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1. Taxi Right of Way 09 21 1967 14 !?1
2. Airport 11 06 1967 14 10
3. Access Road Right of Way Airport 12 18 1967 14 26
4. CPF?L for filtors, Inc. at airport 02 L6 1968 14 147 :
5. CP$L South College Road 02 l6 1968 14 147
6. Drainage 10 OS 1970 14 536
7. C P& L 02 Ol 1971 14 571
8. Eagle Island 02 O1 1971 14 572
9. Request for easement - Carl McGhee 09 07 1971 15 7
10. Water, Sewer & Drainage 12 06 1971 15 45
11. CP&L Easement for Second Well - County Water System on Highway 421 04 19 1982 19 49
12. CP&L Right-of-way correction 05 03 1982 19 57
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House of Representatives: George French, George Mabson, and Samuel A.Ashe ?y
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16. ;?Election returns for August 3, 1871 ; For Convention ?,123 votes ; Against Convention 3,702 votes
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1. Commissioners Shoemaker and Clerk to Board to prepare Registration Books for August election. h,, 07 02 1872;m 2 336 ?
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2. Names of all persons running for offices and number of votes cast listed on pages 345-347 ' 08 06 1872?
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President and Vice President of the U.S.A. „ „ ;;
6. Committee of Two Board members to supervise and regulate registrars and poll holders for Presidential , 10 15 1872; 2 383
election.
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; Board to examine election returns of Presidential and Vice Presidential electors, make abstracts and seal 11
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Names and number of votes cast for N.C. electors for Presidential and Vice Presidential election. 11
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11.? Bill from J.B. McPherson for election returns approved.
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13.` Election to be held in Lillington to elect a Mayor and Board of Alderman on May 5, 1873.
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17.E? Vote will be taken on adoption or rejection of proposed amendments to Constitution of N.C.
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18.¢ List of officers to be elected for Townships.
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19. For Township elections, polls will open from sunrise to sundown.
;20.? For amendment election, voting poll will open from 8 o'clock A.M. to 7 o'clock P.M.
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21.? List of boxes to be provided for ballots by inspectors of election.
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22.? Clerk to have labels printed for boxes for polling votes for the amendments to the State Constitution.
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24.? Judges of elections made returns from all precincts for August 7, 1873 election.
;25.?9 Winning candidates for Township Board of Trustees, Clerks, Constables, and School Committees listed on
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Clerk to Board to send Certificates of Election to each winning candidate in August election.
Duplicate copy of returns of vote? on Constitutional amendments given to Sheriff to file.
Sheriff to advertise coming August 6, 1874 election in daily papers.
29.4s dffices to be elected listed on pages 223-224.
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30.i? Chairman to contract for proper boxes to be used in August election.
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31.?? Polling places for August 6 election remain same except for Third Ward, changed to Giblin Lodge Building.
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33. Changes made in registrars and inspectors for August 6 election.
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33.? Al1 returns received and Board will meet again next Monday.
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34. Clerk to Board to make copy of election returns and file in Register's office.
35.?y Board canvassed election returns.
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36.E Recapitulation of election results: (Pages 235-238)
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Thomas Sutton elected Solicitor.
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2. Clerk to Board to post election returns on Courthouse door.
3. ,Clerk to file certified statement of returns with Register of Deeds and Sheriff.
4.?„Board appointed registrars and poll holders for April 15, 1875 election in Pender County.
5. rElections returns recieved from Pender County election,
6. Victors in April 15, I875 election in Pender County :
„ Sheriff - Augustus Gamberg; Superior Court Clerk - C.M. Galloway; Treasurer - W.J. Bivins; Register ,
; of Deeds - Thomas Nixon; County Surveyor - B.J. Larkins; Coroner - J.H. Brown; County Commissioners -„
? W.H. French, Daniel Shaw, C.H. Manning, Miles Armstrong, and A.V. Horrell.
7.,?Clerk to post above results at Courthouse.
8.:.;Offices, candidates, and number of votes cast listed for Pender County election.(Pages 320-321)
9.;;County site for Pender to be at South Washington.
l0. ;Registrars and inspectors of election appointed for election in August, 1$75.
11. Clerk to Board to furnish Sherif£ with list of registrars and inspectors appointed.
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14. 'Election returns by wards of City and Townships for August 5 election. 08
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15. Winning candidates for August S election: (Pages 366-367) ? 08
. Delegates to State Constitutional Convention: Stephen Manning, John Smyth, and George French.
Magistrates: See JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Township Clerks: See TOWNSHIPS AND TRUSTEES.
Constables: See CONSTABLES
School Committees: See SCHOOL COMMITTEES
16. Election to be held on Tuesday after first Monday in November for offices listed in minutes.
17. ,All officers whose terms expire in August, 1876 are authorized to remain in office until their successors
are elected and qualified.
18. Election notices to be advertised for three months before day of election.
19. Resolution passed that officials elected in November must give bonds in December, except for Clerk of
Superior Court who gives bond in September.
20. ,iRegistrars and inspectors of election appointed for November 7, 1876 election.
21. ,;Offices to be voted for listed.
22. Electors for Presidential election listed with votes cast for each cnadidate.
23. .;Winning candidates: Governor elect - Thomas Settle; Lieutenant Governor elect - William A. Smith;
., Secretary of State - Johnathan W. Albertson; Treasurer-William H. Wheels; Auditor - John Reilly
Superintendent of Public Institution - John Carson; Attorney General - Tasywell L. Hargrove;
Electors - Oliver H. Dockery; Congress - William Canady
24. .'Winning candidates for November 7 election: Amendment - Ratification 1,625; Rejection 2,960
25. ?Total registration, white and cnlored, 4,673.
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Commissioners - Edward Kidder, John G. Wagner, S. Van Amringe, Duncan Holmes, and D. Nixon. l;
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Members of Aouse of Representatives - Joseph C. Hill and James Wilson; Senator - W.H. Moore.
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2, Letter from Secretary of State, J.A. Englehard, referred to Act to Regulate Elections. Act requires 04 29 1878;, 3 722 ?
Secretary to furnish registrations, poll and election books and printed blanks for returns.
3, Election bill of W.H. Yopp laid on table. 09 02 1378;; 3 744 "
4, Board of Justices requested Board to set compensations for election officials for November election. 09 27 1878„; 3 765 ;;
S, Registrars allowed $7.00, voting and registration places allowed $5.00. . 09 27 1878?. 3 765 .,
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;? Canvassers allowed $2.00 for November election. 09 27 1878 3 765
7,' Stationary and light to be furnished by Board for November election. 09 27 1878:. 3 765
8;i Register to see that ballot boxes to be delivered to various voting precincts in Wilmington Township. 11 04 1878. 3 774
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First Ward, Lower Division: Home of J.C. Stevenson and Cos. Store
Second Ward: Home of J.C. Lumsden Third Ward: Home of W.L. Jacobs
Fourth Ward: W.P. Oldham's mill Fifth Ward: J.M. Bremer's Store
Cape Fear: Home of I. Johnston Harnett: McComber's Store
' Masonboro: Home of B.L. Montford Federal Point: Home of J.H. Hornes
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11? Board appointed poll holders and registrars for August election. (See ELECTION OFFICIALS)
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13:? Petitions fxom S.H. Morton and T.C. Miller for extra polling places in First and Fifth Wards.
14rtr Boundaries of wards established.
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,15?; First and Fifth Wards divided into new and additional precincts, and new registration to be had.
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16?s Polling places established in First and Fifth Wards. (See VOTING PLACES)
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17t? Registrars and poll holders appointed for November 7, 1882 election: (See VOTING REGISTRARS)
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18?? Election ordered for School District 5 to levy a school tax on all white taxpayers in District 5.
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19?; Registrars and poll holders appointed for November 4, 1884 election. (See VOTING REGISTRARS)
20w? Polling places for new registration established. (See VOTING PLACES)
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21? Registrars and poll holders appointed. (See ELECTION OFFICIALS)
22t{ Election to be held on subscription or not on capital stock of Wilmington, Onslow and East Carolins Rail.
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23?; Election to be held on March 24, 1887 on subscription or not on stock of Wilmington, Onslow and East
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24:r Registrars and poll holders appointed for March 24, 1887 election. (See ELECTIONS OFFICIALS)
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26?? Board appointed registrars and poll holders for November election pages 102--104, (See ELECTION OFFICIALS)
27.?? New registration to be had in County before November election.
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29.?; Registrars appointed for November 8, 1892 election. (See VOTING REGISTRARS)
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30;j Poll holders and judges of election appointed for November 8, 1892 election. (See ELECTION OFFICIALS)
31{? Board met to pass upon all bills for November 3 election.
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32? Attorney Davis explained how much Board was legally required to pay poll holders and registrars.
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33?? Board set rates it would pay registrars and poll holders.
3G.?? Registrars and judges of electian elected for election in August on school tax levy.
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2.`` Registrars appointed for riay 2, 1899 election and polling places set.
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3. ; Times books of registration will be open set down.
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4.'? Poll holders appointed for May election, see ELECTIONS OFFICIALS AND VOTING REGISTRARS.
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5.:f'List of votes cast in May 2 election, and election on road bonds which lost?
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6. ;Election to be held on June 18, 1901 on road bond issue and new registration to be held.
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7.`?Poll holders and registrars appointed for bond election.
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8. ;Board met to canvass election returns on road bond issue.
9. ; Statements from registrars and poll holders on election results of June 18, pages 563-566.
10. Recapitulation of election results, road bond passed.
11. Election to be held on June 7, 1905 to vote on road bonds for road improvements.
12. Polling places, registrars and judges of election selected for June 7 election, pages 25-26.
13. Hours registration books will be open listed.
14. .Chairman to have ballots prepared for June 7 election.
15. , Board canvassed road bond election results, pages 28-31 and declared that the bond issue had passed.
16.,;Bil1 from Nathan Schloss for rent on election day was referred to Finance Committee.
17. .General Assembly allowed election to be held to decide question of Recorder's Court in County.
18.,; Registrars, judges and polling places established for Recorder's Court election.
19.;;Board receivecl results from canvassers on Recorder's Court; election went against Recorder's Court.
20.:; Papers to be drawn up for an election to decide on road improvement bonds.
21. ?Manner in which road improvement bond election papers to be drawn up.
22. New registration to be held for road bond issue and registrars and judges appointed.
23. 'Times set when registration books will be open and when books may be inspected by electors.
24. Board to give at least thirty days notice of election.
25. Election returns of registrars on road bond issue, pages 147-150.
26. .Recapitulation of road bond election; road bonds passed.
27. _Request from Board of Education for an election on school taxes.
28.,rElection to be held on school tax; date of election and time polls to be open set.
29..,Polling places, registrars and judges for school tax election appointed.
30. ;Election carried for school tax levy and votes recorded from Townships.
31. `Board to consider an election on road bonds.
32.,;Board called for an election on road bonds for May 31.
33...Way ballots to read for road bonds.
34. Polling places, registrars and judges appointed for May 31 election.
35. Dates and times registration books will be open for road band election.
36. ^Election returns for road bond issue set down on pages 2I8-222.
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37. Recapitulation of road bond votes; road bond issue passed and Chairman to advertise for sale of bonds. 06
38. Commissioners called election on road and school bonds and set dates, hours and election officials for May., 03
39. ?Commissioners to give 30 days public notice of election. ;03
40. ?Election returns on road bond issue, pages 296-300; road bond issue passed. 6 05
41. ,?Election returns from election officials on school bond issue, pages 300-304; school bond issue passed. OS
42. ;Auditor to purchase additional election booths. 04
43.,;Board ordered an election on May 8 to vote on special school tax. 04
44.?,New registration to be held for May 8 election and election officials and polling places set. (See ELECTION04
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7. Board ruled to have an election on school bond issue on May 27, 1919. 04 23 1919;' 8 46 ?
8. Election officials appointed for May 27th election. See voting Registrars.
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9.?? Dates and hours registration books to remain open for May 27th election. 04 23 1919 8 47 ;
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, „ List of inen who made election returns on school bond issue. 05 29 1919,
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Compensation for election officials for Primary held April 6, fixed at $5.00 a day.
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Board to ask Legislature to allow Board to hold State and County primaries on same
date.
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Pay for registrars and judges of election for June 5th and July 3rd State primaries
increased $7.50 a day.
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,22;i John H. Rehder and W. M. Sneeden not allowed entire bills claimed for use of their premises for past 11 04 1920 8 133 ,
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26.;; School improvement bond placed on ballot. . 7 1 1957 12 164
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35.?; Received repo?t on registration for special election. 2 3 1958;. 12 220.
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.37.?? Hospital bond defeated, School bond passed. 2 Z7 1958?. 12 225..
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l, Received re-turnes ?f special election. 6 16 1958 12 308
2. Report on election run off, approe?ed payment for November election expenses. 9 29 1958 12 303
. 3. Election expenses inadequate, referred to County Attorney for election laws. 11 3 1958 12 321
4. Mr. Henry C. Bost, Chairman Election Board reported on election expenses. 11 10 1958 12 323
5. A??horized payment of?present-bills,, letter to Messrs. Hewlett and Yow on election laws. 11 10 1958 12 323
6. Voting machines considered for purchase. 11 24 1958 12 335
_ 7. Authorized paytr?ent of election bill. 3 9 1959 12 394
8. Pay rate for ?lection agreed on. 5 18 1959 12 437
9. Invoices wiZZ be paid on gresentation if properZy supported and certifzed. 7 ?8 ?959 ?2 4bb
10. No action taken on purchasing voting machines. 9 21 1959 12 498
11. Dis-satifaction over election pay placed on agenda. 11 2 1959 12 511
12. Approved recommendations for future pay for election officials. 11 16 1959 12 514
13. Letter from the Board of Election on behalf of Mr, Rivenbark. 1 4 1960 12 533
14. Notice of boundaries change in the polling precincts. 3 21 1960 12 557
15. Authority given to pay ele?tion bills. 5 16 1960 12 575
16, Mr. Henry C, Bost, infor?n.ed Commissioners of necessity of a second primary. See line ??20 6 6 1960 12 577
17. Special Plection for school bond order 5-26-62. (pages 84-87) 4 2 196? 13 85
18. Appropriated funds to election fund. 6 4 1962 13 113
19. Included $10,000 izi budget for election. 7 16 1962 13 132
20.. Mr. Bost to present written details on recommendations for new elec?ion. 6 6 1960 12 577
21. Budget approved as recommended by auditor. 7 15I 1?360 12 591
22. Request for registration change over, rejected. 7 18 1960 12 592
23. Letter received in regards to the proposed reuision of the elec?ion machinery. 9 6 1960 12 610
24. Committee appointed to study matters of permanent regis.tration: Il 21 I960 12 628
Chairman Hall, Mayor of City and Chairman of the Board of Election, City/County Attorneys
and Representatives to General Assembly be as advisory Committee.
? 25. County/City discussed proposed new registration system, no action taken. 6 5 1961 12 684
26, Mr. L? E. Boardhurst, committee of one to confer with City Committee and Chairman of 6 19 1961 12 689
Board of Election on new regristration.
, 27. Hospital bond election to be held with general election November 7, 1961. 6 28 1961 12 694
28. Motion carried to pay cost of election with understanding State will reinburse. 11 6 1961 13 33
29. Received election returns approving Hospital bond and rejecting special tax, resolution 12 4 1961 13 40
adopted.
30. Appropriated $10,875.47 from State to election account. 2 5 1962 13 65
31. Action deferred on election cost. 3 19 1962 13 79
32. Special election for school bond order 5-26-62. (pages 84-87) 4 2 1962 13 85
_ 33. Appropriated $2,319 from Airport Easement Fund to Election Fu?zd. 6 4 1962 13 113
34. Included $10,000 ?n budget for election. 7 16 1962 13 132
_ 35. Appropriated $2200.00 for election budget. 10 15 1962 13 160
36. No dicission on election budget survey, taken for study. 1 21 1963 13 186
37. Election cost placed on agenda for later consideration. 4 16 1963 13 204
_? 38. Messrs. Broadhurst and Mayhan to study proposed election system and recommend. 5 6 1963 13 209
39. Budget meeting, report on condition of voter registration system. 7 10 1963 13 232
40. Joint budget session, election cost referred to Committee appointed. 7 22 1963 13 238
? 41. Election machine report received. 8 5 1963 13 242
42. Mr. Bost announced avacany due to resignation of Mr. E. C. Sneed. 9 3 1963 13 247
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1.,: Mr. Henry C. Bost, announced his resignation as of 12-31-63.
2.;; Letter from Mr. Bost notifying that he vacated his membership and Chairmanship.
3.?:
z, Board of election to investigate proposed voting machines and report to Commissioners.
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4.;;
Authorized Board of Election to attend schaol on election laws
in ?shville.
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i Letter to City Council regarding the use of voting machines.
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2.f Judges of election appointed for various precincts.
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3. Perry M. Rice substituted as judge of election for L.E. Riae
4.' John Dyer resigned as judge of election and William Iiarris appointed.
5. Judges of election appointed for Townships.
6.? John Larkins and Miles Armstrong appointed judges of election for Lillington.
7.?i Judges of election appointed.
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8.;?Stephen Currie declined to serve as judge of election.
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9. ? G.P. Rouke appointed judge of election.
10.;:H. Eilen excused as judge of election and W.A. French appointed.
11.,' James M. French appointed in place of William French as a judge of election,
12.. Clerk to Boar€? reported names to act as judges of election for August election.
13.`? Judges of election appointed for August election:
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„ First Ward: Henry Penny and Jacob Richardson
`? Second Ward: S,D, Foy and E. Pennypacker
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;i Third Ward: Joseph Neff and John Bulken
?? Fourth Ward: William Thurber and Perry Rice
,? Federal Point: Anthony Hawes and Joseph Davis
?; Masonboro: Henry Bisht?p and Sol Smith
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Harnett: Joseph Pickett and A. Morris
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?j Grant: Alfred Loyd and Ezekell Qhadwick
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a Cape Fear: William Moore and Murphy Ward
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Holden: J,H. Brown and John Scarborough
`? Lincoln; John Be11 and W. Myers
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Caswell: Horace Henry and W.A. Lamb
F? Franklin: A.V. Horrell and D.N, Sikes
.? Columbia: R.B, Frayper and G.'"W. Galloway
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;? Union: David Pigford and Hugh We11s
,; Holly: George Page and John Rowe
14.?; John Parker appointed in place of Jacob Richardson.
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15.?4Henry Penny excused as judge of election.
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?6.;,Thomas Rivera appointed judge of election instead of Henry Penny.
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17.r' John Bell revoked as judge of election and Miles Armstrong appointed in his place
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18.,4John Bulcken relieved as judge of election and J.W. Spaulding appointed in his place.
19.?„ John Scarborough relieved as judge of election and 3ohn Bryant appointed in his Qlace.
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20.?`'sGeorge Page relieved as judge of election and C. Costeen appointed in his place.
21.??C1erk to file certified statement from judges of each precinct for August, 1970 election.
22. ?Judges of election appointed far November 10, 1870 election of State Senator:
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; Cape Fear: William Moore and Murphy Ward
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1. Judges of election appointed for November 10, 1870 election of State Senator: ?; 10 22 1870j 2 73 i
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Grant: Alfred Lloyd and Ezekiel Chadwick ? ? '
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Holden: J. Harriss Brown and J. Scarborough i; ?
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Lincoln: John Bell and W,W, Myers
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Caswell: Horace Henry and W,A, Lamb ;, ;? F
Franklin: A.V. Horrell and D.M. Sikes . ,y '
Union: David Pigford and Hugh Wills ?, ?1
Holly: George Page and John Rowe ? :
Columbia: R.B. Frazier and C.M. Galloway
2.? Fletcher Be11 appointed judge of election for Lincoln Township in place of J.S. Rhodes.
3.?, F,C, Burnett, S. Cherry and John Bell appointed inspectors of election.
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First Ward: Henry Hashagen and I.H. Brown
Second Ward: E.J. Pennypacker and J.C. Lumsden
Third Ward: Charles Bissenger and Joseph Sampson
Fa?th Ward: John Whiteman and John Bauman
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5. Board rescinded appointment of J. Sampson as inspector for Wilmington's Third Ward and J.E. Winants 06
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Poll holders notified in Caswell Township that voting place changed from the Borough to Point Caswell.
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, Did not grant request from Union Township to replace Owen Colville with Andrew Shines as poll holder. 07
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Clerk of Board to inquire if poll holders have necessary ?011 books.
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?? Third Ward: W.H. Gerken, M. Bellamy, E.F. Martin and St. Von Galin „
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Masonboro: Elijah Hewlett, W.H. Moore, W.H. Costin and John Berford
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. Union: David Pigford, R,W. Garriss, John Powers, and John Rivinbark
Columbia: John Hohnes, B. Gurgnns, G.F. Walker, and R.W. Moore
Lincoln: W,J. Bivins, John Bell, F. Bell, and W.W. Larkins
Caswell, South Side: D.G. Corbett, W. Pridgen, H.V. Aall, and Alonze Brown
Caswell, North Side: John Paddison, E. Howes, O.R. Hollingsworth, and Jas. Moore
Iiolly: John Rowe, A.H. Mashburn, Robert Williams, and Daniel Shaw
2.,: Samuel Rochelle and Charles Tate appointed inspectors of Holly Township in place of A.H. Mashburn and
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3... Clerk to Board to prepare list of registrars and inspectors and post at Courthouse.
4., S.H. Bell appointed inspector for Lincoln Township in place of F.H. Bel1.
5. Thomas Lewis appointed inspector in place of M. Bellamy who is not a voter of this County.
6. Board decides not to excuse D. Davis as inspector of Harnett Township.
7.,, Thomas McLindon appointed inspector of Rocky Point in place of R. Bowden.
8., Timothy George appointed inspector of Masonboro in place of John Buford.
9., Joseph Farrow appointed inspector of Masonboro in place of W.H. Costin.
10., Bruce Freeman appointed inspector of Federal Point in place of Henry Davis.
11,,, Joseph Russell appointed inspector of Fourth Ward in place of C. Stedman.
12. , A.A. Wiggins appointed inspector of Subdivision of First Ward in place of John Colville
13.,: O.M. Fillyaw appointed inspector of Subdivision of First Ward in place of John Love.
14._, Fred Poisson appointed inspector in Second Ward in place of Roger Moore.
15..; Duncan Bryant appointed inspector in Masonboro in place of Elijah Hewlett.
16.,, A11en Rutherford appointed inspector in Fourth Ward in place of Stacy Van Amringe.
17., Changes in registrars and judges of election in Wilmington referred to Commissioners Shoemaker and Heyer.
18., Changes in registrars and judges of election outside Wilmington referred to Commissioner Black.
19.,, Claims about pay for inspectors and registrars referred to Attorney London.
20.,, Poll holders appointed for November election for President and Vice President of the U.S.A,:
., First Ward, Subdivision: Elizah Lerne and Fred Sordgwork
„ First Ward, Subdivision: R.S. Waldron and George Jackson
, Third Ward: E,F. Martin and N.G. Sampson
„ Fourth Ward: Stacy Van Amringe and John C. Smith
Fifth Ward: W.H, Thunber and George Flack
. Federal Point: Stephen Keyes and Henry Davis
?, Masonboro: Elijah Hewlett and William Moore
Harnett: Delaware Nixon and Edward McCabe
, Grant: Char?es Foy and Alfred Lloyd
, Cape Fear: Murphy Ward and William Moore
? R'ocky Point: A, Gounburg and John Mosely
Holden: John Lillington and John Penny
Union: Elijah Torte and David Torte
, Columbia; John Holmes and Archie Walker
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1. Poll holders appointed for November election for President and Vice President of the U.S.A.: 10 02 1872.' 2 374 'i'
Lincoln: John Bell and C. Larkins .
Caswell, South Side: Alonzo Brown and Henry Hall „ „
Caswell, North Side: John Newkirk and Lot McAllister ' „
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Fourth Ward: H.W. McLorvin and W.P. Oldherm .
?; Fifth Ward: John Savage and John Mi11is
;; Federal Point: H.S. Howe and Nicholas Morris ,
, Masonboro: James Beasely and James Hewlett ? .. ,
k; Harnett: R.K. Bryon and Joseph Foy .. ? ..
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Committee of two members of Board to supervise and regulate registrars and poll holders fox
Presidential 10 15 1872 2 383
, '; election.
6.;?, Polling place changed from Gerkin Store to Frence home on Gibbin Lodge at corner of Princess and 8th St. 10 15 1872 2 383
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Elijah Hewlett relieved as poll holder in Masonboro and Sterling Serllings appointed in his
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I 8.?? A.L, DeRossett relieved as pollholder in Third Ward and W.v. Jacobs appointed.i,n his p.lace. 11 04 1872 2 388
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Elijah Lome relieved as po11 holder in First Ward, 2nd Division and Robert Sivent appointed
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gton. 04 25 1873 3 65
11.,; List of boxes to be provided for ballots by inspectors of election. 06 23 1873 3 77
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First Ward,Subdivision: H. Kuhl, O.A. Wiggins, John Brown and David Mote.
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?? Harnet?: James Grant, E.McAbe, D.C. Davis, and James Foy.
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Rocky Point: Joseph Davis, John Mosely, D. Durhum,and Aug. Garnburg.
Holden: W.T. Bannerman, John Holmes, John Lillington, and Jesse Dicksey.
Union: Robert Rivenbark, David Teste, John Powers?and Elizah Tate.
Columbia: G.F. Walker, John Holmes, H.S. Everitt?and Archie Walker
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3... Persons appo'inted as poll holders to fill above vacancies: Marion Moore and H.C. Register for Caswell,
North: O.M. Fillyaw for First Ward, Subdivision; John Garrell for First Ward 2nd Subdivision; and
Ed Hewlett, Fifth Ward.
4. T.L. Thornton appointed poll holder for Subdivision First Ward to fill vacancy of 0. Filligaw.
5. Clem Schirver appointed poll holder for 2nd Division First Ward and John Gunell excused.
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7.' Henry Martindale appointed poll holder in Masonboro and James Hewlett excused.
8. R.E. Calloway appointed poll holder in Fir$t Ward, Subdivision and George Schutte excused.
' 9.w Elizah Williams appointed poll holder in Federal Point and Nicholas Morriss excused.
' 10. ', George Peck appointed poll holder for Fourth Ward, Stacy Van Amringe excused.
11. Election bills from Archie Walker and Alfred Lloyd approved as poll holders,
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12.t Judges of election made returns from all precincts for August 7, 1873 election.
13. Bills from D.M. Millan, .7. Cutlar, John Powers, Neil Gerken and W.S. Pridgen for elections approved.
, 14.: Inspectors appointed for August 6, 1874 election: (Pages 225-227)
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' First Ward, Upper Division : William Phenny, O.A. Wiggins, Owen Dove, and L.J. Thornton.
?? „ First Ward, Lower Division: William Beadley, Thomas Lewis, James Lowery, and Robert Onell
?, ,; Second Ward: Charles Mallett, Sr., James Post, George Jackson, and J.C. Lurnsden.
, , Third Ward: James Dry, H. Von Ghan, Lawson Rice, and C.F.W. Bissinger.
? Caswell, North Side Black River: Ephram Hawes, J.B. Croom, George McDuffie, and A.M. Colvin.
Caswell, South Side Black River: Sandy Holmes, George Corbet, Jackson Lewis, and W.S. Pridgen.
Columbia: Seymour Wagstaff, G.F. Walker, Bryant Gangamus, and H.S. Everitt.
Lincoln: John Bell, John Williams and W.W. Larkins.
Rocky Point: George Hill, D.T. Durham, Robert Marble, and David Armstrong.
Holden: Thomas Lewis, James Moore, John Kenney, and P.H. Hand.
Union: Rufus Garriss, S.C. Fillyaw, Elizah Tates, and John Powers.
Grant: Thomas Nixon, R.J. Nixon, Andrew Nixon, D. McMillan.
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Harnett: D.C. Davis, J. Ennett, Jordan Nixon, and James Grant.
' Federal Point: Solomon Reaves, H.P. Horne, Joseph Davis, and Joseph Bumuss.
Masonboro : William Waddell, J.J. Beasley, Joseph Smith, and Henry Martindale.
' ? Cape Fear: Murphy Ward, Samuel Davis, Emannual Williams and D.S. Sanders.
Holly: Samuel Hill, Jacob Janus, Samuel Rochelle, and William Player.
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Fourth Ward: C.S. Servass, W.P. Oldham, W.G. McRae, J.K. Cutlar.
Fifth Ward: George Flack, John McEntee, Hiram Hankins, and F. Singletary.
15., William Holden excused as inspector of Masonboro and John Ottoway appointed.
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17.? Board met to make changes in inspectors of election, but no quorum so adjourned.
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?y Lincoln: William McIntyre, M.C. Taylor, Sherman Hodges, and A.H. Paddison.
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:, Clerk to Board to serve notices on registrars and poll holders of Pender County. 03 16 1875 r 3 311 „
7.?j Statement made in aggregate by judges of following Townships of Pender County spread upon minutes: Union 04 17 1875 3 320
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„9.?? Bills from Archie Walker and Alfred Lind for election approved. 05 08 1875 .; 3 326 ,
?.0.;, Inspectors of election appointed for August, 1875 election: (Pages 350-351) 07 08 1875 „ 3 350 ,
,;9 First Ward, Upper Division: William Phinney, L.J. Thornton, Duncan Holmes, and O.M. Fillyaw. , ,
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12.Y? Changes made in inspectors: Third Ward, John Hargrove in place of Edward Howard, and Joseph Pepper in 07 28 1875 3 360
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13.?; Inspectors changed: Fifth Ward, Jesse Rogers in place of John Darden, and in Cape Fear, 3ames Williams OS 02 1$75 ., 3 360 .
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' Bills from Jones David, Anthony Howe, William Pratt and Giblen Lodge, W.H. Williams and P. Newman approved,, 09 06 1875
, Bills from L.J. Thornton and E.D. Hewlett for elections approved. 11 09 1875
? Bill from C.H. Strode for election approved.
i Inspectors of election appointed for Nov. 7, 1876 election:
First Ward, Upper Division: Henry Brewington, William Phenney, M.M. Johnson, and Christian Hussell.
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? Third Ward: James Huggins, J.H. Al1en, Alex Hostler, and J. Hargrave.
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2. ;?hristian Hussell excused as inspector and William Mahn appointed. ,10 ?4 1876 , 3 487 ??
3. Henry Brewington excused as inspector and George Ada?s apgointecl. 10 ?? Z87& `? 3 !?&7 .
4. John Biddle excused as inspector and William Montgomery appointed, Claus Shriever excused
? and James B. 10 ?4 1876 3 487
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Cowan, John Casteen excused and Isedell Johnson appointed, and William Biddle excused and W.H. Goodman
appointed.
5. ?ills from J.J. Cutlar, W.W. Harriss, C.H. Thomas, Northrop & Cumming, Alfred Howe, William Holmes, G.E.
Bender, Allen Evans, Henry Taylor, George Bourdeaux, and A.B. Lind for elections approved.
6. ?Bills of poll holders referred to Attorney for his opinion.
7. Canvassers allowed $2.00 for November election.
8. Judges of elections appointed for November, 1880 election;
First Ward: O.A. Wiggins, C.W. Stewart, Simon Richardson and Owen Nixon
First Ward, Lower Division : John L. Dudley, L.L. Boon, Sol Nash, and Joshua Meanes
Second Ward: L.T. Bowden, R.F. Eyden, George H. Jackson and George Burden
Third Ward: John L. Cantwell, John Keen, John Hargrove and Al1en Evans
„ Fourth Ward: A.L. DeRosset, John Norwood, James W. Green, and F.C. Singleterry
Fifth Ward: Nichols Morris, John Waddell and Henry Green
?, Cape Fear: William Johnson, J. St. George, Blockwell Williams, and J.A. Sharpless
Federal Point: Josh Montgomery, Jackson Farrow, Henry Davis,and George Green
Masonboro: W.C. Fergus, John Farrow, Joseph Smith,and George Hewlett
Harnett: W.B. McKoy, A.A. Moseley, J.A. Holts, and Jordon Nixon
9. Charles Murphy judge in place of C.W. Stewart and James Dudley appointed in place of Henry Green.
10. Poll holders appointed for August, 1881 election: Pages 304-305
First Ward, Upper Division: James Stewart, Charles Murphy, J.O. Nixon and Simon Richardson
First Ward, Lower Division: John Strauss, John Dudley, James Lowrey and Josh Meanes
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; Second Ward: R.F. Eyden,L. Tate Bowden, George Burden and Charles Mallett
„ Third Ward: A.J. Yopp, Walker Meanes, Al1en Evans and John Hargrove
?; Fourth Ward: P. Cumming, A.L. DeRosset, J.G. Norwood and Jas. K. Cutlar
Fifth Ward: J.M. McGowan, J.G. Darden, J.B. Dudley and Washington Howe
? Cape Fear: W.O. Johnson, J.W. St. George, Wright Dixon and Luke Grady
Harnett: C.B. Futh, F.M. Wooton, Jordan Nixon and C.H. Alexander
„ Masonboro: B.S. Montford, Lewis Todd, Joseph Smith and J.J. Hewlett
Federal Point: J.H. Sawage, J.O. Wilson, Archie Freeman and W.H. Williams
11. ?12obert Thomas appointed poll holder in place of J.O. Nixon for First Ward.
12. iTohn H. Brown appointed poll holder in place of James A. Lowery for First Ward.
13. ;?ashington McNeil appointed poll holder in place of Charles R. Mallett fn?' Second Ward.
14. Poll holders appointed for November 7, 1882 election: Pages 417-419
First Ward, First Division: S.H. Terry, W.H. Strauss, William Wiggins and John D. Nixon
First Ward, Second Division: W.M. Parker, Frank Maunder, J. A. Lowrey and John S.W. Eagles
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l. Second Ward: J.C. Munds, J.G. Burr, L. Tate Bowden, G.E. Burden and J.H. Neff 09 27 1882??? 4 417 ;
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Third Ward: George F. Alderman, A.J. Yopp, John E. Taylor and John Hargrove `? ??
p, ??
Fourth Ward: A.L. DeRosset, D.L. Gore, George Chadbourn and J.K. Cutlar ?? ??
Fifth Ward, First Division: J.W. Branch, W.E. Mayo, J.C. Hill and C.H. Ward , ?7 ?1'
r? ? r?
Fifth Ward, Second Division: T.H. Johnson, J.W. Mill;is, John H. Davis and Alex Huggins ;'
??
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Cape Fear: W.O. Johnson, Oscar M. Fillyaw, C.H. Thomas and Joseph Sharpless :?
? ' ?
! Federal Point: John H. Savage, John W. Canady, George E. Green and Balaan Wade V,#
?? Harnett: C. H. Alexander, Hosea Shepard, R.C. Taylor and Ed McCabe , ,
?? Masonboro: D.J. Fungus, B.S. Mumford, James Elder and Jospeh Smith
!;i
2.:? W.J. King appointed poll holder in place of H.B. Willis, and John Cantwell in place of A.J. Yopp.
u
3.?? Joseph Smith appointed poll holder in place of L. Tate Bowden, and A.B. Cook in place of W.E. Mayo.
4.;;? G.W. Aldridge appointed poll holder in place of J.H. Neff.
5.?? Poll holders appointed for November 4, 1884 election: Pages 574-575
ua
First Ward, First Division: O.A. Wiggins, Wellington Banks, Charles Haynes and Elijah Auny
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;; First Ward, Second Division: John Silvia, S.H. Morton, Daniel Smith and C.H. Strode
First Ward, Third Division: George Willis, T.C. Lewis, J.H. Howe and Aaron Kellogg
Second Ward: Robert Orrell, John E. Crow, George Berden and Washington McNeil
Third Ward: L.W. McLaurin, C.D. Wilson, John Hargraves and Alex Hostler
Fourth Ward: T.H. McKoy, John J. Fowler, George Chadbourn and Washington Howe
Fifth Ward, First Division: G.W.W. Davis, J.W. Branch, J.C. Hill and C.H. Ward
Fifth Ward, Second Division : J.W. Millis, John Darden, J.H. Davis, and Alexander Sampson
10 23 1882
10 23 1882
10 27 1882
09 Ol 1884 ,;
,??
,, Cape Fear: W.O. John,A.J. Grady, J.A. Sharpless and C.H. Thomas
::
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Harnett: Hosea Shepard, C.H. Alexander, J.A. Holt and Jordan Nixon
;I
Masonboro: John J. Hewlett, William Pratt, Charles Craig and R.E. Heide
,?
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'? Federal Point: J.J. Farrow, John Cannady, Stephen Keyes and Henry Taylor
??
. 6.;?
Elijah Adams appointed poll holder in place of Ben Shaw.
10
7.
? C.H. Strode appointed poll holder in place of Thomas Brinkley, and Frank Maunder in place of L.H. Morton. L 10
?
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8.?a F.W. Alderman appointed poll holder in place of T.C. Lewis, and J.D. Smith in place of J.E. Crow. 10
?+ .
9.? W.H. Yopp appointed poll holder in place of L.W. McLaurin, and John Dudley in place of C.D. Wilson. 10
i
10.??
David Deal appointed poll holder in place of Alexander Hostler, and A. Howe, Jr. in
place of C.H. Ward. 10
?
11.? John St. George appointed poll holder in place of W.O. Johnson and Iredell Johnson in place of A.J. Grady. 10
12.??
c. C.Scharff appointed poll holder in place of Frank Maunder, and Charles Gauzen in place of E. Scharff. 10
?
??.
13.??
;
Appointment of Elijah Adams as poll holder revoked and Ben Shaw reappointed.
10
14.:#
?? Poll holders appointed: 09
pr First Ward, First Division: O.A. Wiggins, L?lellington Bank, Charles Haynes and E. Adams.
??
,? First Ward, Second Division: F. Mander, C.H. Ganzen, Daniel Smith and Thomas Brinkley
.
;3
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First Ward, Third Division: I.W. Alderman, G.S. Willis, I.H. Howe and Aaron K
ellogg
? ?
,? Second Ward: I.D. Nutt, G.H. Smith, Washington McNeil and C.R. Mallett, Sr.
?? Third Ward: L.W. McLaurin, I.L. Cantwell, John Hargrove and F.L. Hutchens ,
?
P Fourth Ward: W. Oldham, M.S. Wilson, George Chadbourn and Washington Howe
Pg
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? Fifth Ward, First Division: J.W. Branch, Fred Rhew, J.H. Howe and C.H. Ward
?
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s?
Fifth Ward, Second Division: J.W. Willis, J.A. McGarity, John Davis and John
Sampson
`
'? Cape Fear: John St. George, A.J. Grady, Luke Grady and C.H. Thomas
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Harnett: Jordan Nixon, Garrett Walker, W.F. Alexander and T.B. Carney
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Federal Point: J.J. Farner, John Cannady, Stephen Keyes and Henry Taylor
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Masonboro: Charles Craig, John J. Hewlett, R.E. Heide and J. Elden
06 1884 ;,
06 1884 Y
06 1884 y
06 1884
06 1884
06 1884 .?
07 1884
,?
25 1884
06 1886
?,y
4 425 ,
4 425
4 425
4 574
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
579
580 ?.
580
580
580
580
584
584
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C ELECTION OFFICIALS
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. Year ?"
r? Vol. ? Page ??
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1. Andrew Walker appointed poll holder in place of Elijah Adams, and W.F. Furpless in place of Wellington Banl? 09 21 1886 ?j 4 741 ?
2.?:
W.F. Carpenter appointed poll holder in
place of 0. A. Wiggins and Joseph Smith in place of ?
J.D. Nutt. ? 09 21
1886 ??
4 ?,
741 ?d
3.:;'
Daniel Klein appointed poll holder in p
lace of C.R. Mallett, and W.H. Yopp in place of John
L. Cantwell. ' 09 21
..
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4 i
741 `
?
4.;;
C.H. Stemmerman appointed poll holder i
n place of F. Rhew,and N. Morris in place of C,F. Von Kampen. ', 09 21
1886 ?+
4 ?
741 a
?
5.
; Poll holders appointed for March 24, 18 87 election: Pages 776-777 ;; 02 07 1887 ;; 4 776 ?
, ,
First Ward, First Division: J.C.
Stewart, George Potter, Charles Hayes and Andrew Walker
,
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, First Ward, Second Division: C.H. Ganze, J.F. Maunder, D.M. Smith and Thomas Brinkley ;, ?°
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? First Ward, Third Division: J.W. Alderman, Walter Thorborn, Aaron Kellogg and J.H. Howe „?
..
Second Ward: J.D. Smith, Daniel Klein, John D. Nutt and Washington McNeill ,
,,,
Third Ward: W.H. Yopp, L.W. McLaurin, John Hargrove and N.G. Sampson
Fourth Ward: George Chadbourn, W.P. Oldham, T.F. Bagley and Washington Howe
Fifth Ward, First Division: C.H. Stemmerman, C.H. Ward, W. Blank and J.H. Howe
Fifth Ward, Second Division: John H. Davis, John Sampson, A.F. Cavis and J.W. Millis
Cape Fear: Ed Cobb, M.G. Chadwick, Joseph Sharpless and Benj. Wilson
'?
, Harnett: W.F. Alexander, Garrett Walker, Jordan Nixon and T.B. Carney
., ?,
Masonboro: R.E. Heide, C. Craig, J.W. McLaurin and John J. Hewlett
Federal Point: John Cannady, Stephen Keyes, Henry Taylor and A. Freeman
6. Poll holders appointed for November, 1888 election: Pages 102-104 (See VOTING REGISTRARS) 09 03 1888 ;y 5
First Ward; First Division : J.C. Stewart, Wellington Banks, W.J. Kellogg and A.J. Walker
?Y
First Ward, Second Division: Frank Maunder, C.H. Gaugen, Henry Turner, and Augustus Williams
First Ward, Third Division: G.S. Willis, I. H. Rehder, James H. Howe and Aaron Kellogg
Second Ward: G.H. Smith,J.D. Smith, Washington McNeil and C.R. Mallett, Sr, ,
Third Ward: W.H. Yopp, C.D. Jacobs, John Hargrove and R.L. Hutchens „
?.
. Fourth Ward: W.P. Oldham, M.S. Willard, James K. Cutlar and John Sampson
Fifth Ward, First Division: J.W. Branch, Fred Rhew, John H. Howe and C.H. Ward , „
Fifth Ward, Second Division: J.W. Millis, J.A. McGarrity, John H. Davis and Emanuel Jones , „
? „ Federal Point: W.R. Green, Henry Kuhl, Stephen Keyes and Henry Taylor ? ,
, Masonboro: R.E. Heide, Charles Craig, John Hewlett and William McLaurin ..
; Harnett: W.T. Alexander, Garret Walker, Jordan Nixo.n and T.B. Carney .. ..
, Cape Fear: A.J. Grady, C.C. Bordeaux, Charles H. Thomas and Levi Nixon . ;?
7. Junius Love appointed poll holder in place of Wellington Banks, a nonresident. 09 17 1888 5
8.' James Budd appointed a poll holder in place of G.S. Willis, a nonresident. 09 17 1888y, 5
9. C.R. Mallett, Sr, declined as a poll holder and S. Van Amringe appointed in his place. 09 ll 1888; 5
10. Fred Rhew declined as a poll holder and Duncan McEachern appointed in his place. 09 17 1888 5
? 11. John Pleasants appointed poll holder in place of Levi I3ixon. 10 Ol 1888' S
12. S. Van Amringe and G.H. Smith declined as poll holders and N B. Vincent and John Norwood appointed, 11 05 1888: 5
13.' G.W. Branch and Fred Rhew declined as poll holders and C.H. Stemmerman and W.J. Reaves appointed. 11 05 1888 5
14.
. Poll holders appointed for November election: (See VOTING REGISTRARS) 08 18 1890 5
?, First Ward, First Division: W.F. Funflass, W.F. Carpenter, A.J. Walker and Albert Sanders
??
First Ward, Second Division A.L. Scott, J.F. Maunder, Henry Gause, and George Peaman
First Ward, Third Division: L.M. Leguin, George C. Jackson, Thomas McFarland and John Howard
Second Ward: H.M.L. Green, Walker Taylor, John G. Norward and Washington McNeill
Third Ward: E.G. Parmlee, John Hargrave, James W. Taylor and L.H. Fishblate '
t,
Fourth Ward: T.F. Bagley, W.J. Rosenthal, James Walker and James K. Cutlar ,
Fifth Ward, First Division : Fletcher Hewett, George Warrett, W.H, Henderson and Hamilton Hargrove r
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Fifth Ward, Second Division ? W. Simpson, James M. McGowan, David Bryant and Moses Grainger, Jr. ;
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107 `
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108 ?
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113
113
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?"; Month ? Day ? Year ?; Vol. ? Page ?,
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Poll holders appointed for November election; (Continued) " .a
' 08 18 1890 ?? S 266 ,1
4. p?
Federal Point: John Cannady, Henry Kuhl, Joseph Davisa and Henry Davis , ,{
Masonboro: $.S. Montford, C.W. Bishop, Joseph Smith and Robert Green ,
; 9
Cape Fear: Joseph Kerr, J.J. Jackson, Benjamin Wilson and J.H. Dorsey =
.«
Harnett: C.H. Alexander, E.W, Manning, Henry Hill and Jordan Nixon '
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2. Poll holders and judges of election appointed for November 8, 1892 election: F, 10 03 1892 !` 5 445
?
?
? ? First Ward, First Division: J.M. Woolard, J.H. Sweeneya W. Hill and G. Merrick
? „
? First Ward, Second Division: T.B. Carroll, J.P. Flynn, Jacob Scott and Harry Martin °
.,
?
i? First Warc3, Thira Division; W. Heirst, J.J. Dray, Sandy LeBoo and Sam Caldwell „
,; Second Ward: H. McClammy, W.L. Winstead, M.J. Merrick and Wesley Gray.
;? Third Ward: S.H. Fishblate, Robert Jones, W.N. Harriss and Peter Morris
. .
Fourth Ward: A.J. Shepard, Edward Green, Ed Daniel and Jim Moye
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Fifth Ward, First Division: W.H. Northropp Jr.,Abraham Jones, D.D. Cameron and W.B? Loftin
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Fifth Ward, Second Division: John Williams, Sam Long, Abe Shriever, and Sanders Farrior
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k? ..
?? Cape Fear: A.W. McFadgen, Bunn Bryan, Henry Wright and Alex Moore
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Harnett: S.H. Bell, Owen Jones, Joe Hewett and Holly Pearce
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Masonboro: B.S. Montford, Jos Smith, C.W. Bishop and Robert Green
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? Federal Point: W.H. Biddle, William James, W.H.M. Koch and Casa Hill , ,
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Judges of election appointed for November election: ?
: 10 Ol 1894 ' S 587
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First Ward, First Division: T.A. Lawther, John S. Sweeney, W. Hill and George Merrick
, „
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First Ward, Second Division: T.B. Carroll, Preston Merritt, Jacob Scott and Henry Martin
;?
?? First Ward, Third Division: W.R. Hurst, Charles Craig, Sandy LeBoo and Sam Caldwell _ ; .;
?` Second Ward: D. Oumbuan, W.S. Wishart, Wesley Gray and Weldon Perringlow ,
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Third Ward: John R. Turrentine, W.N. Harriss, Robert Jones and Peter Morriss :
°?
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r Fourth Ward: W.H. Northrop, Jr., O.A. Wiggins, Edward Green and Jim Moye
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4E Fifth Ward, First bivision: D.D. Cameron, John Craig, Abram Jones and W.A. Loftin
.? .
t? Fifth Ward, Second Division: J.T. Reynolds, J.P. Stevens, Joe Bryan and Sanders Farrior ?
k°
. ? Cape Fear: W. Blossom, M.G. Chadwick, B. Bryant and Alex Moore
..
? Harnett: W.H. Stokely, G. Walker, Owen Jones and Holly Pearce ,
?,
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Masonboro: J.P. Walton, C.W. Bishop, Joe Smith and J.J. Hewlett
" ;
?
Federal Point: W.H. Biddle, J.W. Foreman, W. James and Charles Hill
?
_4.??
Claim for services from County Canvassers received and pay allowed.
12 03 1894; S 596 „
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.5.?
Attorney explained how much Board was legally required to pay poll holders and registrars.
11 09 1896 5 740
6.?e
a Judges of election appointed for [lugust election: (See ELECTIONS) 07 07 1897 6 22
f?
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First Ward First Division: James Grady, S.T. Shiver and David George
. ?
First Ward, Second Division: A.C. Skipper, John Carroll and M.J. Merritt
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:. First Ward, Third Division: G.A. Peterson, John ?EI. Webber and R.W. Merritt
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? First Ward, Fourth Division: J.O. Powers, J.C. Williams and John W. Lee
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4? First Ward, Fifth Division: Paul Gary, Robert M. Hi11 and C.O. Knox
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, ?? Second Ward? Neil McIntosh, Washington McNeil and T.W. Wood
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Third Ward, First Division: B.F. Boykin; George Rayford and T.P. McCaleb ?
, i
iy Third Ward, Second Division: M.N. Marshall, J. Anderson and R.H. Pickett ;
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Fourth Ward, First Division: J.N. Furlong, J.H. Chadbourn Jr. and J.N. 0'Berry
?? Fourth Ward, Second Division: Stephen Greelish, William John and Dan Sheehan
?
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Fifth Ward,First Division: M.A. Yarborough, A.W. Polite and R.H. Benson
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!? Fifth Ward, Second Division: H.W. Howell, Robert Simrions and J.A. Odum , ?,
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U ELECTION OFFICIALS
MATTER
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Judges of election appointed for August election: ?
;? 07 07 1897 4 6 22 ?
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Fifth Ward, Third Division: J.P. 0'Sullivan, William H. Darby and C,B. Capps ? v? i
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?? p
Fifth Ward, Fourth Division: William Sheehan, L.S. Sheridan and W.W. Sheeter ? ?+
?. ;, s?
Federal Point: George E. Green, J.A. Biddle and W.D. Rhodes i? E
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,? Harnett: C.H. Alexander, Joseph Pickett and J.W, Lowry pF s
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Yg Masonboro: J.M. Hewlett, W.H. Waddell and J.A. Montgomery ?
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Cape Fear: C.C. Bordeaux, Lewis Hollingsworth and J,T. Kerr 4
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2.,;
Poll holders appointed for May 2, 1899 election. (See ELECTIONS) ?
; OS Ol 1899 ?? 6 258 @?
ii
? First Ward, First Precinct: J.E. Bisset First Ward, Second Precinct: W.R, Smith ;;
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First Ward, Third Precinct: John N. Bennett First Ward, Fourth Precinct: Sam Hall, Jr.
First Ward, Fifth Precinct: J.T. Mc Iver Second Ward, First Division: J.C. Munds
Second Ward, Second Division: T.E. Wood Third Ward, First Division: J.G. Marshall :
Third Ward, Second Division: N. Schloss Fourth Ward, First Division: T.B. Oldham p
Fourth Ward, Second Division: Gaston Evans Fifth Ward, First Division? Nick Morriss
? ?r
; ?ifth Ward, Second Division: Woodard Howell Fifth Ward, Third Division: G.W. McClammy ,
Fifth Ward, Fourth Division: G.G. Amann Harnett: G].T. Shepard ,
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Masonboro: J.J. Melton Federal ?oint; Thomas Sterling ?,
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Cape Fear: R.W. Bordeaux ? ;
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3. Poll holders appointed for road bond election: (See ELECTIONS) 05 06 1901 ;; 6 549 '{
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„ First Ward, First Division; George T. Bland and John D. Doscher
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First Ward, Second Division; T,B. Carroll and M, Rothgon ,
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w First Ward, Third Division: George T. Hewlett and J.F. Mclver
Second Ward: R.W. Wallace and S.P. Collier r,
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Third Ward: Walker Meaner and George P. Cotchen ;!
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Fourth Ward: W.J. Bellamy and T,G. Pickett ?!
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„ Fifth Ward, First Division: J.M. Branch and Fred Griffth t
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Fifth Ward, Second Division; J.M. McGowan and H,A, DeCover ?
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Cape Fear: C.H. Carteau and Thomas J. Belcher ?;
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Masonboro: Charles W. Bishop and Joi?n Wagner , .? ?_
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' Federal Point: John Keyer and Will Williams ,' ?;
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,. Harnett, First Division; R.B. Moore and D.T. 0'Borew s'
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Harnett, Second Division: C.H. Alexander and Robert Parker ?;
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4.; Statements from registrars and poll holders on election results of June 18, pages 563-566, 06 20 1901 ?, 6 563
5.
., Recapitulation of election results, road bond passed. 06 20 1901 6 566 ,
, ,,
6.-
.. 3udges of election for 3une 7, 1905 election: 05 D1 1905 7 25 "
.. 5?
„ Cape Fear: R.W. Bordeaux and J.H. Johnston
. .. ;,
Harnett, First Division: T.J. Kenau and George W. Rogers +
, Harnett, Second Division: W.B. Canady and J. Robert Parker ':
, r.
Masonboro: B.S. Montford and Henry Mellon ?:
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Federal Point: Theodore Biddle and Hill Williams r?
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Wilmington, First Ward: J.D. Motte and G.H. Heyer i
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Wilmington, Second Ward: M.O. Brian and J.C. Springer ?F
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Wilmington, Third Ward: H.S. Fennell and George Cotchell ?,
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Wilmington, Fourth Ward: L.M. Leywin and W.A. French, Jr. ?;
Wilmington, Fifth Ward: B.M. Wilson and James H. Burriss !j
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7.?; Judges of election for Recorder's Court election: (See RECORDER'S COURT) 03 83 j?
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?' Month ? Day I Year ?; Vol. I Page ?;
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Cape Fear: W.H. Shearin and J.W. Winders
?, 03 22 1907' 7 83
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, Harnett, Delgade: Bishop Weaver and H.C. Crouch
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? Harnett, 7-Mile Post: J.R. Canady and L.R. Mason
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Masonboro: B.S. Montford and E.A. Orrell
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Federal Point: Theodore Biddle and Hank Williams ?y
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. First Ward, First Division: J.D. Motte and John Milliken ;?
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, First Ward, Second Precinct: M. Rathjen and F.W. Kuhl ,p „
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First Ward, Third Precinct: John Barnes and Foster Pridgen
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second Ward: ,T.B. Hand and Herman Meredith
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, Third Ward: J.F. King and D.D. Lennon
, Fourth Ward: George Davis and S. Siegler ,.
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Fifth Ward, First Precinct: J.F. Littleton and L.A. Hewlett
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Fifth Ward, Second Precinct: W.F. Brittain and J.O. Brown.
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,2.;? Judges of election'?far road improvement bond issue: Pages 142-143 08 03 1908 . 7 142
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, ?? Cape Fear: W.H. Shearin and J.H. Johnston
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?? Harnett, First Division: John Goby and Bishop Weaver
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, k? Masonboro: W. Liensden and Andrew Capps
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Federal Point: J.A. Biddle and Hill Williams
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;y Fzrst Ward: G.H. Heyer and C.L. Speneer
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Second Ward: T.W. Wood and W.E. Worth
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, Third Ward: L.B. Rodgers and L.B. Sasser , „
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Fourth Ward: Roger Moore and W.A. French, Jr.
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,?'? Fifth Ward: R.A. Burnett and W.W. King , „
_3.M? Judges of election appointed for May 26, 1909 school tax election: ,. 04 19 1909 7 175 ?
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Cape Fear: W.H. Shearin and J.H. Johnston
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s; Harnett, First Division: John Goley and Bishop Weaver ?
.??
a Harnett, Second Division: James N. Shepard and George R. Smith ., ?.
i Masonboro: William Lumsden and Andrew Capps
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;? Federal Point: J.A. Biddle and Hill Williams
. ??
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First Ward: G.H. Heyer and C.L. Spercer
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Second Ward: T.W. Wood and W.E. Worth
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Third Ward: L.B. Rogers and L.B. Sasser
.
?? Fourth Ward: Roger Moore and W.A. French „
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Fifth Ward: R.A. Burnett and W.W. King
4.`a Judges of election appointed for May 31 election on road bonds: 04 10 1911 7 214 .
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? Fifth Ward, Precinct 2: J.O. Brock a nd T.B. Willard
2. Poll holders app ointed for road and school bond election on May 27: Pages 284-285 03 24 1913 7 284
First Ward, First Precinct: W.H. Cox and W. McD. Evans
First Ward, Second Precinct: W.H. Howe and William Sheekan, Sr.
Second Ward: T.E. Sprunt and W.J. Meredith
Third Ward: Brook French and John Hall
Fourth Ward: W.P. Emerson and J.M. Stevenson
Fifth Ward, First Precinct: J.J. Loughlin and H.K. Nash
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct: W.M. Creasy and D.J. Fergus
Cape Fear: W.S. Cooper and C.E. Kerr
Harnett, Delgado: W.G. James and H.C. Blake
Harnett, Seven Mile Post: Garrett Walker and C.H. Alexander
Harnett, Seagate: G.W. Westbrook and Z.A. Sneeden
Masonboro: C.W. Bishop and J.A. Hines
Federal Point: J.A. Biddle and Hank Williams
? 3. Election officials to notify Commissioners at once if will serve.
4. Board ratified appointment of a11 registrars and poll holders.
5. Bills for poll holders referred to Chairman to donfer with Chairman of Board of Elections.
6. Bills of registrars and poll holders to be paid upon approval of County Attorney.
7. Judges of election for May 8 election on school tax and school bonds: (See ELECTIONS)
Cape Fear: J.W. Windows and D.J. Joyner
Harnett, 7-Mile: G.T. Shepard and W. Canady
Harnett, Seagate: G.H. Bogers and R.L. Pittman
Harnett, Winter Park: A.H. Hight and F.A. Montgomery
Masonboro, Whiskey Creek: E.E. Southerland and R.E. Hollis
Masonboro, Sunset Park: W.E. Price and J.H. LeGiven
Federal Point: S.F. Keys and J.A. Biddle
First Ward: W. Mintz and C. McD. Jones
Second Ward: T.A. Shepard and G.B. Applewhite
Third Ward: L.B. Symmer and R.E. Williams
Fourth Ward: W.M. Peck and R.F. Fox
Fifth Ward, ??1: A.H. Ketchum and A.H. Kethcum
Fifth Ward, ?62: S.J. King and Henry Hewlett
Sixth Ward: J.H. Wamble and Van Woodcock
8. Compensation set for judges of election in November 5 election.
9. Judges of Election appointed for May 27 election:
Cape Fear - J. W. Winters F? D. J. Joyner
Harnett, 7 Mile - William Canady and G.W. Westbrook
Harnett, Seagate - J. B, Hewlett and L. D. Latta
Harnett, Winter Park - J. W. Hale F? Walter Horne
Masonboro, Wiskey Creek - W. E. Price ? J. H. Legwin
Masonboro, Sunset Park - S. T. Keyes
Federal Point - J. A. Biddle
First Ward - W. K. Mintze F? C. Mcd. Jones
Second Ward - T. A. Shepard F? J. S. McEachern
03 24 1913 7 286
05 OS 19I3 7 291
06 05 1916 7 563
06 17 1916 7 565
04 Ol 1918 7 687
19 11 1918 8 25
04 23 1919 8 47
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Third Ward - T. B. Sasser $ R. E. Williams
Faurth Ward - W. M. Peck ? F. W. Peiffer
Fifth Ward, lst Precinct - J. E. Taylor F? C. L. Barnes
Fifth Ward, 2nd Precinct - Henry Hewett F? William Sneeden
Sixth Ward - J. H. Womble ? E. Mann
10. Chairman, Attorney F? Board of Education to set compensation for election officals. 04 23 1919 8 47
11.. Pay for poll holder fixed at $5.00 per day for Primary held on April 6, 1920. 04 05 1920 8 104
12. Poll holders allowed $5.00 a day for June 5, 1920 election. 06 07 1920 8 113
13. Pay for judges of e?ection for June 5th and July 3rd State primaries increased to $7.50 per day. 06 14 1920 8 114
14. Resolution on pay for election officials. 11 04 1920 8 133
15. Poll holders to be paid $4.00 a day and 3¢ a name subject to approval of Board of Elections.(see voting 06 05 1922 8 201
register)
16. Bill from Center Cafe for meals for poll holders during June 3rd primary approved. 08 07 1922 8 207
17. Chairman of Board of Elections fixed pay for election officials for June 7th election. 06 09 1924 8 299
18. Pay for election officials set by Board of Elections. 07 07 1924 8 302
19. Pay rates for election officials for Nov. 4th election set. 11 06 1924 8 314
20. Elected officials include: 12 06 1927 8 476
Board Chairman, Addison Hewlett
Board vice Chairman, W. R. Dosher
Clerk, Thomas K. Woody
Supt. of Roads, R. A. Burnett
Supt. of Stockade, E. E. Eakins
County Auditor, Bellamy ? Bellamy
Auditor'? Clerk, C. E. Amonson
Courthouse Janitor, Ed George
Courthouse Janitor,L. M. Rich
Oak Grove Cemetery Keeper, Robert Johnson
Supt. of County Home ? Farm, S. G. Long
Matron of County Home $ Farm, S. G. Long
Special Officer, C. L. Philemon
Fish Inspector, J. H. Southerland
Stander Keeper, L. S. Simmons
Courthouse Clock Keeper, J. S. Simmons
S?anding committee listed.
21. Same as above all were re-elected. 12 03 1928 8 547
22. Standing committee elected. 12 03 1928 8 547
23. Addison Hewlett re-elected Commission Chm. salary fixed at $250 month, $50 allowed for car. 12 02 1929 9 12
24. W. R. Dosher re-elected vice Chm of Commission. 12 02 1929 9 12
25. Thomas K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board, and Salary fixe d a? $225 monthly. 12 02 1929 9 12
26. Following individuais re-elected: R. A. Burnett, Supt. of Roads; E, L. Eakins, Supt. of Stockade; 12 02 D29 9 12
Bellamy and Bellamy, County Attorneys; D. G. Eamondson, Clerk to Auditor; Mrs. E. T. Keal, Steno.;
Ed George and L. M. Rich, Courthouse ? Annex janitors; J. W. Stillman, Keeper of Oak Grove Cemetery;
S. G. Long, Supt. of County Home ? Farm; Mrs. S. G. Long, Matron of County home; C. L. Philemon,
Sepcial officer; F. Porter Davis, Special Officer; J. H. Southerland, Fish inspector; W. A. Whitney,
Keeper of Clock.
?27. Chairman Hewlett re-elected at $250 salary and $50 car expenses. 12 07 1931 9 141
28. James M. Hall re-elected Vice CHairman. 12 07 1931 9 141
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1. T. K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board. 12 07 1931 9 141
? 2. Individuals re-elected to positions (Same as Sec. 2, 1929) except R. A. Burnett and E. L. Eakins not listed 12 07 1931 9 141
3. J. H. Hinton elected member to Board and Addison Hewlett and James M. Hall presented qualifications. 12 05 1932 9 192
4. J. H. Hinton expressed appreciation for being elected and firm stand on economy. Board proceeded to 12 05 1932 9 192
reorganization.
5. Addison Hewlett re-elected Commission Chairman and salary fixed at $200 per month and $25 per month auto. 12 05 1932 9 192
6. James M. Hall re-elected vice-chm. of Board and authorized to sign warrants on auditor for expenses in 12 05 1932 9 192
case of emergency in absence of Chairman.
7. Thomas K. Woody re-elected CBC and salary fixed at $200 per month. 12 OS 1932 9 193
8. Individual officials re-elected to positions (same as Dec. 2, 1929, p. 12). 12 05 1932 9 193
9. W. H. Hinton awarded contract as Keeper of Clock at $100 per year at lowest bid; James S. Simmons bidded 12 05 1932 9 193
$114 per year.
10. Hewlett re-eleEted Bd. Chairman and salary fixed at $200 per month ?, $25 month auto expense. 12 04 1933 9 261
11. James Hall re-elected vice-chairman of board. 12 04 1933 9 261
12. Thomas K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board; salary fixed at $200 month. 12 04 1933 9 261
13. Positions re-elected: same as Dec. 2, 1929, p. 12. 12 04 1933 9 261
14. WILMINGTON: lst Ward, lst Precinct: Judges C. M. Trott, 0. D. Christman 07 19 1933 9 232
2nd Ward, lst precinct : Judges T. A. Shepard, W. J. Meredith
2nd Ward, 2nd precinct: Judges H. A. Newell, W. 0. Green
3rd Ward, lst precinct: Judges J. E. Evans, B. C. Fussell
3rd Ward, 2nd precin?t: Judges R. J. Divine, Miss H. Y. Trott
4th Ward, lst precinct: Judges H. M. Turrentine, W. H. Register
5th Ward, lst precinct: Judges W. E. Bremer and S. M. Creech
5th Ward, 2nd precinct: Judges J. H. Curtis and A. E. Hilburn
6th Ward, lst precinct: Judges W. C. Lassell and Dan Walker
6th Ward, 2nd precinct: Judges J. H. Tiencken and L. E. Al1en
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Cape Fear: Judges W. J. Wilkins and W. F. Seitter
, Harnett: Judges Mrs. J. High and W. F. King
I? Masonboro: Judges B. E. Hollis and Frank Mercer '
Masonboro: Judges L. M. LeGwin and A. L. Mincy
Federal Point: Judges S. A. Lewis and S. T. Keyes
15. Election officials to make returns to board: 08 24 1933 9 240
lst Ward, lst Precinct: J. E. Madrin
2nd Ward, lst precinct: Z. E. Murrell
? 2nd Ward, ?nd precinct: J. A. Newell
3rd Ward, lst precinct: Miss Carrie White
3rd ward, 2nd precinct: Mrs. J. C. DeVane
4th ward, lst precinct: L. C. L1eGwin
5th ward, lst precinct: E. T. Keal
6th ward, lst precinct: J. R. Davis
6th ward, 2nd precinct: J. H. Womble
? 16. Election officials to make returns to Board. 08 21 1933 9 240
Cape Fear: Mrs. J. A. Westbrook
Federal Point: J. E. Taylor
Harnett: H. D. Thomas
Harnett: W. C. Taylor
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1. Election officials to make returns to board.
Harnett: G. T. Shepard
Harnett: J. H. Jo?nson
Masonboro: Mrs. R. Lumsden
Masonboro: C. D. Bender
2. Addison Hewlett re-elected chairman of Board.
3. J. M. Hall re-elected Vice-chm. of Board.
4. T. K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board.
5. Positions elected: same as Dec. 2, 1929, page 2 except Mrs. H. Bonner elected County Home Matron
6. Wilmington: lst Ward, lst precinct: Marvin Clarke, Capt. Christman
2nd ward, lst precinct: A. T. Harriss, 0. W. Messick
2nd ward, 2nd precinct: J. A. Newell, W. 0. Green
3rd ward, lst precin?t: Charles Darden, David Sloan
3rd ward, 2nd precinct: L. E. Badden and Mrs. McKeithan
4th ward, lnd precinct: A. F. Swinson, W. E. Register
5th ward, lst precinct: W. E. Bremmer, C. D. Vaughan
5th ward, 2nd precinct: J. H. Curtin, Robert Meier
6th ward, lst precinct: Gordon Ithner, C. E. Hill
6th ward, 2nd precinct: D. Bellamy, L. E. Allen
Cape Fear: E. L. Herring and W. F. Seitter; Harnett: Mrs. J. High and W. E. Sellers
Harnett: Mrs. Rosa Gaddy anct J. H. Jones; Harnett: Judson George and R. C. Murray
Harnett: J. F. Lkine and Leonard Pyle; Masonboro: B. E. Hollis and M. R. W ells
Masonboro: Mrs. 0. L. Prevatte, Earl King; Federal Point: S. A. Lewis and S. T. Keyes
7. Wilmington:
lst ward, lst precinct: M. Clark, Capt. Christman
2nd ward, lst precinct: A. T. Harriss, 0. W. Messick
2nd ward, 2nd precinct: J. A. Newell, W. 0. Green
3rd ward, lst precinct: C. Darden, D. Sloan
3rd ward, 2nd precinct: L. E. Baddon, Mrs. McKeithan
4th ward, lst precinct: A. F. Swinson, W.H. Register
5th ward, lst preci.nct: W. E. Bremer and C. B. Vaughan
5th ward, 2nd precinct: J. H. Curtis and Robert Meier
6th ward, lst precinct: Gordon Ittner and C. E. Hill
6th ward, 2nd precinct: Dillard Bellamy and L. E. Allen
8. Cape?Fear: E. L. Herring and W. F. Seitter; Harnett: Mrs. J. High and W. A. Sellers
Harnett: Mrs. R. Gaddy, and J. H. Jones; Harnett: Judson George, R. C. Murray
Harnett: J. F. Kline and L. Pyle; Masonboro: B. E. Hollis and Mr. Wells
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Masonboro: Mrs. 0. L. Prevatte and Earl King; Federal Point: S. A. Lewis and S. T. Keyes
9. Wilmington: lst ward, lst precinct: M. Clark and Capt. Christman; 2nd ward, lst precinct: A. T. Harris 06
and 0. W. Messick
2nd ward 2ncl precinct: J. A. Newell, 49. 0. Green
3rd ward, lst precinct: C. Darden and D. Sloan
3rd ward, 2nd precinct: L. E. Baddon and Mrs. McKeithan
4th ward, lst precinct: A. F. Swinson and W. H. Register
5th ward, lst precinct: W. E. Bremer and C. B. Vaughn
5th ward, 2nd precinct: G. Ittner, C. E. Hill
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1. Wilmington: 6th ward, lst precinct: G. Ittner, C. E. Hill; 6th ward, 2nd precinct: D. Bellamy,
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Cape Fear: E. L. Herring, W. F. Seitter; Harnett: Mrs. J. High, W. A. Sellers; Harentt: Mrs. R.
Gaddy, J. H. Jones; Harnett: J. George, R. C. Murray; Harnett: J. F. Kline, L. Pyle; ?
Masonboro: Mr. Wells, B. E. Hollis; Masonboro: Mrs. 0, L. Prevatte, E. King; Federal Point: S. A.
Lewis and S. T. Keyes
2. Officials to make returns: lst ward, lst precinct: Mrs. L. T. Carroll; 2nd Ward, lst precinct: 08 Ol 1935 9 358
Z. E. Murrell; 2nd ward, 2nd precinct: C. D. Jacobs; 3rd ward, lst precinct: Miss Carrie White;
3rd ward, 2nd predinct: Mrs. J. B. Williamson; 4th ward: L. C. LeGwin; 5th waxd, lst precinct:
E. T. Keal; 5th ward 2nd precinct: J. R.Davis; 6th ward ?st precinct: C. R. Branch; 6th ward,
2nd precinct: J.H. Womble
Cape fear: Mrs. J. A. Westbrook; Harnett: J. E. Taylor; Harnett: H. 0. Thomas; Harnett: W. E. Taylor;
Harnett: G. T. Shepard; Masonboro: J. H. Johnston; Masonboro: Mrs. R. Lumsden; Federal Point:
L. M. LeGwin
' 3. Officials to make returns in Greenfield Development Election: 08 O1 1935 9 364
lst Ward: Mrs. L. T. Carroll; 2nd ward, lst precinct: Z. E. Murrell; 2nd ward, 2nd precinct:
C. D. Jacobs; 3rd ward, lst precinct: Carrie White; 3rd ward 2nd precinct: Mrs. J. B. Williamson;
4th ward 2nd precinct: L. C. LeGwin; 5th ward lst precinct: E.T. Keal; 5th ward 2nd precinct:
J. R. Davis; 6th ward, lst precinct: C. R. Branch; 6th ward 2nd precinct: J. H. Womble;
Cape Fear: Mrs. J. A. Westbrook; Harnett: J. E. Taylor; Harnett: H. 0. Thomas; Harnett: W. E.
Taylor: Harentt: G. T. Shepard; Masonboro: J. H. Joi?nston: Masonboro: Mrs. R. Lumsden; Federal
Point: L. W. LeGwin
4. Hewlett re-elected Chm, of Board. 12 02 1935 9 394
5. J. M. Hall re-elected Vice-Chm. 12 02 1935 9 394
6. T. K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board. 12 02 1935 9 394
7. Positions re-elected: Same as Dec. 2, 1929, page 12. 12 02 1935 9 394
8. Judge Officials for school Special tax election: 04 08 1936 9 418
lst ward: Marvin Clark, Capt. Christman; 2nd ward: J. R. Turre?tine, 0. W. Messick;
2nd ward: J. A. Newell, W. 0. Green; 3rd ward: C. Darden, D. Sloan;
3rd ward: Mrs. Mckeithan, L. E. Badon; 4th ward: F. D. Stelyes, W. H. Register
Sth ward: W. E. Bremer, C.B. Vaughn; 5th ward: J. H. Curtis, Robert Meier;
_,_ 6th ward: G. Ittner, C. E. Hill; 6th ward: D. Bellamy and L. E. Allen;
Sunset Park: Mrs. J. D. Prevatte, Earl King; Federal Point: S. A. Lewis, S. T. Keyes;
Masonboro: B. 0. Wells, B. E. Hollis; Winter Park: Mrs. J. High, W. A. Sellers; Seagate: Mrs.
Rosa Gaddy, .I. H. .Iones; 7-Mile Post: Judson George, R. C, Murray; E. Wilmington: J. F. Kline, L.
Pyle; Cape Fear: E. L. Herring, W. F. Seitter
9. Elected officiers to make returns for special tax election: 04 08 1936 9 418
lst ward: Mrs. L. T. Carroll; 2nd ward: Z. E. Murrell; 2nd ward: C. 0. Jacobs
3rd ward: Mrs. C. S. White; 3rd ward: Mrs. J. B. Williamson; 4th ward: L. C. LeGwin
5th ward: W. G. Smith; 5th ward: C. R. Branch; 6th ward: J. H. Womble; 6th ward
Cape Fear: Mrs. J. A. Westbrook; Fed. Point: J. E. Taylor; E. Wilmington: J. H. Johnston;
Seagate: Mrs. W. C. Taylor; 7-Mile: G. T. Shepard; Winter Pk: H. 0. Thomas; Masonboro: Mrs. R.
Lumsden; Sunset Park: L. M. LeGwin
10. Hewlett re-elected, Hall and Roebuck re-elected. 12 07 1935 9 467
11. Hewlett re-elected Chairman; Hall Vice Chm. 12 07 1935 9 467
12. Hall re-elected Vice-Chm. 12 07 1935 9 467
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1. T. K. Woody elected Clerk to Board.
2. D. G. Edmondson re-elected Clerk to Auditor.
3. Florence Stanley re-elected stenographer.
4. G. I. Crandall elected Oak Grove Keeper.
5. S. G. Long re-elected Supt. of County Home-Farm.
6. Mrs. H. Bonner re-elected County Home Matron.
7. C. L. Philemon re-elected rural police.
8. F. P. Davis re-elected Rural police.
9. Positions: re-elected.
Ed George, janitor; L. M. Rich, Janitor; G. I. Crandall, Cemetery Keeper; S. G. Long, County Home
and farm; Mrs. H. Bonner, County Home Matron; L. M. Philemon, Police; F. P. Davis,
W. A. Whitney, clockeeper.
10. T. K. Woody re-elected Clerk to Board.
11. Positions elected: Ed George and L. M. Rich, Courthouse janitors; G. I. Crandall, Oak Grove Cemetery
Keeper; Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Long, Supt. and Matron of County Home and Farm; C. L. Philemon and F. P.
Davis, Rural Policeman.
12. Positions elected (Same as above, p. 26)
13. Positions elected (Same as above, p. 26)
14. Positions elected: Ed George and L. M. Rich, Courthouse janitors; G. I. Crandall, Oak Grove Keeper;
S. G. Long, Supt. of County Home and Farm; Walter Horne, Jr., and F. P. Davis, Rural Police;
W. A. Whitney, Keeper of Courthouse Clock.
15. Positions elected: S. G. Long, Supt. of County Home and Farm; G. I. Crandall, Oak Grove Keeper;
W. A. Whitney, Clock keeper; Ed George and L. M. Rich, janitor; F. P. Davis F? H. E. Williamson,
Spe?ial Officers.
16. Positions elected: S. G. Long, Supt. of County Home and Farm; G. I. Crandall, Oak Grove Keeper;
W. A. Whitney, Courthouse clock-keeper; J. W. Guthrie and Harlee Crews, Janitors at Courthouse;
F. P. Davis and Grahman Koonce, Special Offic ers.
17. Positions elected: S. G. Long, Supt of County Home and Farm; G. I. Crandall, Oak Grove Cemetery;
W. A. Whitney, Courthouse Clock-keeper; J. W. Guthrie and H. C. Garrison, Janitors; F. P. Davis and
Grahman Koonce, Special Officers.
18. Positions elected: Same as above, p. 416
19. Judges for special election for Junior College: lst ward: W. A. Jenkins, B. Y. Fussell;
?nd ward, lst precinct: R. E. Williams, Jr., and G. H. Brinson; 2nd ward, 2nd pct: H. T. Carroll
and L. Goodman; 3rd ward, lst pct.: C. H. Ca nnon and G. A. Hardwick; 3rd ward, 2nd pct: Mrs. G. R.
McKenzie, H. R, Fussell; 4th ward, 2nd pct: R. F. King, .I. J. Eiden; 5th ward, lst pct: W. E. Kenn
and J. T. Meshaw
20. 7th ward, lst pct: P. J. Baschon, W. K. Gaylor; 7th ward, 2nd pct.: H. Habenicht, W. T. Beck;
8th ward, lst pct: J. E. Rose, Mrs. J. A. Scott; 8th ward, 2nd pct: L. G. Gore and Mrs. H. C. Doran;
Cape Fear: J. A. Westbrook, Mrs. E. Savage; ?arnett: L. A. Covil, P. B. Willets; E. Wilmington:
H. P. Garvie, C. L. Munn; Winter Park: J. L. Lamb and W. C. Long; Seagate: Mrs. J. N1. Walton and
Liston Larkins; Masonboro: P. K. Monford, Mrs. R. M. ?ttoway; S. Wilmington: A. L. Cashwell and G. C.
Cashwell.
21. Federal Point: Mrs. J. D. Skipper ? C. L. Bowden; Caro. Beach: R. F. EAkins, Jr. and F. J. Plath.
22. Judges for Special election for T. B. Hospital: lst ward; W. A. Jenkins, B. Y. Fussell; 2nd ward,
lst pct: R. E. Williams, G. H. Brinson; 3rd ward, lst pct: G. H. Cannon, G. A. hardwick; 3rd ward,
2nd pct: Mrs. G. H. MCKenzie and H. H. FUssell
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month I Day ? Year Vol. I Page
12 )7 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 07 1936 9 467
12 06 1937 9 556
12 06 1937 9 556
12 05 1938 10 26
12 04 1939 10 97
12 02 1940 10 167
12 O1 1941 10 243
12 07 1942 10 306
12 06 1943 10 359
12 04 1944 10 416
12 03 1945 10 468
02 10 1947 10 539
02 10 1947 10 540
02 10 1947 10 541
02 10 1947 10 542
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l. 2nd ward, 2nd prect. : H. T. Carroll, L. Goodman; 4th ward, 2nd pct: R. F. King, J. J. Eiden; 02 10 1947 10 543
5th ward, lst pct: W, E. Keen, J. T. Meshaw; 5th ward 2nd pct: H. K. Chase, R. A. Britt;
6th ward, lst pct: W, C. Hatch, Jr., R. L. Burris; 7th ward, lst pct: P. J. Baschon, W. K. Gaylor;
7th ward, 2nd p?t: H. Habenicht, W. T, Beck; 8th ward, lst pct: J. E. Rose, Mrs. J. A. Scott;
8th ward, 2nd pct: L. C. Gore, Mrs. H, C. Doran.
2. Cape Fear: J. A. We stbrook, Mrs. Eugene Savave; Harnett: L. A. Covil, P. B. Willets; 02 10 1947 10 543
E. Wilmington: H. P. Garvie, C. L. Munn; Winter Park: J. L. Lamb, W. C. Long; Seagate: Mrs. J. W.
Walton, Liston Lar kins; Masonboro: Mrs. R. M. Ottoman, P. K. Monford; S. Wilmington: A. L.Cashwell
G. C. Cashwell; Federal Pt.: Mrs. J. D. Skipper, C. L. Bowden; Carolina Beach: R. V. Eakins, Jr.,
F. J. Patch.
3. Judges for Agricultural and Breeders election: lst ward, 2nd pct: W. L. Tordoff, P. Y. Fussell; 09
2nd ward, lst Pct: R, E. Williams, Jr., G. H. Brinson; 2nd ward, 2nd pct: H. T, Carroll, Louis
Goodman; 3rd ward, lst pct: Mrs. A. 0. Hollis, G. H. Cannon; 3rd wrad, 2nd pct: Mrs. G. R. McKenzie,
H. R, fussell; 4th ward, 2nd pct: W. J. Mallard, R. A. Jenkins; 5th ward, lst pct: W. E. Keen and J.
T. Meshaw; 5th ward, 2nd pct: J. T. benton, R. A. Britt;
4. 6th ward, M. C. Moore, R. L. Burris; 7th Ward, lst Pct: T. W. Keith, T. A. Lawther, Jr.; 7th ward, 09
2nd pct: Henry Habenicht, Robert Barefoot; 8th ward, lst pct: J. E. Rose, Mrs. J. A. Scott; 8th
ward, 2nd pct: Mrs. 0. L. Sewell, C. E. White, Jr.
5. Cape Fear: J. A. Westbrook, Eugene Westbrook; E. Wilmington: C. L. Munn, M. E. Loney; 09
7-Mile: L. A. Covil, Mrs. E. M. Rivenbark; Winter Park: J. L. Lamb, W. C. Long;
Seagate: J. F. Applewhite, Sr., Liston Larkins; Masonboro: P. K. Montford, Mrs. R. M. Ottoway;
S. Wilmington: H. V. Dixon, G. C. Cashwell; Federal Point: Mrs. J. D. Skipper, Mrs. C. L. Bowden;
6. Carolina Beach: J. M. Thomas, J. W. Reed. 09
7. Judges for special school tax election: lst ward, lst pct: 0. W. Anderson, B. F. Eichorn; 04
lst Ward, 2nd Pct: Mrs. T. J. Overby, R. F. McLamb; 2nd w?rd, lst pct: Mrs. Nathan Cole, J. W.
Daughtry; 2nd ward, 2nd pct: Robert Jenkins, Miss E. Sutton; 3rd ward, lst pct: Mrs. B. E. Hollis,
E. M. JOhnson; 3rd ward, 2nd pct: Mrs. N. H. Larkins, 69. B. Clemmons; 4th ward, lst pct: W. J.
Mallard, Mrs. J. E. Leonard; 5th ward lst pct: H. F.Watters, E. A. Bordeaux, Jr.; 5th ward, 2nd Pct:
Rev. R. B. Jarrell, Mrs. W. H. Warren; 5th ward, 3rd pct: F. D. Stelyes, D. E. Walker.
8. 5th ward, 4th pct: J. W. Stillman, Mrs. C. L. Harper; 6th ward, lst pct: W. C. Hatch, Jr., Moody Naylor; 04
7th ward, lst pct: E. C. Hines, W. W. Holton; 7th ward, 2nd pct: Henry Habenicht, C. S. Willoughby;
8th ward, lst pct: J. A. Wofford, R. C. Phelps; 8th ward, 2nd pct: Leslie G. Begor, Mrs. J. A. Scott;
8th ward, 3rd pct: J. E. Johnson, J. H. McEachern; Cape Fear: Mrs. J. A. Westbrook, Mrs. Andrew
Gymtrnk; 7-Mile: Mrs. Nellie Covil, W. D. Gorman; E. Wilmington: R. J. Innis, 0. J. Spence;
4?inter Park: E. W. Thomas, F. M. Foy, ,Ir.; Seagate: Mrs. Shelby Russ, L. A. Batson; Masonboro:
W. H. Lumsden, Mrs. Ruth Ottoway; S. Wilmington: James H. Davis, C. B. McCandless; Federal Point:
Mrs. J. D. Skipper, Mrs. H. T. Rothrock.
9. Carolina Beach: W. T. Bannerman,Ralph Rollins; Kure Beach: H. C. Brandon, J. H. Lentz 05
10. Mr. Horton re-elected Chairman of the Board. 12
11. Mr. Raiford re-elected vice-chairman of the Board.
12. Thomas K. Woody re-elected Clerk to the Board.
13. Col. JOhn Bright Hill re-elected County Attorney.
14. Mr. W. Allen Cobb appointed assistant solicitor.
15. Mr. John J. Burney appainted District Solicitor.
16. Mr. Berry A. Williams County Commissioner.
17. Mr. Hall elected Chairman of the Board.
20 1948 11 47
20 1948 11 48
20 1948 11 48
20 1948 11 49
20 1954 11 502
20 1954 11 503
20 1954 11 504
05 1955 12 22
12 05 1955 12 22
12 05 1955 12 22
12 05 1955 12 22
12 05 1955 12 23
12 05 1955 12 23
07 02 1956 12 80
12 03 1956 12 111
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTEBOOK
Month I Day ?
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1. Commissioners James M. Hall and Peter H. Braak elected County Commissioners. 12 O1 1958 12 336
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MlNUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. ?, ?'?n Luver?;, ??,?o?rm?,ej ?h? B?ard,. m.oney _ Y?ad been ra? sed re?? a. US E?mplo?ment Service. ? 5 1919 8 49
2. Employment Service allowed funds, since Congress failed to provide for servi.ces. 8 25 1919 8 72
3. Board approved money for the local office of Federal Labor Bureau. 12 30 1919 8 91
4, Chairman to investigate amount of appropriation made for local Federal. Employmen? Bureau. 2 2 1921 8 97
S. No action taken on request for money for an Employment Bureau. 4 8 1921 8 I53
6. Request for stenographer and telephone service for free Employment Bureau did not pass. 6 23 1921 8 160
7. Request that Board pay half of stenographer salary for Local Employment Bureau received. 10 3 1921 8 I75
8. J. D. Bellamy, again requested that Board pay part for salary of stenographer for 12 5 1921 8 181
the Local Emgl,oym?nt ?ureau.
9. Monthly appropriation granted for Local Employment Bureau. 2 6 1922 8 187
10. Board made its annual appropriation to Bellamy Harriss, manager of Employment Bureau. 12 4 1922 8 219
11. Annual appropriation allowed manager of Employment Bureau. 12 3 1923 8 274
12. l?nnual appropriation made to Bellamy Harriss, manager of Employment B?a.reau. 12 1 1924 8 317
13. Annual appropriation made to Bellamy Harriss, manager of Employment Bureau. 12 7 1925 8 361
14. Mrs. Lydia C. Harriss appointed to manager of Em.ployment Bureau, succeeding her late 4 2 1928 8 504
husband, authorized $25 payable to Mrs. Harriss.
15. F. 0. Grist, Labor Comm.issioner order appropriations for Employm.ent Bureau payable to 8 14 1928 8 527
E. L. Bell, manager.
16. Action to discontinue Employment Bureau funds under consideration. 8 1 1932 9 173
17. State-Fedzral Employment agents requested, granted $400 and quarters. 11 6 1933 9 258
1$. Half cost of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 6 18 1934 9 288
19. Half cost of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 7 16 1934 9 292
20. Half cost of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 8 13 1934 9 298
21. Half cost of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 9 10 1934 9 301
22. Expenses of re-employment bureau approved for payment. 10 8 1934 9 305
23. Expenses of re-employment bureau approved for payment. 11 19 1934 9 310
24. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 12 10 1934 9 313
25. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 1 14 1935 9 318
26. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 2 11 1935 9 324
27. Half amount of National Employment expenses appro?red ?or payment. 3 18 1935 9 329
28. Hafl amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 4 8 1935 9 333
29. Half amount of National Employment expenses apprpved for paymen.t. 5 13 1935 9 339
30. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 5 6 1935 9 338
31. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 6 10 1935 9 343
32. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 7 8 1935 9 354
33. Half amount of National Employment expenses approved for payment. 9 9 1935 9 380
34. Employment Bureau granted use of Cour?house porch, 3 2 1936 9 411
35. Payment approved to Employment Bureau. 4 20 1936 9 422
36. Payment approved to Employment Bureau. 7 27 1936 9 444
37. Payment authorized to Employment Bureau. 10 19 1936 9 458
38. Office expenses approved for payment for October. 12 7 1936 9 469
39. Half payment approved for Employment Bureau. 2 8 1937 9 479
40. Payment of bills authorized for Employment Bureau. 5 10 1937 9 498
41. Notice of hearing from Employment Security Commission referred on Elwood Ech?rt claim. 8 10 1947 11 444
42. ESC report filed on granting Elwood Echart unemployment compensation. 8 17 1953 11 446
43. Civil Service application returned to Board on housing investigation position. 8 31 1953 11 499
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NATURE OF PROCEEDiNGS
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l., Motion carried to employ Mrs. J. M. Hyhsmith in Social Services office as investigat?r. 8
2. NC State employment report filed. 10
3. William G. Roberson, appointed to New Hanover County Civil Service Commission, _replacing 1
L. L. Mills, deceased.
4. County Civil Service test for typist-clerk referred to Mr. Woody. 11
S. Board to consider a classification and salary for job of Civil Service employees. 2
6. Civil Service Bureau to interview for stenographer. 3
7. Received report from Employment Security Commission. 6
8. Vacancy on the County Civil Service Commission placed on agenda. 2
9. Mr. E. F. Pittman, appointed to County Civil Service Commission. ?
10. Approved request to advertise for assistant custodian. 3
11. Application for assistant custodian awarded to James S. Roberts. 4
12. Secretary to arrange for examination for employing a matron at tr?e Courthouse. 2
l3. Mrs. E. Stanley Knott, employed temporary as matron. (above) 2
Z4. Civil Service Commission report of County employees not been approved by Commission. 3
15. County Attorney and Dept. heads to work out solution. (above) 3
16. Community accelerated public works program report received. 10
I7. Mr. W. Leon Futrell, appointed member of County Civil Service Commis?2on. 5
31 1953 11 4??9
?6 1953 11 463
Ll 1954 11 479
4 1957 12 191
L7 1958 12 225
LO 1958 12 233
30 1958 12 273
L& ?959 Z2 3&?
2 1959 12 388
16 1959 12 397
ZO 1959 12 421
L9 1962 13 69
L9 1962 13 69
L9 1962 13 82
L9 1962 13 82
15 1962 13 164
ZO 1963 13 217
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MUBJECTEJOBSENCY PUBLIC SERVICE?
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SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD ?T OWEN i. YUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORTN GROLiNA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS .DATE MINUTE BOOK ,
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Approval of $9G,875 contract
2. budget amendment - $98,897
3. Approval of $39,990 contract
4. Approval of Add'1 $132,826
5. Acceptance of $41,581
6. County Mgr. authorized to accept add'1 funds
7. Extension of EJP Program
8. Approval to extend EJP program
9. Discussion of CETA Title II
10. Approval of request for CETA Title II Grant
11. Budget trans-CETA II and VI appropriate funds and budget additional funds
12. Budget amend. - CETA II and VI extend from 10/I/77 to 9/30/78
13. Discussion on additional Ceta positions
14. Approval recommendation for Ceta II posotions
15. CETA Title VI Plan for 1979
O1 20 1975 16 92
O1 20 1975 16 ?6
O1 27 1975 16 98
02 28 1975 16 124
03 21 1975 16 150
04 07 1975 16 159
08 25 1975 16 260
09 02 1 975 16 261
09 22 I97? 16 273
09 22 1975 16 273
07 18 1977 18 16-7
08 O1 I977 18 85
08 15 1977 18 90
09 06 1977 18 98
09 05 1978 18 275-76
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1. Write-off of uncollectible EMS Bills Ol 05 1981 18 742 :
2. Write-off of uncollectible EMS Bills 02 16 1981 18 765
3. Write-off of uncollectible EMS Bills 03 16 1981 18 781 '
4. Approval of EMS STudy Committee Recommendations 03 16 1981 18 786
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5. ?mergency Medical Service Central Dispatch (Ogden) • 03 16 1981 18 786
6. Write-off of uncollectible EMS Bills (Exhibit book VIII, Pg. 39) 05 18 1981 18 833
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7. Writeoff of uncollectible EMS bills 07 20 1981 18 889
8. Discussion of City of Wilmington EMS Contract 08 17 1981 18 904
9. Approval of EMS Agreement with City of Wilmington 09 08 1981 18 916
10. Writeoff of EMS Bills 12 21 1981 18 974
11. Approval of Pleasure Island Volunteer Rescue Squad EMS Contract 12 21 1981 18 975
12. Discussion on Hospital Assistance with EMS Collection 03 15 1982 19 36
13. Endorsement of application for Advanced Life Support System 04 19 1982 19 51 '
14. Discussion on EMS Advisory Council 04 19 1982 19 53
15. Appointment of Nellie Allen to Council 04 19 1982 19 54
16. Authorization to Write-Off uncollectible EMS Accounts 04 19- 1982 19 54
l?• EMS Advisory Council By-Laws 07 19 1982 19 114
18. Appointment of EMS Advisory Council 08 19 1982 19 125
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTERT ?ORSEMENTS =
xeG. u. s. County Indwcee Since 1888 To lowt? naro?s, Opln pt COTT A TO Z TAB INDEX
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1. Request by Cemm. Gottavi to endorse proposal for designation of Masonboro Island as an Area of Environmental 03 OZ 1981 18 777
Concern ,
2._ Endorsement of Housing authority section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Program 04 21 1981 18 813
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ S?U JECT ENER?Y ?
ae6. u. s. q?,? Counry Indezea Since 1888 ??o IOCON na?s? o?Mn at COTT b2 TA? IApEJI
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE M1NUiE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. County Manager requested to cut County's energy comsumption by l00
2. County Manager reported excellent results from depts re: Energy Conservation
3. Decision to write Congressmen expressing Board's feeling that unnecessary school bussing should be
stopped to conserve energy
4. Chm. requested to write letters RE: Energy Conservation
5. Relieving of Gen. Harriss of duties as County Energy Field agent
6. Designation of Chamber of Comm. Energy Task Force as NHC Energy Council
7. Letter to Richard L. Stanley re Energy Committee
8. Meeting in Ra?eigh by Co?. Harriss
9. Energy report & forecast
10. Discussion on proposed Energy Mobilization Board
11. Refusal of participation in Federal Emergency Building temperature restriction program
12. Acceptance of report from Energy Coordinator
13. Resolution-Authorizing feasibility study for Resource & Er..ergy Recovery facitity
14. ltequest for Nomination of Gen. Andrew Harriss for Vol. Award in the County's energy problems
15. CP&L Nuclear Plan Emergency Plan Reponse
16. Acceptance of Mr. Harriss' Energy Report 2/15/82
17. Energy Task Force Report
18.
11 05 1973 15 524
11 19 1973 15 528
11 19 1973 15 529
12 03 1973 15 537
04 16 1974 15 616
04 16 1974 15 616
O1 20 1975 16 ?5
12 18 1978 18 326
05 ?1 1979 18 412
10 )1 1979 18 489
11 05 1979 18 509
Ol 07 1980 18 i37
05 19 1980 18 ?00
06 16 198U 18 ?19
Ol 05 1981 18 744
02 15 1982 19 10
06 07 1982 19 80
INDE? TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Counf?, N. C. _?U JE T ENGINEERING DEPARTMEN!' `
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SOLD t1 OWEN i. OUNM, NEN ?ERN, NORTN GROLiNA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Additional Radio for O1 20 1969 14 291
2. Changing Building Permit Fee Schedules 10 U6 1969 14 3y3
3. Illness of Mr. John Wood, Electrical Inspector 10 06 1969 14 S96
4. Trailer Inspection 11 U3 1969 14 406
5. Transfer of funds - Building Insp. 04 20 1970 14 464
6. Transfer of Funds - E1ec. Inspector 04 20 1970 14 4b4
7. Building Inspector - Stationery and Supplies 04 20 1970 14 464
8. Transfer of Funds - Electrical Insp. 08 03 1970 14 551
9. Study coznmittee to study building electrical and plumbing codes 08 03 1970 14 519
10. Resolution adopting 1968 NC State Plumbing Code 08 03 1970 14 520
11. Plumbing code 08 03 1970 14 520
12. Appolintment Louis J. Smith, Plumbing Insp. 08 03 1970 14 520
13. Additional heZp - Insp. Office ? 10 19 1970 14 538
14. Delays in Inspection office 11 02 1970 14 542
15. Plumbing code 11 02 1970 14 543
16. Report of Building Code committee on use of plastic pipe by John Jefferies Ol 04 1971 14 563
17. Electrical Inspector request transfer of funds Travel to Stationary 02 O1 1971 14 571
18. Emergency pay for assistance plumbing inspector 02 15 1971 14 582
19. Widening of entrance to parking lot on Market Street 02 Ol 1971 14 579
20. Emergency pay for assistance Plumbing Inspector 02 15 1971 14 582
21. Tools and Supplies-Garage 03 O1 1971 14 589
22. Electrical Code 03 O1 1971 14 587
23. Plumbing Inspector-Military leave 03 O1 1971 14 588
24. Discussion of Position of Electrical Inspector 03 15 1971 14 589
25. Inspection Pamphlets 03 15 1971 14 592
26. ApprovaZ by building code council of county regulations 05 03 1971 14 625
27. Licensing of plumbers 05 17 1971 14 547
28. Licensing of plumbers 06 07 1971 14 655
29. Electrical fee schedule changes 06 07 1971 14 656
30. Licensing of plumbers 06 21 1971 14 661
31. Fines-Failing to obtain plumbing permits 09 07 1971 15 5
32. Proposed purchase low boy 10 04 1971 15 2Z
33. Minimum fee for plumbing inspections 11 15 1971 15 41
34. Operational cost of inspection o£fice 12 06 1971 15 53
35. Annual leave and sick leave Louis Smith 12 06 1971 15 51
36. Appropriation for office supplies O1 04 1972 15 62
37. Transfer of funds - Inspection Services Dept. 03 20 1972 15 93
38. Additional employee inspection office 04 17 1972 15 109
39. Appropriation - Inspection Office 05 O1 1972 15 119
40. Inspection fees 05 15 1972 15 130
41. Additional Clerical help 12 04 1972 15 278
42. Additional Clerical help I2 04 1972 IS 291
43. Budget Transfer - to acquire additonal gasoline for storage 06 lI 1979 18 425
44. County Engineer to go to Chicago for Waste Management Seminar 09 04 1979 18 473
45. Budget Amendment - stone & clay for landfill 11 05 1979 18 503
46. Budget Amendment - repiars to Mental Health Center for damages by fire 04 ?8 I980 18 573
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i,. BudgPt transfer to furnish funds for remainder of year
Z,? Budget Transfer to increase for long distance ca11s
3i? Budget Amendment to cover Phase I Contract Costs
4?: Position Transfer-Engineering Technician & request to hire Director of Er..gineering
5: Budget amendment-relocation expenses for director and facilities
6?. Budget amendment to cover expenses of Blue Clay Road Landfill site
7.° Budget amendment to appropriate anticipated revenues on tippling charge on garbage desposited in landfill
8. Budget amendment to cover cost of hiring director earlier than anticipated
9. Budget amendment, expenditures on out-of-county Iandfill investigations
10. Contra?t for disposal of dredge spoil material
lI. County Manager authorized to negotiate contract with George Campbell & Associates
12. Authorization for Chairman to Execute CP&L Right-of-way agreement
13. Barrier Islands Flood Insurance Proposed Regulations comments
14,. Engineering Department Budget Amendment
15. Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan Contract in connection with design of Landfill
,DAiE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
05 19 1980 18 598
06 16 1980 18 615
07 07 1980 18 634
07 28 1980 18 639
I2 OI 19?50 18 710
Ol 05 1981 18 738
02 16 1981 18 765
04 06 1981 18 797
06 Ol 198Z 18 845
07 20 1981 18 893
09 08 1981 18 920
09 21 1981 18 926
02 Ol 1982 I8 1000
03 15 1482 19 28
07 06 1982 19 110
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Initial discussion 07 16 1973 15 447
2. Discussion of Requiring 08 06 1973 15 466
3. Discussion of Requiring 08 20 1973 I5 476
4. Discussion of ordinance 10 O1 1973 15 503
5. Decision to hold public hearing 10 O1 1973 15 503
6. Public Hearing 10 15 1973 15 511
7. Appointment of Committee 11 19 1973 15 529
8. Discussion of 02 04 1974 15 575
9. Discuss3on of 02 18 1974 15 579
10. Appointment of Sue Hayes 06 17 1974 15 667
11. Suggestions tabled until 8/5/74 meeting 07 15 1974 15 680
12. Proposed projects 08 05 1974 15 692-
13. Discussion of EIO Committee 09 16 1974 15 719
14. Report from 10 07 1974 16 14
15. Invitation to Commissioners re growth policY 11 04 1974 16 42
16. Discussion of funding for FY 75/76 O1 20 ]975 16 88
I7. ?ppointment of Bill Grathwol, Steve Laufer, RmM. Cassidy, Louis Adcock, F? Mrs. W. W. Stanfield 02 17 1975 16 117
18. Resolution for purchase of Masonboro Island 02 17 1975 16 118
19. Sam Cox's replacement to be appointed 03 17 1975 16 149
20. Setting expriation dates for terms 04 07 1975 16 162
21. Appointment of Larry Goff 04 21 1975 16 180
22. Storm drainage policy referred to EIC OS 05 1975 16 190
23. Presentation of policy on development of NHC 05 19 1975 16 199
24. Reappointment of Herb McKim, Paul Gregory, Pau2 Denison F? Sue Hayes 05 19 1975 16 203
25. Appointment of Stanley A. Lipman and William N. Rose 07 07 1975 16 237
26. Presented storm drainage policy, development Plan for NHC and assignment of reviewing EIC Statements 09 15 1975 16 268
27. Appointment of M. H. Vaughan ?09 15 1975 16 268
28. Appt. of Art Bannon 02 02 1976 17 57
29. Discussion of Committee 08 02 1976 17 174
30. Report on the Impact of Septic Tanks on Shellfish Waters 05 17 1982 19 69
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?
N
C EA EN°??PA; PROTECTIOV
,
.
. _?A'fTER•
eec. u. s.
r?r OFFIGE ?L?- Counry Indexee Sinee 1888
? An Identifving Trade Mark To loeat? nam?s, Opl11 Ot
? SURNAME lNITIAL iA6 COTT A TO Z TAB INDEX
MI1DE ?Y THE COTT INDEX GONPANT. COLUMI{OS? OHIO
SOtD BY OWEN f+. DNNN CO., NEW BERN, N, G
NATUI?E OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MlNUTE BOOK ?'
?
Month
Day Year Vo1. Page
1. Discussion on workshop on Resource Recovery by New Hanover County Ol 05 1981 18 746
2. Acceptance of EPA Grant 07 07 1981 18 887
3. Comm. Gottovi requested Commissioners to endorse proposal to designate Masonboro Island as an AEC 04 06 1981 18 800
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Countt?? ?. U. ? MU JECT EROSION CONTROL?NTATICN
aEC. u. s. /??? County lndezee Since 1888 ? TO IoWb 6a11NS? Opt11 Ct COTT A•2 TA{ INpEX
v?r OFFICE C?E?:(..aT?c.R An ldentifyin& Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB M11DE BY THE COTT iNDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS. OH(0
SOLO ?Y OIIEN 0. YUNN, NEM ?ERN, MORTH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUiE BOOK ?
Month Day Year Vol. Page ?
1. Fort Fisher
2. Funds
3. Fort Fisher
4. Control
5. Shore Protection
6. Unincorporated Areas
7. Permit fee set at $25 per acre
8. Amendment to ORDINANCE
9. Amenament to Ordinance-tabled
10. Adoption of Ordinance
11. Resolution endorsing Carolina Beach assistance for Beach erosion
12. Carolina Beach Mayor requested release of $15,000 for erosion
13. Discussion on Public Hearing on erosion and sedimentation control ordinance amendment
14. Public Hearing to Consider Amendments to the Erosion & Sedimentation Ordinance Text (PP. 3& 7) by
substituting "New Hanover Soil and Water Conservation District" for "Lower Cape Fear Soil & Conservation
District."
O1 06 1964 13 279 `
O1 20 1964 13 283
03 02 1964 13 297
03 02 1964 13 297
04 09 1964 13 310 ?
07 06 1964 13 350
O1 20 1975 16 88
07 17 1978 18 249
08 07 1978 18 256-7
08 21 1978 18 265
Ol 05 1981 18 744
O1 19 1981 18 752
08 02 1982 19 129
09 07 ?982 19 149
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATT RT ROVRE? F EQUALIZATION ?`
? TO I?Cat? 1unIK? ?pM at COTT A-I TA? INOEX
rtec. u. s. County Inde:ee Since 1888 NIADE 6Y TNE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMIYS, OHIO
eer OFFICE ?,q?? AnldentiEyin?TradeMark SURNAME INRIAL TA!
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NEW BERN, N. C.
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BoOK `
Month Day Year Vol. Page !a
1. Wilmington Hilton and 1978 Bd. of E? R date 03 20 1978 18 183
1
I
I
I
. I
. ?;
INDE? TO COMMISSI?NERS MINUTES --- New Hanover Count?y
N
C MATT RT EXECUTIVE SESSION
,
.
. , `
aec. u. s. County lndezea Since 1888 To IOCafO naM2S, open a?
r?r OFFICE (w?? An Identifying Ttade Mari ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK s
NATURE OF PROC?EDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page '
?.
1. .
Board
went into Executive Session.
06 -
27 - ?
1899 .
6 ..
f,
304 ?;
i
2. Board went into Executive Session to discuss dismissing Recorder's Court Clerk Skipper. 02 03 1913 7 279 j
G
3.
Board
ruled in Executive Session to defer action on Recorder's Clerk.
02
03
1913
7 ;
2$0 ;'
?
4. Board went into executive session on courthouse annex and jail. 1 10 1924 8 278;.
S.
Board
went into executive session to open bids for courthouse annex and jail.
1
28
1924
8 ?,
279j?
?
6.
Board .
went into executive session to open bids for new jail cell work.
4
2I
1924
8 ?
292;,
7.
Board
went into executive session relative to bids for furniture for courthouse
annex. S
11
1925
8 ?;
339??
8. Board went into executive session relative to money for forest fire prevention. 2 5 1926 8 372;?
9. County Home Board went into executive session to open bids for County Home construction. 77 28 1926 8 394
10.
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count
N
C EXE?UTIVE SESSI°NS
M ?
?,
.
. _
U JE T
ae?. u. s. County Indeaes Since 1888 ? TO IOeat? ?omis? Op?n at
e?r OFFfCE ?.?iE???i. An IdentifYing Trade Mazk SURNAME INI7IAL TAY COTT A•2 TAt INOEX
1NADE BY THE COJT INDEX COMPANY. COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD tY ONEN i, pUNN, M fw 6ERN , NORiH GR OLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l.
I Land acquisition O1 06 1975 16 76
2. Comrnittee appointments and land acquisition O1 06 1975 16 83
3. Land acquisition O1 20 1975 16 96
4. Land acauisition OI 27 I975 16 98
5. Committee appointments and personnel 02 03 1975 16 107
6. Land acquisition 02 17 1975 16 119
7. Land acquisition 02 28 1975 16 123
; 8. Personnel 03 03 1975 16 135
9. Personnel F? Committee appointments 03 17 1975 16 149
10. Land acquisition 04 07 1975 16 164
11. Land acquisition 04 10 1975 16 165
12. Committee appointments 04 21 1975 16 181
13. Personnel 04 28 1975 16 184
14. Land acauisition 05 05 1975 16 192
i
; I5.
Personnel and Committee appointments
05
05
1975
16
193
16.
f Land acquisition and committee appointments Q5 12 1975 16 197
I7. Committee appointments, personnel and land acauisition 05 19 1975 16 203
18. Litigation 05 26 1975 16 206
19. Land acquisition and lawyer/client relations 06 09 1975 16 219
20. Personnel and committee appointments 06 I6 1975 16 227
21. Lawyer/client relations and land acc?uisition 06 23 1975 16 230
22. Personnel 06 30 1975 16 234
23. Personnel, committee appointments and lawyer/client relations 07 07 1975 16 23b
24. Personnel 07 21 1975 16 245
25. Airport lease agreement and committee appointmen?s 09 02 1975 Z6 263
. i 26. Committee appointments 09 08 1975 16 266
. 27. Committee appointments 09 15 1975 16 271
i
; 28.
Committee appointments and personnel
09
22
1975
16
273
29. Committee appointments 09 29 1975 16 276
30. Land acquisition for hospital discussion w/Michael C. $rown 11 03 1975 16 296
31. Committee appointments I2 O1 1975 17 19
32. Committee appointments 12 08 1975 17 23
33. Tabling land acquisition 12 22 1975 17 33
34. Executive session to discuss land acauisition, personnel ? Committee attps. 02 02 1976 17 57
? 35. Discuss land acquisition ? Commt. Attps. Ol 19 1976 17 47
36. Discuss land acquisition O1 05 1976 17 42
37. Discuss right of way for Laney/Trask schools sewer line 02 11 1976 17 58
38. Discuss land acquisition lawer/client relations and comm. appts. 02 16 1976 17 68
39. Discuss personnel and committee appts. 03 O1 1976 17 77
40. Discuss committee appts. 04 05 1976 17 99
41. Discuss committee appts. 05 17 1976 17 128
I 42. Discuss committee appts. 06 21 1976 17 155
43. Discuss attorney/client matters 06 30 1976 17 158
44. Executive session 03 15 1976 17 87
45. Executive session 04 20 1976 17 112
46. Executive session - committee appts. 07 Ob 1976 17 161
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County
N. C. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS
MU
E
, _
BJ
CT `
a?o. u. s. '???" County Indezea Sincc 1888 ? To IotptO tlOmts? o?Np Yf
r?r OFFICE ?i:LOr-?i .?n Idenafying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTi A•2 T?? INpEX
NIADE BY THE COTT INOEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHtO
SOLD lY OWEN ?, pYNM, N E4 ?ERN , MORTH GR OLINA
? NATURE OF PROCEED(NGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
?. Month Day Year Vot. Page
1: Executive session - Atty./C?ient 07 19 1976 17 L65
2. Atty./Client matters 07 28 1976 17 166.
3i Executive session - personnel 08 02 1976 17 L74
4?; Atty/Client matters 08 11 1976 17 175
5: Executive session - committee appts. 09 07 1976 17 191
6,? Executive session - personnel 10 25 1976 17 222
7; Executive session - atty/client matters 11 0? 1976 17 229
8? Executive session - atty/client F? commt. appts. 12 20 1976 17 252
9. Committee appointments O1 04 1977 17 256
10. Attorney Lennon Ol 27 1977 17 270
11. Committee appts. F? Attorney/Client 02 07 I977 17 281
12. Land Acquisitian 02 21 ?977 17 290
13. Land Acquisition $ Attorney/Client and Committee appts. 03 07 1977 17 300
14. Land acquisition and Committee appts. 03 28 1977 18 9
15. Commt. Appts. 05 02 1977 18 31
16. Commt. Appts. 05 16 1977 18 36
17, Commt. Appts. 05 16 1977 18 40
18, Attorney/Client and Commt. Appts. 06 06 1977 18 52
19. Discuss City/County prop. 304 Wooster St. 06 ZO 1977 18 58
20, Discuss committee appts F? Personnel Matters 06 20 1977 18 Ci2
21. Discuss atty/client matters 07 05 1977 18 71
22. Committee appts. $ personnel 07 18 1977 18 79
23. Committee appts. F? attorney/client matters 08 O1 1977 18 85
24. Committee appts. 09 06 1977 18 99
25. Committee appts. 09 19 1977 18 106
26. Executive Session - Commi?tee appts. 10 03 1977 18 113
27. Committee appts. and personnel 10 I7 1977 18 120
28. Land acauisition 11 07 1977 18 130
29. Attorney/Client, Land Acquisition and committee appts. 11 21 1977 18 139
30. Committee appts $ personnel matters 12 05 1977 18 145
31. Land acquisition F? Committee appts. 12 19 1977 18 152
32. Land acquisition and personnel matters O1 03 1978 18 157
33. Committee appts. and personnel O1 16 1978 18 161
34. Personnel O1 23 1978 18 163
35. Land acquisition and committee appts. 02 06 1978 18 171
36. Land acquisition and committee appts. 02 20 1978 18 176
37. Land acquisition and committee appts. 03 06 1978 18 181
38. Committee appointments 03 20 1978 18 186
39. Executive session 04 03 1978 18 192
40. Acquisition of land 04 10 1978 18 193
41. Executive Session 04 17 1978 18 196
42 Executive Session-personnel, land acquisition & committee appointments 05 Ol 1978 ?8 204
43 Executive Session-Land Acquisition-Library site 05 04 197$ 18 205
44 Executive Session-Land Acquisition-Library Site 05 10 1978 18 205-6
45 Land Acquisition, & personnel 05 15 1978 18 214
46 Land acquisition & personnel 06 05 1978 18 223
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover C
t T EXECUTIVE SESSION
N
C
oun
y, .
. _ MATTER `
aec. u. s. Counry lndezes Since 1888 TO I?N ?m?f, ?pM ?t
PAi OFFICE ?qi? An [dentiEyin? Trade Merk SURNAMt INRIAL TA? COTT MZ TA{ INCEX
MAD6 !Y THE COTT INDEX COlNPANY, COLUADYS, ON10
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NE W BERN, N.' C.
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Personnel and Land acquisition 06 12 1978 18 224
2. Land acquisition OS 25 1978 18 215?6
3. Land acquisition and committee appointments 06 19 I978 18 234
?
4.
Committee ap.pointments & Land acquisition
07
03
1978
18 a
246
5. Committee appointments 07 L7 I978 18 252 "y
6. Committee appointments & Personnel 08 )7 1978 18 260
7. Eyster Matter 08 09 1978 18 262
,?
8. Tentative litigation w/Dr. Finger & HealthBcard 08 Z6 1978 18 262-3 `
9. Land acquisition, personnel, Committee Appointments and Atty/Client matters 08 ?1 197$ 18 267
10. Land Acquisition 09 05 1978 18 272
11. Personnel Matters & Possible Litigation 10 02 1978 18 288
12. Committee appointments & land acquisition 10 L6 1978 1$ 294
13. Committee appointments & Personnel matters 11 06 1978 18 302
14. Committee appointments & land acquisition 11 ?0 1978 18 309
15. Land Acquisition 11 ?8 1978 18 310
16. CDBG Bonds - Flemington 12 J4 1978 18 316
17. Committee Appointments & Land Acquisition 12 ?4 1978 I8 319
18. Committee Appointments 12 t8 1978 18 327
lg? Discussion of personnel matters O1 ?2 1979 18 336
20. Discussion - land acquisition & personnel matters O1 02 1979 18 345
21. Discussion - personnel matters, land acquisition, & litigation 02 05 1979 18 354
22, Discussion - committee appointments, personnel matters & litigation 02 19 1979 18 363
23, Discussion - cammittee appointments 05 05 I979 18 369
24. Discussion - land acquisition & committee appointments 03 19 1979 I8 375
25. Discussion - land acquisition 04 02 1979 18 385
26. Discussion - land acquisition & possible litigation 04 17 Z979 18 391
27. Discussion of land acquisition & litigation 05 Q7 1979 18 404
28. Discussion of land acquisition & committee appointments 05 21 1979 18 413
29. Discussion - committee appointments & land acquisition 06 04 1979 18 423
30. Discussion - litigation & committee appointments 06 18 1979 18 432
31. Discussion - possible litigation & personnel matters 07 02 1979 18 444
32. Discussion - appointments 07 23 1979 18 451
33. Discussion - appointments 08 06 1979 18 459
34. IIiscussion - appointments & personnel matters 08 20 1979 18 465
35. Discussion - possible litigation & committee appointments 09 04 1979 18 ?33
36.
Discussion - personnel matters & litigation .
10
O1
1979
18
491
37. Discussion - appointments - 10 15 1979 18 498
Discussion of litigation w/representatives from N.C. Attorney General's office, Div, of Health Services,
38. N. C. Solid & Hazardous Waste Division, N.H. Health Dept. & New Hanover County Engineer 11 05 1979 18 509
39. Discussion of litigation re: Law Enforcement Center 11 19 1979 18 513
4Q. Discussion of litigation re: Flemington 12 10 1979 18 523
41. Discussion of personnel matters 09 26 1980 18 668
42. Discussion of personnel matters 09 29 1980 18 668
43. Discussion of law enforcement cente litigation matters with Attorney Lennon 10 06 1980 18 673
44. Discuss legal matter with County Attorney 10 06 1980 18 681
45. Discuss litigation 10 20 1980 18 689
46. Discuss personnel matters 11 03 19$0 18 701
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover ?'XECUTTVE SESSION
Count
C
N
y,
.
. , MATTER: `
? Te I?eab nanl?s, ?pM it
xcc. u. s. "'???? County Indezee Since 1888
PAT OFFICE ?.yi7.??T?-y? An [denNfying Trade Mark SURNAYE INITIAL TAO COTT A-Z 1At fNOEX
MADE 6Y THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMYUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NEW BERH, N. C.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Dny Year Vol. Page
l. Di?cu?s committee appointments and litigation matters lI L7 1980 18 708
2, Discuss committee appointments 12 15 1980 18 736
3?p Executive Session to discuss personnel matters and committee appointments 08 17 1981 18 906
??
4,9? Executive Session to discuss personnel matters and committee appointments
08
17
1981
18 .
908
5. SExecutive Session to discuss contractual relations and committee appointments
? 09 08 1981 18 920
r
6. Executive Session to discuss contractural matters and personnel
09
21
1981
18
929
7.i?To discuss contract negotiations and legal matters concerning it
?y 09 21 19$1 18 929
8.','sTo discuss Committee Appointments 10 19 1981 18 944
9. To discuss contractural tnatters and litigation 11 02 198I 18 954
10. To discuss legal matters 11 21 1981 18 955
11. To discuss contractual matters and easement acquisitions.
12. Discussion of legal matters
13. Discuss committee appointments
14. Discuss litigation matters and committee appointments
Discuss with Architect and Contractor for Law Enforcement Center validity of claim against County and
15. also discuss personnel matters
16, To discuss attorney/client matters and committee appointments
17. To discuss attorney/client matters and personnel matters
18. Executive Session - to discuss attorney/client matters and land acquisition
19. To discuss land acquisition
20. Land Acquisition discussion with Steve Royal, Tax Admin. & Ed Hilton, Dir. of Engineering
21. Discussion on land acquisition with Steve Royal and Robert Contwell
22. Discuss personnel matters and litigation
23. Discuss attorney/client matters
24. Discuss personnel matters, committee appointments, litigation and contractual matters
25. To discuss land acquisition and personnel matters
26. Executive Session to discuss personnel
27. To discuss personnel inatters and litigation
28. To discuss personnel matters
29. Executive Session
30. Executive Session to discuss litigation and committee appointments
3I. EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR LAND ACQUISITION FOR SCHOOL BOARD
32. Executive Session for County Attorney to report on a Iitigation matter
33. Executive Session to discuss concern about the Airport Mgr. - relationship with Talbert-Cox.
34. Executive Session to discuss possible litigation
35. Executive Session
36. Executive Session to discuss a legal metter.
37. Executive Session for attorney/client consultation relating to potential and pending litigation.
38. Executive Session
39.Executive Session to discuss personnel matters
40. Executive Session to discuss Land Acquisition (SEACOR)
41 To discuss personal matter
11 lb 1981 18 959
abov? d?tes out of ?rder
Ol 05 1981 18 746
O1 19 1981 18 753
02 02 1981 18 763
03 02 1981 18 778
03 16 1981 18 789
04 06 1981 18 806
04 21 1981 18 814
05 04 1981 18 832
05 13 1981 18 832
05 18 1981 ?8 834
05 18 1981 18 842
05 27 1981 18 842
06 ?l 1981 18 857
06 OS 1981 18 861
06 15 1981 18 688
07 07 1981 18 887
07 20 1981 18 893
08 03 1981 18 899
see ':op of page for 8/17 - 11/16
12 21 1981 18 979
11 04 1981 18 955 ?
Ol 18 1982 18 99I
02 Ol 1982 18 1000
02 L5 1982 19 14
03 ?l 1982 19 26
03 15 1982 19 37
04 05 1982 19 47
05 03 1982 19 64
05 17 1982 19 72
k9 94 1982 19 168
11 15 1982 19 191