1934-07-18 A regular meeting of the Board of County Supervisors of Albemarle County
was held at the Cou~t House of said County on the 18th day of July,
Present: Messrs. J. N. Fray, E. J. Ballard, P. H. Gent.fy, and Wj' H.
Langhorne.
Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and apProved.
Mr. H. A. Haden,having indicated a desire to be relieved of the office
and duties of Clerk of the Board of County Supervisors of this County, Mrs.
Margaret T. WOodward is designated as Clerk of said Board of County Super-
visors, and thereupon N?s~ Woodward ~ntered upon the discharge~of her duties
as such.
Mr. W. B. Colthurst requested that the Board provide funds for the em-
ployment of a Clerk of the Trial Justice's Court and stated that it was im-
possible for him to perform the duties of the Trial Justice as well as the
duties of Clerk.
Upon motion by ~r. W. H. Langhorne, duly seconded, it was ordered that
the 'Trial Justice be authorized to employ a Clerk at g salary of $50.00 per
month.
IN THE~ MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF GILBERT S. CAMPBELL AND OTHERS, TO
ABANDON CERTAIN PORTIONS OF STATE ROUTE ~NO. BETWEEN LACY'S STORE, WHERE
ROUTE NO.. ?~ .INTERSECTS WITH ROUTE 642, AND THE INTERSECTION OF PRESENT
ROUTE ?~ WITH ROUTE ?~: It having been suggested to the Board of County
Supervisors by W. M. Gose, Resident District Engineer of the State Highway
Department, Gilbert S.' Campbell, and others, that. certain portions of State
Route No. ~, in-the County of Albemarle, the first of which portions lies
between Lacy's St~re, at the point of intersection of Route ?~ with Route
~4~, and a point approximately lO0 feet North of Buckeyeland Schoolhouse,
some ~$/100 of a mile, and the second of which lies betwemen Campbell's Gate
and the inter~eotion.' ef .State Route ?~ with Route ?29, some 20/100 of a mile.,
are no longer ess®ntial for~ public conv~nience, and it f~rther appearing
tha$ Notices were, on the ~th day. of June, 1~, that being the lst.~day of the
June Term of the Circuit Court of Albemarle County, Virginia, posted at the
~ront door ef the Court House of s aid'County,~and a.t two public ~plaees in the
aeighborhood of ~e road p~oposed .to be closed, and the~required~twenty days
aotice having been published, therefore, on motion duly made.~and seconded,
it is ordered that P. H. Coleman, S. P. Nottingham, Chesley Haden, C. E.
Starkweather and Phil S. Purcell, any three of whom may act, be appointed as
Viewers, whose duty it shall be to view those portions 'of Route ?~ in this
County, now desLred to be closed, and make report, in writing, whether in
their opinion any,a~d if any, what inconvenience, would result from discen-
rimming the same; the Viewers herein named shall meet at Lacy's Store on the
~th day of July, 1~, go over said Route No. 78~, and file with the Clerk
~f this Board their report in writing.
Upon motion by Mr. I~. H. ~anghorne, duly seconded, it was ordered that
~he salary of Miss B~.ssie Jones be increased to $40-~0 per month ~effective
Jul~ 1, 1934.
A Petition of the residents of Crozet, requesting that a Deputy Sheriff
~e stationed at Crozet, was presented.
Upon motion, duly Seconded, it was ordered that the Sheriff be inst~acted
~o station one of his deputies at' Crozet when necessary.
Upon motion, duly seconded,, it was ordered that Mileage .~o~ the Sheriff
and his Deputies, effective Au~ust 1,. 1934, be re.d~ced fr~om.Bix Cents to Five
0ents per mite.
IN THE ~MATTER OF ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC ROAD FROM FEDERAL-STATE ROUTE NO',
2B TO ROUTE NO.. ~31, IN PROXINITY TO KE~CK PUBLIC SCHOOL: The.above-styled
matter having been continued at the regular June, 1934, meeting of the-Board,
and~. the Board, upon adJ~r~ment of that meeting ~ having met upon the ..lands
and themselves veiwed prospective routes, consideration of the Same-was at
this, the July, meeting resumed; and .
J. B.: Belk, by his attorneys, appeared and again urged~objection to the
establishment of the read as set ~u~t in the report (and. plat therewith) of
Viewers appointed at the regular .April,.. 1954, meeting of this_Board, ~and fur-
ther and other testimony, t~uchtng the expediency or.propriety of establishing
the road as set out in said report a~d map, was thereup.on..heard;
Whereupon, and it appea~ing that the:. Ke.swick~ H~mt Club-has given so much
of its lands as.may be necessary for. said..ro~ad, and outlet from. the_Keswiek
School property; that the same was duly authorized at a. meeting of... the members
ef said Club held on~th~--2~d day. of May,~ 1934; and that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company has heretef~Pe~failed_and ~still fails .to:.sppe.ar in these-
~roceedings, or make defense or obJection.thereto,~although_.proceas s~mmoning
said company has been ~twiee returned duly.executed;_.there,mpon, .mE,.er further
consideration, it was, on motion .duly made amd seconded, ordered that the
aforesaid report of ~viewers, which~is in words~and, figures f$11owing, be
adopted and s~read ~upon the mitres: -.
~WERs" REPORT~ ....
STATE OF ~VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE, to-wit:
To the Ho~oral~le Board of S~pervisors of ~.the County .of. Albemarle:
The undersigned Vtewers~ appointed by your order made_ on~the~ Idth
day of April, 1~34, resPec~fully report that they went~mpon the la~ds
proposed to be take~ for'.a public-ro.ad,~frem State. Route No~ 22 to
Route No~ VS1, in p~0Xtmity tOi~Keswl.¢k Public_. Scho~ol,_~on. ~the~ 30th
day of April, 1934,. and report thereupon as follows:
lst: The convenience .or inoonvenienc~e that _will resuIt as well
to individuals as to the public ts as follows: Establishment of this
connecting ~oad will result .in ~great. ~ublic conve, nlence, and. ~very
slight, if~,?'~i~deed .any, incOnVe~aience~t° ~ one;
2nd': The~ said road will not b~e one of such mere private con-
venience as to make it proper that it should be opened~ and kept in
order by the persom or persons for Who~e $onveniemce it 'is.desired.
The road is not for private, b~t~for p~blic convenience;
S~d: No yard~ g~rden er_orchard will have to be taken. None;
4th: The names of the land ov~ers on such route are as follows:
J. B. Belk; Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company, a Corporation; and
Keswick Hunt Club;
5th: The fOllowing named of said land owners req~ire compensa-
tion: J. B. Belk;
6th: . A J~st comDensa ~ion to. the land..o.wner, s _requi_ring. compensa-
tion for the Satd.~land se taken ~d for the d~age~ ~e. the ~sidue of
the tract beyond the peeuli~ benefits to be derived in~espect to
such residue from the ~oad. e~ .landing to be established~are as f.,llews:
$25.00 (T~enty~five :Dol!a~s).
?th: The following are the ~ther facts and circumstances which
in the opinion of your Viewers are useful in enabling your Board to
determine the expediency ef establishing or altering the said road:
PUblic necessity requires a connecting road, im the vicinity of Keswick
Pmbitc ~chool, between State Ro~te 'No. 22, amd Route No. ?~1; a rai~-.
road crossing is already constr~cted on the location; the .Road will
render Keswtck Public School and Keswtck Hunt Club~ more readily
acceSsible from a hard-smrfac® Road in ~he ?rimarY~System of S~ate
Highways. A map or diagram shewing the road as located by undersigned
Viewers is herewith returned., we u~derstand that the cost of construe-
riCh, in such manner as will.be acceptable to State .Highway Depart-
ment, will be borne by interested citizens.
Ail of which is respe~c.tfully. Submitted,
S. P. Notting~am
Chesley A.~ Haden
P' H. Coleman
C, E. 'Starkweather
P. S. Purcell
(si
( S ikned }
THEREUP0~', it was further ordered that S. D. Forbes, E. L. Bradley,
Walter S. Dottier,~E. W. Scott,-Jr., and Douglas Forsyth, five disinterested,
resident freeholders of the County, any three of whom may act, be and they
were appointed Commissioners, whose duty it should be to go upon the lands
of J, B. Belk, and to ascertain what will be a JUst compensation for such
portion of said lands, and for such other proPerty as is proposed to be
~taken for the road, laid out in said Viewers Report, and map, as well as
damages, if any, resulting to the resi~due beyond the benefits $o be~derl~ved
by such residue .from such road; the aforesaid co~m~.issioners shall, after
being duly sworn~ meet at 4:~0 P. M., on the Slst day of July, 1934,-~ on said
lands of. J. B, Belk; they shall comply with the Statutes. in such..cases, made
and provided, and forthwith make return of their report to~ the~ Board. And
counsel for said J. B. Belk having been present at the time~ of.making this
o~rder, no further notice to said Belk of the time and place..of, meeting is
deemed nece Ssary.
Report of the State Auditor on audit of County Records from July 1, 1932
to June 30, 1933, was presented.
The fOllowimg report of the Committee, appointed at the April,~. 1934,
~eeting, to confer' with City Officials with reference to Board of City P~isono
~ers, was presented: ~-
Chaelot tesville, Va.
July IV, 1934
To the Members. of~ the Board of
County Supervisors of Albemarle County,
Charlottesville, Virginia
Gentlemen:
At the April meeting of the Board a repres-
entative of the City. of Charlottesville requested
that a Committee be appointed t6 confer ~ wi th a
similar Committee from the City Council with
ference to the board of City.prisoners in the
County Jai 1.
The umdersigned members of this Committee
have conferred at length with the City Committee
and redommend that the offer of the City Council
to pay for the board of 'City P~isoners on a cost
plus basis, which is attached .hereto and made a
part of this report, be accepted.
Respectfully submitted,
P. H. Gentry (Signed)
H. A. Haden (Si gned)
July 18, 1934
Mr. H. A. Haden
County Executive
~harlottesville, Va.
Gent lema~'
The City Council at its meeting on July 16,
adopted the Jail Committee's recommendation, which
is as follows:!
The City DaY the Cotmty the actual cost ef
board of ~Y priSOners plus 60%. This
cost to be determined .by thefollewing
method~
Actual cost of 'fo~d, fuel, Salary
cook,~ as well as such proportion of time of
~addttienaI deP~y sheriff whie~h,~ in the
opinio~ of the .G~ty Executive, is the
prope~ proportion of the ~said Deputy's time
to be assi~ed te the eest ef opera,ion of
the Jail~ ~e COst of the ~ardof Oi~y
prisoners te be dete~ned by ~lplytng
the m~be~ of Oity.pr'i~ne~s days by ~ee
~d-the m~be~ of State prisenerS~ days~.bY
two; this tetal~ to be _~vided .in~t~ the
cost, which has been dete~ned.by the
meted set forth ~t the beginninE of this
paragraph, and ~Itiplying .~y ~h~ee to deter-
mine_the actual.~Cost~ ef each Ctty~prisene~
day. T~s cost to be .~lti~lied..~by 160 te
fo~ bead.of i~s prisoners.
~is ~rangemen~ for board of City p~soners
may be ~e~na~d on.lO .~a~s.no~i.~e.
Seth Bumnley
CITY MANAGER
('Signed)
Up6n motion by Mr. E. J. Ballard, duly seconded, it was. or~de~ed that
port of the Jail CoMmittee be adopted.
Upon motion by Mr. W. H. Langhorne, ~uly seconded, .it was.ordered that
Chairman of the Board reply to letter of H. G.Shirley, State Highway Commiss-
ioner, dated May 19, 1934.
Mr. H. A. Haden, Director of Finance, submitted statement of. expenses of
the Department of Finance for the month of Ju~e, .1934, one-third of~ which is
to be borne by the State, which statement was examined, verified and approved.
Claim of C. E. Moran, Deputy Clerk, for fees earned prio~ to the first
of January, 1954, and paid into the County Treasury after the first of January
1934, amounting to $16~.39, was again-presented.
Upon motion by Mr. E. J. Ballard, it was ordered that $165.39 be refunded
to C. E. MOran, Deputy Clerk.
The following communication from H. G.Shirley, Chairman, State Highway
Commission, Was presented:
COMMON~VEALTH OF VIRGINIA
-DEPAR~NT OF HIGHWAYS-
AlBemarle County-Secondary Ad~i tions
June 26, 1934
Albemarle County Board of Supervisors,
~arlottesville, Virginia.
Gentlemen:
Your resolution of March 21st concerning a
change in the secondary system of Albemarle
County has been acted on as follows.
Addition Rejected-
From Rents 230 to old county road,
through property of J. S.Carpenter,
a distance of 0.~ mile.
From C-691 at a point 1.1 miles west
of Route 5, thence north 0.1 mile to
Niss Flossie Rea's barn, a distano~
of 0.1 mile.
Yours very cordially,
H. G. Shirley (Signed)
S:v. Commis.stoner~
Copy to.Mr* C- S. Nullen (ftle~attached) Mr. F~ D. Henley
The following ordinance, presented by Mr. W. H. Langhorne, was unanimous-
ly adopted:
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBImT~NG. SWEARING AND DRUNKENESS IN PUBLIC.
BE. IT ORDAINED by the-. Board. o.z~ 0curry Supervisors 0f Albemarle
County..,. Vi~ginia~..on the 18th .day of July,. 1934, as follows:
If any person, arrived .aS the .ag~ e.f discretion,
~rofanel~. curse or .swear or get or be.drunk in..publie-
he shall be guilSy~ofl.a':mt~'demeano.r and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined nat less than_, one . nor .. more .than
ten dollars.
This ordinance shall be in force and effect f~om~date of passage.
~The following claims were presented, examined, and allowed, and~o~dered
to be certified to the Directo~ of Finance for payment:
No._ Pa_.~. ee ~ Amount
42X National Bank & T~Ust Co. 1934 $13,100.00
422 Joint Health Department .§00.00
423 J. M. Purcell, Treas. of
Virginia
145
42~ W. H. Langho~ne 65.60
42g Amhefst Fuel Co. 126.83
426~ Anderson Bros. Book Store
4~2 W. S. Cook, D. S.
43~ W. S. Cook, D.-
434' D~. Jo C. Coulter
43~[ C~'ozet l~int Shop
436 El!iott Ice Co.,
437~ Everett Waddey
438 ~ W. 0. Fife
43~ ~ N, Garland,. J, ':P.
440 ~ P. H. Gentry
441 ~ H. M. Gleason ~ Co.
442 ~ E. L. Grasty
Coupons maturing July
Appropriation for July, 1934
15% of Dog Tax COllections from
/1/34 to 6/30/S4, inc.
trending 8 Meetings Finance Com.
Coal for C. H. and Jail
Office .Sup. amd Typewriter for
Director of Finance
Food Supplies for Jai'l
Supplies for Cou~t Room
Gas account at Jail to 7/$/~4.
~acy--Robert Davenport'
Cutting pape~ for D. F., and
printing for Jailer
Mileage for ~e, 193~
I~maey--Lewis Layne
Lunacy--Llewellyn S. Wingfie!d
Envelopes for C.E.,D.F. & Sheriff
Ice Tickets fo~ C. H.
Binders for D. F~, Land Book for
Clerk
Expenses to Richmond, Va~
i~acy'-LleWellyn S ...V/ingfi eld
1 Day Finance Committee
Food Supplies fo~ Jail
Lunacy--Lewis Layne
78.50
1'27
1.$5
4.00
24.00
5,5'0
84.65
8.46
2.60
6.40
S3.60
.50
443~ N. A. Haden, Dir. of Finance:
Re-imbur semen~ fm' EXpenditure s
from Revol~ing Fund amS~follows:
Extra Hell~, D. F~ .Office
~Bal. Assessing Scott. Dis$.
FOod Supplies fo~ Jail. _
Coal fe~ Jail
Allow~ce fo~ CoOk a~ Jail
Tel~ Ha~ing L~ber (.E~_)..
~'il.~ ~. P[~b~:g... and Mis
cellane~Us .Repairs .a~ O. H.
and Jail
Dimi~eetant.for C. N.& Jail
Frt.~ and Hauling Chgs. ~n
Coal far O. H. and ~ail
Si~s for C,H.
~king CUps fo~ C. H.
Co~ission on Colons Paid
444~ H. J. Haney, D. S.
445~ J, Z. Holladay, Jr.
446~ O. S, H~flman:, D. S.
447 Javman.!$, Ino.
448~ joint He~l~h..De~.,~
449~ Chas. King & Son Co.
450 D~. W. D. Macon
481~ W. T. Martin'Hdwe.
452~ W. L. Maupin, Clerk
453 C. Purcell McOue
454 The Michie Co.
455~ Monticello Hotel
456° National Bank & Tie, st Co.
457~ Piedmont Candy Co.
458 ~'E, M. Powell, D. S.
45~~. F~.T. ReniCk
46~~ D~j L. G. Roberts
46'1 Schofteld Shifter
462 W, A~bott Smith, D. S.
463 W. Abbott Smith, D.
464 .S.E. Pub. Serv.
TOtal
Mileage .for June., .1934'
Co. Porti~n'Rent ~f Office,
Nat. EmpI~yment. eau
Mileage for june~,)-~ 1~3~
0ffic~ Supplies f~r Clerk
Appropriation for Au~s~, 193~
Food Supplies~for ~ail
~naey-~Llewell~ S. Wingfi eld
Key fo~ Sheriff
Recording and Indexi~ Land to
C~pt~oller
Attendance and Mileage meet~s
District Home Co, tree, Salary
Co, tree and Fin~ee C$~iStee
Sup. to Va. Code ~udge & Cl.
Lu~eh~s:~pu~y
Box Ren~ f~om to ~/1/~
Mileage .for June,~
~m~cy--Lewis
Lunao~:l~wis
Mileage for ~Jume, ~1934
$116. 0
25.00
6~.68~
10.00
12.65
13.50
178.92
3.75
10.29
.1.25
451.29
S0.84
7.50
~35.52
6.25
500.00
16.17
7.70
.40
45.80
14.00
1.50
15.00
V.20
12.88
5.00
5.60
.50
27.00
3.10
72.80
465
466
F~ank A' :Stri
Va. Public Servi~.e
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
48O
481
482
483
484
485
4~6
488
489
490
491
492
493
495
496
~01
502
50.5
506~
~0~
511.
467 David ¢. Wilson~ M. D.
468 J. W. WOlfe, J, P.
469 H. Moore BOwen
470 W. W. D~is¢oll
471., R. B. Fray
M. o. Harlow
M. Y. Suthe~land
John N. Tidd
H. G. Waddell
W. E. Dale
Charles L. Gomdon
Jo~ T.
T. 'A. P~Ice
Lewis J.~ S~idge
J.E, Shi s.le~
H. H. S~okes
Al~on Walters
L. F, Wood'
L. R. S~fdge
AIb oma=lo' F~ me~s
Na~y Ale~de~
Beal~NtIlem
P. E. B~ o~ell
The ~ e~ StO~e
W. F. Clements
J. H. c~aig
S. R. ~r~ett
Edwards Pig~. Wigg~
R. N.
J. M, F~ay &
J, W. and H. Gibbs
K~lle~ & George
G. H. Kennedy
J. R. Ki~kga2~iok
J. I. Naupin
L. B. POwell
M~s. J. R, Rob,mrs
H. F. S~son
T. E. Sellers..
A. J. Smith
Smith. B~oS.
J. E. Sp~se
Matilda Te~re.ll
~ompson B~os..
512, N~s. Fi~ T~ston
51a J. W. Til~
51t. V~ Co~ssion fo~ the
Blind
515
516
517
518
519
H. B. Wa~land
F, A. west
~itten' s
Mrs.~R. L. Winebarger
J. K. Pace
C. W. An~rim & Son
L. L. Ola~k
M~s..~. Garth
N. B. P~ot~
E. D. TaYloe.
D~. Bu~nl~y W.
526
527
52.8
529
531
C. Eo MOPSA~
H.' A. Haden
Margaret T, Woodward
J. F. Ga~th
A. G.Bell
W. L, Maupin
532. 'Eva W. Maupin
533. C. E. Moram
534 W. 0. Fife
535. J. Mason Smith
536~ W. Abbott' Smith
537. H. J. Hau~y
538. E. M. Pow, Il
539- G. S. Huf2mam.
54~ W. S. Cook
5~1. P. N. El!lotS
~2 Go. Board of Fab. We~are
5~ Bessi~ Jones
514~1~.~ Jo~ Wesley
545 Melton Jones
546~ M~s. Bessie ~ Miller
54~- ~th Bu~uss
548. T. O. Scott
549 ~ C. G.Greer
~50-W. B. Celt~rst
~51~ W. S~ Bu~nle2
~ ~.M.~Cell, Treas. of Va.
r.umaey,-Robert: Davenport
Electric .Service at
and Jail. for June and
of July
~cyl-Rober~ Da~enpo~
L~oy--~wi s 'La~e
G~and Ju~o~
G~and Juro~
G~and Jure~
G~and
Gmand Ju~o~
G~and Juro~
Ci.~ 1 < ~uror
Civil
0t~l Juror
Civil Juror
Civil Juror
Civil
CiVil/
Ci~l J~Or
j~e..Welfare Aec~.
June We~.~e. Acc~,
June ~We~e Acc~.
June ~We~are~ .Ao.c~.
Jume We. lf~e AceS,
June We~are ACCt.
J~e We~ave Acct.
J~e Welfare
~une Welfare faceS,
June Welfare
May Welfare Aoc~,
~June 'We~a~e Aoc~.
J~e ~eIf~e Ac~.
June ~e~a~e Acct.
June Welfare Acct,
Nay and..J~e Welfare Acct.
~e Wel~a~ e. ~Acc t,
J~.e We~a~e Acct,
June ~e~e. Ace~.
&~e we~are Acer,
J~e We~a~ e Ac et.
June Welfare Acc~.
J~e .. We lf.a~e
June. Nelfare Acct..
N~~ ~d June ~we~e: Acct.-.
Ju~e we~a
May. and.~ ~e Wedgie:Acct.
June Wel~'e
M~y Welfare..Ace~,
.~J~e Welf~e Acc~. ~ume. ~el~e. Ac
~eks ~lled by ~gs
Sheep ~lled by Dog
L~b killed, by ~g
L~b killed by ~g
L~bs killed by dogs
Sheep ~d ~bs killed, by Dogs
For keeping Dog umder ebse~va-
Re.nd ~ o$ .Fee~
Sal.a~ fo~ .Jul.~, 1934
Sala~ for July,. 19a4.
Sa~ for~ July, 19~i
Salty for July, 19a4
Salary for July,
Sala~ f~r July, 19ai
Sal~y'.f6r ~uly, 19a~
Salary fo~ July, 19ai
S~.~y.for Ju~, 19ai
Salary for July,
Sala~ f~ JU~l~ .-~at
Salary. ~or. July,
S.a~ for~ July,. 1934
Appre~riatlon for July,
SaI~y fo~ ~Uly,
Sa~y fo~ July, 19ai
~.~Y. fe~ ~uly, 19a!
Sal~ fo~ July, 19ai
$~y..for July, 19al
Sal~ .for. July, 19at
20'. 41
5.00
2.00
4,50
3.90
-4.10
2.60
5.80
~.50
3.10
23.40
21.00
21.00
20,40
24,60
18.20
21.60
22*20
18.50
10.00
4~00
5,00
12.00
~.00
$0.00
8.00
6-00
8.00
13.~5
4.00
19.00
3.00
4.50
4.00
14~00
3.90
~00
5.00
6.00
7,00
13,00
38. O0
?'00
3,00
' 20.00
6-00
' 10.00
4.93
4.00
12.01
S.O0
8,00
2.80
5.00
2,40
4.50
9.75
22.80
2,50
165,$9
350.00
I00.00
200.00
100.00
341.66
100,00
22§,00
333.33
250.00
t25.00
90.00
60*00
50*00
50.00
75.90
100.00
40.00
'48.00
28,00
53.33
26'87
86.41
24,25
150'00
SalarYcfOr ~uly, 1934 20.00'
State ollections for Juna,=1934 1,374,29
6 ~ J.M.P~roetl, Treas. cf Va. License/Fees Collections
Jume, 1934
7.50
N~o. pay,e.. Ob j eot Amount
102 Virginia Smith
103 W- M, Boswell
104 Louise Williams
105 J. Gavland'Thoma~
106 Albemarle Farmers
IOV
108
109
111
112
11~
11~
115
116
117
lis
119
120
12t
122
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127
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Army Goods Store
A. J. Bell
Butler' s Store
P. E.Blackwell
Cash Meat Market
Central Market, Inc.
r.,. L. Chiles
J. H. Craig
E. L. Cobbs
The Country Store
W. L. Cle~nts
C~oze~ L~ber Co., Inc.
Crozet Print Shop
O~ozet
0. Re Dottier
C. S~ ~ane
~ Store
A. T. ~rrer
E. C. Fe~eyhou~s
Fitzhu~ B~os.
Florence Ni~$engale
J. M. ~ay
N. ~. Oleasom
Oibb' s $~ore
T. P. Hade~
Hawkins B~os.
~s. Oe S. ~f~a~
H. W. Jackson
The Jefferson Shop
E. J. T. Maupin
Merit Shoe Store
Midway Cash Store
King GPee~ouses
~upin Bros.
· . ~. ~aupin~
~tc~ll' s Me~c~ndise
Oha~ T, Page
Peoples Store
Piggly Wi~l~
~. D. P~ell
L. B. Powell
Preffit Exe~ge
~s~ ~'s Stere
E. F, S~pson
C. W. San~idge ~2
C. W. Sandridge
T.E. Selie~.s
Smith Bros.
E. N.
O. C. Steed
Valentine &
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161
162
163
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165
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172
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176
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184
185
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C. C. Wade
F. A, West
J. M. White & Co.
S. T. White
William' s Store
Mrs. R. L. Winebarger
C. H. Wood
W. W. WOod
J. P, Pace
Bessie Cook --
Mrs. Nellie Patterson
K. O. Br..den
Co H. Kirby, Mrs.
City Water Dept.
Dr. W. H. Paine
D~. Dan O. Via
-M. H. Cason
National Bk. & TrUst Co.
W. M. BosWell
I~cy Pow. l!
virginia Pa~ro~t
Isabel 'Shaffer
Ruth Nelsom
Loci se Wi lti~ms
J. Garland Thomas
The res. Molyneaux
Virginia Smith
Lucy Waddell
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Rent fo~ Lawrence Aery
Rent. for Charles Shaw
Rent--W~te~ Nars~ll
Nilk
Water Eent--~est, Gent~
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Nedical Service
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Rent'-L. P. West
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Sal~y fo~ July
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28.50
117.30
3.50
11.50
2,00
23.50
12.00
3.85
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8.00
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24.00
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20.00
78~0
167.50
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7.50
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22.50
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18.00
15.00
51,50
3.50
241.66
13.50
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31.00
12.00
10.00
9.00
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2.40
4.14
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15.75
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20.00
75~00
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