From the Orange County Observer,
Hillsborough, N.C., Thursday, March 26, 1908.
The following
accounts were allowed by the Board of Commissioners of Orange County at regular
monthly meeting held on Monday, March 2, 1908:
Carolina
Engineering Company, building of steel bridge over Morgan’s Creek, at Purefoy’s
Mill near Chapel Hill, $2,125
O.J. & B.B.
Forres, supplies for County Home, $44.04
W.W. Warren, work
at County Home, $9.77
R.J. Carden, 4 pigs
for County Home, $9
Trustees Fairfield
Church, interest on note to March 2, 1908, $6
Elizabeth Lloyd,
support, $1.50
Nancy Woods,
support, $5
Cot Riley, support,
$5
Mary J. Andrews,
support children two months, $4
H.W. & J.C.
Webb, supplies for jail, $38.11
H.W. & J.C.
Webb, supplies for County Home, $21.87
Willis and Betsy
Ann Cates, support, $2.50
B.M. Roberson,
building bridge, $25.60
Ann Russell,
support for two months, $2
George Laws, coffin
and grave for Becky Riley, $6
Susan Burch,
support, $2
Mary Sykes, support,
$2
Sterling Browning,
Commissioner, for his attendance, $7.60
J.F. McAdams,
Commissioner, for his attendance, $14.84
John Laws,
attendance on board, wood, labor, etc., $12.25
Sheriff Andrews for
boarding prisoners, etc., $68.40
Crabtree and
Thompson for arresting escaped prisoners, $10
Miss Newman,
support, $1.50
Treasurer Harry L.
Parish, commissioners, $104.85
The following
persons were allowed $1 each for “outside support”:
Robert Ashley,
Henry Pratt, Jack Wilson, Aaron Woods, Ann Carrington, Ann Scarlett, Anna
White, Lewis Walton, Larcena Riley, Mary Smith, Julia Roberts, W.A. Dorherty,
Prior Warren, Harper Allison, Dave Latta, Mag Hicks, Aletha Crabtree, Linday
Davis, Wm. Dodd, Nancy Crabtree, Sallie Lloyd, Miss Picket, Miss Mulhouse,
Margaret Ellis, Mrs. Boggs.
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