Idea Transcript
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
W. ~)
i
S.
WILSON
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE LIBRARIAN
RALEIGH EDWARDS & BROUGHTON PRINTING STATE PRINTERS 1918
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NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION J.
BRYAN GRIMES, Chairman
W.
J.
M.
C. S.
Raleigh
PEELE
Raleigh
NOBLE
Chapel Hill
THOMAS M. PITTMAN
....
D. H. HILL
R. D.
W.
S.
WILSON,
W. CONNOR,
Henderson Raleigh
Secretary, Raleigh
Legislative Reference Librarian , Raleigh
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLICATION OF A ROSTER OR BLUE BOOK SHOWING THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES, AND THEIR COMPENSATION, IN EACH DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact: SECTION 1. That it is hereby made the duty of the Legislative Reference Librarian, heretofore appointed under and by virtue of chapter 202 of the Public Laws of North Carolina, session of 1915, to immediately prepare a roster or "Blue Book" which shall show in detail the number of officers and employees in each department of the State Government, including the National Guard, Department of Agriculture, educational, penal, charitable institutions, and any other department controlled or supported wholly or in part by the State, together with the compensation paid to each of said officers or employees. And if any person shall be an employee of more than one department of the State Government, or any institution controlled or supported wholly or in part by it, the salary or compensation received by such person shall be set out in each department where he is employed, and reference made in that department to the other department from which he shall receive a salary or other compensation. SECTION 2. That the said roster or "Blue Book" shall be completed on or before the first day of January, one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and printed within two (2) months thereafter.
SECTION 3. That one copy of said roster or "Blue Book" shall be furnished to the clerk of the Superior Court of each county in the State; one copy furnished to each member of the General Assembly of 1917; one copy furnished to each member of the General Assembly of 1919 as soon after the election of 1918 as the result thereof shall be ascertained; and one copy furnished to each member of the Constitutional Convention as soon as the result of the election for that purpose shall have been ascertained. That other copies of said roster or "Blue Book" shall be sold to the public a-t such price as shall be fixed by the said Legislative Reference Librarian, and as near the cost of publishing the same as can be reasonably ascertainedi
SECTION 4. That it shall be the duty of the said Legislative Reference Librarian to collate and print under appropriate headings, and with appropriate arrangement, the annual amount and purpose of every appropriation payable out of the State Treasury, whether by special or general law.
That the said Legislative Reference Librarian, being a salaried no further or extra compensation for his services in preparing and publishing said roster or "Blue Book." SECTION 6. That this act shall not be construed to require the publication of the names of pensioners, nor of school teachers or officers not employed directly by the State Department of Education or the Superintendent of Public Instruction; but .the amount of such money paid out of the State Treasury to the various SECTION
5.
officer, shall receive
counties of the State for pensions or educational purposes shall be set forth in said roster or "Blue Book" by counties; nor shall this act apply to the officers or em-
ployees of the North Carolina Agricultural Society, nor local agricultural or fair nor to the orphan societies to the support of which the State contributes; but all institutions or departments of the State Government shall be considered
societies,
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to be embraced in this aot which receive any appropriation from the State Treasury, general or special, except those above excepted. rio\ 7. That in giving the names of the officers and employees of the
various asylums, educational, charitable, and other institutions, and their compensation, wherever there are a number of employees receiving the same compensation, the names of such employees may be grouped, with a statement that they receive the same compensation.
compiling the said roster or "Blue Book" the said Legisf the State make groups of each y the State, and shall set the warm- forth under appropriate headings, so that the details of each department will be of easy access to any person consulting said book. " io.v 8a. That the said roster or Blue Book" shall contain in separate groups, sections, or divisions a statement showing the bonded indebtedness of each and every of the counties, cities and towns of the State, the date of mir an. rate of maturity and rate of interest of such bonds, and for what purposes
SECTION
8.
That
in
lative Reference Librarian shall
I
issued.
OM 0. That the cost of printing said roster or "Blue Book" shall be paid by the State Treasurer upon the order of the Governor, who shall issue a requisition to the State Auditor for the cost of publishing the same, \\ sition shall be approved by the State Auditor and paid by the State Treasurer out of any funds in the State Treasury not otherwise appropriated. SECTION 10. It is hereby made the duty of every person who shall be the official
head of any department of the State Government and of every person who shall be the official head of any State institution of any character (for which the State makes an appropriation) to furnish to the Librarian of the Legislative Reference Library a complete list of all officers and employees of each department or institution, with a succinct statement of their duties and compensation. The Auditor and Treasurer are directed to furnish, on request of the Librarian, all such informaion from heir offices and records as he may request. SECTION 11. Five thousand copies of the said "Blue Book" shall be printed; and if the Governor shall be of the opinion that more should be printed, he is aut
t
thorized to direct, the publication of such additional number as he may think proper. SECTION 12. The said Librarian shall also prepare and publish in said "Blue
Book" the sources of the State's revenue and the am,ount thereof, the State's indebtedness and the amount thereof, and the State's investment in stocks, bonds, etc., the value of same and the approximate annual income thereon. SECTION 13. That this act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Ratified this the 5th day of March, A. D. 1917. Public Laws 1917, c. 145.
To His
Excellency,
THOMAS W. BICKETT,
Governor of North Carolina. In compliance with Chapter 145 of the Public Laws of 1917, entitled "An act to provide for the publication of a Roster or Blue Book showing the officers and employees, and their compensation, in each department of the State Government," I am transmitting herewith the NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK for pubSIR:
lication.
Acting upon the advice of the Attorney-General, the data herein contained has been collected for the fiscal year ending during the calendar year 1917 for the several departments and institutions. The need for a uniform fiscal year for all departments of the State Government is emphasized in this publication. Fiscal years herein given vary from April 1 to November 30, 1917. Work was begun on getting together this material on December 1, 1917, when a letter setting out the character of the information wanted and a copy of the law above referred to were sent to each department of the State Government, all State institutions, the registers of deeds of the one hundred counties, and the mayors of more than four hundred cities and towns. About 40 per cent of the officials to whom these letters were sent supplied the required information within a reasonable time. Additional requests were sent from time to time to delinquent officials.
many instances the information supplied was incomplete inaccurate, which necessitated a tremendous volume of correspondence and consequent delay. In some instances an audit was necessary before the facts could be ascertained. Heretofore no publication of this character has been authorized or directed, and since there is no penalty in the act to enforce its requirements of the officials whose duty it is made to supply the data herein given, it has been a most difficult task to induce many In most instances, however, of them to comply with the law. they have shown a desire to give the information required and in the form requested. By reason of the fact that it has been necessary to secure this data from some six hundred different sources it cannot reasonably be hoped that some inaccuracies and errors have not crept in, but they have been checked and eliminated as far as it has been possible to do so. There is a lack of uniformity in the data supplied which is to be regretted. Should the General Assembly provide for similar future publications many improvements in this respect will suggest themselves to the compiler. It is hoped that this volume will supply information which will be of value to the members of the General Assembly and the In
and
Respectfully submitted,
public.
RALEIGH, N. C.
May
14, 1918.
W. S. WILSON, Legislative Reference Librarian.
CONTENTS LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
PAGE 3
Senators _ Senate Employees
-
House of Representatives House Employees Enrolling Department
Members
4 6
of
8 11
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Department of the Governor Department of the Secretary of State Department of the State Auditor Department of the State Treasurer Department of the State Superintendent Department of the Attorney-General
JUDICIAL
17 18
_
22 23
of Public Instruction
25
29
DEPARTMENT
The Supreme Court
33
Judges of the Superior Court
34
Solicitors
35
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 39
Department of Agriculture Department of Corporation Commission Department of State Tax Commission Department of Labor and Printing Department of Insurance North Carolina Historical Comniission
53 55
56
57 59
Legislative Reference Library Department of the State Library
.
61
61
Library Commission of North Carolina The North Carolina State Board of Health
62
State Laboratory of Hygiene State Board of Charities and Public Welfare North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey State Highway Commission Board of Internal Improvements Department of the Adjutant-General State's Prison State Board of Elections Revisal Commission
72
Commission Board Audubon Society of North Carolina Department of Public Buildings and Grounds Firemen's Relief Fund State Standard Keeper Fisheries
63 74 _
75
77
79
80
84 88 89
90 94 95
97 97
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STATE EDUCA ~ity of t
rONS
North Car nte College of Agriculture
and Engineering.
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.
The State Normal and Imlu vvhee Normal find Industrial School Appalachian Training School for Teachers East Carolina Teachers' Training School State School for the Blind and !)< Carolina School for the De;r
..107 ..133 ..
129
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136
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Stonewall
.
-trial
I
Normal
Slater
8<
School
..146 .
)
kee Indian Normal School and Technical Collcg.
.
152
.156
\ egro Agricultural
.
.
157
.
.
163
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS State
I
r
State
I
r
the Insane at Raleigh the Insane at Morganton I
lina
nsane at Goldsboro.. .
.
Sanatorium for the Treatment of Tuberculosis
..
173
.
.
183
.
.
189
..192
North Carolina Orthopedic Hospit
..
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..155 1)
II
..199
CITIES A
Nl> \I.
194
APPROPRIATION LAWS
M)
DISK
257 ...
284
..
284
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POND
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290 295
..
298
...
307
V CX3UNTI1
PUBLIC SCHO< i;
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nuxriKi: ST VALUES
LOANS FOR SCHOOI STATE BONDED Dl
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IB
308 ..
309 310
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT (FOB YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917.)
SENATE Per diem. E. L. Daughtridge, Lieutenant-Governor.. O. Max Gardner, Lieutenant-Governor
.$
72.00
Mileage $
306.00
13.00
45.40
SENATORS H
M.
Allen,
Earnhardt, John A Bennett, Kelly E Blue, L.
$
_
_
M
Braswell, J. D..._ Brenizer, Chase
_
F
Brock,
Bunn, J. W Burgwyn, W. H. Burnett,
$
9.80
29.00
248.00
68.00
240.00
22.00
240.00
77.40
240.00
34.80
240.00
20.00
240.00 S.._.
H
J.
240.00
240.00
_
Cameron, Bennehan Cranmer, E. H Davenport, W. S
_.
._
240.00
30.00
240.00
22.00
240.00
7.00
240.00
31.40
240.00
30.20
Deweese, A.
G
240.00
79.20
Everett, W.
N
240.00
20.40
Gough, Frank
240.00
26.00
240.00
22.00
240.00
21.40
240.00
24.80
Gray, J. A., Jr Gregg, Dr. J. D._ Hall,
J.
_
W
Harding, F. C Harrell, G. S Holderness, George Johnson, E. R
A
A
Jonas, C. Jones,
Thomas A
Joyce,
J.
R.
Justice, J.
Foy_
_
240.00
17.40
240.00
48.60
240.00
17.20
240.00
38.80
240.00
44.00
240.00
54.60
240.00
21.00
240.00
59.80
Kelly, A.
M
240.00
31.40
R.
E
240.00
24.60
240.00
11.60
Little,
Long, J. Elmer Long, W. L Lynn, Stable 1 McCoin, R. S
_.
McLeod, J. A McNider, J. S 1
See Revisal Commission.
240.00
19.20
240.00
26.00
240.00
8.80
240.00
7.00
240.00
35.00
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SENATORS CONTINUED Per diem
Matheson, C. Nelson,
P
$
L
J.
Gates, John A..._ Parker, Ezra Person, W. M Pollock, W. D. Ray, Robert R
Ross, T. T Scales, A.
_
M
240.00
Mileage $
35.60
240.00
42.60
240.00
12.80
240.00
9.40
240.00
7.60
240.00
15.00
240.00
34.40
240.00
15.40
240.00
16.20
Thompson, C. Transou, Eugene
240.00
23.00
240.00
39.20
Tucker, E. J Turner, W. D Warren, Lindsay C.
240.00
11.60
240.00
32.00
M
\\illiams, S.
240.00
21.60
240.00
32.00
$12,386.00
$1,447.20
C
SENATE EMPLOYEES Alexander,
J.
W
Arrington, Bailey, C.
J.
C
..$
288.00 190.50
K
Ed
198.00
122.00
Bradshaw, Mike Broughton, C. C Brown, R. L
316.00
Bryson,
A
J.
82.60 7.00
308.00
Bland, Douglas
Bates,
$
Buie, John R Busbee, Miss Sophie 1
129.50
20 20
216.00 189.00
29 60
189.00
5.30
324.00
Capps, Marion
135.50
Cardwell, Charles Church, T.
211.50
Davis, C. Dowell, W.
M W
252.00
L
312.00
189.00
14.40
22.20
20.00
11.00
Fentress, R.
189.00
10.00
Fetter,
129.50
Parish, J. T., Jr.
C Fred A
D
292.50
13.00
Gay, John F
189.00
12.60
Green, A. H. Guishard, Miss Marguerite
189.00
Hampton, Park
224.00
Caster, W.
Harris, Charles
V
iSee Revisar.Commission. *See Enrolling Department.
32.00
20.00
12.50
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
SENATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MEMBERS Per diem Bailey,
John L
$
240.00
Baldwin, Alfred Barnes, J. Beasley, R. F.i
240.00
W
Mileage $
12.00
41.60
240.00
4.60
240.00
30.20
Bowman, W. A
240.00
22.00
Breece, A. B Brock, B. C
240.00
12.80
....
240.00
28.20
..
240.00
12.60
W
Brothers, H.
Brummitt, D. G Butt, W. M Clark, Ambrose Clark, D. M
240.00
11.80
240.00
27.60
240.00
76.80
240.00
17.30
M
240.00
60.20
Coffey, Bland
240.00
70.00
Coggins, J. C Collins, B. B Cox, R.
_>40.00
28.00
240.00
26.00
Clayton,
Cox,
J.
..
M W. D
240.00
23.60
240.00
42.00
McA
240.00
20.00
Covington, W. T Crowell, R. C....
240.00
20.00
240.00
56.80
240.00
35.20
240.00
21.40
240.00
19.20
240.00
13.00
Council, A.
T
Crowson, Dr. S. Dail, George D Dalton, Carter 2 Daniel, J. C Daniels, S. G Davis, I. P
Darden,
J.
H
Dees, Archie Doughton, R.
A
Parish, J. Turner
Ferebee, M.
W
Ferguson, G. P Flack, Miles P... Forrest, T.
R
Galloway, J. C Gardner, G. Ellis Grant, Horace V Grant, L. Clayton
Grantham,G. Grier,
K
H. P.*
Griffin, E. J....
See Board of Public Welfare. 'See Revisal
Commissi
240.00
15.40
240.00
53.80
240.00
24.60
240.00
9.60
240.00
39.60
240.00
22.00
240.00
40.00
240.00
68.60
240.00
48.40
240.00
33.60
240.00
19.00
240.00
59.20
240.00
33.80
240.00
26.60
240.00
10.80
240.00
31.60
240.00
3340
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
MEMBERS
7
CONTINUED Per diem
Haymore, R. L Hewitt, Dr. D. Hicks, T. C
$
_
L
240.00 -
-
Hinton, C. R Holding, T. E Hooker, F. B
Home,
D
J.
Hoyle, S. R Hurley, Boliver S Jackson, B Johnson, K. B Joyner, W. H Kernodle, R. T..._
. -
Y Gray R
Killian, J.
King,
-
-
W
Riser, E.
240.00
Mileage $
31.80 33.70
240.00
73.80
240.00
31.20
240.00
3.60
240.00
29.00
240.00
24.40
240.00
8.40
240.00
19.60
240.00
59.60
240.00
3.60
240.00
20.00
240.00
13.60
240.00
36.00
240.00
15.20
240.00
26.00
G
240.00
8.80
Lloyd, Lueco Love, Edgar
240.00
9.60
240.00
42.20
240.00
58.40
240.00
79.40
240.00
23.00
R.
Kittrell,
McBee,
J.
McCall,
C
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H
J.
McCrary,
-
R
J.
McLendon, L. P.i MacRackan, Donald Mathews, J. H Mathews, W. R._. Mathewson, W. L Mauney, W. A Moore, R. M Morgan, W. F Murphy, Walter Newell,
J.
-
A
S.
R
Noland, D. Oliver, J. S Page, H. A Pass,
---
-
C
Pearson,
J.
H
Pegram,
J.
Ed
240.00
5.20
240.00
35.80
240.00
30.00
240.00
36.00
240.00
33.00
240.00
41.40
240.00
16.00
240.00
35.80
360.00
26.00
240.00
7.60
240.00
64.20
240.00
32.40
240.00
14.40
240.00
12.00
240.00
41.80
240.00
5.60
240.00
36.00
Phillips, Oscar....
240.00
28.20
James F Prevette, James M Price, James M Price, John N
240.00
21.20
240.00
36.80
Pharr, E.
_
W
Pickett,
Pritchard, George
M
Puett, J. F....
Department
of the
Adjutant General.
240.00
33.20
240.00
32.00
240.00
59.60
240.00
41.60
I
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Krunk
MO
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'apitol
hree >er\ ant
s
or
272. is
receive $10.50 each per w< -ek for es.
The
1909,
C.
hereby aut hoi i/ed and empowered to keep upon
whom
employees of the Supreme Court, two of t
heir services
and the other
week
$4.66 per
shall
for his
llli.
Supreme Court are authorized to employ one additional servant for service in the Supreme Court, to be carried on the pay rolls at $10.50 per week, and paid as other servants n.\v in the employ of the State are paid: I'nu-iili il, however, that not hinn in his act shall be construed to abolish any of the Justices of the
t
positions and places of any of the present employees nected with the Supreme Court in the present building.
and
assistants
now con-
1913, C. 108.
JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT (FOR YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER Residence
W. M. Bond George W. Connor John H. Kerr Daniels
I
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11.
W. Whedbee
Oliver H. Allen Thomas H. Calvert*
W. P. Stacy
Lyon
C. C.
W. A. Devin... H. P. Lane
30, 1917)
Rate
Total for year
...Edenton Wilson Warrenton Goldsboro
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
Greenville
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
Kinston Raleigh Wilmington ..Elizabethtown Oxford
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
..Reidsville
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
3,935.48
4,000.00
4,000.00
Thomas J. Shaw.... W. J. Adams
Greensboro Carthage
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
W.
Charlotte
4,000.00
4,000.00
Statesville
4,000.00
4,000.00
Shelby Hickory Rutherfordton
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
Frank Carter
Asheville.._.
4,000.00
4,000.00
G.
Waynesville....
4,000.00
4,000.00
$80,000.00
$79,935.48
B. F.
Harding Long
J. L.
Webb
I
M.
F.
li.
II.
S.
Cline Justice
Ferguson..
'Salary *'.\.'2^) and -S7:u per annum to furnish traveling and the other nece-\penses incident to rotation. See Historical Commission and Revisal Commission.
2
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
35
Salaries authorized by the following laws: The salary of each of the Judges of the Superior Court shall be $3,250 per annum,
and $750 per annum to furnish traveling and other necessary expenses incident to rotation, payable monthly.
Revisal of 1905,
s.
2765; 1907,
c.
988; 1911,
c. 82.
SOLICITORS J.
C. B. Ehringhaus
$
Richard G. Allsbrook Garland E. Midyette Walter D. Siler.. Charles L. Abernethy H. E. Shaw Herbert E. Norris H. L. Lyon S. B.
480.00 360.00
-
340.00
-
-
320.00
380.00
280.00 300.00
-
320.00
-
McLean
M. Gattis Graves John C. Bower Walter E. Brock G. W. Wilson.... Hayden Clement
280.00 420.00
-
S.
S. P.
600.00
-
200.00
-
-
460.00
._
300.00 380.00
R. L. Huffman
320.00
Johnson
340.00
J.
Hayes
280.00
Michael Schenck J. E. Swain G. L. Jones....
200.00 380.00 $ 6,940.00
The
Solicitors of the several judicial districts shall receive $20 for each term Court they shall attend, warrant by the Auditor to issue therefor
of the Superior
upon a 1905,
s.
certificate of
such attendance from the clerk of the court.
Revisal of
2767.
TOTAL FOR JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT Supreme Court Superior Court Judges Solicitors...
..._
-$
32,809.46 79,935.48 6,940.00
$ 119,684.94
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (FOB YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
The General Assembly shall establish a Department of Agriculture, Immigration, and Statistics, under such regulations as may best promote the agricultural interests of the State, and shall enact laws for the adequate protection and encouragement of sheep husbandry. Const., Art. Ill, s. 17. The Department of Agriculture, Immigration, and Statistics is created and established and shall be under the control of the Commissioner of Agriculture, with the consent and advice of a board to be styled "The Board of Agriculture." The Board of Agriculture shall consist of the Commissioner of Agriculture, who
member and chairman
and
meetfrom each congressional district. The members of such board shall be appointed by the Governor by and with the consent of the Senate, when the terms of the present incumbents respectively expire. The term of office of such members shall be six years and until their successors are duly appointed and qualified. Vacancies in such board shall be filled by the Governor for the unexpired term. The Commissioner of Agriculture and the members of the Board of Agriculture shall be practical farmers engaged in their profession. Revisal of 1905, s. 3931. Each member of the Board of Agriculture shall receive $4 for each day he attends a session of the board and for each day necessarily spent in traveling from and to his place of residence, and he shall receive also 5 cents a mile for the distance to and from Raleigh, by the usual direct route, for each meeting of the board which he attends. When attending any committee meeting each member of the committee, other than the chairman, shall receive the same per diem and mileage shall
be ex
ings,
and
as
fixed for attending meetings of the board.
is
officio
a
of ten other
members, one
of
thereof
whom
shall preside at all
shall be chosen
Revisal of 1905,
s.
3932.
The Board shall be empowered to hold in trust and exercise control over donations or bequests made to it for promoting the interests or purposes of the Department; and shall have general supervision and control of the finances of the Department; and shall regulate the salaries of all officers and employees other than those whose salaries are fixed by law. Revisal of 1905, s. 3933.
THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE W. A. Graham, Chairman ex F. P. Latham C. W.Mitchell R. L. Woodard
Clarence Poe R. W. Scott A. T. McCallum C. C. Wright William Bledsoe
H. Q. Alexander A. Cannon
officio _
Iron Station. Belhaven. Aulander.
...Pamlico.
_
...Raleigh.
_ _ _
..Haw River. Red Springs. .Hunting Creek. Gale.
Matthews. Horse Shoe.
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
40
Total
Amount
Name and A.
\\
Designation
Graham, Commissioner
Salary
Paid
$ 3,500.00
$ 3,500.00
2,000.00 900.00
1,899.98
K. W. Barnes, Secretary of Board D. G. Conn, Bulletin Clerk S.
D. Jones, Bookkeeper
1
900.00
1,500.00 1,425.00 ($150 increase June, 1917)
Miss M. H. McKinmion, Stenographer 1
1,200.00
1,075.00
($300 increase June, 1917)
C. H. W. Creighton, Night
Watchman'
James Higgs, Janitor Charles Higgs, Messenger
720.00
720.00
600.00
600.00
480.00
465.00
($30 increase June, 1917)
W. R. Camp, Chief, Markets and Rural Organization Cull.nth, Rural Credits I
I
1,500.00
fl, 500.00
1,600.00
323.80
mos.
(2}
John A. LivingstM n, Rural Credits
Resigned)
1,600.00
Miss L. R. Smith, Stenographer T. B. Parker, Director Farmers' Institutes
.
423.39
(In Mr. Culbreth's place) 840.00 840.00
H. H. Brimley, Curator Museum T. W. Adickes, Assistant Curator Miss Annie Lewis, Usher
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,300.00
2,300.00
1,400.00
1,400.00 600.00
600.00
Janitor, Museum F. R. Baker, Drainage Engineer
450.00
434.83
1,300.00
895.52
(Resigned)
W. M.
Allen,
Food and
Oil Chemist, Chief of Division
2,612.50 2,700.00 ($150 increase July, 1917)
George Little, Oil Clerk E. W. Thornton, Chemist
1,800.00
1,800.00
1,383.33 1,500.00 ($200 increase July, 1917)
C. E. Bell, Chemist
1,500.00
1,325.00
($300 increase July, 1917)
L. B. Rhodes, Assistant
Chemist
1,183.33 1,300.00 ($200 increase July, 1917) 906.66 1,000.00
G. Allen, Assistant Oil Clerk
Miss
S.
J. F.
Stauback, Assistant Chemist
($160 increase July, 1917) 75.00 900.00
(Resigned) 288.88 900.00
H. M. Fowlkes, Assistant Chemist Miss Margaret McKimmon, Stenographer
840.00
165.20
(Resigned)
Miss Roberta Thaxton, Stenographic Work Miss Alma E. Trader, Stenographer Sidney Manly, Janitor A. T. Taylor, Inspector J. L. Burgess, Botanist nrolling
'See
Department.
Department
of Public Buildings
and Grounds.
4.20
(1
840.00
180.60
480.00
480.00
mo.)
2,200.00
91.66
2,200.00
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
41 Total
Amount
Name and
$1,400.00 960.00 ($120 increase
Miss L. Rademacher,
Legume Laboratory
August, 1917)
2,400.00 216.66 1,100.00 (Resigned after 2 mos.) 349.49
2,400.00
M. Hawley, Field Work
(In Mr. Clapp's place. J.
E. Eckert, Assistant, Field
$1,400.00 880.00
1,050.00 1,100.00 ($100 increase June, 1917)
Franklin Sherman, Entomologist S. C. Clapp, Field Work Ira
Paid
Salary
Designation Miss S. D. Allen, Seed Analyst Miss Mary Knight, Seed Work.
Work
Resigned) 233.32
1,400.00 (2
R. W. Leeby Assistant Entomologist
1
,
,
600 .00
mos.) 1
,
550 00 .
($100 increase June, 1917)
Joseph Hunter, Multigraph Work. W. N. Hutt, Horticulturist R. G. Hill, Assistant Horticulturist
360.00 2,750.00 750.00
1,800.00
mos.
(5
C. D. Matthews, Experimental Horticulturist J. P. Griffith,
360.00 2,750.00
Resigned)
1,600.00
1,516.61 (In Mr. Hill's place) 663.98 1,100.00
Assistant Horticulturist
(Resigned)
Miss Elizabeth Griffin, Stenographer, Ent. and Hort. Div.. B. B. Flowe, State Veterinarian
840 .00
840 .00
2,200.00
1,438.23
($200 increase June, 1917.
O. H. Graham, State Veterinarian (Promoted from Asst. Vet. to St. Vet.,
Resigned)
2,200.00
upon resignation
H. P. Flowe, Assistant Veterinarian
.
1,674.94
of Dr. Flowe)
1,800.00
929.92
(Resigned)
William Moore, Assistant Veterinarian
1,800.00 (In Dr.
H. P. Flowe's
599.96 place*)
C. C. Watts, Assistant Veterinarian
1,600.00
Miss M. Newsom, Stenographer for Veterinary and Botany Divisions Clifford Cox, Asst. Vet. at Hog Serum Plant
840.00
840.00
1,400.00
1,060.72
244.44
(Resigned)
Ralph Brooks, Assistant, Serum Plant Frank Hall, Janitor, 3d Floor B. F. Keith, Supt. Marl Plant
900.00
623.75
360.00
360.00
1,300.00
1,283.30
($100 increase February, 1917)
Louise Wright, Stenographer for Demonstration State
Work
in 600.00
565.00
($60 increase in July, 1917)
B. W. Kilgore, State Chemist J.
M. Pickel, Feed Chemist
3,500.00
3,500.00
1,949.98 2,000.00 ($100 increase June, 1917)
42
NOIII
ii
BOOK
I'.I.TE
(
Total
Amount
Name and
Designation
W. G. Haywood, J.
Fertilizer
Paid
/ary
Chemist
$1,800.00 $1,750.00 ($100 increase June, 1017)
Q. Jackson, Assistant Chemist
1,250.00 1,225.00 ($50 increase June, 1917) l.i:.i00 1.125.00
E. 8. Dewar, Assistant Chemist
($50 increase June, 1917)
Collett, Assistant
\\.
;
I
Test Farm Direct
2,200.00 2,100.00 ($200 increase June, 1917)
Miss M. 8. Birdsong, Secretary Hatch, '!< -rk I
1,350.00
tl,350.00
1,200.00
(
I
($100 increase
B. T. Horsfield, Assistant Chemist
1,150.00
June
1,
950.00
1917)
849.98
(Resigned)
Brandt, Assistant Chemist in Laboratory
B. B.
800.00
631.96
John Mangum, Assistant Moses Lord
480.00
480.00
460.00
460.00*
ivt,
450.00
450.00
200.00
fl, 166.65
,700.00
fl, 700.00
Beating Fertilizer Samples.. C. B. Williams, Agronomist W. I. Pate, Agronomist in Soils E. C. Blair, Soil Chemist >
I
I.,
Hrinkl.-y, Soil
Survey F. N. McDowell, Soil Survey I..
I..
,000.00
945.80
,400.00
tl,400.00
,100.00
504.19
(Resigned) .1
8.
K.
Plummer,
Soil
Chemist
O. Perkins, Soil Survey
S. F.
Davidson, Soil Survey
2,500.00
2,500.00
1,200.00 900.00
1,200.00 825.00 (11
1).
II.
Lambert, Soil
Sm
(Resigned J.
O. Ware,
mos.) 50.00
.t
1
rians and specifications disapproved:
IMan> and \\aii T-ln
'd
Krport>
"t
Monthly
ta
in.-|"
,ph!.M>. leatlet>.
and
HlMKATl
11.'
and copied
placar,l> distributed
Number plan-
-papers
Nunibrr days spent out of
office
M. Hunnsc,, Assistant Kdit or.
1
364,047
on
.
official
K,500 128
_
business
31
Salary, $1,200.
and
\\eekly
ICtMFAKHI] Hi \r u. Stenographer. Salary, $845.98. K KUSE, Assistant Stenographer and Clerk. \ \ \ Miss LUCY Ih UN. Mailing Clerk. Salary, $580. 1
1,349 :?.V.i.:.Ni
neu>paper plate material
Prrpan-s. health articles for daily editing Health Hdlletin.
Duties:
"
rxainincd.
\\atn ana !>> .-\ainined Ib-alth Bulletins mailed
Artieles prepare.l for
5
.
newspapers; assists in
Salary, $747.50.
and Engineering,
$5,873.48.
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS Name Dr.
J.
Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss
Designation
R. Gordon
Grace Reynolds Ruth Robinson Blanche Stockard Estelle
Wiggs
Merle Ellington
W. H. Gilbert Sallie Hulin Ellie Nowell...
Margaret Young Helen Batchelor Eunice Blair.
Deputy State Registrar Stenographer Stenographer Stenographer Bookkeeper Clerk Clerk Clerk .Clerk
Clerk _ Tabulating Clerk. Transcribing Clerk (paid by Bureau of Census).
$
_
67
Xm:iii r \unu\.\
68
BLUE BOOK
BUREAU OF MEDICAL INSPECTION OF SCHOOLS M. COOPKK.
In:. to fill vaeaiieie.- in the hoard :ui>in|? from any cause soever, except expiration of term, >h:ill he m:i \.
t
(
1
\\.
hliiir. .1.
THI-:
i'
maun
Ch
Winston-Sulem
Hunter, Viee
'hair man
(
...Raleigh '...Greensh
\le\lli ,ie.-
Thomasville Wilson
\\oo.iar.l
Chapel J.
A.
Hill
Mount Gilead
McAuluy
Total
Name Holan.l
!'.
I'ublir Welfare. $ 3,000.00
for Year 750.00 $
1,200.00
1,200.00
100.00
100.00
Rate
Desiv
Cornmiioner
llr:isley
Miss Daisy Denson W. D. Terry*
,
,f
Secretary .1
,.,,.,
$ 2,050.00
The present board was 'I'ra
\eliiiK
01
>
;-nl -, l'.M7.
$ 118.60
expenses
1'ormer hoard,
t
ravel ing expenses
15.36 133.96
Total ...
$ 2,183.96
'See HIMIM- of Ke|.|e>entat 'See Department of I'uhlie Buildings and Ctound.-, ami C.etnTal AflKOlbly contingent account. i
NORTH CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC SURVEY (FOR
YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
The Governor
shall appoint a suitable person as State Geologist to conduct, the supervision of a board of managers to be known as the Geological
under Board, a Geological and Economic Survey of the State. The Geological Board shall consist of the Governor (as chairman) and four citizens of the State to be appointed by the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, for terms of four years each. In case of the death or resignation of either of said citizens his successor shall be appointed by the Governor.
The State Geologist shall appoint, subject to the approval of the Geological Board, such experts and assistants as may be found necessary to enable him to carry out successfully and speedily the work of the Survey. Annual appropriation, $15,000. Revisal of 1905, ss. 4429, 4434; Laws 1911, c. 211.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Governor T. W. Bickett, ex Frank Hewitt...
officio
Chairman.
Raleigh Asheville
R. G. Lassiter
Oxford
John Sprunt Hill C. C. Smoot, III
___
_
Durham
__
North Wilkesboro
Amount
Name Joseph Hyde Pratt
Holmes. H. M. Berry Myrtice Greenwood. Elizabeth Bain J. S.
Mrs. E. S.
Secretary
McGehee
__$ 4,200.00
_
Stenographer Stenographer.. Stenographer Office Assistant Office Assistant
1
From December
2,400.00
22,100.00
1,800.00 900.00
31,650.00
900.00
_
Margaret Berry.. ...... ...Stenographer ___________________ Carrie D. Moses __________ Stenographer... ..... _____ ...... Agnes Hyde Barton ______ Clerical work ____________ ....... Mildred Moses ____________ Clerical
$3,200.00
660.00
David Rose Bryan W. Sipe Mrs. M. E. Berry _________ Clipping
Gilbert Craig _____________ Clerical
Paid
Rate
Designation State Geologist State Forester
work ....... . ........... work ____
to July, inclusive, $350 per month;
.12^
hr.
4
591 .50
5
390.34
70.07
215.00 .20 hr.
2.25 dy. 2.00 d. .15 hr.
256.60 67.20
6.00 1.50 6.67
1.50 d.
78.38
from August to Novem-
month. inclusive, $150 per month; from June to November, month. 3 From December to May, inclusive, $125 per month; from June to November, inclusive, $150 per month. 4 Paid per diem until May; May to July, inclusive, $50.00 per month; August to November, inclusive, $55 per month. & Paid $2 per day.
ber, inclusive, $100 per 2
From December to May,
inclusive, $200 per
NORTH OAKOU
70
\
\
fin
Amount
Name
Designation
Elizabeth Craig Mrs. Jas. F. Moffatt H. S. Chapin C. W. Higgins
W. F. Morrison John E. Smith Clarence S. Rose Frank P. Drane J. M. Bell Merrimon, Adams Johnston Macy & Lawler John L. Foister II K.Fritz 1; IVmple .1
work Clerical work Clerical work Clerical
Drawing.... Drawing. Geological work Geological work
Paid
Rate 1.50d. $
31.20
$
4.40
.20 hr.
.20 hr.
6.03
.25 hr.
4.60 8.50
.25 hr.
100.00 mo.
75.00
mo.
100.00
100.00
Chemical work Chemical work
25.00
Legal services Painting charts
170.00
6.00
& 22.85 1-20
.PlumliiiiK.
Repairing typewriter ..Carpenter
i:<
">"
40.25
$10,041.79
EXPENSE ACCOUNT OF BOARD MEETINGS January Meeting F. R. Hewitt
Expenses Per diem,
$ 3
21.86 12.00
days at $4 per day $
33.86
$
23.20
June Meeting C. C. Smoot,
III
Expenses Per diem,
2
8.00
days at $4 per day $
31.20
These are the only expenses which were submitted by members of the board during the year, the other members not charging anything against the State for attending the board.
TOTAL FOR GEOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC SURM Salaries
Expenses board meetings
-
Y
$10,041.79 65.06
$10,106.85
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION (FOR
YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
The State Highway Commission
30, 1917)
shall consist of the
Governor, three citizens
North Carolina to be appointed by the Governor, one from the eastern, one from the central, and one from the western portion of the State, one of which shall be a member of the minority political party, the State Geologist, a professor of civil engineering of the University of North Carolina, and a professor of the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, said professors to be designated by the Governor. The members of the Commission shall be appointed and serve for four years and until their successors are appointed; the members' of the Commission shall, when employed in any manner required of them under this act, receive their actual expenses. The Commission shall appoint a civil engineer well versed in the science of road building and maintenance, who shall be the State Highway Engineer, whose compensation shall be fixed by the State Highway Commission. The term of office of the State Highway Engineer shall be six years from the date of his appointment unless removed from office for due cause by the Highway Commisof the State of
sion.
Annual appropriation, $10,000. 1915, c. 113. For the enforcement of the act to provide for assisting rural communities in the utilization of small water-powers and the installation of telephone lines the sum of $5,000 annually is appropriated to the State Highway Commission. 1917, c.
267.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION Governor T. W. Bickett, Chairman Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Hyde Pratt, Secretary E. C. Duncan, Acting Secretary
Bennehan Cameron
Raleigh Stagville Chapel Hill
_
T. F. Hickerson
W. C. Riddick Guy V. Roberts
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
West Raleigh
_
Marshall
..,
Total
Name W. I.
S. Fallis
B. Mullis
R. E. Snowden R. P. Coble
W.M.Peyton John D. Waldrop George F. Syme W. L. Craven R. W. McGeachy John C. Hicks W. F. Morson 'D. H. Winslow A. F.
Brown
Designation State Highway Engineer Office and Testing Engineer Division Engineer Division Engineer Division Engineer Resident Engineer
Bridge Engineer Bridge Engineer Resident Engineer Resident Engineer Resident Engineer.. Maintenance Engineer... Maintenance Supervisor
...
Rate
for Year
$ 3,600.00
$ 3,233.32
,500,00
1,186.68 659.57
,800.00
,800.00 ,800.00
r
1,213.84 898.40
,500.00
25.00
360.00
351.93
1,800.00 1,020,00
1,702.60 300.16
1,200.00
308.00
1,500.00
28.75
1,800.00
544.44
1,800.00
550.44
XuKIII ('\KOI.I.NA
i'l.
I
I.
Name
for
}
U.D.Wilson
Maintenance -S
M. E. Miller C. Carpenter V. von ciiiiiiM-iit'.-i.
.M.-iintcri.-irir.-
Bopervfoor.
I..')""
in
135.00
Maintc -nan'
SIIJM -r -\ -i.-r
1,200.00
300.00
1,500.00
370.83
J.
J.
B. ('lineman
..
.
\!l',l
lleM-d
l!d."),
*s.
27(10,4300.
KS OF I'.\1U)
Chairman
--
\N illi:iri:ston \1
i.-M.loii
Va.lkinville
W. Pass It.
teno^i apher.. $
l
2
See Historical Commission. See Supreme Court Library.
639.50
REVISAL COMMISSION (FOR
YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
There is hereby created a joint legislative committee, consisting of two members of the Senate and three members of the House of Representatives, to be appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, whose duty it shall be, within sixty days after the ratification of this act, to meet in the city of Raleigh and provide for the compiling, collating, and revising of the public statutes of the State of North Carolina. Such Commission is author-
and empowered to make such arrangements as it may deem necessary for the actual preparation of this work in order that it may be printed for consideration at the next session of the General Assembly. Said Commission is authorized, in its discretion, to select one or more persons, who shall be known as the Revision Commissioner, or the Revision Commissioners, whcse duty it shall be to compile,
ized
and
collate,
revise all of the public statute laws of this State now in force, inmay be enacted during the present session of the General
cluding those which
Assembly. For the purpose
of defraying the expenses of the Legislative Revision Commission herein provided for, and for paying for compiling, collating, and revising the public statutes of North Carolina, and for such clerical assistance as may be necessary, there is hereby appropriated the sum of $10,000. 1917, c. 252.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION Harry W. Stubbs, Chairman
SENATE Lindsay C. Warren Stable Linn
Washington Salisbury
_
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Harry W. Stubbs H. P. Grier Carter Dalton
..Williamston Statesville
_
High Point
_
Lindsay C. Warren, expenses and per diem Stable Linn, expenses and per diem _ Harry W. Stubbs, expenses and per diem H. P. Grier, expenses and per diem Carter Dalton, expenses and per diem_ T. H. Calvert, 1 salary and expenses. L. P. McGehee, salary and expenses... _ Chloe Beckwith, services to Commission
_
140.45
58.10 84.00 51.20
_ 1
127.92
_
361.50
_
535.00
_ _
Elizabeth Calvert, services to Commission
H. J. Campbell, services to Commission Moses Shapiro, services to Commission
.'._$ _
_ _
150.00
52.00 20.00
_
50.00
$ 1,630.17
*See
Judges Superior Court and Historical Commission.
FISHERIES COMMISSION (FOR YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
BOARD
30, 1917)
That for the purpose of enforcing the laws relating to all fish, there is hereby created a Fisheries Commission, which shall consist of five members appointed by the Governor, at least three of whom shall be from the several fishing districts and
have a practical knowledge or be familiar with the fishing denominated the "Fisheries Commission Board." The members shall be appointed as follows: two, whose terms of office shall expire on the first day of June, 1917; and three, one of whom shall be a member of the minority party, whose term of office shall expire on the first day of June, 1919; ami their successors -hall be appointed by the Governor for a term of four years
of the State
industry,
who
shall
shall be
Tin- five members shall receive $4 per day each and traveling expenses \\hileattendintf meetings of the board: Provided, that the per diem and expenses shall not exceed $250 each per annum. That said board shall appoint a Fisheries Commissioner uithin thirty days after the passage of this act, and the -aid Commissi..nei shall be responsible to the Fisheries Commission Board
each thereafter.
out the dut ies of his office, and -hall make semiannual reports to them Mich time as they may require. The term of office of said ( 'oinrnissioner and his successor in ollice shall be four years or until his successor is appointed and
for carrying at
qualified,
and
in c.ise
The
vacancy.
.,f
vacancy
in
said Commissioner
t
he office, the app< int n:ent shall be to fill the appoint two assistants by and with the
may
consent of the Fisheries Comn.i.-sii n Board, who shall hold said offices at the pleasure of the Fisheries 'ommissioner and the board, whose duties shall be pre(
The aforesaid Commissioner and Assistpay as the Fisheries Commission Board shall determine. During the absence of the Commissioner or his inability to act, In Fisheries Commission Board shall appoint one of the Assistant Commissioners to have and exercise all the powers of the Commissioner. 1917, c. 290. The Fisheries Commissioner may appoint, with the approval of the Fisheries Commission Board, inspectors in each county having fisheries under his jurisdiction, who will assist him at such times as he may require. The said inspector scribed by the Fisheries Coinn.i-sioner. ant Commissioners shall receive such
i
shall serve
under the direction of the Commissioner, receiving compensation not
to exceed $3 per
day and necessary expenses while
in actual service.
1915, c. 84.
MEMBERS OF FISHERIES COMMISSION BOARD Ed. Chambers Smith, Chairman A. V.
Cobb
S. P.
Hancock
Beaufort
E. H. Freeman T. F. Winslow H. L. Gibbs, Fish Commissioner First:
"The
Fisheries
Raleigh
Windsor
Commission Board," consisting of and traveling expenses not
bers, per diem $4 $250.00 for each
,
Wilmington Hertford Oriental five
mem-
to exceed
Second: One Fisheries Commissioner, salary per annum, traveling ex_ penses in addition
$ 1,250.00
1,800.00
91
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, ETC. Third:
Two
Assistant Commissioners, salary $1,500 each per (traveling expenses in addition)
annum $ 3,000.00
Fourth: Twenty-two fish and oyster inspectors, whose time and employment vary:
Four whose salaries are $75 per month, three of whom are employed the entire year, salary for the three.. _$ 2,700.00 Two of these have been and are now being paid, 480 .00 since August 24, 1917, by the U. S. Government-
Amount paid by the board _ One employed for eight months One whose salary is $70 per month, employed
-
months....
-.
_._
for eight
.-
560.00
two employed the entire ----$ 1,440.00 year One of these is now being paid and has been paid by the U. S. Government since September 10,
Four whose salary is
1917,
$60;
amount
Three whose
'
160.00
This one employee was never employed until September 10th. The board so far has paid nothing. The other one of these two began work April 3, 1917. Amount paid by the board One employed for five months..
One employed
2,220.00 600.00
-..
for three
months
salaries are $50 per
_
474.00 300.00 180.00
month:
of these seven months at $50 Four months at $25.... His salary increased November 1st
One
$
350.00 100.00 10.00
to $60
460.00
One eight months.. One entire year
-.. __
__
_
month; one for five months. Three employed for four months. ..One employed for three months.. _ T _ T One whose salary is $35 per month, 12 months Two whose salaries are $30 per month; one employed six Five whose salaries are
months One employed to $70 Fifth:
$40. per
400.00 600.00 200.00
480.00 120.00
420.00 180.00
five
months, salary raised November 20th -----
Three engineers whose salaries are $50 per month. Two of these are employed the entire year and have been paid by the U. S. Government since August 10, 1917; amount paid by _ the board One began work August 24th, and has been paid by the U. S. Government. Nothing by board so far.
Four seamen and cooks whose salaries are $40 per month. One has been paid by the U. S. Government since August 4th. Amount paid by the board
196.00
834.33
325.33
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
92
One has been paid by the U. S. Government since August 10th. Amount paid by the board The other two have been paid by the U. S. Government
MM
their
One clerk in November lover
(
.July
I,
employment.
office
1917.
,
I.-l.
t
with the exception of the raise of $15, since Amount paid by b and other and all op-ration.- involved
chaj.ter
1
.
employed in transporting and preparing them f< r m
killing
<
r
taking the said
The Fisheries Commie-ion Hoard also has authority and power to regulate, prohibit, or restrict, in time, place, character, and dimensions, the use of nets, appliances, apparatus, or means employed in taking killing fish; to regulate
U
the seasons at which the various specie- of fi.-h' may be taken in the several waters of the State and to prescribe the minimum si/.e of fish which may be taken in the several waters of the State.
The board by
it
and
also has general supervision of the acts of the officers appointed employed in the fishing industry of the State. The
their substitute.-
Fisheries Commission appoints a Fi.-heries Commi.-.-ioner \\ho is responsible to the board for the carrying out of the duties of his office as prescribed by the Acts of I'M.'), chapter 84.
Second.
COMMIS-K>\KH'S DUTIES.
The Commissioner has authority to name and appoint two assistants to be approved by the board. He is responsible to the board for his acts in a lawful manner to carry out and enforce all the laws, rules, and regulations of the board pertaining to the fishing industry of the State; to -ee that lie collected and paid to the Treasurer.
all
license
and other
Third. The assistants' duties are to help the Commissioner in his duties. They are appointed by the Commissioner and commissioned by the board. The assistants' duties are preset ibed by the Com mis.-ioner, and they may be removed by him IIM, and may be relieved by the Commissioner and the board at any time
when
in their
dustry.
opinion their retention
i.-
not nece-.-ary in the intere-t
of the in-
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
93
INSPECTORS' DUTIES. duty of the inspectors to observe and carry out all laws of the fishing industry, and the rules and regulations of the board relative thereto under the direction of the Commissioner. In many places there is little to do; in others there Some have to give all their time; in other places there is but little to do. is much. These inspectors are paid in accordance with the services necessary to perform the duties, the time, work, etc., considered. Fourth.
It is the
The State owns four
and in July,
the Fisheries Board, through to use said boats, the Navy Department agreeing to enlist and pay the crews of said boats and certain other expenses. These boats and crews were to do certain work for the United States Government, and at the same time do required work for the State in the fishing industry, and except in case of extreme emergency they are to
its
boats,
Commissioner, made contract with the
1917,
Navy Department
operate under the orders and direction of the Fisheries Commissioner. This was an opportunity for the State to perform a patriotic duty to the Government and at the same time carry out the work of the fishing industry practically without any interruption. The engineers' and seamen's duties are to operate the boats under the direction of the commander of the boats, who receives his orders from the commissioner. These enlisted men were selected and tendered for enlistment by the Commissioner from time to time as suitable men for various positions could be found. Hence the reason
all
were not enrolled at the same time.
Appropriation, $10,000 annually.
1917, c. 193.
AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA (FoR YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
The Audubon Society is a corporation created by chapter 337 of the Laws of 1903. Its officers shall be a president, vice president, secretary, and urer, :ui(l such other officers as may be fixed by the by-laws. I
treas-
It shall prescribe the form of license for nonresident hunters to be issued by the clerks of the Superior Court upon the payment of the fees presn act. These fees are paid by the clerks of the court to the Treasurer of the for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of the law.
The Governor, upon recommendation of the Audubon Society, shall, from time to time, appoint bird and K.IIIIO wardens and a treasurer of the s< Revisal of 1905, c. 40.
OFFICERS Di.
President Vice President
Vmieruood
II.
I;
Lewis
Hriml.-v..
II.
II. I'.
II.
I!.
8
I'.ioun
\.
Treasurer
.'
IAI;I> OF Melton
mm
<
TORS
Clark
Greensboro Wilmiim
W. H. Swift Franklin Sherman, Jr
Greensboro
Brook It.
F.
(
i.
\\.
Mm pic
Shelton
SP<
Raleigh
_
Amount
Name
mo. 83.33 mo.
R.E.Parker G.A.Martin
Secretary Secretary Miss Placide Underwood.. .Stenograph!* II.
\\.
$ 100.00
:in.l
h
R. Dalton, Reidsville.
Claudius Dockery, Troy. A Doughton, Sparta. i; Dr. Robert C. Kllis. Shelby. \\illiam N. kingham. i
James
A. dray.
Jr..
U inston-Salem.
STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
103
C. G. Wright, Greensboro. J. Gold, High Point.
Luther T. Hartsell, Concord.
Thomas
Perrin Busbee, Raleigh. John W. Hinsdale, Jr., Raleigh. Franklin P. Hobgood, Oxford.
A. M. Scales, Greensboro.
John Sprunt Hill, Durham. James D. Proctor, Lumberton.
William Stamps Howard, Tarboro. Paul J. Long, Jackson.
Charles C. Loughlin, Wilmington. A. H. Price, Salisbury.
George M. Rose, Fayetteville. George C. Green, Weldon. James Sprunt, Wilmington. A. W. McLean, Lumberton.
George B. McLeod, Lumberton. C. A. Jonas, Lincolnton. Haywood Parker, Asheville.
D. F. Ray, Fayetteville. George Stephens, Charlotte. R. D. W. Connor, Secretary Salary per year, $100. l
OFFICERS, FACULTY,
Name Andrews, T. M Armstrong, R Auld, B. L Baity, H. G Ballew, R. D Barbee, C Beard, Bell, J.
400.00
Assistant Professor
1,350.00
Professor
2,000.00
B
C
800.00 2,500.00 1,750.00
Instructor
W
Coulter, V.
A
Crooke, H.
L
C
H
Dargan, H. M Devereux, R. E Dey, W. W Dobbins, C. N....
150.00 50.00
Assistant..
Campion, J. L Cannon, D. L Campbell, H. J Carter, D. V... Chase, H. Cobb, Collier Coker, W. C
2,400.00 225.00
..Stenographer ..Music Professor Janitor
W
1,750.00 80.00
Professor
Associate Professor
G
Daggett, P.
_
Professor
Cain, William Caldwell,
Currie,
75.00 180.00
..Professor..
Broughton, N. J.
Assistant.
Professor. Assistant
B
Burgess, W.
75.00
500.00
.Janitor
Brown, K. J
65.00
Instructor
Assistant
Bernard, W. S Bobbitt, L. M Booker, J. M.. Branson, E. C Bullitt, J.
_$
Assistant
M
Bynum,
Annual Salary
Assistant
G
J.
AND EMPLOYEES
Position
Infirmary Stenographer
2,500.00 180.00 1,200.00 50.00
..
180.00
50.00
Assistant.
....Professor
2,250.00
...Professor.
2,500.00
Professor
2,250.00 700.00
Instructor
50.00
....Assistant
315.00
Secretary to President Professor
2,250.00
Instructor....
1,200.00 150.00
.Assistant Professor. ...Assistant....
Historical Commission.
:
2,250.00 100.00
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ROOK Annual
Name
Position
Salary
Durham,
R
Janitor
Eagle, W.
W
Assistant
Eagle, D.
E
Assistant
50.00
Assistant
180.00
Associate
1,750.00
Assistant President
4,000.00
P
Eaton,
P
Forester, N.
C
Forney, A.
Graham,
K
M.
A
Greenlaw, E.
Hamilton, J. G. deR Hanfonl, J. II Harding, W. R Harper,
\\
Hanrr,
.
I'
N'.land
Crabtree
M
Ii.
Stickley
Concord Tryon
T. T, I'.allenger Uilli:iM,,,,n
\\.
II.
\V.
H. Bonsall
H-.Iritfh
_
Hamlet
STATEMENT OF SALARY AND LABOR DISBURSEMENTS SUMMARY I
)i.-,l)in>(Miu Mils
for Salaries
and Labor by the
Educational Division, Schedule "A" $ 126,392.64 Investigation and Research I)ivi>i.n, the N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station, Schedule "B" 24,476.14 Agricultural Extension and Demonstration Division, Schedule "C" 46,514 .54 "
Total Salaries and Labor Disbursed by the College for UK-
$ 197,383 .32
y. Syl\
i:i
l.:il>li:i\\
63.00
Litth
139.75
idfl
K:UI <
Mi
'athrniM- Mather..
Nancy Mcl.aulmrn
Miss Margaret Mcl.uc:is._. \licr M.
McQueen
Mrs. Blanche Miller
Mrs. Cornelia Morris \nnic I'. Nixon... B. Iv
Ma
IVnny
R. Peterson
\dl
I'i.'kens
Mrs. Hattic
|-\
IMummer
Miss Sii^u- I-:. Pope.... Mrs. A. 1'. I'rctlow Mi.-s A. L.
Hankin
K..xiliiul Hedfi-arn..
Miss Mamie Rhodes L. ,1. Riddick Miss M. ,1. Roue. \
M. Rynior
MissV. M.Shelton
25.00 121.67
364.03 38.67
24.50 652.74 60. IH' 337.5.-.
46.04)
147.00 126.00 141.84
36.37
"
283.10
543.40 197.30 186.71'
221.67 391.10 84.00
210.00
Mr..
390.50
T. Smith...
"
150.00
Mi>. Stella Shetley Mi>> II. M. Simmons I-:>|, -llr
M
45.00 r>2 00
Miss L. M. Jones Mrs.
Other sources.
30.00
.I.nell
M.
Other Sources
125.33
183.00
"
STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
HOME ECONOMICS PROJECT
Paid
Con.:
Miss Pauline Smith Miss M. E. Spurgeon... Miss Irma Sykes.. Miss Ola Stephenson. Miss Effie Vines Miss Willie White Mrs. J. T. Williams. Miss L. M. Wingfield.... Mrs. F. P. Wrenn Miscellaneous labor Total for
$
121 Other Sources
156.50
Other sources.
188.00 11.40
441.84 517.15 117.00
20.00 31.67
186.00 12.36
Home Economics
$15,854.14
NEGRO BOYS' CLUB PROJECT: ._ J. D. Wray Mrs. M. L. Lew _..
$ 1,080.00
Other sources.
195.00
Lizzie Daniel....
60.00
Total for Negro Boys' Clubs
$ 1,335.00
RURAL COMMUNITIES PROJECT: W. C. Crosby
$
_
800.00
Other sources.
Grant total for Extension and Demonstration Work... $41,545.3
BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXPENSE ACCOUNT W. H. Ragan O. R. C. C.
$
L. Clark
233.20
H. Ricks W. Gold (salary as secretary, E.
Thompson
71.80
P. S.
213.00
$100)... _
_
66.00
_
W. B. Cooper A. M. Dixon W. E. Daniel T. T. T. E.
20.00 _
27.60
__
35.40
Thome
56.00
Vann Boyd
D. R. Noland M. B. Stickley M. L. Reid___
296.99
85.00
27.70 48.10
_
23.10 39.50
T. T. Ballenger W. H. Williamson...
80.00 12.00
$
1,335.39
NOTE. "Other Sources" indicates that payments, in addition to the ones given in these schedules and abstracts, may come from other sources, as the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the N. C. Department of Agriculture, or other State Departments, counties, communities, or individuals. Information of which may be secured, by request, from the office of B. W. Kilgore, Director, Raleigh, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
122
STATEMENT OF SALARY AND LABOR DISBURSE-
MENTSSUMMARY Disbursements for salaries and labor by the Educational Division, $ 126,392 64 Schedule "A" Investigation and HcM-im-h Division, The Agricultural Experiment 24,476 14 on, Schedule "H" )rm)n>t rnt i..n UM,.
I
I
M
\iina
HaiKht,
Hewlett, C.
C
I
W
Hill,
Himla
Hill,
Vivian.
KiiiK,
'lellan,
(
'era
\\
1,300.00
French
DOWQ
1,000.00 1,300.00
MUM'
fSOO.OO '.MI mi
(iern.an
i:i,L'ii>h
.
.
1500.00
700.00
Lni-er.
Keincken, Christine. Kiddle, Crace.
Kohinson, Mary Knliinson, l).ra M. C,..
months.
.
.
.
.Teacher.. Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher
fFivr months.
700.00
800.00 900.00
Librarian
...Teacher
500 .00
700.00
Mathematics..
Teacher Teacher
1.
1,000.00 900.00
iphrr Asst. I.il.rarian
-
._.
Severx.n, Kathryn
Mathematics .Music
i;.
Ka^.lale. Virginia.
Tour
850.00 2,500.00
....Hilt
Teaclier
Hunter
1,500.00
2,250.00
Teacher
.
Petty, Annie F Petty. Mary M
.it,
2,000.00 650.00
Nurse
MaryT
Julia
Phy>i-:il Tr. lining....
iVarh.-r
Men.lenhall, Certru.le Miner. Alh-ine
Moore, Mary T. Morton, Con
1,050.00
..Nurse.
M< Lean, Je>sie.
S,
.
English
Teacher Teacher
MoGavock, Mary
i
/
1,600.00
MOhw.
l>
MrC.iun, Nellie
{a nes,
100.00
2,100.00
..Teacher
I
l.uls.h.rtT, I...ra
I
1,200.00
.Soier
Teacher Teacher Teacher
Kniina
Mullen, Parker
1,000.00
Teaohei
W.C
\lrna
Mc(
(
3,600.00
Physician Teacher Teacher
l-:lith
Hall, Al.-nzo
Ja.-kson,
Drawn
1,000.00 .
.Mai.l
Covington
M.-".i
Ho It on
Maid
Jennie
135.00 .
126.00
%
mi
>
<
M-IH.K
10,883.75
in ki
Printing and postage Expenses of board meet in^s. etc
$
3.
1,500.05
Advertising
1,564.03
Library hooks Permanent equipment
5,330.98
1,275.30
Supplies for departments, training school, and d*rmit< ry
4,347.14
9,236.07
Repairs Kent of outside dormitories.. Mdver l,,t land
Community
'
750.00
500.00 250.00
service
Interest
1,000.41
Miscellaneous
Land Coble
3,628.12
400.00
.-
404.68
Water...
Gas and
rtOl
electricity
Total...
77
13,518.58
Coal... $
47,830.64
STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
127
RECEIPTS State appropriation (annual)
Fees Tuition
Cash
$ 125,000.00
-
-
-
collected in
17,798.75
-
--
-
12,720.62 622.11
advance for board and tuition, afterwards returned.
Training school books, etc City of Greensboro, for schools Miscellaneous items Entertainment fee
_.
2,763.26 ._
4,756.64 2,801 .25
2,103,75
DepartmentsMedicine
$ 1,182.58
Stationery operations
7,318.94
Farm
9,144.17
_
17,645.69
Fire prevention
_
6,559.57
_
Dormitory Laundry
77,643.66 15,427.98
Total
$ 285,843.28
Cash from notes given.
85,000.00
Total receipts
$ 370,843.28
EXPENDITURES Overdraft, September Salaries.
15, 1916
_
.$
_
96,588.51
General expenses _ Servants' hire... Printing and postage Expenses of board meetings, etc ~_ Advertising
Text books Library books Permanent equipment.
10,192.80
_
3,573.51 __
_
5,202.93 1,275.30
_
_____
Supplies for departments, training school, and dormitory
Repairs
2,341.53 9.236.07
_
Rent outside dormitories Mclver lot land service..
_
5,330.98
4,347.14
Grounds
Community
1,500.05
1,564.03
_
_
750.00
500.00 250.00
_
Interest
1,000.41
Miscellaneous
._
Refund _ Entertainments. _ Land Coble. Water, $404.68; gas, $601.77; coal, $13,518.58
r
3,628.12 622.11 2,221.36 400.00 14,525.03
$
5,494.95
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
128 Departments Medicine
$ 1,222.24
6,370.37
tionery
Farm
operations
10,739.03 $
boarding department
Dormitory
Laundry
13,824.23
Total. Bills
18,331.64
77,643.66
payable
$ 275,349.41
notes
90,000.00
Total
$ 365,349.41
Total for the year
$ 370,844.36
Iraft, $1.08. tin- charter, the different memhers f the hoard "f directors il cents a mile for traveling expenses. In addiper iliem of $1, ami are allo\\eelf, l>\ resolution, pay.- Mr. A. .1. Connor, I
'ii.li-r
a
.'>
'-h-nel tary, $25 a year. a monthly examination <
make
<
;.
\\
.
Hin>haw
i>
also
employed by the board
the treasurer's books, and to examine voucher sinned hy the president ..f the college to see that the purchase is mate. Colonel 11 ins haw is allowed $10 a day for his services.
A.
J.
(I.
\\.
!:. .!.
!:.
S*.
Connor
$
llinshaw
1).
85.50
Hrition.
directors,
.1.
!
247.29 7.74
-loyner
(Dr. Joyner
C. H.
to
,,f
is
and
ex is
officio
chairman
board of
of the
simply paid his traveling expenses.)
Mebane Murphy
21.70
97.20
.1. R. Nelson Joe Rosent hal Junius I). Crimes Mrs. J. A. Brown A. A. F. Seawell
24.80
30.30 34.90 20.00 $
J. D. Murphy G. W. llinshaw.. J. Y. Joyner
[
569.43
Executive Committee.
STATEMENT OF SALARY AND LABOR DISBURSEMENTS SUMMARY Officers
and faculty
$
Summer session Laborers and servants Expenses board meetings, etc
74,430.00 15.250.00
Training School faculty
5,000.00 10,883.75 .
569.43 $ 106,133.18
CULLOWHEE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL (FOR YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
named
in chapter 170 of the Private Laws of 1891, and The incorporators their successors elected as hereinafter provided, shall constitute the board of
one of their members president and such teachers as of Public Instruction shall be ex Successors of the board members shall be elected by the General Assembly as their respective terms expire, but vacancies occurring by death, resignation, or otherwise may be filled by the board. The term of membership is two years. Revisal of 1905, ss. 4243-4250;
They
directors.
shall elect
may think proper. The Superintendent officio a member and chairman of said board.
they
1915, c. 27.
Annual appropriation,
$11,200.
1917, c. 193.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS J.
Y. Joyner, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chairman ex
officio
of
the Board of Directors.
TERM TO EXPIRE D. D. Davies W. D. Wike Walter E. Moore J. C. Martin D. R. Noland
_
_
_
Crabtree
Cowan.
1921
_
Robert Long, A. L. Martin J. P. Patton. M. D. Billings
_
J.
_
A.
1923
Cox
D. Coward
Rock
Franklin
Cullowhee
Felix E. Alley T. C. Henderson.... J.
Sylva Bryson City __Murphy Flat
_
TERM TO EXPIRE Thomas
Cullowhee Cullowhee Webster Asheville
TERM TO EXPIRE C. C.
1919
._
Waynesville
_
_
Brevard Cullowhee
_ _
Total
Name A. C. Reynolds. O. S. Dean H. B. Jones Irene Abernethy F.
H. Brown-
E. H. Stillwell
Designation President ..Teacher of English
Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher
of Latin of
Mathematics
of Science.
of History
._
Rate
for Year
$ 2,000.00
$2,000.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,162.50
1,162.50
1,200.00 800.00
1,200.00 800.00
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N A
Hi.
I
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BOOK Total
A J.
>i
UK
'itinn
N. Wilson \V. N. Coward
for Year
T- ........................ .$
400.00
$
400.00
Mi>.
Supervisor
c.f
I'raetiee Srhonl..
700.00
700.00
Lula Tisdalo.
Teneher
Mn>ir ...............
680.00
680.00
Kufh
St.-iM^r.'iphrr .......... . ..... ...
320.00
320.00
Crrrnc
Fireman
300.00
Long_
.lanitnr ........
.1.
I-].
I'olir
I'niflitt
nf
.
....................
100.00
332.50
$10,895.00
The
folio \\irm are employee.- of the hitardiiij!
p:iid out nt
Mi
Mary
I
lir
trr- c'.ll.'ctcd
KliniMii.
li\
t
he
in.-I
it
lrp:irt n
cut
:iiid
tht t\s(. obuMM .-hall consist of four each and the other class shall consist of I
Tin-
three.
crm
i
of office shall
The Governor
shall fill all vacancies In case of vacancies occurring 'he appoi nt ees to fill such vacancies shall hold
be six years.
occurring by death, resignation, or otherwise.
when
the Senate
i-
no1
confirmed or rejected by tin- Senate. Tin- hoard of director! .-hall ir:uii/.r by eh-ciing one of its members president :md three members as :in executive commit ee. The terms of office in each case shall I.e for \\ o ye ur. The l^oard shall elect a superintendent, who shall be ex njtfirin secretary of the ho.-ml, and whose term of office shall he for three years; :il- a -ie\\ ard and physician u hse term of office shall be for two years, and such other officer.-, agents, and teachers s shall he necessary. The compensation for officers, agents, and teachers shall lie fixed liy he hoard, and shall not be increased nor reduced during their term of -er\ ice. The board shall have power to erect make improvements, or in general to do all matters and any huildn tiling which may he beneficial to the good government of the institution, and to this end may make hy-laws for the government of the same. The board shall meet at stated times and also at such other times aa it may deem necessary. The memhers of the hoard shall serve \\ithout reward, save their traveling e \pen.-e.-, inclined in the discharge of their official duties. Revisal office until
t
t
1
:(
t
,
j
of
l!H>.->,
M,
tlss
ll'.Mi.
Annual appropriat
i,
,
n , $72,500.
1917, C. 193.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Name
Address
Joseph E. Pogue
Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh
T. Rowland
J.
C. H. i:d\\ards
Miss Mary O. J. T.
Graham
Henderson
Alderman
R. B. Boyd J. T. Finley G. E. Lineberry II. H. McLendon C. M. Wilson M. L. Kesler
Name
VVarrenton '.
Murfreesboro
Wadesboro
_
Wilson's Mills
Thomasville
Nature of Service
John E. Ray Julia Cox
Superintendent Housekeeper.
EdnaR.
Lady Principal Boys' Matron
Harris
Annie E. Bilyeu Hubert Haywood e\\ is, Battle & Wright I
North Wilkesboro
Physician Ophthalmologists
Amount $ 2,500.00
500.00 650.00
375.00
400.00 500.00
Board Without With With With Without Without
STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Name
Nature of Service Amount Nurse and Assistant 1270.00 _$ Teacher and Boys' Phys. Cult.. 21,137.50 Teacher 1,050.00
Evelyn Gray F. M. Mitchell... I.
C. Blair.
Loula Riddle Bessie
King
..Teacher __Teacher__
_
Cora L. Britt Laura F. Cosby Mary Schenk John A. Simpson.
Gertrude Fisher
Annie W. Reaves Belle Poole.._
Mae Lyons
Nina C. Parker.
Emma Tucker Mary H. Webb
May
Hill
__
Davis
Madge L. Ball Mary L. Vaughan
_
Leon Harris J. T. Smith
Maude
Fuller..
Lee L. Sandy R. M. Gray ... J. Robert Brown... Beuna Keen.
Mary
P. Waller
Inthia Nolen
Katie Perdue
Nora Norris
600.00 __
550.00
_
Teacher Teacher Teacher Musical Director and Higher Mathematics.. ..Bandmaster .Music Teacher. Music Teacher. Music Teacher ____*_ Music Teacher Voice and Violin Teacher
CaderG. Cox... Mary S. Thompson
Ida
137
600.00
500.00 300.00
1,100.00
900.00 400.00 450.00
475.00 600.00
800.00
..Primary Teacher.... Kindergartner .Sub-primary and Girls' Physical Culture Teacher Fancy Work Sloyd Teacher Sewing Teacher
450.00 600.00
600.00
500.00 500.00 450.00
Librarian
100.00
__ Carpenter... Small Boys' Supervisor Broom and Mattress Maker
650.00
200.00 600.00
Night Watchman .Teacher and Boys' Supervisor. Girls' Supervisor
660.00 800.00
200.00
.__
.Stenographer and Teacher of _ Typewriting
600.00
50.00
...'.Printer...
Visitors' Attendant Kindergarten Assistant
100.00
25.00
Board With Without Without Without Without Without Without With Without Without With With Meals Without With With Without Without With With 1 meal With Without With Without Without With With
With With With With
$21,742.50
COLORED DEPARTMENT A. W. Pegues J. O. Plummer
Ada Smith Martha McCauley
$
.Principal
.Physician Assistant Matron Blind Girls' Matron
Evelyn Gray, nurse and assistant, was paid when her salary was made $350 with board.
720.00
350.00
_
200.00
_
....
225.00
With Without With With
$250 with board until September,
1917,
F. M. Mitchell, teacher board until September 1917, of $1,400 without board. 2
and Boys' Physical Culture, was paid $1,050 without when he was elected teacher and steward at a salary
Xoirni ('\i:oi,i\\
138
Name
P.oy.-'
MairelleMa William* Sarah lirown Mal.d Hoove.
M laical
Florence Eaton Thomafl Flowen...
Pointer
Manly..
|{osalel
Sallie J. Martin.
Walter T. Reaves Nannie W. Fuller Alice Mallet
Daniel Marrow.
Ernestine Pegues... Blanche W. Williams Walker Williams J. D. Johnson P. B. Price
Nannie I'M.
(
'..\
Amount
Nature of Service
M:iry liruee
I-Hlie
HOOK
Hi.ri:
ii^ton
\\alker
Supervisor 1
50000
Teacher of Dea f Teacher of 1), Teacher of Deaf Teacher .,i ),. ,f Teacher of Deaf Oral Teacher Oral Teacher Teacher of HI in. Teacher of Blind
4(K).()ci ite 1
ml r\ of the >ch-.ol ;tuub:nitti-d t> and ratified by such ,
b,.ard of e LuoatioiL
Etariaa] ol
Annual appropriation,
i-.-
$2,750.
1917,
c.
193.
BOARD OF TRUST! -IO. R. Sampson, \\.
i).
Oxendim
K.
11.
I...\\ery
Chairman
.lanies K. Dial
Raynham,
l-idinund
Low cry Locklear
-
l
.
I
Pembi Pembroke ..Buie, H.
Miss Oma M. Cheek, Teacher, salary for 7 months Miss Flora K. Fain, Teacher, salary for 13 days... 11. A. Xeal, Principal, for Mipplie.- and incidental expenses :l
i
Lumbcrtoii.
II. A. Xe.tl, Principal, salary for li> months Mis> Helle Ar:nstroim, Teacher, salary for s m..mhs Miss L.'ila MeCulh.ch, Teacher, salary for 7 months
To,
1
\Itxton, R. 5
Cast.. 11 I.ucklear AI.LMIS A.
H.
Buie. K.
1
-...$ 1,080.00
540.00 472.50
385.00 33.07
$ 2,546.32
THE NEGRO AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF NORTH CAROLINA (FOB YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
The management and control of the college and the care and preservation of all of its property shall be vested in a board of trustees, who shall be elected by the General Assembly. The board of trustees shall consist of fifteen members,
whom shall
be elected at each regular session of the General Assembly and Any vacancy which for any cause may occur shall be filled by the Governor for the unexpired term. The board shall elect one of their number to be president of the board of trustees. The number and times of meeting of the board of trustees shall be fixed by the board, and_ the trustees shall not receive any pay or per diem, but only their traveling expenses and hotel fare, and that only for four times in each year. The board of trustees shall have power to elect an executive board of three of their own number, who shall have the immediate management of the institution when the full board is not in session. The board of trustees shall have power to appoint its president, instructors, five of
shall hold office for six years.
and as many other officers and servants as to them shall appear necessary and proper, and shall fix their salaries, and shall have charge of the disbursement of the funds, and have general and entire supervision of the establishment and maintenance of the college; and the president and instructors in the college, by and with the consent of the board of trustees, shall have the power of conferring such certificates of proficiency or mark;s of merit and diplomas as are usually conferred by such colleges. Revisal of 1905, ss. 4223-4225. Annual appropriation, $15,000. 1917, c. 193.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES M. C. S. Noble, Chairman J. I. Foust W. L. Kluttz. M. W. Bell. J.
B. Minor...
Chapel Hill Greensboro _
Murphy Greensboro
_
R. W. Morphis C. M. Vanstory. W. E. Brooks M. H. Allen J. E. Swain..
W.
L.
...Reidsville
_.
Greensboro ,
_
Mitchell-
J.
F.
W. Dunlap
.Pittsboro
...Goldsboro
Vaughan
A.
Salisbury
Asheboro Washington Wilmington Wadesboro
Amount
Name J.
B.
Dudley
Designation ..President
A. T. Whitsett
Secretary-Treasurer
M. C.
Chairman
S.
Noble
of
Board
of Trustees...,
Rate
Paid
$ 2,000.00
$ 2,000.00
1,500.00 420.00
1,500.00
420.00
NoKTU
158
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I.
Name Dr. S. IV Jonei
.Director of Academic Dept.
-
and
Co I).
.1.
1
I
.
.Ionian I'.lutord
).
K.
1).
<
(
FJO ""
..Teacher in Academ
i<
-
'
lohn>on
'
in'-:,!
'
.
_
!
InMructorin Iliuher DrauiiiL'
:iinl
X. N
VV. J
600.00
\\in.-l..\v
!,
I
I'
Instructor in ttathematiei ...Director of M
JheiTJ
W.E.Lew
900.00
..
.Teai-hiT in Acrid-
.
Fleming
!).('.
$ 1,500.00
Superintendent of Night School
.
.
.
I
(
..
tor in
'.l!ll|)lcll
.
Ill-t
.
I
C
I
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.
and
hematics !.'""
-
'.
900.00
and
Hhirk.-mithiiiK
iii
660.00
\Mi-rlwriKlitir.-'
A.
1).
I..
1'.
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ter.
1
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I
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\\atkin.s
Tnst nu-t
liyarm
In>t ru-t.. r
in Hi ickla\ ing
r
and
IMastrrmt
>
and
i
300.00* \\.
II.
\1ai-khani
A-iMant
\V.
I-!.
U....IMT
Instructor in Bn>oni-m:ikinn
.1.
BlulMid
II.
I)ii-.-i-ti.r
..
in M.-.-h.-mi,-
Of
WM
420.00
Dept and
In1.200.00
itl
R. C.
Chatham
A.
I..
Mrl>:in-
IV
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.
....
I
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in \ ft
I
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PENBB
\\.
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\\
Maria Stoi.cy Sam Johns Lonnie Palmer I.clry Wood Annie Murray Mango Horton..
Diet Kitchen Cook
13.77
57.81
H.-lp.-r.
18.18
200.00
Travrllor
Ilu.lic
Fanny Brooka Kl.nioVVay Marion Hunt
..
I?
..Helper
15.00
8.50
H.-lprr
15.00
22.00
15.00
48.50
Cook
D .H.-lp.-r
Helper ....Cannery Waiter \\
.
.
r
,
--
15.00
50.50
16.54
57.90
35.00
127.17
16.00
22.93
18.00
33.00 54.50
Madge Jeffress Utah Rand....
Maid.
15.00
Helper
16.00
6.93
Jones ^xiurn Jones Chris Sturdivant James Bullard Vanccy Holt
Dirt
15.00
36.00
,-r
:
Willie
Wood Lee
Kin -hen Cook
....Helper
15.00
...Helper
15.00
....Helper
15.00
Waiter
20.00
Helper Waiter.
15.00
15.00
16.75
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
167 Amount
Rate per
Name
Month
Designation
Jim Cone. YorkGibbs Mango Horton
Diet Kitchen Cook
Myrtle Reams Hattie Andrews EllaKincaid. Zilphia Fisher Bertha Deas...
E. T. Register C. C. Stokes.. R. B. Upchurch E. W. Rhyne..
Hunt Thomas Alpine G. V. Puett R. M. Suddreth Charles Wall
D. H. Willis G. W. Rivenbark. E. F. Williams... C. H. Baugh W. V. Poole... C. H. Pearson C. L. Denton.. E. G. Penny R. A. Deas S.
D. Pearsall...
J.
C. Atkinson..
R.
J.
Roberts
B. Royal W. Stephenson M. A. Suddreth S. A. Horton J.
R. B. Pearce _ J. B. Richardson...
W.
S. Fry...
E. G. T.
J.
Ray Stephenson
R. C. Moffitt
N. J. Stephenson... W. R. Pool W. B. Randolph... C. H. Wise G. D. Cook...
3.33
17.00
13.60
Head Nurse, Male Dept Charge of 7th Ward
25.00
150.00
164.00
22.50
247.00
25.00
7.75
14.66
88.00
Nurse...
15.00
81.47
38.25
413.00
Attendant
28.50
94.08
Attendant.....
25.00
120.00
26.25
315.00
25.42
241.50
.._
_
25.00
153.33
25.83
310.00
22.50
41.25
22.50
1.50
22.67
73.33
..Attendant.
20.00
1.33
Attendant .Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant ..Attendant
23.11
215.00
23.11
208.33
20.00
60.00
...Attendant _
30.00
Head Attendant
Attendant Attendant ..Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
R. S.
25.00
Helper.
Attendant.......
M. McDonald
Paid $
20.00
Nurse
Penta Swann R. B. Hall
25.00
Cook
..Nurse.... Nurse...
.,
J.
$
Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Servant
_.
_
_
Attendant....
Attendant ..Attendant Attendant Attendant...
Attendant Attendant Attendant ..Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant ...Attendant....
_
_
_.
20.00
15.33
.
20.00
25.00
20.00
92.25
20.00
27.67
22.50
203 .33
21 .25
127.50
22.38
261.17
22.50
18.67
20.00
32.04
25.00
241.50
20.00
240.00
20.00
44.67
22.50
12.04
20.00
55.60
22.50
141.00
20.00
8.00
22.50
66.33
20.00
37.33
22.50
100.00
20.00
9.67
20.00
4.67
22.50
169.50
20.61
109.25
20.00
72.00
1G8
Xnlll
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II
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I
\
\
Hi. II
HOOK Amount
Rate per
Name W. D. Chandler.. I.
K.Oone
\\.
.1.
Attendant.. Attendant
Howard P. Thompson B. Thompson. T.
.1
I
M.
W. C,
I)
lliil.liard
It.
\\ells
.
III/H,
\\
I
ftfajrton
I
I
G. M. Cooptt I-
I
Pearce
C. A. Pane. S. (i.
\Vatkin> Sli..tl,er
II.
I-.
O.L. Chandler W.
J.
('.
.
Arlington
..
Penny
B.E.YOUU
&L. Glorer Cranford T. N. Hamilton.. li.'K.
I
Pullen.
IV
W.C.Haley ,laine>
Alex. I
Crc.wder
Malone
C
Hall...
K.I). 1'artin
M \\ilder W. N. \orris .1. K. Warren
_
Corrie Hall i:
B. Stell.
H A. Schronce. S.D.Carroll C.M.Ellis.... .lames
Thames
Mrs. James Thames. M M. Denning
Hugh Schronce Boone W. P. Spovey L. B. Sehnmee E. H.
L. E. Pearce....
Mark Pope.
._
_.
Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
23.11
22.50
l',nd $
173.80
77.85
& 20.00
18.67
20.00
65.34
20.00
89.25
20.00
22.71
20.00 .
20.00 20.00 20.00
2200
20.00
Attendant... Attendant...
Kinn
K.
I
$
Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant .Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
Cone...
M. I.uther. I
Month
Deswnnt,()
25.00
200.00
25.00
258.25
Attendant Attendant
25.00
\ttendant
22.50
...Cook
17.00
00
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
169
Rate per
Name Hugh Slef
Attendant Attendant Cook.
W. H. Cornwell Lemis Case Marvin Pulley E.
Mann
W. W. Stell-__
42.33
25.00
39.17
30.00
60.00
Housekeeper
20.00
40.00
Supervisor Oaks Col
30.00
365.00
20.00
242.50
25.00
127.92
25.00
165.83
25.00
130.00
20.00
28.00
20.00
22.00
Attendant Attendant Attendant ..Attendant Attendant
S. Mills
A. B. Cooper L. E. Pearce T. S. Pearce J.
F. L. Johnson.... J. J.
Pleasant
L. P. Corbitt
C. S. Corbitt.
Marvin Pulley William Pope Wesley Pope Mai Sturdivant Louise Richardson
_
_
..Attendant Attendant.
T. E. Jones
I
69.42
41.67
Attendant
W. C. Haley W. B. Adams
5.10
17.00
25.00
L. L. Shuffler
F. B. Pullen
35.33
17.00
25.00
Attendant...
H. Ross. J. R. Dixon A. D. Johnson J. W. Hodge
101.67
Attendant
Housekeeper Attendant ..Attendant
J.
$
..Attendant
E. B. Sherron
H. McGee W. B. Collins H. C. Peterson.. J. B. Vanblaracum
1.
Supervisor
W. H. Denning....
Paid
25.00
25.00
....Attendant
Joe Honeycutt Mrs. Joe Honeycutt J. D. Honeycutt Mrs. J. D. Honeycutt W. G. Dixon
W.
$
_
Cook
Celey
I.
L. C.
Amount
Month
Designation
..Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant ...Attendant Attendant ...Attendant. Attendant Attendant ..Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
._
_
_ ,
25.00
17.50
20.88
116.92
20.50
24.67
20.00 20.18
_
17.34 .
74.67
20.00
2.67
20.00
37.84
20.00
23.00
20.00
95.08
25.00
68.75
20.00
45.90
20.00
62.67
20.00
37.00
20.00
60.00
24.50
81.00
30.00
90.00
25.00
41.25
25.00
38.33
25.00
29.72
17.00
67.72
Cook.... Cook....
17.00
11.05
17.00
1.07
Cook Head Nurse
17.00
115.03
_
_
.Cook
25.00
300.00
__Nurse.__
20.00
240.00
Naomi Williams
Nurse
20.00
155.34
Mattie Ray. Lola Williams Elvira Long
Nurse._
19.58
235 .00
18.33
220.00
Lillie
Provow.
Florence Robinson
Mary Thames Mittie Williams....
Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse ...Nurse...
___
_ _ _
16.16
194.00
20.00
180.67
15.63
165.74
14.25
57.00
170
\.I:TH ('AIMU.INA
BLUE BOOK J
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
171 Amount
Rate per
Name
Month
Designation
Penta Swann
Paid
Floy Chessnut
Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse
12.00
21.60
AlphPartin
Servant
20.00
240.00
Delam Lewis
Servant...
16.33
196.00
Clyde Regan
Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse
15.00
180.60
11.44
103.00
7.20
21.60
11.19
14.55
15.92
8.79
..Nurse Nurse
4.00
5.73
Ethel Dunklee.. Rena Allen Vertie Kincaid
Blanche Cockman Maud Kimball Carrie Griffin
Beulah Somers Delia Beck...
Agatha Britt Billie Snelson
Elizabeth Hofflin
Emma
Henry..
Lara Huss
_
Jessie Harris
.$
7.02
Sadie Husk Connie Wise
Nurse Nurse
Kathleen West Annie Beam
Head
Bessie
Nurse._
Mary^Register
Nurse._ Nurse...
Bell
Nurse
Johnson
Nurse Nurse Nurse
Effie Mitchell
Mabel Chandler Ivie Rogers...
Ada Wilcox Bertha Wilkie Lucy Frazier Cora Hardwick Rosa Frazier Elizabeth Brown
Katherine Price
Emily Templeton _
11.60
39.60
12.00
33.60
12.00
28.80
12.00
28.00
12.00
19.60
25.00
38.33
12.00
20.00
15.00
45.00
18.00
192.00
18.00
192.26
60.00
312.00
19.00
73.10
9.50
57.00
8.64
41.46
14.60
106.60
._
13.33
44.00
i.
11.64
12.80
11.64
137.46
25.00
167.13
18.85
181.07
.Nurse Nurse
15.67
83.00
15.28
145.20
Nurse._. Nurse._ Nurse._ Nurse..
Anita' Miller
84.73
25.27
_.
._
_
Nurse Nurse ..Nurse
Lamera Kincaid. Maggie Keys
$
Nurse Nurse Nurse _ Nurse
.Nurse.
Mary Humphry Larkin Khowles
Grace Hunt Nellie Alderman. Henrietta Smith Gertrude Gowan...
_
Nurse....
Nurse
Seymour Lottie Haigwood Susan Duncan
17.25
14.67
73.53
5.84
28.90
15.84
145.03
10.00
20.00
13.65
102.40
16.00
52.97
13.36
92.20
14.14 ._
99.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
104.00
18.00
36.00
Nurse Nurse Nurse
15.00
13.60
16.00
103.50
16.50
33.00
...Nurse...
25.00
11.74
XOI:IH CAIJOI.INA P>u
172
I
Amount
per
Name Desiu nation Bessie Woody ............... Nurse ________ .................. $ Lela Owen .................. Nurse .......... ........ _______
l>nl
.M
7"
\r,
on
$
110.00
42.00
16.00
32.00
15.50
42.00
16.00
32.00
18.00
72.00
20.00 L'IMIII
.
20.00
Leola William- ____ ....... ..Nurse ........ . ................. Doniiic Hall NUT*
25.00
If .SI
Conic Hall .......... . ..... .Nurse _______________ ...........
BHva
Hudi.-:,l
Sallie
Dale ..........
............
Nurse ........... ..
.'{I
Ml
III)
25.00
............. _____
Lestie .li>hiiM>n ............ Nurse.. ........................
CHoka
35.00
Supt,of ArtsandCrafUDept..
-
Julia Iv Krller.
II.
id \
:.n
35.00
''
$53,972.88
The Statr Board, which
II(pit:il only pa\
rises
and per diem
of its
i> :i> lOll
Joseph G. Brown Dr. C. A. B. B.
...$
Woodard
43.66
Adams
108.55
$
Mniii-y paid for the I
I'
1!
II.
Aydlott Stancel,
t
rav !
.
10
_
r
..........
Laborer Laborer
27
lo 1
_'
12 .
I.al>-rer
Head Nurse
_
29
12
_
I.aln.rer
.liilm
Elizabeth Arney
12
l.ai
J.
Mnnland John Hudieil. Nannie Kersey
12
_
Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver
.1.
Will
12
...Driver
A. B. Clark. Dave Williams Walls
BOOK
12
Driver
_
Andrew Lafeevers
I,
I.
..Gardener..
Me. Lafeevers
M.
I
-///"//
Edgar Dickson
Navy
Ml,
Farmer
R. B. Moore
L. C.
\
11 1
9
Nurse. Nurse.. ..Nurse
Row man Nurse ........................ Ronnie Rowman ............ Nur_________ Lula Bonham._ ............ Nurse ........................ Mtta How.-in _____ ........... Nurse ........................ Ina Beck .............. _____ Nurse ..................... ... Kli/.al>eth Rainl ..... . ..... Nurse ........................ Bessie Brocket .............. Nurse ......... ... ............ Bessie Cope ______ ........... Nurse ........................ Fannie Chester ... ........ Nurse ....... . ....... . ........ Ellie Clark ........ . ........ Nurse ........................ Ruth Clark ....... ____ ..... .Nurse ........... . ............ Church .............. Nurse.. ...................... Mima Christy. ............. .Nurse ____ ............... _____ Hattie Cowan ............. .Nurse ........................ Leola Denton ______ ....... .Nurse.. .......... _'i
id-
i
Joseph G. Brown
Raleigh
B. B. Adams Dr. C. A. Woodard
Four Oaks
Durham MORf; LMTOM
I
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High Point
A.
I-!.
I,'.
IJ.
CUrk....
Statesville
I'.
Mailn-M.il
Taylor.-ville
C,
Tftti
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT J.
W. Thompson
F. B. \\
Goldsboro
MeKinne
II
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\\Mli,
Washington Rate per
Name W. W. Pfctam, W. C. Linvil
Xntn M.I).
Superintendent
WiMant Sreund Assistant
Jones, P. C. Carle.
Fatal .1. W. Mryan M.-Ia Mryan s. v.
M. Smith...
II.
Mamie Herring I..
J.
I'.
W. Wiggins
II.
S Toler
Martha Newell Sallie Toler V. A. Hh..des
Nancy King Tena Davis Flossie Smith
Anna Benson G. R. Hardesty Walter Evans Dock Best
John Brewington .1.
H.
H. I'arrott
Toler H. Newell I). 11. Newell S. M. Newell Herbert Williams .lames Williams I).
S.
:
$208.33
Total
Paid $2,500.00
91.67
1,100.00
91.67
1,100.00 552.75
Clinical Director
83.33
Clinieal Director
83.33
180.55
Secretary
12.50
150.00
Steward
83.33
Clerk.
25.00
1,000.00 300.00
Housekeeper
25.00
275.00
Hu>i-keej>er_
30.00
..Assistant...
Mriduers
Month
Storekeeper Storekeeper .Seamstress. Assistant
Helper Helper Helper
30.00
25.00-30.00
305.00
45.00
495.00
45.00
45.00.
180.00
15.00
87.50
15.00
12.50
'
89.37
12.50
24.79
15.00
30.00
Assistant
15.00
17.75
Helper Engineer
12.50
12.50
83.33
677.73
Fireman Fireman
35.00-40.00
446.58
35.00-40.00
455.00
Helper
40.00-45.00
515.00
....Watchman
30.00
360.00
Farmer Farmer
40.00
440.00
50.00
50.00
Gardener
40.00
467.75
Dairyman
40.00
Helper Helper
17.00-20.00
17.00
73.66 133.33
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
185
Rate per
Name Spencer Best.. A.
J.
Sykes...
Walter Whitley... Joshua HowelL
Frank Moore
_
William Hill. A. G. Howell Lizzie Hines A. B. Howell Priscilla HowelL.. Annie Wilson.... Arnold Vaile
Alex. Whitfield
R. Short H. L. Stevens O. Highsmith J.
Will
Odom
Henry Spencer.. William Hawkins J. D. Best L. C. Hollingsworth..
Tom
Lane James W. Lane
Noah Quinerly Jerre Sloan
Oscar Hines._ Richard Moore *
_
Anna Moore James Hines
._
Wade Ransom Highsmith.
E. F.
William C. Green. Charles Hi&hsmith.._.
Wash
Ball
George Thompson Alonza Mitchell
Luby Thompson Albert Malloy
James Hadley Roy Moser Lila Fulton
Mary Sutton Mary Elliott Martha Whitfield Nancy Hawkins Kizzie Raynor Abbie Flowers
_.
Total
Month
Nature of Service .Carpenter Blacksmith
$35.00
Paid $
45.00
420.00 489.25
Janitor
18.00
Janitor
16.50-18.00
189.60
32.50
400.25
17.50-18.50-22.50
221.00
Baker Wagoner Night Watchman Night Watchman Male Supervisor Female Supervisor. Night Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant .Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant .Attendant .Attendant Attendant. Attendant Attendant ...Attendant Attendant. Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
16.00-19.50
211.73
18.00
214.80
25.00-27.50
316.16
20.00
_.
..
_
240.00
15.00
180.00
20.50-22.50
260.00
24.00-26.00
302.00
20.00-22.00
253.00
18.00-20.00
227.00
20.00-22.00
251.33
18.00-20.00
229.33
18.00-20.00
223.87
20.00-22.00
254.00
18.00-20.00
230.00
18.00-20.00
228.00
18.00-20.00
232.00
20.00-22.00
254.00
20.00-22.00
254.00
18.00
_
18.00
18.00
20.00
177.66
20.00-22.00
210.00
20.00-22.00
232.00
20.00-22.00
205.34
17.50-21.00
200.58
16.00-19.50
212.33
15.50-17.00
168.17
._
17.00-20.00
207.00
_.
15.00-18.50
184.91
15.00-15.50
57.65
18.00
48.00
18.00
23.50
18.00
23.25
15.00
9.50
_
_. _
._ _ '.
15.00
6.00
18.00
216.00
15.00-16.00
184.75
15.00-16.00
187.00
15.00
179.25
17.50-18.00
210.64
15.00
179.00
10.50
59.50
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
186
Rate per
Name II.it
la
Morgan
tic
Racford
Nature of Service Attendant
Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
Phillips
Cora Mitchell Maria Spencer
Odom
Susie
Ueheera Spell LIT.
I.illie
Daisy Hi^h.smith M. B. Gaston Cleo Quinn
Maggie Morgan KI//H IliKhsmith I
Brown
.i//i
15.00
122.50 17'.'
12.50-14.00
156.06
12.00
...
22.80 108.25
12.00-13.50
138.87
12.00-13.50
136.05
12.00
.
,
r
__
12.00-13.00
54.34
12.00-13.00
44.60
12.00-12.50
.l;
12.00-12.50
57.99
5s
12.00
18.40
12.00-12.50
46.90
12.00
26.00
12.00
12.40
12.00
10.00
12.00
4.80
12.00
7.60
18.00
15.00
12.00-13.00
148.57
22.00-24.50
276.50
10.00~11.00
ll'l
6.00
-'"
64.60
15.00-18.00 12.50 12.50
11.00
>|,u ,nian
11.00
,
.">"
12.00-13.50
\\ash\\oman \\a>hu..man :
:>u
15.00
Washwoman
\\
~:>
13.50-15.00
14.00-15.00
Laundry Helper... mi
178.50
210.00
13.50-15.00
Servant
Will Illler
Paid I
12.50-14.50 .
Cook Cook Cook
-e King n:i
_.
Attendant Attendant Attendant
Thompson
Bessie
_
Attendant Attendant Attendant ...Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant \ttendaM Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant
Bessie Lane
I.
18.00
....Attendant ..Attendant Attendant...
Attendant Attendant
'nine Hill
I
$ 15.00
Attendant... Attendant Attendant
IdaRagland
Total
Month
32.90
187
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
Name
Nature of Service
....Washwoman
Alice Ball
Bryan Edgerton Jasper Reavis
James Washington. John Groom John King Henry Howell King Ashford G. C. Lane Flora Hollingsworth
Total
Month
Paid
$ 11.00
Hostler
William Broadhurst
Rate per
Lot Wagoner .Farm Hand
Farm Hand ..Farm Hand Farm Hand Farm Hand Farm Hand
97.90
$
18.00-19.00
223.00
15.00-16.00
187.00
14.00-15.00
134.00 11.67
14.00
14.00-15.00
145.73
14.00-15.00
175.00 58.83
10.00
.Special Attendant .Special Attendant
14.00-15.00
106.73
19.00-21.00
242.00
15.00-16.00
175.84
$28,629.98
In addition to the payments above, the officers and employees re-
NOTE.
ceived the following:
The superintendent received a furnished house, lights, fuel, laundry, and food products from the farm, garden, and orchard. Assistant physicians and clinical director received board, furnished rooms, lights, fuel, and laundry. The steward has board, house, lights, fuel, and laundry. The storekeeper, farmer, gardener, dairyman, and carpenter had house, lights, fuel, laundry, and vegetables and fruits from the garden and orchard. All other employees received board, lodging, laundry, medicine, and free medical attention. Those employees having families on the premises received vegetables, lights, a,nd fuel.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXPENSE ACCOUNT Prior to the consolidation of the boards of directors of the three State Hoswas managed by a board of nine directors, who received no
pitals, this hospital
compensation for their services but were paid their actual expenses of attendance upon the meetings of the board. This board consisted of the following members, who each received the amount indicated from December 1, 1916, to April 1, 1917: F.
W. Habel
J. J.
G. Anderson. A. Beaman
J.
C. Cromartie
Dr. J.
..Raleigh.. Snow Hill
Warsaw
W. L. Hill
McKinne
Dr.
J.
T. Hoggard.
4.35
Garland Morehead City Goldsboro
Ben Royall
.
13.60
5.00
Clinton
W. Thompson
F. B.
$
15.00
2.00
_
Louisburg ..Atkinson
Total paid the members of the old board
-_
$
39.95
Noinii
188
1
C
\i:ouNA BLUE BOOK
Those members not receiving anything did not attend any meetings during the year except Mr. J. W. Thompson, a member of the Executive Committee, who resided in Goldsboro, and did not incur any expense.
The consolidated board
since April
1,
1917, is
composed
of:
K M.I.K.H DISTRICT
Joseph G. Brown. ..!_
Raleigh
B. B. Adams Dr. C. A. Woodard
Four Oaks
Durham MOIU5VN BOM
>
I
I
STRICT
A. K. Tate
High Point
R.R.Clark
Statesville
C. P. Matheson
Taylorsvillc
GOLDSBORO DISTHK J.
W. Thompson
F. B.
T
Goldsboro Louisburg Washington
MrKjnne
W. H. Williams
Each hospital pays all per diem and expenses of its special direetoi W. Thompl 'i. >'ii jii \\ H. Williams, $206.01; F. B. MeKinne. hospital has paid $142.69; total, $415.80. Total paid all directors, $4;,:, .!
.
ollir-i-rs and employees M \penses Imard meetings
Salaries of
:
.
$
28,620.08 455.75
$
20,085.73
NORTH CAROLINA SANATORIUM FOR THE TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (FOR
YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
30, 1917)
The control of said Sanatorium shall be vested in a board of directors, composed of twelve members, to be appointed by the Governor, except that the Secretary of the State Board of Health shall be ex officio a member of said board. The board of directors shall be divided into four classes of three me'mbers each: the first class to serve for a term of two years; the second class for a period of four years; the third class for a period of six years; and the fourth class for a period and
of eight years,
until their successors are elected
and
qualified.
of directors shall prescribe the duties of the superintendent, who shall be a skilled physician of good moral character and good business habits, and otherwise qualified to discharge the duties of the office. He shall hold office
The board
for a period of two years from and after the date of his election. Said superintendent shall employ such subordinate officers and employees as may be necessary, and fix their compensation, subject to the approval of said board; and said superintendent shall have the power to discharge the same for incompetence or miscanduct in office, and the proceedings in regard thereto shall be reported to the
said board of directors.
Appropriation for
1907, c. 964; 1911, c. 154.
1917, $30,000,
and $40,000 annually
thereafter.
1917, c. 193.
DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE STAFF W.
S.
Rankin, M.D...
C. A. Shore,
M.D
Warren H. Booker, C.E. J. R. Gordon, M.D L. B. McBrayer, M.D George M. Cooper, M.D B. E. Washburn, M.D A.
McR. Crouch, M.D
Miss
Mae Reynolds
.Secretary and Treasurer Raleigh Director State Laboratory of Hygiene Raleigh Chief, Bureau Engineering and Education.. .Raleigh Chief, Bureau Vital Statistics Raleigh
Superintendent State Sanatorium Director Medical Inspection of Schools Director County Health Work State Epidemiologist Clerk and Bookkeeper
Sanatorium Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh
MEMBERS Howell Way, M.D., President. Richard H. Lewis, M.D., LL.D J. L. Ludlow, C.E Thomas E. Anderson, M.D Charles O'H. Laughinghouse, M.D..
-
J.
Edward
J.
Wood, M.D
F. R. Harris,
M.D
Cyrus Thompson, M.D. E. C. Register,
Waynesville Raleigh
Winston-Salem
.L
Statesville
Greenville .-.-
---
M.D
Expenses of meetings paid by State board of Health.
Wilmington Henderson Jacksonville
Charlotte
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
190 \i;li:s,
MEDICAL AND EXECU'i
l\
B, I'l.R
ANNUM
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
191
FARM
Total
Name C. H.Jenkins..
1
Rate
for Year
$ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00
Wesley Seagraves Argatha Seagraves Harlee Seagraves Eugene Seagraves
240.00
240.00
240.00
240.00
240.00
240.00
240.00
240.00 $ 2,160.00
DAIRY W. A. Grover and family
960.00
$
;
$
960.00
EXTENSION DEPARTMENT Dr. L. B. McBrayer Dr. P. P. McCain
Chief of Bureau of Tuberculosis__$_ Assistant Chief of Bureau of
Miss Ruth Withers
Private Secretary to Chief of Bureau....
Miss Lillian Lindley Miss Lily Rogers Mr. A. W. Snow...
Stenographer Stenographer Clerk
Tuberculosis...,.
$
_
900.00
_
900.00
480.00
480.00
480.00
480.00
480.00
480.00 $ 2,340.00
and nurses Cooks and servants Salaries of officers
Farm
_. _
_
Dairy
4,616.57 2,160.0*0
960.00
_
Extension Department
Total
$11,856.00 _
_
_
2,340.00 ...$21,932.57
SOLDIERS' (Knit Vi \K Tin- S
.Idier.-/
ll. mi-
.-h-ill
HOME
ENDING NOVEMBER
!.
x .verm-d
30, 1917)
by a board
of direetor- e
m.-i.-t
inu nf
w lion hree shall he elected by the S .Idier.-' Home Association, p .raiii.n coated by chapter 60 of tin- Private Laws of 1891, ami four .-hall be appointed by the Governor of the State annually, ami in case of failure to el. .1 or appoint, the members of the board shall hold their offices until their suets shall be elected or appointed. The board of directors shall elect from their number a president, and a secretary who shall not he from their number, 1
1
ic
ii
i
hers, tahlish rules
and
shall
BOARD OF DIRECTORS A \\.
J. J.
P.
II.
Koyden, I'n-ident
Wood, Vice President 3, Carr N. Kelly M. Fleming
Salisbury
Raleigh
I'.
H. Hanes
Durham Clarkton Raleigh Winston-Sale m Total
Name
Designation
D. H. Milton Superintendent Mrs. W. T. Mixon Matron Miss Maude B. Setzer.... Nurse Miss Ella McKay Nurse Miss Catharine Henry ...Nurse Dr. R. H. Freeman Physician Baxter Durham* Clerk Laborers' pay-roll
$ 1,200.00
for Year $>1, 125.00
1,080.00
'1,035.00
900.00
'862.50
Rate
420.00
420.00
420.00
420.00
600.00
600.00
60.00
60.00
97.50wk. 5,070.00 $ 9,592.50
!
\
PENSE ACCOUNT BOARD MEETINGS
A. H. Boyden, President
Total
Salary increased from $75 to $100 per month, March 1, 1917. Salary increased from $75 to $90 per month, March 1, Hi 17. 'Salary increased from $62.50 to $75 per month, March 1, 1917. 4 See Departments of State Auditor and Adjutant-General. 2
30.00
$ 9,622.50
CONFEDERATE WOMEN'S HOME (FoB YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER
The
directors of the Confederate
30, 1917)
Women's Home
shall consist of seven
mem-
bers, to be appointed by the Governor of the State for terms of two years each. The board of directors shall elect a president and a secretary, and the State
Treasurer shall be treasurer of the
Home.
Annual appropriation for maintenance is $5,000. 1913, c. 62. For permanent improvements in 1917 an appropriation of $2,000 was made. 1917, c. 205.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS New Bern
A. Bryan, Chairman A. Turner, Secretary
J. J.
J. S.
Carr
Louisburg
..Durham
.
W. H. White A. D. McGill
Fayetteville
Thome
Rocky Mount
T. T.
Oxford
George M. Rose
Fayetteville Total
Name
Designation Miss Fannie C. Waters.. -Superintendent Servant Cook...
for Year 600.00 $
Rate $
50. 00
mo.
5.00 wk.
260.00
S.OOwk.
260.00
$ 1,120.00
EXPENSE ACCOUNT BOARD OF DIRECTORS J.
A. Bryan
Carr ._ W. H. Mhite J. S.
T. T. Thome J. A. Turner, Secretary
$
21.25 10.75
17.00
4.00 108.50
161.50
Total
13
$ 1,281.50
NORTH CAROLINA ORTHOP/EDIC HOSPITAL V
I.
\l(
\
\OVI.M
.\ DI Nard of trustees, e msistinn of nine members, The board of trustees -hall or^ani/e by electing on. >ne of its members secretary, and one of its membermembers as an exeeut ive e^mmit tee. The board shall have or in general to do any building.- necessary, make Lmpi ;H that may be beneficial to the good government of the to this end they may make by-laws for the government oi and ill
I
institution,
same. For buildings and furnishings $20,000
is appropriated, provided that U have been subscribed in nood faith, for same purpose, f, .m lOUTON oil, IT than the State of North Carolina. > thousand live hundred d .llars appropriated annually for 1917 and 1918 for main-
shall not be available until
shall
N_>II,I)(IO
the
tenance.
l'.!7, c.
I'.t'.i.
OFFICERS \\D TIM STKES K. H. Itabbinmon. President
(la.Monia
M. B. Spier, SecretaiN I.ee |{ obinson, Treasui er .1.
M.-Adenville
TO I.
(
Wileox, Chaplain
Goldsboro
_
Hlanton
Bhelby
liivens
Wadesboro Glen Alpine
;
H Cihs
T. W. Bicket
No
Greenville
I:
Ilev. A. I).
W.
Gastonia
.
Chairman ...
F. C. Harding, K.
Chari
expenditures
t
,
t
.r
njfii-,0
(
'ha
for salaries or
inn a: \\
:
Raleigh :
ending \o\e:nber
30, 1917.
TOTAL FOR STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS State Hospital for (lie Insane at Raleigh.. State Hospital for tin- Insane at Moriranton. Hospital for the Insane at Goldsbor.. North Carolina Sanatorium for the Tre Soldiers'
Home
Confederate W,, men's Home. North Carolina Orthona-die Hospital...
.$
54,300.54 70,957.70 29,085.73
ibereulosis
21,932.57 9.'
1.281.50
$ 187,180.54
SUMMARY OF SALARIES AND WAGES FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS, OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS Legislative
Department
Judicial
Department
Administrative Departments, Boards, and Commissions State Educational Institutions State Charitable Institutions
Total
$
_
Executive Department...
_
85,611 .15
101,407.61 119,684.94
450,866.90 665,695.52 187,180.54
.$1,610,446.66
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Interest
Date of Issue
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
200
Sinking In- Rate of debtedness Indn.^t I', I.
\
I
FORT
Date of
Date of Maturity
Issue
Fund
Collected
Purpose of Issue
-
$12,500
.v
25,000
i.
UB0
1'IOS
Jan.
1,
1938
;
.I:in.
50,00"
5%
50,00'
Feb.
1,
1909
Feb.
1,
1939
Nov.
1,
1913
Nov.
1,
1943
July
1,1'Ml
July
1,
Juno
1,
Bridges.
...
,
Bridges and roads. (Refunding. lues.
$137,500 I'.i
it
UK $15,000
hl.ADKV
6
r ;
1
I
'-''',
Xono
I!
None.
$12,000
5%
June
1,
I'.m::
i.
r.M:,
I
!i_:t
$10,000
County homo, Index.
8,000
:.'
$10,000
$20,000 ./Serial h >nd-, original issue $10,000,
BUNCOMBE $50,000
Funding.
5%
payable $1,000 annually.
.
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES
20*1
Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Date of Maturity
Date of Issue
Interest
Fund Collected
Purpose of Issue
BURKE $14,000 16,000
5,000 100,000
5% 5% 5% 5%
June June
,
1912
..,
1912
Dec. Dec.
..,
1915
...
1916
July
1,
1911
5% 5% 5% 5%
April April Oct.
1,
1914
1,
1914
1,
Apri
5,
June June
..,
1932
..,
1932
Dec. Dec.
..,
1946
None Jail. None Funding. None Funding. None Bridges.
None Roads.
15, 1930
$135,000
CABARRUS $105,000 34,000
56,000 75,000
50,000
19^6
July April April Oct.
1917
April
1,
1941
1,
1951
a
Courthouse and
1,
1945
b
1,
1946
c
5,
1943
d
Roads and bridges. Roads. County home.
jail.
$320,000 aSerial bonds, original issue, $36,000; payable $1,000 annually, ^Serial bonds, original issue, $60,000, payable $2,000 annually, cSerial bonds, payable $3,000 annually, beginning October 1, 1922. dSerial bonds payable $2,000 annually, beginning April 5, 1919.
CALDWELL $12,000
50,000
6% 6%
Jan. Jan.
1,
1904
Jan.
1,
1929
1,
1917
Jan.
1,
1946
Courthouse. Roads, bridges, county
home.
$62,000
aSerial bonds, original issue $25,000, payable $1,000 annually. fcSerial
bonds, payable $2,000 annually, 1922-1946.
C AMDEN None
.
CARTERET $5,000
6%
1923
1913
None County home.
C A SWELL $8,000
5%
Dec.
1,
J916
Dec.
1,
1926
Jail
and courthouse.
aSerial bonds, payable $800 annually.
'CATAWBA $69,000
5%
July
1,
1917
1938
a
Bridges.
aSerial bonds, payable $3,000 annually, 1923-1926; $4,000 annually, 1927-1930; $5,000 annually, 1931-1934; $6,000 annually, 1935-1938.
CHATHAM $14,000
25,000
5,000
5*A% Mar.
1,
1924
a
April
1,
1905 1909
April
4M%
Nov.
1,
1930
b
5%
April
1,
1910
April
1,
1932
c
19,
Funding. Funding. Funding.
.
$44,000 aSerial bonds, original issue $20,000, payable $2,000 annually April 1st. bSerial bonds, payable $2,000 annually from April 1, 1919, to November cSerial bonds, payable $1,000 April
1,
1930,
and
1,
1930
$2,000 annually 1931-1932.
XnlM
202
limt ill
it
I ii-
,/,/,/,, ///r>x
i
!
II
(' \l:..|
IN
\
P.l.l
I
IJ....K
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES Sinking
Bonded In- Rate debtedness
203
Date of
of Interest
Issue
Fund
Date of Maturity
Collected
Purpose of Issue
CUMBERLAND $87,300
25,000
June
5% 5% 5% 5%
April April
1,
1897
June
1,
1909
Railroad.
1,
1927] 1929
1,
1913
April April
1,
1933
Mar.
1,
1915
Mar.
1,
1945J
Sept.
3,
1917
Sept.
3,
1937
None
Floating debt.
6%
Nov.
2,
1907
Nov.
2,
1951
None
Courthouse and
5%
May
1,
1915
May
1,
1955 $8,310.00 Roads.
Sept.
1,
1909
Sept.
1,
1924
Dec.
1,
1913
Dec.
1,
1940
Oct.
1,
1,
1934
17,000
5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 6%
21,000
4H%
10,000
5%
April 1, 1916 Oct. 1,1916
25,000 29,000
1,
'
I
$39,340.50
Funding.
1
[Funding.
$166,300
CURRITUCK $5,000
6%
.
DARE $20,300
jail.
DAVIDSON $300,000
DAVIE $14,000
90,000 34,000
35,000 8,500
1914
Oct.
Jan. Oct.
1,
1915
1,
1944
1,
1914
Jan. Oct.
1,
1934
Nov.
1,
1914
Nov.
1,
1934
April 1, 1924 Oct. 1,1929
Courthouse and Roads. Roads. Roads. Roads. /
jail.
Bridges.
Courthouse. Courthouse.
$229,500 aSerial bonds, original issue $30,000, payable $2,000 annually September 1st. bSerial bonds, payable $5,000 annually December 1, 1923-1940. cSerial bonds, original issue $40,000, payable $2,000 annually October 1st. ^Serial bonds, payable $1,000 annually January 1, 1920-1939, and $3,000 an-
nually JanuaTy
1,
1940-1944.
eSerial bonds, original issue $10,000, payable $500 annually October 1st. /Serial bonds, original issue $23,000, payable $1,000 annually November 1st.
^Serial bonds payable $3,000 annually, April 1, 1918-1924. ASerial bonds, payable $2,000 annually, October 1, 1925-1929.
DUPLIN $27,000
5%
May
1,
1911
May
1,
1931
Courthouse.
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
204
Bonded In- Rate '/< l>t>
ilness
of Interest
Date of Issue
DURHAM $141,000
225,000
4H% May 4%% Dec.
1,
1909
15, 1915
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES Sinking
Bonded In- Rate debtedness
GASTON
of Interest
Date of Issue
Date of Maturity
Fund Collected
Purpose of Issue
205
206
Xnill
linnilnlln-
RKI
$20,000 Si
6%
July
1,1923
None
1902
1922
1908
1928
1911
1941
1916
1945
1916
1945
1916
1945
None None None None None None
1919
N"n
1,1915
July
County home.
UUY $7,900
5,000 15,000
80,000 20,000
50,000
5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5%
Courthouse.
County home. Floating debt.
Courthouse and Courthouse and Bridges.
$177,900
SWAIN $15,000
July
1,
1SW
July
30,000
April
1,
1908
April
,
,
1928
K< funding.
a
$45,000 oSerial bonds, original issue $35,000, payable $1,000 annually.
TRANSYLVANIA $60,000 25,000 1,600
6%
IS!):,
1925
5.4%
1900
1930
6%
1917
1937
6% 6%
Feb. 1, 1909 Feb. 14,1914
None None None
Railroad. Schools. Schools.
180,000
TYRRELL Aug.
$2,000 6,500 1,000
13,
1903
Aug. Feb.
13, 1,
1919 1931
Feb. 14,1918
a
None 6
Courthouse. Jail.
Floating debt.
$9,500 rial
/'Serial
bonds, original issue $15,000, payable $1,000 annually. bonds, original issue $1,000, payable $1,000 annually. I
UNION
None.
jail.
jail.
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Interest
Date of Issue
Date of Maturity
213
r \KKHI{\\
None.
HlLLSBORO $10,000
HOBGOOD
6% None.
June
1,
lo.x
June
1,
I'.iJS
Xone
Streets.
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS
233
Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Date of Issue
Interest
Date of Maturity
Fund Collected
Purpose of Issue
HOLLY SPRINGS None.
HOPE MILLS None.
HOT SPRINGS 6%
$30,000
Nov.,
1911
Nov.,
1941
None
Water and
streets.
HUNTERSVILLE
6%
$3,500
JACKSON
1916
1936
1911
1941
None
Water.
Lights.
None.
JACKSONVILLE
JEFFERSON
None.
None.
JAMESVILLE
None.
JONESBORO $21,000
JONESVILLE
KANNAPOLIS
KELFORD
6% None.
None.
None.
KENANSVILLE
None.
KENLY None. KERNERSVILLE $4,000 16,000
6% 5%
Jan.,
1906
Jan.,
1926
May,
1916
May,
1946
None None
Lights.
June,
1908
June,
1938
$7,000
Water and
Sept.,
1913
Sept.,
1943
1,000
Schools.
June,
1939
a
Water and sewerage.
Schools.
$20,000
KEYSER
None.
KINGS MOUNTAIN 10,000
6% 6%
30,000
5*A% June,
$50,000
$90,000
1915
$8,000
aSerial bonds, payable $1,000 annually, beginning 1919.
lights.
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
234
Bonded In- Rate of debtedneas
Interest
Date of Issue
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Interest
Date of Issue
Date of Maturity
Fund Collected
235
286
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C
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\
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Interest
Date of Issue
MANTEO None. MARBLE None. MARGARETTSVILLE
MARION
None.
Date of Maturity
Fund Collected
Purpose of Issue
237
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
238
Bonded In- Rate of debtednesa
Interest
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Interest
MORRISVILLE
None.
MORVEN None.
Date of Issue
239
XOIMJI CAKOI.INA
240
Itnn.li-.l ///th-litfthii xx
Rate of I
BLUE BOOK
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS
241
Sinking
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Date of Issue
Interest
Fund
Date of Maturity
Purpose of Issue
Collected
OLD SPARTA None. ORIENTAL
None.
ORRUM None. OXFORD $45,000 5% 35,000 5% 10,000 5% 94,000 5% 78,000 5%
Dec.
1,
1914
Dec.
May
15,
1907
May
April
Nov. Nov.
1,1914
April
1,
1916
1,
1916
Nov. Nov.
1,
1934]
15, 19371 1, 1,
1,
1944[ 1946J 1926
[Refunding. I
*') a
Sewers.
Sidewalks.
[Streets. Streets.
$262,000 aSerial bonds, original issue $86,000, payable
PACTOLUS
10% annually.
None.
PALMYRA None.
P ANTEGO None PARKERSBURG
PARMELE
.
None.
None. I
PEACHLAND
None.
PEMBROKE None. None.
PIKEVILLE
PILOT MOUNTAIN
None.
PINE BLUFF
6%
$2,900
PINE LEVEL PINETOPS
Nov.
1,
1912
Nov.
1,
1937
None
Water.
1951
None
Streets.
None.
None.
PINEVILLE
None.
PINK HILL PINNACLE
None.
None.
PITTSBORO $5,000
6%
1911
PLYMOUTH $30,000 10,000
6% 6%
$40,000
POLKTON None. PRINCETON PRINCEVILLE
16
None. None.
Sept.
1,1915
Jan.
1,
1917
Sept.
1,1945
Jan.
1,
1947
Water and Sewerage.
streets.
NOBTB
242
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BLUE BOOK Sinking
Jinnilnl In-
debtedness
I
Interest
Issue
Date of Maturity
Fund Collected
Purpose of Issue
RAEFORD $5,000
6%
1915
1945
None
Indebtedness and
45,000
6%
1016
1946
None
Water and sewerage.
streets.
$50,000
K M.i.irm$42,500.00 25,000.00
25,000.00 50,000.00 25,000.00 .-,(1,000.00
95,000.00
125,000.00
25,000.00 100,000.00
350,000.00 50,000.00
57,000.00 18,000.00
100,000.00 75,000.00
55,000.00 57,000.00
49,921.98 16,149.92
298,000.00
50,000.00
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS, CITIES AND TOWNS
243
Sinking]
Bonded In- Rate of debtedness
Date of
Date of
Fund
Issue
Maturity
Collected
Interest
Purpose of Issue
RAMSEUR None.
RANDLEMAN
6% 6%
$7,500 42,500
1905
1935
1907
1937
None None
Streets.
1941
None
Water and sewerage.
1921
Streets.
Schools.
$50,000
RED SPRINGS $35,000
6%
Mar.,
6% 5% 5%
July July Jan.
1911
Mar.,
REIDSVILLE $50,000 25,000 100,000
50,000
5M% May
1913 1915
May May
1,1929
May
1,
1929
April
1916
April
1,
1941
None None None None None None
1915
July
1,
1935
None
5% 5%
5,000 10,000
1,
1891
July
1,
1899
July Jan.
1,
1929
1,
1941
1910
Water. Sewerage.
Water and sewerage. Judgment. Sewerage.
$240,000
RENNERT None. RHODHISS
None.
RICHFIELD
None.
RICHLANDS
None.
RICH SQUARE
None.
RINGWOOD None.
ROANOKE RAPIDS $20,000 6% ROBERSONVILLE
July
1,
Improvements.
None.
ROCKINGHAM $25,000 10,000
30,000 20,000
40,000
36,000
6% 5% 6% 6% 5% 6%
Mar.
1,
Schools and lights. Water and sewerage. Water and sewerage.
1901
1931
1909
1939
1911
1941
1913
1943
Schools.
1908
1938
Water and sewerage
1914
Mar.
1,
1924
$2,556.17
Streets.
$161,000 aSerial bonds, original issue $60,000, payable $6,000 annually.
.
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lintuhil In
pensions Street railway, light, and water property tax general Street railway, light, and water property tax pensions Supreme Court Library Fund Supreme Court Reports, sale of Tax from business colleges Telegraph privilege tax Telegraph property tax general... Telegraph property tax pensions Telephone property tax general _ Telephone property tax pensions Telephone tax on receipts
Trade marks State taxes from sheriffs general State taxes from sheriffs income State taxes from sheriff pensions Received from sheriffs indigent pupils Total receipts
30,000.00
ttf.OU
25,000.00 61.46
Railroad property tax general Railroad property tax pensions Refrigerator car property tax general Refrigerator car property tax pensions Seals, Executive Department Seals, State Department
State storage warehouse _ Steamboat and canal property tax Steamboat and oanal property tax
95,380.96
50.:,
Oil Inspection
State
200.00
$
502.65 84.96 27,482.06
4,644.80 9,000.00 6,391.70 60.00 11,308.84
2,131.18 360.20 6,485.48 1,096.22
30,501.27 99.10 1,603,724.58
64,152.36 278,'
8,464.76 $ 6,214,610.71
DISBURSEMENTS GENERAL FUND SHOWING THE DIFFERENT PURPOSES FOR WHICH DISBURSEMENTS OF THE PUBLIC FUND WERE MADE DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDING NOVEMBER 30, 1917.
(The disbursements herein given are taken from the Report of the State Auditor.)
ADJUTANT-GENERAL The
$3,000
salary of the Adjutant-General shall be $3,000 per
Revisal of 1905,
s.
2750; 1907,
c.
803; 1911,
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
c.
annum.
110; 1915, c. 118.
$334,007.29
from tonnage charges on fertilizers and fertilizing materials, inspection taxes on cotton-seed meal and concentrated commercial feeding stuff, and from the sale of any property seized and condemned under the provisions of this chapter, and all other moneys which may come into the hands of the Commissioner of Agriculture or other officer, member or employee of the Department of Agriculture by virtue of this chapter shall be paid into the State Treasury by the Commissioner of Agriculture, and shall be kept on a separate account by the Treasurer as a fund for the exclusive use and benefit of the Department of AgriAll
moneys
arising
culture.
Revisal of 1905,
s.
3937.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
$3,500
When suoh certified
by
society shall be fully organized, the organization thereof shall be the president and signed by the secretary to the board of county com-
missioners, and thereupon the board .shall order the same to be filed in the office of their clerk and there kept, and the clerk, under the seal of the board, shall certify
a copy of the same, together with the order of the board, to the Auditor of the State, who, if by the certificate it shall appear to him that such society has been duly organized, according to this title, and it shall likewise be made to appear to him by the cartificate of the treasurer of such society, signed by the president and certified by the clerk of the board under the seal thereof, that the sum of $100 has been actually paid to the society by the members thereof, within one year preceding, for the sole benefit of such society, shall draw his warrant and the Treasurer shall
pay to the treasurer of the society $100 out of the public treasury for the like sole use and benefit; and such payment shall be annually made by the Treasurer of the State on the terms and conditions set out in this chapter; but only one society for each county shall be entitled to the benefits of this chapter. The board of county commissioners, in case of a conflict between two claimants, shall determine which shall be the corporate body for the county. Revisal of 1905, s. 3870; 1905, c. 512. It shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to pay to the treasurer of the North Carolina Agricultural Society on the first Monday of October, during each and every year, out of any moneys not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $1,500, to be disposed of in the payment of premiums, as hereinafter directed; Provided, the
17
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
258
treasurer of the society shall first produce a certificate from the president thereof, showing that during the past twelve months the like sum has been raised by the society for the same purposes, in this section.
Revisal of 1905
s.
and actually paid out
for
premiums, as provided
3867.
An annual appropriation of $500 is made to be paid by the State Treasurer upon the warrant of the Auditor to the Treasurer of the North Carolina Industrial Association on the first day of the annual fair of said association as herein provided. Said sum shall be expended solely and exclusively in the payment of premiums by said industrial association upon farm products and works of use and art, the production of inhabitants of this
S'
1891, c. 426.
APPALACHIAN TRAINING SCHOOL The sum of the
$20,000
of $20,000 is annually appropriated for the support
and maintenance
Appalachian Training School.
1917, c. 193.
APPROPRIATION FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS The clerk
of the Superior
ernor, giving the
Court under
name and number
$13,440
his seal of office shall certify to the
of the blind
and maimed soldiers, and
Gov-
soldiers
who have become paralyzed and are totally disabled by reason thereof, examined in his county, upon which the Auditor, with the approval of the Governor, is aupay the sum of $120 annually for person, and each person paralyzed and disabled by reason in the certificate, and the said olerk shall pay out such money
thorized to issue his warrant to the Treasurer to
each blind and thereof,
named
maimed
monthly to the persons entitled to the same. Revisal of 1905,
s.
4992; 1917,
c.
266.
APPROPRIATION FOR PUBLIC HIGtf SCHOOLS The sum
of $100,000 or so
much
thereof as
may
$75,075
be necessary, is hereby annually
appropriated for the purpose of high school instruction and teacher training provided for in this act. The State Board of Education shall have the power to fix such rules and regulations in accordance with the provisions of this act as may be necessary for the proper distribution of this fund. 1907,
c.
820; 1911, c. 135; 1917, c. 227.
APPROPRIATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$241,000
That $250,000 be and the same is hereby appropriated annually out of the State Treasury for the benefit of the public schools, to be apportioned by the State Board Education to the respective counties of the State per capita as to school popufirst Monday in January in each year, using the school census of the preceding scholastic year as the basis of apportionment: Provided, that the State Board of Education shall annually deduct from said appropriation, before the apportionment thereof, the sum of $1,500 to be used in part payment of the salary and expenses of the superintendent of the State Colored Normal Schools and of
lation on the
inspector and director of the County Teachers' Institutes and of the teacher-training work of the State, arid shall also deduct therefrom biennially in advance $7,500
DISBURSEMENTS
GENERAL FUND
259
to be used for the establishment of rural libraries as provided in section 4179 of the Revisal of 1905 of North Carolina.
Upon requisition of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the State Auditor shall issue his warrant upon the State Treasurer for the amount due each county, payable to the county treasurer, to be credited to the general public school fund of said county. 1913, c. 33; 1915,
c.
236.
APPROPRIATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS, EQUALIZING FUND $428,161.34
There shall be set aside annually 5 cents of the annual ad valorem tax levied and collected for State purposes on every $100 value of real and personal property in this State, and the funds annually arising from said tax shall be held by the State Treasurer as a fund separate and apart from all other funds for State purposes, and shall be known as "The State Equalizing School Fund," and shall be used, as hereinafter directed, to provide a six months school term in every school district in the State, or as nearly a six months term as said funds will provide. 1913, c. 33.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR RURAL LIBRARIES
$3,475
Whenever the patrons and friends of any free public school in which a library has not already been established by aid of the State shall raise by private subscription and tender to the treasurer of the county school fund for the establishment of a library to be connected with such school the sum of $10, the county board of education shall appropriate, from the general county school fund the sum of $10 for this purpose, and shall appoint one intelligent person in the school district the manager of such library. The county board shall also appoint one competent person well versed in books to select books for such libraries as may be established under these provisions from lists of books approved by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Provided, that after any school district shall have had a library for ten years or longer under the provisions of this section, said school district shall
be entitled to receive a second library in accordance with the fore-
going provisions of this section. Revisal of 1905, s. 4172; 1915,
c.
236.
As soon as such board shall have made an appropriation for a library in the manner prescribed, the county superintendent shall inform the secretary of the State Board of Education of the fact, whereupon the State board shall remit to the treasurer of the county school fund the Revisal of 1905, s. 4173.
sum
of $10 for the purchase of books.
Whenever the patrons and friends of any free public school in which a library has been established under the provisions of this subchapter shall raise by private subscription and tender to the treasurer of the county school fund the sum of $5 for the enlargement of the library, the county board of education shall appropriate from the general school fund the sum of $5 and the State Board of Education shall remit to the treasurer of the county school fund the sum of $5. The money thus collected and appropriated shall be used for the enlargement of libraries already established under the same rules and restrictions as govern the establishment of
new
libraries. 1907, c. 835.
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
260 rn
>f
N7,")')')
of
;ion fur tho
tli'
hereby biennially appropriate
under
inn
tin
an
1
1
->-i :tp:irt,
to be
schools of the State
|)iil)lic
is
expended by the State Board
ibchapter: Provided, that of each exceeding $5,000 may be expended by the State IK- e~t ablishment of m-w libraries, and asurn not exceeding $2,500 may be expended by the State Board of I-Mucat ion in the enlargement of libr.iries according to the provisions of section 4177: Provided further, that any balance ,,f h.- biennial appropriation of $2,500 for the enlargement of libraries remaining in the hand.- of he St at e Treasurer at the enUIM n
a
.t
t
i
t
be u>i-l t'r
I
he e-t aUi-h'iient of
section 4172 of
t
new
wit h the provisions of
libr
he Revisal of 1905.
al of 1905, s. 4179; 1909, c. 525.
AUDITOR'S
Di:i'\i;
IMIIXT
$7,700
See Department of State Auditor, p.
AIDI T
DEPARTMENT, CONTINGENCIES
>R'S
DUBON
I
$1,457.25
Au.litor,
<
A
22.
IV XD
$2,000
The funds reside ni
received by the Treasurer of the State from the license tax hunter.- shall const it ute a funl known as he Bird ami ( Jam e Fund, which '
t
fund shall be paid out b of t
I.
he
he (
Audubon
!o\ -e rn ni- of
on the order of
S t
'!!
h<
!
expend it
1
1
make an annual
i.:
r
:
report to
the year.
1871.
Al
JOMOBILE
M)
II
$198,782.28
funds collected by the Secretary of Stale under the provisions of this act hi- act -hall be paid tot or amendment.isurer monthly, to be kept as a -cparate fund t:> be known as the Highway Maintenance Fund, which All
t
,
t
,
a- directed by the State Highway Commission and bridges constituting the State system of highways as authoi i/ed by section 8 of chapter 113 of Public Laws i.f l!Uo, creating the Stale Highway 'o:irnissi on, or as hereinafter pro\-ided: /'/-, d, that an amount e |iial to at least 70 per cent of the fees collected in any county by the Secretary of State under the provisi >ns of this act shall be expended by the State Highway ; the nission \\ithin one year after its payment by Slate Treasurer, within Mich county fr >'n which the fees were c illected; and Proshall be
drawn upon
an.l
expeade
1
for the nr.iintcnanre of roads
(
/
|
furtfur, that all nec.-ssary expenses, including clerical assistance, the cost of muling >a aft, and for such blanks, books, and purchasing number plit.> an other supplies as can not be furaishe by the State Printer, shall be paid for monthly from the revenue derive. frni this act by warrant of the Auditor on the State ace unit shall be approved bv the Governor and 'e exceed 12 Council of Stale, and s!ri!l n >t in per cent of the total amount collected by the Secretary of State from the provisions of thisact. Nothing in this act shall prevent the State Highway Commission and the local road authoririd05,8.5327.
he provided for his accommodation.
.-hall
MANSION, SERVANT HIRE Department
of Public
amount
a
ndC rounds,
p. 95.
UK COMMISSION
M1TCIIFLI. Pi:\K PA The
$754
Building
to be
$845.20
expended under
exceed $20,000, and the maximum amount to be expended in the acquisition said sum is designated of the said properties, and the nmmi-sion is specially charged with the duty of acquiring as much of he land.- a- i- p'.^ible for he purpose intended, not exceeding the maximum amount hereinbefore designated. total
t
his act shall not
M
<
t
i
r
1
!l. ), c. 76.
NEGRO The
\c,i;i<
->um of
$
i
1.1
I."),()(
of (he
u
i
Ml is
.liege tor
r.i7,
\NI>
\i
i
I.CMNICAI.
c.,i
annually appropriated tr
t
I
$31,500
i
he support and mail,'
!.
.
Federal appropriat ion, $16,500.
NnUTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE NEERING The >um of the
North
1917,
f (
$122.500
is
,.|
\\ i>ions of the act creating a State Highway
Commission. 1915, c. 113.
STATi; HhiiiUAV COMMISSION
RUB
\I.
ENGINEERING
$461.75
"
he purpose of carrying out the provisions of the act to provide for assisting n of small water-powers and the installation of rural oommunit ies in hi- ut ili/at telephone lines there is appropriated out of any moneys in the State Treasur otherwise appropriated the sum of $5,000 annually, the sum to be drawn upon as dim-ted by the State Iliy;h\\ay Commission. I
>r
t
t
i
1917, c. 267.
STATK HICIIWAV COMMISSION
M
AINTENANCE FUND $10.989.02
See Automobile Fund,
p. 260.
STATE HOSPITAL, GOLDSBORO
$136,708
of $120,000 is appropriated for the year 1917, and the further sum of $125, 000 for the year 1918, and annually thereafter, for the support and maintenance
The sum
of the State Hospital at Goldsboro. 1917, o. 193.
From
State
bond
issue law, $16,708.
1917, c. 154.
STATE HOSPITAL, MORGANTON The sum
of $237, 500 is
of the State Hospital located at 1917, c. 193.
$237,500
annually appropriated for the support and maintenance
Morgan ton.
GENERAL FUND
DISBURSEMENTS
281
STATE HOSPITAL, RALEIGH The sum
$208,010
of $207,500 is annually appropriated for the State Hospital located
at Raleigh, including the Epileptic Department. 1917, c. 193.
Fire loss paid, $510.
STATE LIBRARY
$3,935
See Department of the State Library, p.
61.
STATE LIBRARY, CONTINGENCIES The sum
$500
of $500
is
annually appropriated for the increase of the State Library.
Revisal of 1905,
s.
5081.
STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE The sum of the State
$131,559.57
of $125,000 is annually appropriated for the support
Normal and
and maintenance
Industrial College at Greensboro.
1917, c. 193.
Allowance from bond issue
act, $6,559.57.
1917, c. 154.
STATE PRISON, EARNINGS The Treasurer
$298,172.44
keep the funds of the State's Prison separate from the other public funds, and shall disburse the same on account of the State's Prison upon vouchers consisting of itemized accounts of the claim, and an order of payment signed by such officer or agent as the board of directors shall authorize to sign the same, approved by the chairman of the board. Duplicates of such vouchers shall be kept and Sled in the office of the chairman of the board of directors and the originals thereof shall be kept and filed when paid in the office of the State of the State shall
Treasurer.
Revisal of 1905,
s.
5396.
STATE PRISON SUNDAY SCHOOL APPROPRIATION
$50
The sum of $50 per annum is appropriated for the use of the State's Prison Sunday School, to be paid to the warden of the State's Prison by the State Treasurer on the warrant of the Auditor. Revisal of 1905,
s.
5405.
STATE STORAGE WAREHOUSE For the erection
$15,351.25
of a State Storage
purchase of land therefor, $50,000
is
Warehouse in the city
of Raleigh,
and the
appropriated.
1917, c. 154.
STATE TAXES REFUNDED
$10,993.60
a sheriff or tax collector shall, in consequence of an error in the abstract of taxes sent to the Auditor, or otherwise, be charged with more than the true'amount If
with which he should be chargeable, and pay the amount so charged in excess to the Treasurer of the State, the Auditor shall, upon the certificate of the board of
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
282
commissioners, setting forth the nature of such error, give his warrant upon the Treasurer of the State for the amount so paid in excess, and the Treasurer shall pay the same. Revisal of 1905,8.5261.
STONEWALL JACKSON THAI N The sum
<
>OL
$30,000
appropriated for the year 1917, and the further em $22,500 for the year 1918, and annually thereafter for the support and maintenance of the Stonewall Jackson Training School. of $23,000
is
1917, c. 193.
Allowance from bond issue
act, $7,000.
1917, c. 154.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS The salary
Keeper of the Capitol, or the S ings and in minis, shall be $1,200 per annum. of
t
IK-
$1,200
Public Build-
(
:il
of 1905,
s.
2806; 1907, c. 989; 1915,
c. 150.
SUPREME COURT, CONTINGENCIES The court,
is
clerk of
tin-
$13.25
Supreme Court, under
authorized and dip
<
-tc
!
to
expend
the direction of the justices of that annually the amount paid in by appli-
cants for license to practice law, who are examined by the court, in the purchase of such books as may be necessary to keep the law library well appointed, and no other appropriation shall le allowed f< r that purpose. He is also allowed the sum of $200 per
annum
for binding old s. 5086.
books and for other contingent expenses.
Revisal of 1905,
SUPREME COURT REPORTS, PRINTING OF
$3,877.94
The Supreme Court is authorized
to contract from time to time for the printing r he same, and to prescribe such terms of the
of its reports, to select the printer f< contract as will insure, under the supervision of the court, the prompt issue reports as soon as practicable after a sufficient number of opinions are filed: Provided, no contract shall he made for a longer period than two years, nor at a price higher than that paid the State Printer for the same period: Provided further, t
that in letting said contract preference shall be given to printers of this State. Revisal of 1905, s. 5093.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE ACCOI The Governor, Secretary
$5,338.38
of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of
Pub-
Instruction, Attorney-General, Insurance Commissioner, and Adjutant General may have printed and prepared for their several offices such blank books, blank
lic
forms, and other necessary printing as may be suitable and proper to enable them to discharge their official duties. They shall also be allowed all necessary postage and express charges. Revisal of 1905, s. 5103.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT See Department of the State Treasurer,
$11,275.89 p. 23.
DISBURSEMENTS
GENERAL FUND
TREASURY DEPARTMENT CONTINGENCIES See Department of the State Treasurer, p.
283 $497.68
23.
TRUST INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION
$171.40
All necessary expenses incident to the carrying out of the provisions of the "Act to declare illegal trusts and combinations in restraint of trade" shall, when approved by the Governor and audited, be paid out of any money in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated. 1913, c. 41.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The sum
of $165,000 is annually appropriated for the
of the University of
$216,947.89
support and maintenance
North Carolina.
1917, c. 193.
Allowance from bond
issue, $51,947.89.
1917, c. 154.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
$100
The
.
State Standard-Keeper shall be allowed such compensation for his services as the Governor shall deem adequate, not exceeding $100 a year. Revisal of 1905, s. 2759.
TOTAL
$5,401,741.57
EDUCATIONAL FUND SHOWING SOURCES FROM Winm KKO;II'TH WKKK I> EPOSES FOR WHICH DISBURSEMENTS WERE MADE FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS I
NOVEMBER
30, 1917.
(From Report of the State Auditor.)
Kntries on vacant lands Loans for building schoolhouses repaid. Sale of swamp lands..
$
4,179.42 198,982.35 6,495 43
.
$
December
1,
l'.l;
209,657 20 2,694.86
.
Total^.
212.352.06
DISBURSEMENTS. I
'.nt
rics
Loans
on vaoant lands, refund.. ehoolhoOMt.
for building
Survey of swamp lands
$
40.88 180,854.35 1,116.09 $
Balance December
1, 11)17..
Total
182,011.32
30,340.74 $
212,352.06
The State Board of Education, under such rules and regulations as it may deem advisable, not inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter, may make loans from the State Literary Fund to the county board of education of any county and improving of public schoolhouses or dormitories for rural high schools and county farm-life schools in such county; but no warrant for the expenditure of any money for such purposes shall be issued by the Auditor except upon the order of the State Superintendent of Public Inst nut ion, with the approval for the building
of the State
Board
of Education.
1903, c. 567; 1913, c. 149.
The State Board of Education shall be vested with full power to adopt all necessary ways and means for causing so much of the swamp lands to be surveyed as it may deem capable of being reclaimed, and it shall cause to be constructed such canals, ditches, roads, and other necessary works of improvement as it may
deem proper and
necesssary.
Revisal of 1905,
s.
4036.
CONSOLIDATED GENERAL, SPECIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL RECK (The data in Balance December 1, 1916: General and special funds Board of Education
this
$
220,922.00 3,701.08 $
General Purposes. Ad valorem taxes
I
and the following tables was
224,623.08
S 2,083,793.12
Books, sale of Fees Interest on bank balances Licensesaud privileges
7,116.31
19,561.96 21,318.73
857,089.29
Loan to State Railroad dividends RefiTnds Seal tax Miscellaneous
314.500.00
263,013.00 2,517.46 4,223.75
372,511.45 3,945,645.07
Special Purposes.
Agricultural Department
$
334,007.29
Gasoline inspection
43,218.98
Oil inspection
50,314.97
Audubon
Society
3,095.80
Automobile funds
318,220.73
Bond
601,487.20
sales
Fire loss
747.50
Commission Forest reserve income Inoometax forinterest Fisheries
Land
titles,
assurance of.
Pension taxes State's Prison earnings
19,216.23
1,195.53
64,152.36
35.48 393.457.67 298,172.44
2,127,322.18
Federal funds
141,643.46
Board
209,657.40
of
Education
S 6,648.891.19
STATEMENT AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR
FISCAL
supplied by Hon. B. R. Lacy, State Agricultural Department Gasoline inspection Oil inspection
Audubon
1917
$
_
43,218.98
Society
sale
334,007.29
50,314.97
_
2,000.00
_ Automobile funds Board of Education (from bond
Bond
YEAR
Treasurer.)
208,279.52 83,333.33
sale)
expense
2,103.67
Department Hospitals and homes
697,458.00
Interest
411,767.05
Legislature.
100,876.47
National Guard Notes payable Pensions
114,500.00
491,198.75
91,785.96
447,466.00
Public buildings and grounds Schools and colleges Fire loss Fisheries
Commission
State's Prison
77,318.72
1,736,276.04 747.50 _.
^
Miscellaneous
19,216.23
298,172.44 37,705.14 $ 5,247,746.06
Federal funds
141,643.46
Board
182,586.32
of
Education
Balance November 30, 1917 General and special funds Board of Education
$ 1,046,143.19
30,772.16 1,076,915.35
$ 6,648,891.19
GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS
Ad
i
OB FISCAL
^ i:.\H
$
Building and loan associations Domestic corpora inns
7,788.66
companies Property tax from counties Railroad companies ;
x irc.ss
1
]
,538 .33
1,404,532.41
299,086.48
Refrigerator cars
Sleeping
49,912.57 283,027.46
i
I
HM?
valorem taxes:
li.mks
152.74
cars...
1,153.10
Steamboat and canal companies and water companies Telephone companies Telegraph companies
502.65
Street railway, light,
25,707.07
8,260.47 1
.18
$ 2,083,793.12
Books, Sale of: I.a\vs :md journals Sketches Confcd.Talo Rc-giim-nis.. State and Colonial Records
$
615.46 9.00 100.15
Supreme Court Reports
6,391.70 7,116.31
Bank
examinations...
$
Executive Department Insurance Department
1,245.00
3,757.50
12,560.96
State Department
1,516.50
482.00
Treasury Department
19,561.96
on Bank Balances: General fund
Interest
...$
Departments: Insurance Department
4,925.72
$ 2,320.11
Gasoline Inspection Fund Oil Inspection Fund
200.42
339.58 2,860.11
Institutions:
Caswell Training School Confederate Womens Home N. C. School for Deaf and Blind N. C. School for Deaf N. C. Tuberculosis Sanatorium Soldiers
Home
State Hospital, Goldsboro State Hospital, Morganton State Hospital, Ralrigh States' Prison
$
35.05 34.39
143.61 ,
240.66 264.34
78.98 516.73
583.78 253.40 1,213.66
3,364.60
RECEIPTS
GENERAL FUND
Special accounts: Audubon Society..
Bond
2,418.38 683.66
sale account..
Fisheries
Commission
34.98
$
Automobile Fund.. Board of Education
289
_.
6,983.45 47.83 $
10,168.30 $
21,318.73
License and Privileges:
Automobile
dealers....
_$
Corporations, franchise Corporations, State Department.. Counties, Schedule "B"
35,770.00 113,298.02 35,571.46
177,276.49
Counties, marriage licenses
23,314.37
Insurance, companies
45,144.88
_
Insurance companies, tax on receipts Mercantile agencies ._ Newsdealers on trains
337,480.71 500.00
_
200.00
Penalties
412.91
Piano and organ dealers
3,736.18
Railroad privilege
38,640.20
Sewing machine dealers Telephone companies, tax on receipts Telegraph companies, privilege Trade mark registration
3,834.86
30,501.27
11,308.84 99.10 857,089.29
Loan
to State:
National Park Bank, New York.... Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust Company
$
300,000.00 14,500.00
314,500.00
Railroad Dividends: Atlantic and North Carolina R. R._ North Carolina Railroad
_..$
37,998.00 225,015.00
:
263 , 013 .00
Refunds: Contingencies Disabled soldiers Miscellaneous National Guard
$
316.08
290.00 1,484.88 355.00
Paper and printing Postage and stationery
10.00
Public schools
60.00
1
.50
2,517.46
Seal Tax.
Executive Department State Department
$
3,577.75
646.00 4,223.75
19
NOBTII CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
290 Miscellaneous.
Additional taxes Gasoline fund transfer
5,086.29
$
28,000.00
Indigent pupils Inheritance tax
8,464.76
_
296,951.90
Oil fund transfer _ Postage from State Department Supreme Court, Library Fund
25,000.00 8.50 9,000.00 $
372,511.45
I 3,945,645 07
Balance December
1,
1916
74,125.04 '
$ 4,019,770.11
DISBURSEMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR Departments. Auditor's Drp.-trtMM-nt <
$
Miscellaneous r.-ipc-r :in
Notes payable:
91,785.96
National Park Bank, New York .......... ........... I 100,000.00 14,500.00 Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust Company ............
Sen? Ion
114,500.00
;:
Soldiers
and widows, supplement tax .................. $
38,780.33
Home .......................... ______
1,848.00
Totally disabled soldiers .......................... _____
13,380.00
Inmates
Soldiers'
54,008.33
DISBURSEMENTS
GENERAL FUND
293
Public Buildings and Grounds:
Capitol Square
380.55
$
and water Furniture and fixtures Governor's Mansion and Grounds
Fuel, lights,
9,573.96 978.41 7,710.78
_
Insuring property Laborers pay- roll Mount Mitchell Park State warehouse
10,030.00 18,774.01
10,829.63 1.25
Superintendent Miscellaneous
1,200.00 2,490.13 $
Schools
and
61,968.72
Colleges:
Public Schools
Equalizing fund
$ 425,582.84
Farm-life
32,300.00
High Schools
74,025.00
Moving-picture show
2,767.15
Per capita appropriation Rural libraries Teachers Examining Board
244,628.50 3,460.00
_
9,963.59 $ 792,727.08
Colleges $ Appalachian Training School Caswell Training School Cullowhee Norm/al School _ East Carolina Teachers Training School Indian Normal School _..
Indigent pupils Jackson Training School Negro A gricultural and Technical College
Normal
Schools, colored
15,000.00
45,000.00 11,200.00 60,000.00
2,633.07
8,479.66 23,000.00 15 , 000 .00
25,513.24
_
N. C. State College, A. andE..._ N. C. School for Deaf and Blind N. C. School for Deaf Oxford Orphanage, colored Oxford Orphan Asylum
160,604.00
80,500.00
68,000.00 13,000.00
20,000.00
State Normal and Industrial College University
85,000.00 184,166.67
817,096.64 1,609,823.72
Miscellaneous:
Agricultural societies Board of Elections
$
3,500.00 1,158.30 350.00
Bonded debt
Bond sale, expense
of
Capital punishment Convicts, conveying to prison Firemens Associations
_
.
616.47 218.10
_
...
.
2,319.90 4,375.00
NORTH CAROLINA BLUB BOOK
294
Fugitives from justice Guilford Battle Ground
$
500.00
Hog-cholera serum Inheritance tax, special agents N.C. Agricultural Experiment Station, paper andptg.. N. C. Room, Confederate Museum Presidential electors Settling State taxes
4,996.33 467.62
2,844.90 400.00 502.85
483.00 250.00
State boundary line State institution inspector
1,180.05
State Institutions, Purchasing Commission States' Prison Sunday School
Taxes refunded
2,057.44
713 .58
50.00 ....
11,338.07 $
38,321.61
I 3,565,848.25
Balance November
30, 1917
453,921.86 I 4,019,770.11
SPECIAL FUND RECEIPTS FOR FISCAL YEAR Ad
1917
valorem Pension Tax:
Banks
$
Building and loan associations.
Domestic corporations Express companies Property, from counties Railroad companies
8,435.84 1,316.38
47,836.32 260.00 238,590.73
_
50,553.07 25.82
Refrigerator cars
Refunds
32.00 194.89
Sleeping cars
Steamboat and canal companies and water companies * Telegraph companies Telephone companies
84.96
Street railway, light,
_
_
4,644.80 360.20
__
1,096.22
353,431.23
Poll tax from counties
40,026.44 $
Agricultural Department: Miscellaneous...
393,457.67
'
$ 334,007.29
Gasoline Inspection Fund Oil Inspection Fund
43,218.98 50,314.97
427,541.24
Automobile Funds, State Department: Collected under 1913 Act
$
Highway Commission, expense Highway Commission, road maintenance.
_
30,449.40 50,359.97 201,439.93
State Department, expense
35,971.43 318,220.73
Bond
Sales:
and educational Caswell Training School Training School for Girls and
Institution
Premium
$ 500,000.00
75,000.00
_
Women
,.
25,000.00 1,487.20
_
601,487.20
Fire Loss:
N. C. State Agricultural and Engineering College
237.50
State Hospital, Raleigh
510.00 747.50
Miscellaneous:
Audubon Society
3,095.80
Commission Forest reserve income Income tax for interest.... Fisheries
19,216.23
Land
^,195.53 64,152.36 35.48
titles,
assurance
of..
State's Prison earnings
298,172.44
385,867.84
296
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BLUE BOOK
\uni.iNA
Federal funds:
Agricultural and Technical College N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station N. C. State Agricultural and Engineering College
$
16,500.00
30,000.00 95,143.46 1
141,643.46
$ 2,268,965.64
Balance December
1,
1916
146,796.96 $ 2,415,762.60
DISI'.IUSEMENTS FOR FISCAL Agricultural Departnin Miscellaneous >_
YEAR
1917
$ 334,007.29
Gasoline Inspection Fund Oil Inspection Fund
43,218.98 50,314 .97 $
Audubon
Society
427,541 .24
2,000.00
Automobile Funds, State Department: Expended under 1913 Act Highway Commission, expense Highway Commission, road maintenance State Department, expense
$ 176,178.87
0,443.35 233.89 22,423.41
208,279.52
Bond Fund: Board
of Education Caswell Training School Cullowhee Normal School East Carolina Teachers Training School
$
83,333.33
30,000.00 6,309.41
24,635.45
Expense of sale Jackson Training School State Hospital, Goldsboro State Normal and Industrial College State storage warehouse Tuberculosis Sanatorium
25,000.00
University
51,947.89
1,487.20
7,000.00 16,708.00
6,559.57 15,350.00
268,330.85
Fire Loss:
N. C. State A. and E. College State Hospital, Raleigh
$
237.50 510.00 747.50
Fisheries
Commission
Four per cent
.
64,152.36
interest (income tax)
Pension taxes State's Prison...
19,216.23
^
393,457.67
.._
298,172.44
DISBURSEMENTS
SPECIAL
FUND
297
Federal Funds: Agricultural and Technical College N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station N. C. State A. and E. College
_$
16,500.00
30,000.00
95,143.46 $
141,643.46
$ 1,823,541.27
Balance November
30, 1917
592,221.33 $ 2,415,762.60
PENSIONS FISCAL YEAR
Counties
1917,
AND TO JULY
15, 1918
DISBURSEMENTS
PENSIONS
PENSIONS CONTINUED
Counties
299
\ OKI
300
ii
C\I;MI.INA
BLUE BOOK
PENSIONS CONTINUED
Counties
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS FISCAL YEAR Counties
1917
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
302
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS, Counties
1917
CONTINUED
DISBURSEMENTS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS, 1917-CoNTiNUED Counties
303
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
304
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR PAID TO JULY 15, 1918 Counties
1918
DISBURSEMENTS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS, Counties
1918
CONTINUED
305
NORTH CAROLINA BLUE BOOK
306
PUBLIC SCHOOLS APPROPRIATIONS, 1918-CoNrmuED Counties
RAILROAD AND TURNPIKE STOCK STATE'S INVESTMENTS JULY
15, 1918
_ North Carolina Railroad Co... and North Carolina Railroad Co 1,013 shares stock Mattamuskeet Railroad Co 3,030 shares stock Elkin and Alleghany Railroad Co 2,650 shares stock Statesville Air Line Railway Co
30,002 shares stock
$ 3,000,200.00
12,666 shares stock Atlantic
Railroad Co. 552 shares stock Watauga and Yadkin River Railroad Co 6,381 shares stock Wilkesboro and Jefferson Turnpike Co 71 shares stock Junaluska Turnpike Co
1,266,600.00 101,327.00
303,000.00 132,400.00
172 shares stock Transcontinental
17,200.00
55,200.00 63,810.00 710.00
-.
$ 4,940,447.00
NOTE. The annual income from North Carolina Railroad stock is $210,014, and from Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad stock $37,998. Turnpike stock is $10 per share, Statesville Air Line Railway $50, and all others $100. The other railway and turnpike stock is of little or no value.
STATE PROPERTY VALUES AS OF JULY
1,
1918
BUILDING SCHOOLHOUSES OUTSTANDING NOTES JULY Alamance.. Alexander
..
1,
1918
BONDED DEBT JULY
Four Four Four Four Four Four
15, 1918
percent State Hospital, due July 1, 1949 per oent refunding, due July 1, 1950 per cent State Building, due July 1, 1951 percent School for Feeble-minded, due July per cent refunding, due January 1, 1953 percent improvement, due July 1, 1953..
$
500,000.00
3,430.000.00 250,000.00 1,
1951
60,000.00
550,000.00 1,142,500.00
Four per cent educational and charitable institutions improvement:
Due July 1, 1923 Due July 1, 1924 Due July 1, 1925 Due July 1, 1926 Due July 1, 1927 Due July 1, 1928 Due July 1,1931
$ 100,000.00
100,000.00 100,000.00
100,000.00 100,000.00
50,000.00 22,000.00 572,000.00
Four percent Caswell Training School, due July 1, 1927 Four per cent Training School for Girls and Women, due July
75,000.00 1,
1927.
Total four per cent interest-bearing Six per cent construction
Total interest-bearing
Four per cent consolidated, due 1910, not presented for payment Six per cent construction, due 1879, not presented for payment
25,000.00 $ 6,604,500.00
2,720,000.00 $ 9,324,500.00
1,650.00 19,000.00 $ 9,345,150.00