICE.
Wo find only one book kept in j
this office, namely, the Jail Record.
There are two more books in this
office that the law requires the sher
iff to to keep. The present Sheriff
has made no entries tin either.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF- ■
FICE.
We have audited these books from |
time present board went into office, i
January, 1909, to April, 1910. We 1
report as follows: ■
Warrants Paid Officers.
J. R. Hatfield, com ? 88.001
F. I. Lord, commissioner 137.30 ;
R. J. Stuckey, commissioner 154.88 >
L. E. Tindall, commissioner.... ' 151.85 I
R. E. Speer, commissioner 282.35
J. S. Davis, clerk commis
sioners 312.37
J. B. Butler, commissioner
tax receiver 19G.75 I
J. B. Butler, Old soldiers’
list 12.90!
E. C. Lindsey, commissioner
treasurer 940.13 :
R. W. Adkins, voters' list.... 12.00 I
J. T. Davidson, voters’ list.... 3.95
D. M- Eady, voters’ list 8.90 ■
W. M. Allen, voters’ list 4.80 j
T. J. Dominey, voters’ list.... 6.60 ;
S. J. Dixon, voters’ list 7.48 .
J. J. McArthur, voters’ list.... 11.60 j
'J. A. Branan , 8.85 ;
Court officers 88-001
Total $2,433.71'
Convict Expenses.
J. O. Snow, voters' list 5.00 ।
Road machinery, wagons,
tools and repairs $2,302 64
Mules 2,133.45
Machine men and guards.... 1,637.71
I Provisions for guards and
' convicts 1,574.23
Mule feed 1,511.04
Clothing for convicts 529.28
Bedding for convicts 280.60
Cooking utensils, black
smith outfit, carpenter
tools and guns 352.28
Stockade lumber and tents 343.04
Freight, drayage and ex-
I press 452.18;
Disinfectants 120.001
! Mule shoeing 19.25 I
• Noils and mule shoes 16.60
I Shackles 12.00
Harness 179.27
i Cooking 23.50
Railroad passenger fare 25.95
Store rent 24.00
R. E. Sneers, hand bill 24.00
Medicine 4.55
Wood 3.35
Preaching 5.00
Total $11,574.52
Ferry. Bridge and Building Repairs.
Bridges and repairs $1,302.00
i Wahington county for up
keep of Ball's Ferry,
Dec. 6, 1905 to Jan. 1,
1909 - 430.30
Total amount $1,732.30
Court House and Jail.
Repairs, vzood, furniture, etc... 5150.43
Pauper Farm,
Provisions $ 419.10
Ann Newton, cash 15.00
Phone expense 36.00
Tobacco 29.13
Plow fixtures 8.50
Field labor 191.30
Washing 9.00
Cooking 98.50
Syrup barrels and well
work 2.30
Seed for planting 15.35
Hulls and meal 55.45
•Clothing 36.21
■Carpenter work 10.75
Blackksmith bills 16.79
Insurance 10.00
Guano 90.00
Superintendent's salary 375.80
Land rent 15.00
Paint, nails and roofing 85.37
Medicine 607
Coffin 6.00
Whiskey 3.00
Total $1,534.95
Stationery and Stamps.
J. S. Davis, stamps $ 6.00
Tennille Tribune 1.50
Foote, Davies & C 0... 468.22
Geo. D. Barnard & Co 225.20
J. B. Stinson ° 1.55
Mansfield Publishing Co 5.50
Total $707.97
Lunacy Trial Expenses.
Total amounts $111.25
Coroner’s Expenses.
Total amounts $73.70
Publishing.
Irwinton Bulletin $41.20
Surveyor.
J. H. Hoover, Allentown trip.... 516.00
Taxes Refunded.
Total amounts $33.94
Paying Pensioners.
J. E. Butler $91.50
Physician.
Total fees ..._ $345.20
Holdinq J. P. Elections.
Total amount $41.30
Auditing Committee.
J. E. Kemp ....... $ 6.00
.T. A. Carswell 10.00
C. O. Butler 12.00
Total 428.00
Protest Fees.
On county warrant $1.50
Indexing Records.
Geo. H. Carswell : SIOO.OO
Borrowed Money Paid Back.
Milledgeville Banking Co $2,126.67 .
Fourth National Bank of
Macon 3,606.35
B. .F. Bloodworth 525.00
Total $0,258.02
for road service and material; al
so commutation tax received and
by whom paid, record of cash re
ceived as shown by the treasurer’s
office.
I. T. Davis —
To ,cash per warrants i55ued....538.33
J. R. Honeycutt —
I To cash per warrants i55ued....5145.40
• 3y cash $208.00
• A. Lewis —
■ To. cash per vzarrants issued....? .90
; Mrs. L. E. Pennington—
To cash as per warrant issued
for material $5.00
js. W. Lee-
lo cash per warrants isssued
road right of way $75.00
Mrs. G. W. CcCullers —
To cash per warrants issued
right right of way SIOO.OO
J. T. Davis—
To cash per warrants issued
road right of way $15.00
G. J. Lindsey—
To cash per warrants Issued
! road right of way $25.00
E. L. Vinson —
To cash per warrants issued $2.00
W. A. Deason —
To cash per warrants issued... $33.88
Brown & Patten —
To cash per warrants i55ued....533.39
; J. T. Davis and Mrs. Arrington—
| To cash per warrants i55ued....575.00
i Peyton Bell —
I To cash per warrants issued....sls.oo
1 Q. D. Ashley—
'To cash per warrants i55ued....30.38
• Mark Stanley—
i To cash per warrants issued....? .25
. Ben Payne—
;To cash per warrants issued....? .50
j Harris Nesbitt —
ITo cash per warrants issued....? ,50
J. W. Thurman —
To cash per warrants issued....s3,oo
John F. Horne—
To cash per warrants i55ued,...19.30
I Jack Gilbert —
ITo cash per warrants issued....? .50
j W. R. Sapp—
ITo cash per warrants issued....s2.so
• J. D- Pennington—
! To cash per warrants i55ued....529.00
!J. A. Yarborough—
-1 To cash per warrants issued....sl7.sC
11. H. Wheeler—
To cash per warrants issued $4.00
' H. E. Butler—
।To cash per warrants issued $4.00
; Tullie Hightower—
I To cash per warrants i55ued....20.65
I W. E. Batchelor —
! To cash per warrants issued....s7.so
|A. T. Fountain —
'To cash per warrants issued $1.75
■ B. T. Hancock —
To cash per warrants issued SB.OO
C. H. Adams—
To cash per warrants issued $ .50
R. A. Rozar —
To cash per warrants issued....s6B.oo
W. J. Player—
To cash per warrants issued ...$41,00
By cash $146.50
C. IL McCook—
To cash per warrants i55ued....517.25
W. 0. Fountain—
To cash per warrants issued —12.50
P. L. Lord—
To cash per warrants Issued ...$33,25
IBy cash $04.00
! R. P. Stanley—
To cash per win th t issued $4.75
W. E. Jonse —
To cash per warrants issued $5.00
J. W. Moore—
To cash per warrants issued ..$38.25
By cash - $128.25
J. T. F. Brooks —
To cash per warrants issued $9.25.
Tom Justice —
To cash per warrants issued § .85
J. A. Wood—
To cash per warrants issued sl-50
i A. F. Carr—
To cash per warrants i55ued....513.15
J. N- Smith —
To cash per 'warrants issued . ...1-25
Lee Toler—
To cash per warrants issued $2.00
T. J. Thompson—
To cash per warrant issued $9.20
Wright Sheffield—
To cash per warrants issued....s224.7 r >
By cash $132.95
J. F. Williams —
To cash per warrants issued....sl2.oo
Edd Crutchfield—
To cash per warrants issued $1.35
J. T. Taylor—
To cash per warrants issued $7.00
C. H. Richardson —
To cash per warrants issued, $2.10
E. W. Pierce—
To cash per warrants issued $2.50
A. Brown —
To cash per warrants issued $3.50
B. H. Brown—
To cash per warrants issued $9.00
J. R. Payne—
To cash per warrants issued $2.00
D. H. Crumbley—
To cash per warrants issued $1.25
F. M. Smith—
To cash per warrants issued $1.50
John M. Lord —
To cash per warrants issued $1.50
’’ob Wilson —
To cash per warrants issued—sl.oo
Tackson Lewis —
To cash per warrant issued $ .50
Henry Reeves —
To cash per warrant issued ? .75
J. R- Thompson—
To cash per warrants i55ued....517.55
By cash 7.50
L. H. Walters —
To cash per warrant issued $1.90
J. A. Walters—
To cash ner warrant issued $3.00
E. E. Rutherford —
To cash per warrants issued... :.$6.00
By cash $65.00
H. Horne —
To cash per w-arrants issued. .$17.00
By cash — SIOO.OO
Bill Gray—
To cash per warrant issued $2.50
J. W. Brooks —
To cash per warrant issued $3.00
Emmett Yarborough—
To cash per warrants issued $6.00
W. I. Hall—
To cash per warrants issued.'...s3:l.7o
Bv cash 14.50
John T. Stanley—
To cash per warrant issued SI.OO
J. p. Jones —
To cash per warrants issued $8.50
Bv cash $27.50
P? T. Stanley—
To cash per warrants issued $7.50
By cash $25.00
H. E. Eady—
To cash per warrants Issued $3.50
Henry Louther—
To cash per warrant issued $ .50
Frank Knight—
To cash per warrant issued ? .50
' J. D. Brooks —
■। To cash prr warrants issued....sß.so
I J O. W. Tindall—
- To cash per warrants issued ...?4LOO
I Edd Tindall—
- To cash per warrant issude $1.85
i Green Rivers —
To cash per warrant issued ~...?1.00
Chas. Harden.
I To cash per warrant issued 41.50
Ed Merger—
) To cash per warrants issued SB.OO
> Ivey Justice —
To- cash per warrants issued $6.00
) By cash $44.25
J. P. Phillips—
To cash per warrants issued... $33.50
1 By cash $111.75
R. W. Adkins—
To cash per warrants issued $9.60
5 By cash $31.50
P. J. Dominy—
To cash per warrants issued $7.00
) Paid to road oversears and others
By cash - $32.88
E. J. Davidson —
) To cash per warrants issued..slol.s2
By cash $130.92
C. A. Valentine —
) To cash per warrants i55ued....564.00
• By cash $98.25
> D. J. Bateman —
To cash per warrants i55ued....544.50
J By cash - $108.50
T. I. Langford—
) io cash per warrants issued ..$13.41
M. E. Wheeler —
> io cash per warrants issued $1.35
E. B. Lavender—
) . o c sh per warrants i55ued....34.0
•y cash $190.0i
5 i V. R. Hardie—
o cash per warrants issued . 449.80 |
> By cash $81.2.
J. M. Patterson — .
> : i'o cash per warrants issued $2.7C
J. T. Whitaker—
) ?o cash per warrants issued $5.00
1. M- Ellington—
) to cash per warrants issued $6.0
J. T. Dennard —
• | To cash per warrants i55ued....?55.45
i Ry cash ?2a.0
» I G. M. Bell—
I To cash per warrants issued....s22.2f
'! By cash — $43.7
; I. E. Kemp—
> { To cash per-warrants issued....s4l.s'
;By cash $122.0
i I. F. Lee —
I To cash per warrants i55ued....576.40
1 ! iy cash - $229.20
; J.' R. Ellington—
• i To cash per warrants issued $46.5'
_ ! W. F. Ryles—
'• To cash per warrants issued $.5
I Bv cash paid to other par-
I i ties $575..
' W. T. Rodgers—
> i To cash per warrants i55ued....545.71 ।
W. I. Taylor— ;
I! To cash per warrants i55ued....?21.5 !
T. N. NeSmith — _ I
•! To cash per warrants issued $4.50 !
i W. F. Hilton—
Ii To cash per warrants issued. $ .5 r ।
’ L. C. Carr —
! । To cash per warrants issued. ?97.2- r >
I i Ry cash - $622.9: ,
I W. D. Cobb—
> ; To cash per warrants issued. ..$55.00 j
, Bv cash $278.95
H ’ -l
I Total amount paid out $2,275.28 ।
’ Total amount treasurer ..$3,721.60 i
’ Any person believing they have ;
raid the county more money than ;
’ shown in the Z'bove will make show
ing beforq us when we meet in Sep- ;
) ter for final audit. All communica
tions will be held strictly confiden
> tial.
> We publish the following bills not
for the purpose of personating these
. gentlemen, but for the .purpose of
showing the public the average of
> the many bills presented and paid
to road overseers:
) Wilkinson County,
To R. A. Rozar, Dr.
5 To warning hands, 5 days $12.00
To overseeing, 19 days 47.50
5 To ■ attending Com. court 4.00
) Total $63.50
Wilkinson County,
) To J. F. Lee, Dr.
April 21, to warning hands $ 2.00
i April 22, to working on road ... 2.50
5 April 23, to working on road.... 2.50
April 24. to working on road.... 2.50
) Aprin, 27, to warning hands.... 2.00
April 28, to working on road.... 2.00
5 April 29, to working on road ... 2.00
) Total * $15.50
Wilkinson County,
) To W. J. Player, Dr.
To 12 davs’ service $12.00
) To 13 days’ sevice mule
at 50 cents 6.50
) To 1 days’ service, bringing
in report 109
) To extra work 25
) Total $19.75
On May 1, 1906, the board of
i countv commissioners then in office
paid W- S. Bennett for one iron safe
) $171.00, warrant No. 709. This safe
was bought for countv treasurer’s
1 office. Some time this year the
present board disposed of this prop
-11 erty in some manner, leaving no
record of the disposal on their
) j books. The treasurer’s office shows
no receint of essh to cover sale.
> L. C. Carr presented bill for $29.75.
Commissioners paid him $29.95. See
> voucher No. 1438.
> In April, 1909, Mr. R. F. Speers
presented a bill to the commission-
> ers fdr $54.41. We find mistake in
addition: bill should be $52.36. The
> board paid this bill for $54.41; min
ute No. 1072. 'Clerk issued warrant
> for $84.41, which was presented to
' the treasurer and paid.
In June. 1909, bill was presen*^
। j to commissioners for 75 cents, min
• ute No. 1245; warrant issued by the
clerk which shows in writing 7«
। cents in figures, «2.00 on Stubb, 75
cents made to Henry Reeves and
1 collected bv J. W. Vaugn, $2.00.
On August 3, 1909. J. L. Byington
Tiresented bill to commissioners for
$23.66, minute No. 1326; warrant
shows in writing $23.66. in figures.
$33.66, which amount the treasurer
I paid. .
' We find warrant No. 1551 favor of
Central of Georgia Railway Comnany
for $9.23; stubb shows $8.30: origin- ।
i al order correctly added, $8.58.
i We find that on May 15, 1909. the
i commissioners sismed a note favor
lof B. F. Bloodworth for $525.00. We
I find no record on treasurer’s books
I where this money was paid into ♦ v
i treasury. Treasurer states that he
has never handled it. We find no
record in county commissioners' of
fice where this money.was used for
any special purpose. The commis
sioners ■ passed an order, No. 1G95,
paying back this money.
We find commissioners paid A. I.
Smith $10.35 when same should
have been $9.35. See minutes No.
1525.
We find the commissioners paid
B. F. Bloodworth $73.47; should
have been $63.47. v Minute No. 1331.
We note bill of 1 Geo. D. Barnard
& Co. for $201.10. We find warrant
issued for $210.10. See voucher No.
1788.
The above differences listed are
due the county and should be col
lected by the dounty commissioners
and paid treasurer.
We note where county commis
sioners paid court house officers
SBB.OO. We cannot find what this
is paid for.
We find the minutes of this office
not indexed and properly dated. We
find no record kept of the 'commuta
tion taxpayers. We find books foi
part of the districts, but records
worthless, as don't show dates.
Suggestions, if Followed, Will Save
the County Money, viz:
Obtain a list of all commutation
taxpayers in the county; notify them
that if they pay their tax the first
of January it will be $3.00; Ist of
March, $4.00; first of May, $5.00; or
work on the public highway ten
days; this money to be paid your
clerk, who will pay to treasurer and
make report to your body once every
month, amount paid in, balance due
and list of ones desiring to work
on highway. Have a fixed price for
jail road overseers. You can hire all
you want for one dollar per day.
Have your clerk furnish you every
meeting day a statement of your
last month’s expenditures and for
what purposes. We should further
suggest that you buy your supplies
Quarterly, and from the lowest bid
der. Have your clerk make you a
list of what you will need every
three months and advertise for bids.
This will cut out Macon trips and
also give your merchants and farm
ers a chance to furnish these sup-1
■nlies. When any one presents a i
bill to your board let it clearly state I
wiiat it. is for in detail.
We do not make these suggestions j
with any intention to dictate, but as
citizens acquainted with the condi
tion' of affairs, who desire all un
necessary expenditures stopped.
The law states positively that one
fund shall not be used to satisfy
’he indebtedness of another This ■
board continually fails to observe
same. See Section No. 407, V 01.,.
I, 'Code of Georgia.
TAX COLLECTOR’S OFFICE. |
i White tax payers per re-
l ceipts issued $21,195.9" i
! Colored taxpayers per re-
ceipts issued 2,229.99 I
i White tax defaulters 1,331.86 >
' Colored tax defaulters. 204.54 I
' Central of Ga. Ry. Co. Sa-
vannah to Atlanta 7,938.2? j
; Central of Ga. Ry. Co.,
j Milledgeville to Gordon.... 901.38 j
’Macon, Dublin & Savaii- ,
i nah R. R 123.5' j
; Western Union Telegraph
Co. ...: : 71.09 I
; Southern Express Co 8.54
: Stephensvilie Tel. Co 9.49
Stubb receipts found in back of
! stubb book not on .digest:
Whites $153.18
Colored $89.51
We find this record very incom- ‘
plete; some stubbs show no names. :
no district number and no date. It |
is very essential that a complete j
record be made for future refer
ences.
Executions issued for execu
tion docket, cost not in
cluded $5,559.06
Amount on stubbs back of
execution docket 11.08
Paid to comptroller general,
shown by receipts $ 6,600.00
Paid to county trea5urer....520,354.00
.We find from comptroller general’s
statement that the Southern Bel!
Telephone Company owes $55.26. We
find no record of Mr. Pennington
having collected same.
We find that the collector's r«
ceipt book has stubbs that are'blank,
making a mistake or using a receipt ’
for any purpose. You should .
! always make entry on stubb, show
ing disposal of receipt.
This report is incomplete, as tax :
collector has not made final state |
ment with commissioners. Our Octo- :
ber report will cover everything in ।
Hl lIHEE, DENTIST
First-class Work
At Reasonable 'rices.
3621-2 SWlt St, Itai gt
I . -■ r
Listen!
We have just received an
up-to-date line of Spring
and Summer Millinery.
When in town call and
see our line.
E. M. BOONE & CO,
Toomsboro, Ga.
detail.
TREASURER’S OFFICE.
Cash on hand per R. W.
Jemison’s report, October
1, 1908 $ 4,143.31
Cash received from all
sources, Oct. 1, 1909, to
April 1, 1910, shown on
•books 42,895.82
Cash found by us, due to
the county, not shown on
books 378.38
, Total , $47,417.51
Total disbursements shown
by books from October 1,
1908, to April 1, 1910 $41,517.15
By balance 5,900.36
Total ..$47,417.51
To balance in treasury April
1, 1910 $5,900.36
COUNTY COURT.
To cash received from Oct.
I. "JOS to Vitil I. 90. $95.22
By expenses running county
court from Oct. 1, 1908, to
April 1, 1910 838.78
To balance 743.56
$838.78
To cost maintaining court
between above dates ? 743.56
Number civil cases disposed of
during 18 months 62
Number criminal cases 61
Number of convictions 36
Number sent to gang 13
Amounts received and paid out
by this court:
To fines $1,629.03
Amounts prorated as follows:
By cash, judge, for county
treasurer $ 138.22
By cash sheriff 298.91
By cash deputy sheriff -76.14
By cash solicitor general.... 772.47
By cash clerk court 223.52
By cash J. P.’s 102.41
By cash constables 67.71
By balance 9-65
$1,629.03
To balance on hand $9.56
Bal. due officers as shown
by court books:
j Judge, for county treasurer 65.07
j Solicitor geio nil 380.20
! Clerk superior court 107.20
Sheriff 100.77
Peputy sheriff 34.40
j. p : 23.G4
Constables 17.69
Total insolvent cos’ bills $728.97
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
To cash received from August 25,
| 1908, to April 16, 1910.
ITo convict hire : $ 1,758.90
i T<i eii'li r<-<-Hi w<i Irimi Iniggan $2,006.17
To Requisitions 14,771.18
Poll tax — 8.00
—
Total $18,544.25
| Amounts paid out:
IBy cash, J. S. Wood, sal-
ary - $ 1,100.00-
i By cash members board 158.00
IBy cash white teachers 12,281.75
; Bv ca>li coo n- teacnfi-- 4.3W.25
IBy cash, buildings and re
pairs 199.94
I Ex pvrts salary! inst it ute 46.00
' Attorneys’ fees, Duggan
*■ case 4OJX'
I Accountant, Duggan case.... 25.00
Stationery, postage and ex-
press - 78.78
Furniture, school building.. 14.00
Tuition, pupils out county 10.00
! Holding election 6.00
; Janitor’s fees 3.00
! By balance 281.53
$18,544.25
To balance in school com
misioner’s hands, $ 231.53
Due Wilkinson county in
in state school commis
sioner’s hands 11,595.27
Total available funds $11,876.80
April 16, 1910.
W r e find the records of this office'
kept in a neat, cleric 31 manner,
shewing a complete record of all
transactions.
We extend our sincere thanks to
every member of the grand jury
for allowing us the privilege of em
ploying an expert. We, both having
• practical bookkeeping experience,
■ decided to do the work ourselves
’ and save the county the expert’s
; salary.
A E. BURNEY,
I. O. HALL,
Committee.
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