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INDEX TO COMMI????ONERS M?N?TTES - N?w I?anover JAIL
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G.P. Rouke appointed Jailer of New Hanover County.
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Committee to repair Courthouse and to contract to repair Jail.
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3.?? W.E. Freeman elected County Physician to attend Work House, Poor House and Jail. i; ?08
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Anthony Howe presented bill for repairing Jail and it was approved.
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Committee appointed to examine condition of basement of Jail for use in storing provisions for
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6.E Committee to examine basement of Jail reported that it would be feasible to repair and use. ?. 08 21 1868;?
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7.?? Committee empowered to contract to repair basement of Jail. ' 08 21 1868??
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Chairman authorized to procure padlock for Jail and make any necessary repairs.
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1868;?
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28
9. ; Bill from C.H. French for services furnished Jail approved. y 08 26 1868;a 1 28 ?
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Bill from Huggins for provisions for Jail approved.
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11. ;Bills from E.A. Anderson for medical services for Jail approved.
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12. . Increase of fees for prisoners in Jail passed. ,. 08 2? 1868. 1 30
13.., Order made to procure spiritous liquors for the Jail. . 09 16 1868?; 1 45
14.;, Bi11 for work on Jail from Henry Green approved. : 09 ll 1868' 1 47
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' Fees for prisioner at Jail established. , 09 17 1868?? 1 47
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16.,; Blankets to be purchased for Jail. 09 17 1868??' 1 47
ll.:; Bill for work at Jail from Anthony Howe approved. „ 09 18 1868.? 1 49
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Blankets for Jail ordered.
09
19
1868,?
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Bill for supplies for Jail approved as received from R.S. Waldron.
? 09
23
1868,?;
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Ticking for mattresses bought.
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1868?;
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21. ; Rules for use of Jail by New Brunswick County established. „ 09 29 1868s
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Lime to be ordered for the Jai1.
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` Ticking for Jail purchased. , 10 07 1868;; 1 64 F?
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Bill for services as warden of Jail from Geor?e Peck approved.
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25.;; Bill for mattresses for Jail from Stephen Keyes approved. , 10 09 1868?; 1 67 ??
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26.;? Bill received for ticking used in Jail from R.S. Waldron. ;; 10 13 186&,? 1 70 ?
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Bills for warden and assistant warden approved for W.S. Larkins.
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21
1868?
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28.;; Consultations made about services for Dr. Freeman at Jail. ;, 11 02 1868;
. 1 93 ??
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29.,;
?. Bill for medicines and services at Jail approved for Dr. W.E, Freeman. r. 11 02 1868;;
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30.??' Re?pairs on Jail authorized. ?? 11 14 1868?N 1 119 ??
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Sick at Jail to be reported to Chairman of Board who will secure medical attendance.
; 11
27
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127 s
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Medical bill for Jail from Dr. W.E. Freeman approved.
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28
1868'.
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131 ;
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33.;; Purchase for blankets for Jail authorized. 12 14 1868? 1 141 ??
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34.,? Bill for repairs on Jail from Hart & Bailey approved. „ 12 22 1868; 1 144 ?;
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35.:, Supplies for Jailer ordered. 12 29 1868„ i 151 E?
36.;, Medical bill for Jail from Dr. W.E. Freeman approved. „ O1 02 1869,, 1 153 t?
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Bill for blankets for Jail from R,S. Waldron approved.
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, Sheriff authorized to procure pans for Jail. O1 ??7 1869.; 1 156 F;
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39.k; Bill for work on Jail from James Richerson a?pproved. „ Ol 07 1869„ 1 157 ??
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`, Bill for Jail supplies from E.T. Hancock approved. „ O1 11 1869., 1 160 ?
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Bill for hardware for Jail from James Richerson approved.
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11
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Bill for medical attendance at Jail from Dr. J.E. Winants approved.
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44. i, Jail's uqedical bill from Dr. Winants trimmed. , O1 12 1869,¢ 1 163 `
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? Letter from Mr. French filed. Ol 12 1869'',
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INDE? TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: JAIL `
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l. Dr. Winants appointed to serve at Jail. O1 25 1$69?a 1 169 ;
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2. Bill from A.S Waldron for Jail supplies approved. ,, 02 O1 1869r? 1 175 :
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3. Medical bill from J.E. Winants for Jail approved. 02 O1 1869;a 1 175 `
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4, Jail supplies bill from A.H. Neff approved. ; 02 02 1869E; 1 177 w?
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Bill for provisions for Jai1 from George Myers approved.
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6. Report from Jazl visit received. ;, 02 18 1869?ry 1 186 pt
.7.? Bill for Jail provisions from J.W. Schenck approved. „ 03 04 1869:,
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8.y Jail's account approved. „ 03 04 1869;; 1 195 „
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. Matter o? prisoners of Jail referrec? to Committee on Poor House. , 03 11 1869. 1 196 ,
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ZO.E; Bi11 for capture of Saby Howard, escapee from Jail, approved. 03 27 ?869., 1 202 .;
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11,'0 Bill for medzcal services for Jail from Dr. Winants approved.
12. Bi11 for supplies for Jai1 from Dr. Winants approved.
13. Jail's accounts from J.W, Schenck approved.
14. Bill for merchandise for Jail from A,H. Neff approved.
15. Bill for merchandise for Jail from F,F. Frenctz approved.
16. Jail fees from J.W. Schenck approved.
17. Bill for merchandise for Jail from R. Waldron and James Wilson approved.
18. ? Bill for work on Jai1 from Charles and David Mallett approved.
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19.? Schedule for visiting Jail by County Physician set.
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20.? Jail's account from J.W. Schenck approved,
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21.?; Dr. Winants's bill for visiting Jai1 approved.
22.?? Bills for watching Jail approved for Champion Eilers, George Guyer, Edward Davis and Ely Currie
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23.?? County Physician to examine condition of inmates in Jail.
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24.;? Reports from visit to Jail and Work House filed.
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25.?? Bill for Jail repairs from Charles Mallett approved.
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26.(? Jai1's account from J.W. Schenc? approved.
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27.r? Bill for merchandise for Jail from James Wilson approved.
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28.?? Work bill for Jail from Hart &?Bailey approved.
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29.s? Jail.'s medical bill for July and August from Dr. Winants approved.
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30.?? Bill for Jail's merchandise from R,S, Waldron approved.
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31.yj Sheriff's Jazl fees approved.
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32;; Bill for merchandise for Jail from R,S. Waldron approved.
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33.?? Bi11 for Robeson County prisoner at Jail received.
34.?g Bill for support of Jail prisoners approved.
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35.;w Medical bill for Jail from Dr. Winants approved.
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36.,.`? Repair bill for Jail from Sutton & Childs approved.
37.?; Ordered purchase of stove for Jail.
38.s? Medz?al bill for ,TaiZ from Dr. Winants approved. __ _ .. _ _ ,
39.?g' Bill for Jail prisoners approved.
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40.?j Medical bill for Jail from Dr. Winants approved.
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4Z.?? Medical bill for Jai1 from Dr. King approved.
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42.' Bill ?rom Dr. Winants for medical services for Jail approved.
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43.j? Bi11 for Jail merchandise from R.S. Waldron approved.
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44.? Bi1I for Jai1 merchandise from R.S. Waldron approved.
45.g Medical bill for Jail from Dr. Winants approved.
46.?? Bill from J.H. Chadbourn for lumber for Jail approved.
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Clerk to Board to advertise for proposals for medical
attendance and medicines for the Jail.
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09 i?
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409
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Dr. Winants to attend Jail until March
l, 1870.
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09 t
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3.?9 Jail bill from R.S. Waldron approved. .?3 07 1870kp 1 413
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Medical bill for Jail approved.
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Sheriff to employ physician to attend Jail.
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Bill from A.H. Neff for Jail approved.
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? Bill from R.S. Waldron for Jail approved. ; 04
8.;y Bills for the Jail from R.S. Waldron approved. ; 05
9. ; Bill for Jail from Sheriff Schenck approved. 06
10. : Medical bill from Dr. Love for Jail approved. , 06
11. Bill for stove and broom approved. . 06
12.,, Bill for Jail from Sheriff Schenck approveci. „ ??
13. Bill for bricks for Jail from S. Van Amringe approved. „ 07
14. , Supplies for Jail approved. 08
15., Bill for Jail 's merchandise from R.S. Waldron approved. 08
16.' Bill for material and brick for Jail from J.W, Schenck, Jr. approved. ?8
17.„ Bill for Jail's merchandise from A.H. Neff approved. ,? 08
18. Jail fees from J.W. Schenck approved. 09
19. ; Amount set for maintaining prisoners at Jail. (See SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT) , 09
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20.;;
Jail's fees from Sheriff Schenck approved.
„ 12
21. ?, Dr. Love's medical bill for Jail approved. 12
22.,, Repairs for Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings. ,? 12
23.';;
, Proposals to be received for medical attendance at Jail. ., 12
24... Commissioners may reject any or all bids for medical attendance. . 12
25.,? Bill for Jail repairs from Anthony Howe approved. „ 12
26.', Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. „ 12
27.;a Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. :: ?Z
28. Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. ,; 03
29.,; Sheriff's request for blankets and mattresses for Jail referred to Public Buildings Committee. .. 03
30.„; Report approved for purchase of blankets and mattresses for Jail. ' 04
31. ; Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. ,. 04
32.,; Bi11 for cleaning cistern at Jail from J.W. Schenck, Jr. approved. , 04
33..; Sheriff requested increase in fees for prisoners' support, but Board rejected the request. , 04
34.., Sheriff requested Jail wa11 be built higher so objects cannot be thrown in windows. (See SHERIFF'S DEPT.) , 04
35.' Sheriff petitioned for necessary clothes for prisoners in Jail. 05
36._, A.H, Neff's bill for work at Jail approved. 06
37. ? Bill for clothing for Jail prisoners approved. 06
38.` Sheriff Schenck's Jail account accepted. 06
39. ; Sheriff Schenck's.bill for Jail expenses approved, 06
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Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved.
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41.,; Bi11 for clothing for Jail prisoners from S. Bear & Bros. approved. .: 07
42.;q Elias Wilson's bill for services at Jail approved. ,', 07
43.., Bil1 for Jail supplies from Sheriff Schenck approved. 08
44.., Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. ?$
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„q Julia Bourdeaux declared insane and in Jail, ordered she be sent to City Hospital. . 08
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Report on condition of Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings.
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2. Committee on Public Buildings has until next meeting to submit plans for Jail's improvements. 10 02 1871P 2 225 ??
3. Jail fees set. 10 02 1871'?? 2 226 `,
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4. SoI Bear & Bros.' bill for Jai1 supplies approved. :, 10 02 I871? Z 227 f'
,5. Committee on Public Buildings given more time to report on Jail improvements. , 10 07 1871 2 229 X?
6.k James Lane's Jail bill approved. , 11 07 1871,, 2 241 ?'
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,7.? Board granted Sheriff's request for padlocks for Jail. 12 11 1871 2 249 ?
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8.;? Bills from W. Bellamy, Sol Bear & Bros. and E.G. Barker for Jail approved. , O1 02 1872: Z 278 ,?
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Cornmittee on Public Buildings to repair turrets on Jail.
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10.?? Proposals for medical attendance at Jail wil.l be accepted by Register of Deeds until Jan. Z5. O1 08 1872 2 282
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Contract for medical attendance for Jail awarded A.E. Wright.
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i Sheriff Schenck's Jail fees approved. 02
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George Merrick's Jail bill approved along with J. Neff's.
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15. Grand Jury reports condition of Jail unsafe. „ 02
16. Board ordered immediate repairs to be made on Jail or a new Jail constructed. 02
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17.?
Committee on Public Buildings and a com?petent builder are to report on most economical way to repair Jail.
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18.? Board received report on Jail, action to await next meeting. , 03
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Matter of Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings. ,
03
,20.?? Committee on Public Buildings given more time for Jail repairs, but holes in third story to be plugged up.;. 04
21.??
P; Bill for brooms for Jail allowed George Myers. , 09
22.,;
? Request from Jailer Nash for cooking stove for Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings. , 09
23.i Committee on Public Buildings reports Jail needs cooking stove. , 09
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,24.?? Committee on Public Buildings to ascertain cost of heating Jail during winter. „ 09
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Board filed report from Committee on Public on Public Buildings on improvements on Jail at Register's.
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Committee on Public Buildings reported it ordered stove for Jail and is having new floor laid in kitchen. ,
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Committee on Public Buildings reports efforts to heat and ventilate cells being made.
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,28.?? Committee on Public Buildings reports new Jail is needed since present one is so dilapidated.
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,29.? Committee on Public Buildings recommends sash be put in windows, tower on top of Jail be repaired?and
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'" washing arrangements be repaired.
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,30.i? Bill from Anthony Howe for repairs on Jail approved. 10
.31.?? Bill from Jail?r Nash approved. . 10
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Jailer Nash's account approved.
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33.?
Jail's account from Sheriff Morris approved.
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34.??,
;. Letter from Grand Sury concerning condition of lail filed, (See JURY) 11
35..? Committee on Public Buildings to visit Jail and provide bedding and heating and floor over cells if needed. 11
36.'? Committee on Public Buildings ordered bedding for Jail. 11
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37.?; Committee ordered heater for second story with registers in third story of Jail. 11
38.i?
, ?? Committee reco?nends inside window grates be removed from Jail windows.
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39.`? Committee recommends employment of a night guard to patrol corridors and cells and regulate heating unit. 11
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Committee recommends wood bed frames be built within iron work and placed in each cell.
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Duncan Holmes appointed night guard for Jail at $30.00 per month.
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Jail's account from Sheriff Black approved.
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43.?? Committee on Public Buildings recommends new sashes and repairs on old in windows in Jail.
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44.'? Committee on Public Buildings recommends cost of bed frames be authorized.
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45.E Bill from Sol Bear & Bros. for Jail approved.
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DATE '' MINUTE BOOK ?
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?Sheriff to adopt some stated uniform for prisoners.
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;Comrnittee to purchase necessary articles for cleaning Jail and putting drains and water pipes in order.
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3. yBills from Elvin Artis and Tripler Childs for Jail improvements approved. 12 02 1872ha 2 403 `
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from Parker & Taylor for Jail improvements approved.
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6.;9Bi11 from Worth & Worth for Iime for Jai1 approved. „ 12 02 1872;; 2 403 ??
7. ` Bill from Sol Bear & Bros. for clothing for Jail approved. 12
8... Bil1 from A.R. Black for material for Jail approved. 12
9. BfZ? from Trip?er Chi?ds for heating vnit for Jail approved. ?, 12
10. Pump at Jail to be repaired or new one ordered by Cotrunittee on Public Buildings. 12
11. Water and sewer pipes to be put in order by Committee on Public Buildings. 12
12. Committee on Public Buildings to order forty suits of clothing, all the same, for Jail's prisoners. 12
13.. Matter of duties of night watchman at Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings. 12
14. Bi11 from Duncan Holmes as night watchman at Jail approved. 12
15. , Duncan Holmes resigned as night janitor at Jail. 12
16. ? Bill for Jail's fuel from J.M. Stanaland approved. 12
17. Bill for repairs on Jail from Elvin Artis approved. 12
18.,, Claim of Sol Nash not allowed for keeping fires at Jail. Ol
19. Board amended motion on Jail fees and referred this to a special committee. Ol
, 20. .Bi11 from W.H. Dart for Jail's improvements approved. Ol
21. Bill from Edward Kidder & Sons for Jail's improvements approved. Ol
, 22. ,, Jail's fees from A.H. Morris of the Deputy's staff approved. O1
, 23. ,;Bi11 from Dr. Wright for medical services for Jail approved. Ol
24.
? More time given committee on Jail's fees. O1
', 25. ;Board received Dr. A,E, Wright's bid to furnish medicines and medical supplies to Jail 02
I'I 26. ,,Dr. Wright employed as physician for the Jail at $150.00 per annum. 02
? 27. :Bills from William Love, Elvin Artis, J.S. Williams, J.M. Stanaland and Sol Bear & Bros. for Jail approved. 02
28.
? ? Bills from Richard Stewart, George Barker & Co. and Sol Bear & Bros. for Jail approved.
. 03
, ,
29.
.Bill from Duncan Holmes, watchman for Jail, approved.
03
I 30. Clothing bill from A.H. Morris for Jail approved. 04
' 31. Committee to receive bids for painting Jail. 04
32. Bill from James Stevenson for Jail approved. 05
33. John Parker awarded contract to paint Jail at $192. 05
I 34. Bill from John Parker for Jail approved. - 06
i? ? 35. .Jail bills from W.H. Dart, Joseph Keen, Sol Bear & Bros.and Anthony Howe approved, pages 84-85. 07
36. Attorney's opinion sought on liability of Duplin County in employing a guard for Duplin County prisoners 07
, being held in this County.
37. Matter of paying guard for watching prisoners from Duplin County deferred. 08
38. ,"Bills from John Aulines, G.H.W. Runge, S.A. Carrie, and George A. Peck for Jail approved, pages 91 and 93. , 08
39. .;Bills from George Barker & Co, Dawson, Teil & Henning, Neil Gerken and William Jackson for Jail approved. . 08
40. "Bills from Frederick Brown and Sol Bear & Bros. for clothing for Jail inmates approved. 10
' 41. Bill from Sheriff Black for Jail approved. 10
42. Bi11 from W.H. Dart for repairs on Jail approved. 11
43. Bills from Sol Bear & Bros. and A.R. Black for clothing for Jail approved. 11
44. .,Bill from A.R. Black for Jail approved. 11
45. iGeorge Flack to ascertain amounts owed by Duplin, $laden, Brunswick, Columbus and Sampson Counties.
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l. George Flack to collect from various counties oweing New Hanover for keeping and trials of prisoners from ' 11 12 1873 =. 3 143 iy
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these counties.
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2. Board granted Sheriff Black's request for a guard at Jail if he is not paid more that $1.00 a night. 11 15 1873 ;' 3 145 ?
3. Bills from Worth and Worth, Mordaca Batson and Sheriff Black for prisoners at Jail approved., pages 151-5? 12 02 1873 s; 3 151 ?
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4.?
Bills from Sheriff Black, J.A. Springer, Sol Bear & Bros., C.A. Shear, and F.W. Heyer for Jail approved.
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168 ?
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5. Bills from Wilmington Gas Light Co., Handy Jones and M.M. Katz for gas and clothing at Jail approved. O1 ?5 1874 ;? 3 169 .
6. Bill from Dawson Tell Hemming for prisoners at Jail approved. 02 D2 1874 ;? 3 174 ^,
7.,
? Bills from George Myers, Sheriff Black and J.A. Springer for Jail approved. 02 ?2 1874 ?, 3 174
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8.??
y Dr. Winants to be retained as physician to Jail on same terms and same rate as for 1873. 03 ?5 1874 „ 3 191 .
9.;? Petition of Alexander Bryant for position of night watchman at Jail laid over. 09 L2 1874 3 257
10 „
?t Request of G.H. West for position of County Physician for Jail laid over. 09 t5 1874 3 259
11.;?
? Request for position of watchman of Jail laid over. 09 L5 1874 3 259
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12?
? Referred application of Duke Bryan for Jail watchman. 09 L6 1874 3 261
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13.?
J.J. Oneil elected Jail watchman.
09
16
1874 „
3
262 ,
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Chairman to attend to supplies for A.H. Moore for Jail.
,09
Z3
1874
3
263 II
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15.;?
Sheriff allowed 40? per diem for maintaining each Jail prisoner.
.09
?4
1874 ,
3
264 .
16H6 Bills from Sheriff Black and S.H. Manning for Jail prisoners' account approved. ,10 ?6 1874 „ 3 266 „ ?
17`? Application of S.H. Manning for Jail supplies referred to Chairman. 10 ?7 1874 3 267
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18.?8
8
Application received from persons in Jail concerning their treatment.
10
24
1874
3
270
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19.?? Board to visit Jail as a group to investigate complaints. 10 ?4 187/? 3 270 ,
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20.?9
Bills from Handy Jones, Hart, Bailey & Co. and Gibson Payne for Jail`s account approved.
11
?2
1874
3
273
21,i Bills from John Orrell and Jo?in Mashburn for Jail`s account approved. 11 ?2 1874 3 274
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22;? Committee on Public Buildings to ascertain necessity of night watchman at Jail. 11 L6 1874 3 279
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23?? Request for pay increase by John Orrell, Jail watchman, referred to Comm. on Public Buildings. 11 16 1874 3 279 ?
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Bills from August Morris, N. Jacobi and Saron & Rhinstern for Jail's account approved.
12
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1874
3
281
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Pay increase for Jail's watchman, John Orrell, not granted.
12
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I_4
1874
3
288
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26i?
?i Committee on Public Buildings recommends lights put in Jail window and clothing and bedding for prisoners. Ol ?5 1875 3 290 ? '
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` Bill from B.D. Morrell for erecting a gallows granted. Ol ?5 1875 3 291
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Bill from E. Wescott for Jail's account approved.
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1875
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291 ?
29;`
? z? Bills from R. Scott, John Orrell, N. Jacobi, Sol Bear & Bros. and B.D. Morrell for Jail's account approved Ol ?5 1875 "
„ 3 292
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30.??
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Request from J.C. Smith for articles for Jail referred to Chairman.
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02
?2
1875
3
295
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31??
Committee appointed to investigate escape of prisoners from Jail.
02
?2
1875 „
3
297
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,32.??
Bills from Thomas White, Sol Bear & Bros. J.J. Orrell, S.S. Yopp and O.G. Parsley for Jail approved.
02
?2
1875 ..
3
298 .
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33.?;
Bills from P. Newman, J. Jones, J. Davis, S.H. Manning, and William Johnson for Jail approved.
03
?5
1875
3
308 '
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34.-;
;; Bills from J.J. Orre11, S.H. Manning, Henry Price and Nanthan .Iacobi for Jail approved. 03 ?5 1875 3 309 f '
35.i; Bills from W.H. and D. Dart and S. Vollers for Jail's account approved. 03 ?5 1875 3 309
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36.;{ Bill from P.H. Hayden for Jail's account approved. 03 ?5 1875 3 310
37.:? Bills from J.J. Orrell, Henry Price and S.H. Manning for Jail`s account approved. 04 ?6 1875 3 316
38.`a Bills from John Dawson and Hancock and Daggett for Jail's account approved. 04 ?6 1875 3 316
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,? Filed letter from Dr. West denying statement of sick white woman in Jail who claims proper care not given Q5 ?3 1875 3 322 ,;
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,q Bills from Henry Price, S.H. Manning and Sol Bear and Bros. for Jail's account approved. 05 ?8 1875
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41.?? Bills from P. Newman, J.J. Orrell, C.H. Strode and Oldham & Cumming for Jail's account approved. 05 J8 1875 3 326
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;s Bills from O.J. Parsley & Co. for incidental expenses approved. 05 ?8 1875
, 3 326
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43.6?
i Bills from George West, M.D. and Nathaniel Jacobi, S.H. Manning, and Henry Ohlandt for Jail approved. 06 J8 1875 3 332
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Bills from S.H. Manning, J.J. Orrell, P. Newman and W.H. and D.M. Dart for Jail's account approved.
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?NDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. ' MATTER: JAIL
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
! ?' Month Day Year '' Voi. Page
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?, 1. ;?Complaint from John Welch, prisoner at Jail, accusing one watchman with being drunk and neglect of duty ; 07 28 1875'?
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? laid on the table. .,
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2. Bills from George West, J.J. Hewlett and S.H. Manning for Jail's account approved. 08 03 1875-;
3. 'yRequest from Jailer D. Howard for a new pump for use of prisoners referred to Chairman. 10 07 1875?;
4. ?aBills from P. Newman, C.H. Strode, S.H. Manning, Thomas Wood, H. Olandt, and L. Vollers for Jail approved. : 10 07 1875i;
F
. S. ;?Bills from S.H. Manning, W.P. McMakon, S.W. Holden, P. Newman, and J.J. Orrell for Jail's account approved. 11 09 1875,,
6. ;;Matter of repairing heaters in Jail referred to Chairman. , 11 15 1875=
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, 7, ,,Jail expenses to be reduced by hiring out all persons convicted of criminal offense. , 12 11 1875;?
8. ,;Jail expenses to be reduced by making all defendants committed by courts liable for cost of prosecuting. 12 11 1875
9. . Chairman to advertise for bids for medical attendance at Jail for 1876. 12 16 1875
10. . Bills from Robert H. Phinney, S.H. Manning and P. Newman for Jail's account approved. 12 16 1875
11. Dr. A.E. Wright appointed physician for Jail for 1876 having made lowest bid. O1 03 1876„
12. Position of night watchman at Jail discontinued. Ol 03 1876.
13. Bills from John Orrell. S.H. Manning, G.H. West, Daniel Howard, W.H. Mern and P. Newman for Jail approved. 02 07 1876
14. Bills from P. Newman and S.H. Manning for Jail's account approved. 02 11 1876
15. Bills from C.H. Strode and A.E. Wright for Jail's account approved. 03 08 1876
16. Bills from P. Newman, David Jones, Henry Price, S.H. Manning, and Daniel Howard for Jail approved. 04 03 1876
17. I Bills from S.H. Manning, S.W. Holden, Adam Wright and Philip Newman for Jail's account approved. 05 05 1876;
18. Sheriff's request for a night watchman for Jail referred to Chairman. 05 15 1876;
19. Bills from S.H. Manning and A. McKinzie for Jail approved. 06 07 1876Y
20. On recommendation of Sheriff services of night watchman at Jail dispensed with since so few prisoners. 07 08 1876
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21. Bills from S.H. Manning and A. McKinzie for Jail approved. 07 08 1876
22. Bills from P. Newman, A.E. Wright, Thoraton Hargrave and A. McKinzie for Jail approved. 08 07 1876
' 23. Bill from A.E. Wright for Jail's account approved. 09 27 1876
24. Bil1 from Dr. A.E. Wright for Jail approved. 11 22 1876
25. Bills from Thomas White, A.E. Wright and W.H. Bradley for Jail approved, pages 505 and 507. 12 04 1876
'? 26. Bill from S.H. Manning for Jail approved. 12 29 1876
27.
? . Application of Emanuel Trisdule to have charge of County prisoners laid over.
. Ol 03 1877;
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? 28. From February 1,1877 rates allowed Sheriff to feed prisoners in Jail reduced from 45? to 30? per day. O1 29 1877.
, 29. Chairman and Public Building Committee to have repairs made on wall in Jail yard. 03 05 1877
' 30. Sheriff allowed 35? for feeding Jail prisoners dating back from January, 1877. 03 05 1877,?
, 31. Proposals for medicines and medical attendance for Jail inmates to be accepted until March 15. 03 05 1877
32. Bid for attending Jail inmates awarded Dr. A.E. Wright. 04 02 1877_;
33. Bills from S.H. Manning and A.E. Wright for Jail fees and account approved. 06 05 1877
? 34. , Bi11 ?rom S.H. Manning for Jail fees approved. „ 08 11 1833 „
35. ,,Bills from A.E. Wright, S.H. Manning and A.E. Wright for Jail fees approved, pages 593,594 and 595. 08 11 1877..,
', 36. , Bills from S.H. Manning, A.E. Wright, Sol Bear & Bros. and Aenry Price for Jail's prisoners and account. „ 08 11 1877 ?
, 37. .:Bills from Dr. A.E. Wright, S.H. Manning, Henry Price and A.E. Wright for Jail approved, pages 644,647,648.. 11 06 1877,
, 38. ..Bi11 from Dr. A.E. Wright for Jail approved. 12 15 1877;,:
, 39. ;Bill from S.H. Manning for feeding prisoners approved. 12 15 1877?;
40. Bills from A.E. Wright and S.H. Manning tor 3ai1 and feeding prisoners approved. : 12 15 1877
41. Bill from S.H. Manning for Jail approved. 12 15 1877 ;
42. Sheriff is allowed 30? per day for each prisoner in Jail.
? 03 04 1878
43. Commissioner Worth to furnish Jail with wood. 11 04 1878
44. Matter of painting the Jail roof referred to Auditing Committee. 11 07 1878 y
45. ,Commissioner Smith to furnish the Jail with a pump at a reasonable price.
? 11 07 1878
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1. Commissioner Smith reported that pump for Jail had been furnished. '. 11 14 1878 ;
r? 3 776 ,"
2. Committee on furnishing wood for Jail reported. k, 11 I4 I878s?
!.? 3 776 ??
3.
- Granted request of D. Holmes that prisoners sent from Jail to Work House be furnished a pair of shoes. ', 11
,? 15 1878 3 779 ;
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4.F Matter of ticking for mattresses for Jail referred to Col. Taylor. }„ 11 29 1878 ? 3 781 „
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5.
Matter of painting Jail referred to Committee on Public Buildings. :
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6. Contract made for painting and repairing Jail. 12 27 1878 4 8
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7.
- Board granted 5? increase for board of prisoners in Jail due to price increases. 10 03 1881
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Sheriff`s request that Water Works Co. supply Jail with water and hose in case of fire referred.
04
03
1882,^
4
369
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9.??
Sheriff to be paid 25? instead of 30G per day to feed Jail prisoners.
08
06
1883
4
485
10.? Chairman reported sale of items and Jail fees from Henry Morton. 11 OS 1883 4 503
ll.;i Board considered rebuilding Jail which was destroyed by fire.
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12.?, Petition presented to rebuild Jail on a new site, but Board did not grant it.
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,13.' New, improved Jail to be built on old site.
_14.?? Contract made with John D. Fred to build new Jail, pages 706-708.
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_15.?? Matter of prisoners of County referred to Chairman and Sheriff. "
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,16.,A Matter of procuring lot for County ad1oinin? Jail referred to Messrs. Moore, Pearce and Montgomery.
„17.?? Board adopted plans of J.D. Fred for the new Jail.
vl8.E? Board of Health said site of old Jail unsuitable for new Jail.
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19.?' Citizens' committee proposed new Jail and Courthouse be built on site of present Courthouse.
20.?? Chairman reported on insurance collected from Hartford Insurance Co. for Jail.
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21.?d Specifications for new Jail amended and adopted, but Board postponed opening bids for new Jail.
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.22.?; Board met to open bids for proposed Jail; contract for Jail complete awarded John D, Fred.
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23.k? Col. Moore explained his June 30 absence and voiced his support on Jail issue.
24.P
25.
Chairman reported om m?ney received from sale of brick from old Jail.
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I? Board to discuss Board of Aldermen granting lot next to Jail to T.J. Southerland for building a livery
stable and cart house.
03 26 1886 4 695 ,
04 12 1886 4 705
04 12 1886 4 706
04 13 1886 4 706
05 03 1886 4 709 ?;
05 03 1886 4 709
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06
06
06
06
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09
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05 1886 ?.;
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11 1886
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4 714
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4 721 ?
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4 735
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26.?? Board to buy lot next to Jail as authorized by Board of Magistrates. (See JUSTICES OF THE PEACE) 11
27.??
: John D. Fred reported new Jail was completed. O1
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Board accepted new Jail and Chairman to settle with Contractor Fred. ;
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29.?? Charles Daniels convicted of larceney and sentenced to three years in Jail, but farmed out to James Elden. 04
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30.s?
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Contract for building and repairing wall around Jail awarded W.H. Costin and Son.
06
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31.?P'
W.H. Costin & Son awarded contract for pavement and repairing wall,
11
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32.s?
Bill rendered by Mayor Fowler from City against County in favor of James Elder, Jailer, granted.
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33." Reward for capturing Dennis Horn divided between Alonzo Millis and W.T. Bray, each claiming reward. 12
34.?a
?; Appropriations made to several men for capture of Owen Huggins and Charles I?ixon. 10
35.p? Report from Superintendent of Health J.C. Shepard on condition of Jail submitted. 12
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36.4?
Chairman to hire out all persons in Jail for costs.
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37.?k Allowance of 25fi per day set to feed prisoners in Jail. 04
38.l? Claim of David Jacobs for capturing Simon Prince, charged with murder, received. 06
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.39.?;
Upon recommendation of Superintendent of Health, Jail prisoners allowed vegetables three times a week. i
06
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Superintendent of Health reported on number of pris?ners in Jail and that sanitary conditions were fair.
07
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Superintendent of Health reported on number of prisoners in Jail and that sanitary conditions good.
.
09
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42.?
Auditing Clerk to keep books on all County prisoners hired out under sentence of judge.
09
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43.?
Book bought to keep time and earnings of pris?ners hired out were presented to Board and approved. ;
10
44.
r Superintendent of Health reported on number of prisoners in Jail and that food served was good. 10
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27 1887 ..
27 1887 ;;
04 1887
06 1887 :
07 1887
4 775
5 1 y
5 15 +
5 48
06 1890 5 210
Ol 18 90 5 284
Ol 1894 , 5 586
02 1895 5 680
14 1897 5 759
05 1897 „ 5 798
07 1897 6 12
07 1897
p? 6 12
07 1897 6 21
06 1897 ' 6 41
07 1897'- 6 43 ;
04 1897 6 45
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13 1897 6 48
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Bids were opened to furnish blankets for Jail; order placed with William Goodman. "
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County Physician reported on number of prisoners in Jail and that it needed whitewashing
and cleaning. 11
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3.4a Jail whitewashed and water works put in order. 12 06 1897! 6 63 °?
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4. 'r Superintendent McMillan reported Jail improvedbut needs cleaning and cuspidors in halls. 12 06 1897G?
` 6 64 ??
5.'?
Dr. McMillan reported on number of prisoners in Jail.
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06 .
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6 !?
64 ??
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Contract awarded Carolina Ice Co. to supply ice for Jail; rates set.
12
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Dr. McMillan reported Jai1 in good condition.
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8. Dr. McMillan reported Jail in more sanitary condition. , 02 08 1898q? 6 81 =?
9. . Superintendent McMillan reported Jail in better sanitary condition than ever, but Jailyard unsightly. 03 07 1898;7 6 106 ;?
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10. Superintendent of Health McMillan reported Jail in good condition. 04 04 1898,. 6 113
1Z. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition, but suggests more vegetables be served prisoners., 05 02 1898; 6 121 :?
12.,: County Physician reported Jail in good condition. 06
13. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. „ 07
14. Superintendent of Health reported Jail overcrowded and needed cleaning. „ 08
15... Contract awarded Antonia Swan to paint roof of Jail and mend all leaks and gutters. M1. 10
16.. Superintende?.t of Health reported little sickness at Jail. 10
17. Superintendent of Health reported some sickness at Jail. 11
18.` Superintendent of Health reported sanitary condition of Jail better and no acute sickness. 12
19. Superintendent of Health reported Jail well kept and food good. Ol
20. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. ?2
21,; Superintendent of Health reported sanitary condition of Jail improving except for plumbing. 03
22. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in as good condition as plumbing would allow. 04
23. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in very good sanitary condition. 05
24.' Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition except for plumbing and no acute sickness. 06
25.; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition and plumbing good. ?, 07
26.;; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition, but plumbing out again. , 08
27.,. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition except for plumbing. 09
2$•„; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in fine sanitary condition. l?
29..' Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 1X
30..; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. .. 12
31..; Contract for lighting Jail awarded Wilmington Gas Light Co. at rate set down in minutes. 12
32. Superintendent of Health reported inmates in Jail had been vaccinated and Jail in good condition. 02
33. Chairman to order prison cage from W. King. 02
34.: Temporary quarters to be erected to quarter con victs working roads. 02
35. Superintendent of Health reported 3ai1 in good sanitary condition. 03
36., Chairman Moore reported he had ordered portable Jail from W. King. , 03
37.,; , Chairman Moore reported temporary quarters for convicts had been completed. „ 03
38..; Superintendent of Health to take Al1an Pettiford from Jail and send him to Pest House since he may have 03
, smallpox.
39. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good sanitary condition. ` 04
40. Superintendent of Health reported Jaii in good condition considering plumbing. 05
41. , Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 06
42. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition, but overcrowded. 07
43. Superintendent of Health found Jail in fair condition, but plumbing still bad. 08
44. , Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 09
45.
ti Superintendent
s
?. of Health reported Jail in good condition but ?e death. 10
??
06 1898,.
05 1898;;
O1 1898
03 1898,;
03 1898,
r?
07 1898.
06 1898'
02 1899?.
06 1899
06 1899,
03 1899:
O1 1898
05 1899,,
05 1899??
07 1899'
04 1899
02 1899.;
06 1899;,
04 1899:;
15 1899;;
05 1900a
05 1900'
05 1900`
05 1900.
05 1900.
05 1900;,
05 1900,
02 1900
?:
08 1900;
04 1900
02 1900
06 1900
03 1900
Ol 1900
??
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
133 ;
148 '?
171 :
,:
183 ;'
184 !??
190 ?
??
20 2
219 R
?
i
224 i
235 '
„
245
t?
259 G
?.
297 :
??
316 ??
325 .
r,
355 ?;
?
337 ;;
347 ;;
361 F,
365 ;
399 ,
400 ;
a,
400
402 ,
403 =
4e
404
404 ::
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426 `
i?
434 '-
a
446
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449
459 ?.
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473 ;,
481
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Har?over County N
C
MATTER JAIL
, .
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DATE ; MINUiE BOOK ;?
? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS " Month I Day I Year ,' Vol. I Page ,?
?!
1.''
County Physician t
o visit
Jail onc
e a w
eek.
10
13 ,
1900?
?
6
483
2.'? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition, but furnace room needs repaired. 11 05 1900 : 6 485 '
,
3.?
Committee on Pulbi
c Buildings to h
ave p
lumbing
at Jail repaired.
11
?.,
05
1900 .
6
486 `.,
4.p Dr. McMillan reported Jail in as g ood a condition as defective plumbing will allow ; 12 03 1900 ; 6 490
?,
5. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 02 04 1901,; 6 516 ,
6
6.?
Superintendent of
Health
reported
Jail
in good
condition.
: 03
04
1901?Y
6
531 '
7.?? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 04 O1 1901 6 534
<<
8.;?
Superintendent of
Health
reported
Jail
in good
condition.
06
03
1901
6
553
??
9.„'
Superintenaent of
Hea?tn
reported
Jai?
in goocl
condition.
Q7
01
190I
b
574
10.;? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 08 05 1901 6 585
11.? Chairman reported Bessie McFadden, a co nvict in Jail, was hired out by him. 08 05 1901 6 585
12.?„ Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. „ 09 03 1901 6 593
??
13.,,
William Watkins, confined in Jail,
was
hired out to W.T. Doitch.
„ 09
09
1901
6
595
14.?, County Physician authorized to tra nsfer insane prisoners in Jai1 to Insane Departemtt if no t confined for 09 25 1901„ 6 596
?'.
?? criminal offenses.
15.,; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 11 04 1901,,, 6 611 „
16..;
v Action of Chairman in hiring out Martha Cleak approved. 12 OZ 1901 6 616
17.,; Superintendent of Health reported no sickness in Jai1. 12 02 1901 6 617
ir
'
w
,
18.;?
Contract for furnishing coal for Jail awarded J.H. Taylor.
12
02
1901
6
618
19.?'
f, All convict? in Jail and under penal sentence to be sent to County roads. 12
. 09 1901
, 6 620
..
20.':
?, Insurance increased on Jail. O1 06 1902y 6 627 :
21„<
' Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. Ol 06 1902 6 627
s
22.!',
i?
Chairman to hire out Katy Brooks,
now i
n Jail.
Ol
06
1902
6
628
23.i; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 02 03 1902 6 631
24.:? Annie Dudley transferred from Jail to County Home. 02 03 1902 6 631
25.;j Superintendent of Health reported 3ail in good condition. 03 03 1902, 6 639
26.?? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 04 07 1902_ 6 643
27.ia
'3 Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 05 05 1902 6 650
28.';r Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 06 03 1902 6 655
29.k; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 07 07 1902, 6 660
?,
30.?i
r.
Superintendent of
Health
reported
Jail
in good
condition.
08
04
1902
6
667
31.;; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. „ 09 Ol 1902,? 6 671 ;,
32.;; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 10 06 1902.. 6 677
33.;; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 11 03 1902,. 6 679
34.;. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 12 O1 1902. 6 685
35.`; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. Ol 05 1903. 6 694
36.?; Superintendent of Health reported little sickness in Jail. 02 02 1903 , 6 699
37.., Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 03 02 1903 . 6 704
38.Fj Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 04 06 1903 6 710
39.? Board declined to take action on application to hire out Mary Jane Battle. 04 06 1903 6 712
,
40.k, Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 05 04 1903 6 717
41.?ri Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 06 O1 1903 6 724 ,
42.s; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 07 06 1903, 6 730
43.`;k Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 08 03 1903 6 743
44.,` Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 09 08 1903 6 748
45.?,,
??
,?
,?
,a
? Father Dennis req uested Janus Shepard, convict ed of larcency, be sent to Raleigh; granted. 10
,
?o 05 1903
d
?? 6 754
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INDEX TO CO?IMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County
N
C JAIL
MATTER
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r?r a?fice County Inaezes Since 1888
C.?i??" An tdenrifvine Trade Mark ? To loeab names, opsn at
SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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+
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??
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE ?; MINUT E BOOK ??
I;; Month
' Day Year ?; Vol. Page ?
?
s
1.?;
Superintendent
of Health
reported
Jail
in good condition.
10
,
05 ;;
1903?+;
6 'p?
754 4?
2.
Superintendent
of Health
reported
Jail
in good condition.
11
..
02
1903,?
??
6 s
757
9
3.s
Superintendent
of Health
reported
County institutions in good condition.
12
07
1903?
6 E;
763 ??
4.?
Superintendent
of Health
reported
Jail
in good condition.
O1
04
1904,
6 ?;
773 i?
.?
5.'; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 02 O1 1904;?
" 6 778 !
?
6.' Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. . 03 07 1904s+ 6 781 ;j
7. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 04
.,, 04 1904;;
?. 6 787 ?;
±Q
8•a Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 05 02 1904,: 6 791 ?j
9.y Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 06 06 1904, 6 796 µ
10. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
11. Action of Chairman in hiring out Bessis Murphy to G.H. Simmons for balance of term was confirmed.
12. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
13., Repairs to be made on Jail.
14. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
15. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
16. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
17. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
18. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
19. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
20. Lizzie Griffin, convict, had been hired out to Samuel Blossom.
21.;, Building Committee to have inside of Jailor's quarters painted.
22. Sanitary $oard ruled that all persons entering County institutions must take a bath.
23. Superintendent of Health reported inmates at Jail healthy.
24.,? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
25.,, Superintendent of State Prison, J. Mann, to be notified that Board declines to pay for guard bringing John
07 05 1904 6 802 .,
08 Ol 1904 6 805 '
08 O1 1904., 6
08
09
10
11
O1
02
03
03
04
05
05
06
08
O1 1904;,
06 1904i,
03 1904!
07 1904.
03 1905'
06 1905?
06 1905'
06 1905:
03 1905;;
Ol 1905 „
O1 1905
05 1905„
07 1905„
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
805
808 '?;
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809 ,;
4
6 ;
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i
16 '
r?
s
18 E
r
20 ,
20
23 ?
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23 :
23
?;
2 7 +;
t
35
. Forbes back here.
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. !'
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26.,
Chairman to hire out Bessie McFayden, a convict, in accordance with order of Superior Court.
„ 10
02
1905..
7 ?'
39 j;
? 27..,
I Edward Capps contracted by Public Buildings Committee to paint Jail's roof. „ O1 02 1906;; 7 46 +,
!1
28.', Plans for Jail improvements from Mr. Leitner referred to Public Buildings Committee. ,. 11 06 1906,; 7 65 6.
29.,
Bids to furnish coal for Jail referred to Public Buildings Committee.
.. 12
03
1906,;
7 ii
68 g,
30. Committee to investigate feeding of prisoners at Jail. 12 03 1906 7 69 i'
y.
31. Board met to open bids for Jail improvements and then recessed. 12 11 1906 7 72 S
32. ; Cell improvements on Jail postponed until fate of Recorder's Court is known. 12
.. 12 1906 7 72 '
4,
33., Public Buildings Committee awarded Springer Coal Co. contract to furnish coal for Jail. O1
. 07 1907
., 7 74
i.
t 34. Sheriff to employ extra deputies to guard prisoners while Jail is being repaired. Ol 28 1907 7 7b e?
i•
36. Chairman of Public Buildings Committee asked to use convicts to grade Jail's yard; granted. 05 07 1907; 7 87 i
j
37. '
. Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 06 03 1907
.r 7 89 ?`
}:
0
38., Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition. 07 Ol 1907 7 94 e,
39.?; Public Buildings Committee reported repairs in Jail had been completed and Jail in good condition. 08 05 1907 7 105 ?.,
?.
40.
Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
08
05
1907
7 F.
105 '+
,,
41. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. , 09 03 1907 7 107 f
i
! 42..;
Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
12
02
1907.;
7 ?
115 ?`
?.
i
43., Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 02 03 1908 7 122 ?
3;
44.. Chairman and Attorney to settle upon a plan to relieve Jail of its crowded condition. 02 03 1908 7 123 ?
45.,: Letter from Superintendent of Health on crowded condition of Jail. „ 02 06 1908;' 7 124 :'
i.
46..'. Due to crowded Jail, future prisoners will be confined at convict camp or County Home. 02 06 1908 7 124 „
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES ? - New Hanover County JAIL
N
C
MATTER
, .
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: `
e¢o. u. s. Counry Inde:ee Sinee f888
??t OFFICE ??? An ldentifying Trade Mark i1? ?r..3--?
???.? To loeate names, open at
SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•2 TAB tNDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMVANY, COIUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
+?
r:
DATE i?
?g ?
MINUTE BOOK s
NATURE OF PROCEEDfNGS
;` Month ?
Day?
Year ??
?
Vol. I
? Page ,?,
,
1.
Superintendent of Health
reported County
institutions in good
condition. -
: 03
02
1908['
??
7 - a;
120 ???,
;?
2. Letter to editor of Raleigh News and Observer asking for correction on report published on number of pri- ?? 03 09 190$?4 7 128 n?
soners in Jail.
"
??? ?
{?
??
, 3. Ammy Carter, convicted of larceny, to be hired out instead of being sent to Jail. " 04 06 1908 ? 7 129 ?s
. G.
Superintendent of Health
reported County
institutions in good
condition. .
05
04 :;
1908?r
7 i:
131 ?,
5.i Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. f? 06 Ol 1908i; 7 134 ,
6. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 07 06 1908 r 7 138 :
, 7.i' Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. ;, 08 03 1908;' 7 139 ??
?
?
8 u
S erintendent of Health
reported County
institutions in good
condition.
09
08
1908..
7
144
:
??? uP
9.?! Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
?,.
10.?s Sheriff's request for Jail supplies referred to Public Buildings Committee.
11.',; Sheriff to take monthly inventory of property in Jail.
?,
12.?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
sy
'13.?? Sheriff Cowan filed Jail's monthly inventory.
??
14.?+ Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
15. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
, f
16.P Sheriff Cowan's report on Jail's inventory.
?s
17.? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
i
18.? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
19.? Superintendent of Health reported County insCitutions in good condition.
20. Sheriff Cowan presented Jail's inventory.
?3
,21.?? Sheriff Cowan presented Jail's inventory.
?i
??
22.?? Authority in Jacksonville, Fla. to be paid for arresting and holding Benjamin Barge.
23. Matter of blankets for Jail referred to Public Buildings Committee.
.
,24.? Sheriff Cowan presented Jail's inventory.
;C
,25t? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
,26;; Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
27.`? Sheriff Cowan presented Jail's inventory.
- 6±
28.?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
??
i
29.? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
?
30.f? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
p
31.i Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
E?
k?
_32.?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
33.,?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
,?
34.?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
35.c? Superintendent of Health reported Jail in good condition.
36.t9 Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
37E? Superintendent of Health reported Countiy institutions in good condition.
s?
38:? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
39.? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
?{
,40?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
s
?
.41.?? Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
??
42.I John Law, sentenced to Jail, hired out to A.G. Ricuad.
1
r
43.EN Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
Y?
44.?i Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition.
45. Willie Otis hired out to his uncle, Jerry Dangerfield, and Henry McNeil hired out to Enoch McNeil, his
? father.
10 05 1908
10 05 1908 ;,
„ 10 05 1908 ;,
11 02 1908 ,,
12 07 1908
; O1 04 1909,
04 05 1909
04 05 1909
05 03 1909 `
06 07 1909
,;
07 06 1909 ;
07 06 1909 '
08 02 1909
09 08 1909 ?
, 10 04 1909,
„ 10 04 1909
, 10 04 1909,;
12 06 1909;;
; Ol 03 1910Ac
O1 03 1910y
02 07 1910
04 04 1910
05 02 1910,
06 06 1910'
07 05 1910
08 Ol 1910 ;
09 08 1910'
10 03 191Q
11 07 1910.
12
O1
03
06
, 08
„ 09
, 10
10
05 1910 ry
04 1911:
06 1911,
05 1911 .
07 1911
06 1911
?2 1911. .d
02 1911;?
??
?r
7 151
7 152
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
152 ,.
155 „
159
164
173
173
176 ?
173
179
179
181
182
183
183
183 ,
185
189 `
189
p.
190
193
194
195
197
198
199
200
202
204
206 ;
210
223
230
232
233 '
233
i:
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES --- New Hanover Count
N
C
T JAIL +-?
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. , MATT R
eec. u, s. ?R ?,,,,p County Indexee $ince IBB$ {?? ?,.?-? To loeafe names, open at (OTT A•I TAB IHDER
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SOLO B10WEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH GROLIN?
NATURE OF PRO?EEDINGS DAiE MINUTE BOOH
Monih Day I Year Vol. Page
1. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition, 11 06 1911 7 234
2. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 12 04 1911 7 236
3. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. O1 02 1912 7 241
4. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 02 05 1912 7 243
5. Matter of hiring Harry Henry, sentenced to road work, out to his wife referred to Road Committee. 03 04 1912 7 244
6. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition, 03 04 1912 7 245
7. Superintendent of Health recommended Jail be whitewashed. 04 O1 1912 7 247
8. W.M. Jones, sentenced to road work, to be hired out to his wife Bessie. 04 04 1912 7 248
9. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 05 06 1912 7 249
10. Public Buildings Committee to screen doors and windows in Jail as suggested by Superintendent of Health. 05 06 1912 7 249
11. County Physician reported County institutions in good condition. 07 O1 1912 7 253
12. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. 08 OS 1912 7 255
13. Superintendent of Health reported on transfer of convicts to Jail as ordered by Superior Court Judge. 08 05 1912 7 255
14. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition, 09 03 1912 7 257
15. Superintendent of Healkh reported County institutions in good condition, 10 07 1912 7 260
16. George Western, sentenced to Jail, asked to be hired out. 10 15 1912 7 261
17. William Grady, prisoner at Jail, hired out by Chairman. 11 04 1912 7 261
18. C.E. Hall requested Board to allow him to hire a prisoner, John the Baptist, matter to be investigated. 12 05 1912 7 266
19. Auditing Committee to supply grate bars for heater for Jail. 12 OS 1912 7 266
20. John the Baptist to remain in Jail and not to be hired out. 12 09 1912 7 267 ,
I
21. Bids received to disconnect Jail from Jacob's Run to City sewage system, 12 27 1912 7 268
I
22. Superintendent of Health reported County institutions in good condition. Ol 06 1913 7 270 I
I
23. Sheriff charged Mr. Shearin with charging twice for feeding prisoners when transferred from Jail to Camp. O1 13 1913 7 273 ?
24.
Jail Committee reported work on Jail would be done as soon as possible. (See: JURY)
02
03
1913
7 I
280 I
25. Architect to be hired to draw plans for enlargement of Jail. 03 03 1913 7 281
26. Commissioner Kerr reported Dave Williams still in Jail. 03 03 1913 7 281
27. Contract to feed prisoners at City Hall awarded to Mrs. iKary Parham at 15G per meal. 03 06 1913 7 282
28. Improvements on Jail re-referred to Jail Committee, 03 06 1913 7 282
? 29. Willie Nixon sentenced to three months in Jail, but Board may hire him out. 03 24 1913 7 286
30. Plans for enlargement of Jail submitted by Mr. Gause and Jail Committee to confer with Chairman. 03 24 1913 7 286
31. Motion passed that building of stockade next improvement to be made. 03 24 1913 7 286
32. Salary of J.M. Branch as Jailor set at $70 a month and $15 a month allowed for cook for prisoners, OS Ol 1913 7 289
33. Matter of Dave Sanders, jailed for bastardy, left to Chairman and County Attorney. 05 Ol 1913 7 289
34. Attorney advised that Dave Sanders be discharged by taking inSOlvents oath. 05 06 1913 1 290
35. Request to visit road convict. (See ROADS) 05 05 1913 7 290
36. Louisa Ashe hired to Mr. J.M. Branch. 05 05 1913 7 291
37. Case of J. Foxworth, road convict, to be investigated. 06 17 1913 7 306
38. Chairman recommended Joe Foxworth be discharged. 06 23 1913 7 307
34. Matter of connecting Court and Jail to City sewage system referred to Building Committee, O7 07 1913 7 309
40. Chairman to offer rewards for escaped convicts. 07 07 1913 7 '309
41. Case of Dave Williams, now in Jail, referred to Mr. McGirt. 07 07 1413 7 309
? 42. Mr. McGirt reported Dave Williams had been discharged. 07 14 1913 7 310
43. George Galloway, sentenced to Jail, to be hired to Committee on Courthouse. 08 04 1913 7 310
44. Attorney reported he had not heard from Attorney General relative to Commissioners offering rewards. 08 04 1913 7 311
45. Action an plans presented by James Gause for enlargement of Jail deferred. 08 04 1913 7 311
46. Edward Frayar, sentenced to four years in Jail, hired out to A.G, Ahrens. 09 15 1913 7 314
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count
N
C T JAIL
?,
.
. , MATT R `
?ec. u. s. County Indexea Since 1888 Yo loeate names, open af (OTT A-Z TAB INDEX
e?r OFiICE ?,?/J? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INIiIAL TAB MU1DE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN 6. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUT E BOOK
Month I Day I Year VoL I Page
l. Bill from L.W. Tindall for services as temporary Jailer referred to Sheriff. 10 06 1913 7 316
2. Reward offered for Thomas DuPree, charged with murder. 10 06 1913 7 316
3. Money appropriated for Chairman to use in detecting crimes and capturing criminals. 04 06 1914 7 343
4., Board of Health reported on improper plumbing at Jail; and Jailer's report filed. 05 04 1914 7 349
5. Jailer J.M. Branch's salary set at $80 per month and $15 for a cook. 05 04 1914 7 349
6. Clerk to write to Columbus Co. relative to Will Leak, an escapee from roads of this County. 05 04 1914 7 351
7., Report on Jail's plumbing deferred. 05 11 1914 7 353
8. Lee Barber, sentenced to Jail, hired out to R.A. Burnett. 05 11 1914 7 353
9. Advertisements to be made for bids for repair of Jail relative to change of sewage and plumbing. 09 08 1914 7 383
10. Matter of Jail plumbing postponed in order to obtain better specifications. 10 12 1914 7 387
11. Auditor and accountants report on care of prisoners in County. 12 07 1914 7 406
12. Mr. McGirt to get estimates on plumbing for Jail. 12 17 1914 7 415
13. Jail Committee: Messrs. Willard, Yopp and Moore. 04 19 1915 7 453
14. Bill of C.H. Keen paid for serving as substitute Jailer in absence of Jailer Branch. 10 04 1915 7 489
15. Jail roof to be painted. 09 OS 1916 7 581
16. Grady C. Cook sentenced to Jail, but hired out to Superintendent of Roads. 09 18 1916 7 583
17. Roof of Jail to be repaired and painted. 09 28 1916 7 586
18. Jail Committee: Messrs. Jopp, Kerr and McMillan. 12 04 1916 7 598
19. Request from Jailer for repairs at Jail referred to Mr. Yopp and Auditor. O1 24 1917 7 607
20. Application for telephone for Jail declined. 02 05 1917 7 609
21. Matter of repair on Jail left to Committee on Jail. 02 17 1917 7 611
.22. Request from Sheriff for increase in rate for feeding Jail's prisoners referred to Auditor and At torney. 05 07 1917 7 620
23. As suggested by Sheriff, money allowed for food at Jail increased. 07 02 1917 7 625
24. Jail Committee: Messrs. Yopp, Kerr and MacMillan. 12 03 1917 7 652
25. Mr. Yopp to make arrangements to launder Jail prisoners' clothing and bed linens. 12 03 1917 7 652
26. Telephone in Jail to be continued at County expense of $2 a month. 02 04 1918 7 663
27. Salary of R.L. Harber, Jailer, set at $1,056 a year. 05 06 1918 7 696
28. Request from Jailer to increase money for hire of cook for Jail referred to Clerk to Board. 10 07 1918 8 20
29. Jailer's salary set at $88 per month and $15 per month for a cook. 12 02 1918 8 26
30. Board to pay half of cost for installing phone in Jail and half of its rent. 03 10 1919 8 40
31. Proposal of Councilman McCraig to buy County Jail for use of City as prison referred to Attorney. 06 O1 1919 8 60
32. Jail fees increased to 75? per diem. 10 06 1919 8 79
33. Salary of Jailer, R. L. Harber increased to $98 a month with $15 for a cook. 10 06 1919 8 79
34. Phone in Jail to be continued at County's expense. 10 06 1919 8 79
35. Superintendent of Roads to furnish two raad convicts ta clean Courthouse and Jail yarcls. 10 21 1919 8 83
36. Auditor notified Board he had no authority on Jailer's salary. 11 03 1919 8 85
37. Repair and painting of roof at Jail referred to Jail Committee. 11 03 1919 8 86
38. Clerk to employ extra help to clean premises around Jail. 11 24 1919 8 87
39. Salary of Jailer fixed at $98 per month and $15 a month for cook hire. 12 O1 1919 8 89
40. Money for hire of cook for Jail increased to $20 a month. O1 19 1920 8 93
41. Camera to be bought to photograph prisoners of Superior and Recorders Courts. 05 10 1920 8 110
42. Sheriff offered a reward for capture of Furney Scott, escaped convict. 05 14 1920 8 111
43. Report from County Jail filed. 10 04 1920 8 127
44. Salary of Jailer Harber increased to $100 a month and $30 allowed for kitchen help. 10 04 1920 8 127
45. Salary of Jailer fixed at $100 per month with $30 per month of kitchen help. 12 06 1920 8 133
46. Necessary help allowed to clean up Jail and its premises. 12 06 1920 8 134
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Aec. o. s. p???_ County Indezea Since 1888 To loeafe names, open at COiT A•Z TAB INDEX
rnT OFFICE C?i?-C.a?cs' An ldentiEYinB Trade Mazk ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD BY OWEN GTDUNNENEWB RN,?NORTH fAROLNNA
DATE MlNUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month I Day Year Vol. I Page
1. November reports filed from Jail. 12 07 1920 8 136
2. Board ordered continuation of telephone at Jai1 at County's expense. 03 15 1921 8 150
3. Sheriff allowed turn key fee for prisoners admitted and released from Jail and money for meals for prisoner s.03 15 1921 8 150
4. Walls and trees on premises of Courthouse and Jail to be whitewashed. 05 02 1921 8 154
5. Rec{uest of Jailer for screens for Jail windows and a large sink referred to Jail Committee. 06 06 1921 8 159
6. Bill from Dr. W. H. Moore for services rendered Tom Batts and insane at Jail paid. 07 12 1921 8 164
7. Jailer Davis relieved of payment of hire for hiring Hattie Pew, sentenced to Jail, since ill and unable 10 03 1921 8 176
to work.
8. Armistice Day, November 11, to be a holiday for all County prisoners. 11 07 1921 8 179
9. Bill from C. C. Bland, Jailer of Brunswick County, for moving and caring for D. Brown, insane, paid. 12 04 1922 8 218
10. County not to pay expenses of Annie Lewis, sentenced to assist Jailer. 04 23 1923 8 241
11. Purchase of Hammocks for Jail approved. 05 07 1923 8 241
12. Bid of Charles Borkenlagen to make hammocks for Jail received, but no action taken. 06 11 1923 8 246
13. Hiring of Narcisus Reaves, sentenced to Jail, referred to Chairman. 07 26 1923 8 254
14. Residence of Jailer to remain as is until new Jail is completed. 11 27 1923 8 271
15. Bill in favor of County Home for labor furnished Jail referred to Sheriff. 12 03 1923 8 273
16. All bids from general contractors for Courthouse annex and Jail rejected. O1 10 1924 8 278
17. All bids for Courthouse annex and Jail received and contracts awarded. p. 279-280. Ol 28 1924 8 279
18. Hire of E. L. Miller, sentenced to roads, referred to Chairman. 02 19 1924 8 282
19. L. N. Boney, architect, to be paid for plans for Courthouse annex and Jail. 02 19 1924 8 283
20. Bid accepted for Courthouse annex and Jail pending bond decision of Supreme Court. 02 25 1924 8 284
21. List of manufactures names and prices for material to be used in bid for Courthouse annex and Jail. 02 25 1924 8 284
22. Repair of plumbing at Jail referred to Jail Committee. 03 25 1924 8 288
23. Board allowed to issue larger bonds for Courthouse annex and Jail. 04 07 1924 8 289
24. Advertisement to be made for sell of Courthouse bonds. 04 07 1924 8 289
25. Dates bids for Courthouse annex bonds will be received. 04 07 1924 8 289
26. Bid received and accepted from U. A. Underwood, Inc. for Courthouse annex and Jail. 04 10 1924 8 290
27. Auditor to secure quotations for preparing Courthouse annex and Jail bonds. 04 10 1924 8 291
28. Board to advertise sale of County Jail. 04 10 1924 8 291
29. No bid received to buy and remove old Jail except from U. A. Underwood Inc. which was rejected. 04 21 1924 8 292
30. Bids received for cell work for newJail and Committee to investigate same. 04 21 1924 8 292
31. Bid from E. W. Carey to raise old Jail rejected, but bid accepted of L. H. Vollers. 04 23 1924 8 293
32. Contract for furnishing and installing Jail cell work awarded to Pauly Jail Company. 04 23 1924 8 293
33. L. N. Boney, architect, paid a fee for preparing plans for Courthouse annex and Jail. 04 28 1924 8 293
34. Preparing and printing Courthouse annex and Jail bonds referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 05 1924 8 295
35. Bids to be taken fnr reinforcing Stockade doors and windows where Jail prisoners are being kept during 05 05 1924 8 296
construction.
36. List of bids received for Courthouse Gold Bonds and contract awarded to C. P. Bolles and Co. and A. B. 05 12 1924 8 297
Teach and Company.
37. Raymond Concrete Pile Company paid for driving foundation for Courthouse Annex and Jail. 08 04 1924 8 304
38. Bill paid and bid given to J. W. Harper for steel to reinforce cclls at Stockade now housing Jail's 09 02 1924 8 308
prisoners.
39. Handcuffs to be bought for Jailer. 03 02 1925 8 331
40. Jail floor in Courthouse Annex to be waterproofed. 05 04 1925 8 338
41. Pauly Jail Building Company to be paid for work on new Jail upon receipt of release from U. A. Underwood. 09 29 1925 8 353
42. Bids received for range for Jail and contract awarded W. E. Springer and Company. 12 10 1925 8 361
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v?r OFFICE C.?i??G?-? An Identifying Trade Mark 1f`.G."T SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLO BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUiE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month I Day I Yea? Vol. I Page
l. Chairman to buy all necessary cooking utensils for Jail. 12 10 1925 8 362
Z. T. L. Huggins paid for repairs on Jail floor. 12 31 1925 8 364
3. Elevator to be used by Jailer and Janitor for general use. 02 O1 1926 8 371
4. Insurance to be secured on Jail's use of elevator only. 02 O1 1926 8 371
5. F. J. Gooding paid for rent of residence for Jailer. 02 Ol 1926 8 371
6. Utensils and supplies for Jail referred to Courthouse Committee. 07 12 1926 8 389
7. Request of Sheriff to have Jail's windows screened referred to Chairman. 08 02 1926 8 394
8. Main corridor in Jail to be painted. 09 29 1926 8 399
9. Reward of $10 offered for Moses Graham, who escaped from County roads. (See County Prison Farm) 11 10 1926 8 406
10. Covering of Jailer's floors with linoleum referred to Chairman. 09 20 1927 8 464
11. Bid of $2,300 to Pauly Jail Building Company for material and labor to erect steel enclosure at jaii en- 06 19 1928 8 515
trance accepted.
12. Herbert Johnson, charged with non-support and abandonment, hired out of Jail to wife. 08 28 1928 8 529
13. Payment for installing steel enclosure at Jail st?irway accepted for payment. 09 04 1928 8 530
14. Federal prisoners request to paint jail corridor and cell authorized. 02 19 1929 8 559
15. Ventilator fan for Jail kitchen declined. 08 04 1930 9 51
16. John Jackson, charged and jailed, assigned to jail on $250 bond, subject to County Attorney approval. 10 21 1930 9 72
17. Board voted to assign John Jackson to County Roads. 10 28 1930 9 73
18. Bill Lawrimore, jailed in $250 bond, assigned to County roads for remainder of jail term. 11 18 1930 9 75
19. Cost to maintain jail prisoners discussed, present arrangement continued for four months, and monthly 12 O1 1930 9 79
statement of jail cost submitted.
Employment of one to repair and recover jail mattresses referred to Chairman. 12 09 1930 9 80
20
21. Payment authorized for jail. 12 09 1930 9 80
22. Board declined Aaron Goldberg's request to enact bill to permit city to use county jail for 03 30 1931 9 100
confinement of city prisoners, but bill to incarcerate municipal prisoners in cou?tyjail, by
agreement, was prepared.
23. Expenses for feeding jail prisioners discussed by Sheriff and Board. 04 09 1931 9 101
24. Tabulations on cost and number of prisoners under jail confinement submitted, discussed, and 75? cost to
feed prisoners daily reduced to 60? from April-October 31. 04 09 1931 9 101
25. Purchase of mattresses and covers for jail referred to Courthouse Committee. Ol 25 1932 9 149
26. Only $1,522.50 of $7,500 budget reported for feeding prisoners and turkey and Sheriff instructed to 03 O1 1932 9 155
be present at next board meeting.
27. Action confirmed on March 10 meeting and 50¢ per day per prisoner allowance for meals reduced to 40¢ 03 14 1932 9 157
effective March 15.
28. Prince Preston, William Jones and Bill Ferry confined at jail, then transferred to County Farm. 06 20 1932 9 167
29. Complaints from relatives of J. R. Melton on beating of W. H. Melton by prisoner in }ail was referred 09 06 1932 9 179
to Chairman for conference with Recorder and County Attorney.
30. No action taken on citizen complaint noise from jail prisoners and Fourth St. loitering and conversing 09 12 1932 9 181
with prisoners, because matters handled otherwise.
31. Check of jail bill by jail records authorized by auditor. 10 10 1932 9 185
32. Jail window authorized for repairs. 11 28 1932 9 192
33. Fire extinguishers for jail authorized for purchase. 04 10 1933 9 215
34. Purchase of eggs approved for jail prisoners. 04 17 1933 9 316
35. Communication from U. S. Marshall, Raleigh, received, advising Board on rate reduction of feeding prisoners 05 22 1933 9 222
in County jail; matter to be taken up with Marshall.
36. Towels for jail prisoners and paint for quarters authorized for purchase. 06 26 1933 9 228
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MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
, SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORT H CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. I Page
1. Turkey authorized for prisoners for Christmas dinner. 02 18 1933 9 263
2. Electric fans for jail referred to Chairman and Sheriff. 07 02 1934 9 290
3. Bill to New Way Mattress Company for Jail mattresses approved for payment. 07 30 1934 9 293
4. Prisoners food expense increased for jail. 02 18 1935 9 325
5. Jail bill for Roy Rhodes, ill prisoner, approved for payment. 03 25 1935 9 331
6. State Lab paid for serum for Luther Hargrove, Jail prisoner. 04 16 1935 9 334
7. Window awning authorized for jailer, and ventilator fan needed. 06 10 1935 9 346
8. Prisoner jail cost increased, Government allowance requested. 07 22 1935 9 357
9. Springer Coal Company approved for payment for coal at jail. 10 21 1935 9 385
10. Jail fees for feeding prisoners increased. 07 O1 1936 9 439
11. Jail prisoners authorized turkey for Christmas Dinner. 12 14 1936 9 470
12. Padded cell for insaned referred to Chairman and Sheriff. 12 13 1937 9 558
13. Turkey authorized at jail for Christmas Dinner. 12 13 1937 9 558
14. County jail approved for repairs for Federal inspection. 05 29 1939 10 40
15. No authority found by County attorney on safety devices for elevators at jail. 08 28 1939 10 78
16. Jail authorized painting by courthouse committee. 11 20 1939 10 95
17. Bids received from Pauly Jail Building Co. for jail repairs. 11 27 1939 10 96
18. Contract awarded to Bz'?adfoot Iron Works for jail repairs. 12 18 1939 10 101
19. Jail matron granted salary increase. 08 05 1940 10 146
20. Matron carried to reduce hours of jailer and assist when new assistant is hired. 08 25 1941 10 226
21. Ike Mintz complaint on assistant jailers refusal to give him treatment received for investigators. 1942 10
22. Jail fees increased for feeding prisoners. 09 08 1942 10 291
23. Payment authorized for jail cook. 11 16 1942 10 302
24. Cost of electric refrigerator authorized for jail. 08 23 1943 10 346
25. Jailer M. T. Ross authorized to execute contract for detention of aliens. 02 21 1944 10 370
26. Jailer authorized to sign contract for aliens. 03 20 1944 10 374
27. Jail authorized electric fans. 04 24 1944 10 379
28. Jailer to sign contract for aliens. 05 O1 1944 10 381
29. Jail authorized insulations and fans. 05 29 1944 10 387
30. Bid requested for jail fans. 06 12 1944 10 388
31. Bid received from A.B. Blake. 06 19 1944 10 392
32. Bid received from Hanover Iron Works. 06 19 1944 10 392
33. Jail fans received. 09 11 1944 10 404
34. Jail fan bids authorized. 05 07 1945 10 439
35. Jail fan bids rejected from E. G. Herring. 05 21 ?945 10 441
36. Jailer M. T. Ross to sign agreements on aliens. 05 28 1945 10 442
37. Motion carried to confer with U. S. Marshall on whether jail is approved under federal government. 07 16 1945 10 449
38. Letter received on jail inspection. 08 13 1945 10 453
39. Repairs of jail roof referred to courthouse committee. 08 13 1945 10 453
40. Jail's inspection report received. 12 10 1945 10 453
41. Jailer Ross to sign agreement to detain aliens. 04 22 1946 10 494
42. Prices authorized for jail hot water heater. 09 09 1946 10 515
43. Jailer to sign agreement to detain aliens. 04 28 1947 10 561
44. Contract approved with Government to board federal prisoners in County jail. 05 05 1947 10 563
45. Jail?r to sign Immigration and Natura?ization agreement to detaiii Immigration. 3 3 1948 11 24
46. Jailer authorized to sign Alien detention agreement. 3 28 1949 11 83
INDE? TO CO?IMISSIONERS MINUTES --- New Hanover Count?y, N. C. , MATT RT Jail
acc. u. s. 'p?J'? County ]ndexea Since 1888 ? To loeate names? open ot COTT A•I TAB INDEX
rer oFFICE ?I?'Jr?-?c; An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIA? TAB INADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
l. Jailer M. T. Ross to attend school at Institute of Government. 1
2. Jail management course approved at Institute of Government. 3
3. Jail washing machine approved for purchase. 12
4. Jail Inspec?e•r's.letter received on favorable jail condition. 2
5. Jail contract approved between N. S. Justice, Immigration Dept and County. 6
6. Jail Inspector's letter received commending installation of fans in New Hanover C. jail. 9
7. Attention called to school of jailers meeting at Institute of Government. 11
8. Inspector of jails letter received on overcrowded conditions at County jail. 6
9. Otis Elev?tor contract renewed for jail elevator. 6
??. Jail funds transferred for James Walker Hospital expense for Charles Stewart. 12
11. Jail budget received for study. 6
12. Received capy of the jail contract between the CountyfUnited States Dept. of Justice. 5
13. Authorized to have a representative from the Sheri?f's Dept. to attend jail management, 7
14. Approved payment of surety bond for Chief of Police, Kure Beach. 8
15. Received recommendations to install and repair jail elevator. 10
16. Authorized increas`ein room and board for prisoners. 12
17. Granted request to repair jai1,, Sec. to arrange for painting and cleaning of jail. 6
18. Received report of jail inspecti.on, authorized advertising for bids to repair jail. 7
19• George T. Ahrens, prisioner complaint referred to Sherif?, Jailer to investigate. 10
20. Received Sheriff's report on prisoner's complaint. 10
21. Accepted resignation from jailers, Mr. & Mrs Marion T. Ross. Letter of commendation. 2
22. Approved transfer of funds within jail budget. 3
23. Received letter expressing appreciation for new stove. 9
24. Approved old sink from jail for J. W. Guthrie. 9
25. Approved transfer of funds within jail budget. 9
?26. Ap?ointed committee to study plans for security cages and confer with proper authorities.ll
27. Messr. Broadhurst and Brook reported on proposed safety measures for jail, approved. 11
28. Appropriated $675.00 for jail cage project. 11
29. Appropriations for termite control to be considered in budget. 12
30, Budget meeting, jail budget approved. 7
31. Received invitation to attend dinner in dinning room of jailer's quarters. 2
32. Approved transfer of $150.00 from Courthouse repairs to jail repairs. 4
33. Received report with referet7ce to jail standards f?om State Advisory Committee. 12
34. Authorized payment of $58.15 for jailer Joe E. Johnson's car damages. 1
35, Appropriated $35.Q0 to jail bedding and linen account, 2
36. Received request from the State Medical Society for Medical attention for prisc?ners. 2
37. Appropriated $100.00 for jail floor repairs. 2
38. Approved contract for Federal Prisoners in County jail. 7
39. Appropriated $100.00 to bedding and linen account for purchasing mattresses. 10
40. Emergency Repairs 02
41. Transfer of Ec{uipment from County Home 02
42. Grand Jury Report 05
43. New Cells
44. Cell Bids
45. Personal Injury Settlement
46. Fees
15 1951 11 2?5
3 1952 11 320
15 1952 11 385
2 1953 11 397
1 1953 11 424
28 1953 11 !?55
16 1953 11 465
1 1954 11 517
7 1954 11 519
13 1_954 11 561
1.3 i955 11 506
28 ? _1956 12 72
2 L956 12 80
20 1956 12 91
LS 1957 12 102
2 1957 12 L99
9 1958 12 ?66
28 1958 12 283
l_3 1958 12 315
27 1958 12 319
9 1959 12 374
2 1959 12 386
8 1959 12 495
21 1959 12 498
21 1959 12 498
2 1959 12 510
16 1959 12 515
16 1959 12 515
7 1959 12 522
15 1960 12 591
6 1961 12 647
4 1961 12 662
4 1961 13 44
15 1962 13 60
5 196?L 13 65
5 1962 13 65
18 1963 13 191
15 1963 13 229
21 1963 13 261
03 1964 13 290
03 1964 13 290
04 1964 I3 324
05 18 1964 13 327
06 11 1964 13 337
07 14 1964 13 353
08 03 1964 13 364
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUT?S - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , M? ;E?T JAIL a
asc, u. s. /?_??_ County Indezes Since 18fl8 ? To IOCOM eO?Mf? O?Np Ot COTT A-2 TA? INpEX
P?T OFFICfi CnE ??:Cd?e An ldentifYins Trade Mark fURNAME INITIAL TAS AAADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD ?Y ONEN i. OYNN, NEA ?ERN, NORTM GROIINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK ,;
Month Day Year Vol. Page .;
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l. Plumbing Appropriation
2. Parking previlege
3. Fees
4. Transfer of Funds
5. Hospital bills
6. Appearance of State Prison Official-Major Whitfield
7. Repairs
8. Bids on Jail repairs
9. Housing of state prisoners
10. Hospital bills
11. R4edical bills
12. Furnis?iing milk
13. Medical bills
14. Additional help
15. Medical Bills
16. Medical Bills
17. Discussion Study of iong range needs
18. kequest for stove
19. Discussion of renovation
20. Relocation of Jailer's Quarters
21. Report on Jailer's Quarters
22. Needs
23. Committee to study need
24. Increase in fees
25. Application for grant
26. Report
27. Re-adjustment of Jailer's anci Matron's salaries
28. Move of Jailer and Salary of Matron
29. Progress on conversion
30. Transfer to water and sewerage
31. Request appropriation to complete jail cell for trustees
32. Transfer of funds
33. Coffee Urn
34. Discussion of plan for construction of new jail
35. Request for funds-medical care
36. Appropriation f;o? travel
37. Report on meeting jail committee
38. Fish fry - Jail School
39. Discussion of jail facility
40. Legislative Bulletin ??12 jail money
41. Report of Local Confinement Facility Study Committee
42. Appointment of physician
43. Approval medical plan
44. Inspection
45. Hiring personnel
46. Appropriation for medical funds
12 21 1964
O1 18 1965
09 20 1965
02 ZO 1967
08 )7 1967
08 J7 1967
10 )2 1967
11 20 1967
12 04 1967
12 18 1967
07 O1 1968
07 26 1968
12 16 1968
O1 ?6 1969
O1 ?6 1969
?1 ?0 1969
0.5 17 i96y
05 ?5 1969
07 14 1969
08 04 1969
Oy 15 1969
09 02 1969
10 06 1969
10 06 1969
11 17 1969
12 15 1969
1"L 15 1969
12 O1 1969
02 16 1970
02 16 1970
05 04 1970
06 15 1970
07 20 1970
12 Q7 1970
12 21 1970
O1 04 1971
O1 18 1971
03 )1 1971
04 05 1971
04 05 1971
05 17 1971
08 18 1971
09 20 1971
09 20 1971
11 15 1971
O1 04 1972
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
413
426
519
29
82
81
93
112
120
127
?12
226
283
286
286
390
s06
325
363
377
589
386
396
394
412
4'L 2
424
420
441
443
472
472
499
551
560
563
565
588
606
607
645
700
13
13
37
62
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?? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
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1;.' Medical bill for prisoner
2„ Discussion of inedical bills
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3"? Recommendations on Medical Bills
4k Appropriation
5; Contract - Housing federal prisoners
6; Report
7'; Report on Commercial Laundry Service
8. Transfer of funds - Hot Water Heater
9:. Transfer of funds
10. Transfer for burial of in-mate
11. Transfer for groceries
12. Joseph E. Johnson - Certification of service claim for retirement
13. Special increment raise for Joe Johnson
14. Resolution authorizing filing of LEAA Grant application for construction of new jail
15. budget amendment
16. Transfer affunds
17. Discussion of jail construc. grant
18. Discussion of LEAA grant
19. Transfer of funds
20.: Discussion of jail popuiation report
21. Expression of appreciation to Maj. Joe E. Johnson
22. Transfer of funds
23. Report on cost of jail improvements
24. Agreement to improve existing jail
25. Budget transfer for polaroid film and electric typewriter
26.', Budget transfer for medical bills
27.'. Increase in jail fees for Federal prisoners ($4 to $12)
28.; Increase in jail fees for Federal prisoners (from $4 to $8.50)
29.: Use of old jail as detoxification center
30.: News F? Observer comment on NHC Jail
31. Tabling of Physician's asst.
32. Tabling of Physician's Asst. proposal
33. Tabling of physician's asst. proposal
34. Approval of Physician's asst.
35. approval of contract for Physician's asst.
36. Approval addendum to contract w/Bureau of Prisons
37. Budget trans-Laundry and dry cleaning
38.,. Budget Trans. - Misc.
39., Budget Trans.-Supplies
40.' Budget Trans.-Salaries
41. Denial to execute contract w/Dept. of Corrections
42.' Discuss on contracts for incarceration of prisoners
43. Discuss contracts for male misdemeanants
44.': Discussion contracts for male misdemanats - Contract denied (Dept. of Corrections)
45.
46. ? -
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Yoi. Page
02 07
03 20
04 17
05 O1
08 14
09 05
10 16
02 05
03 19
04 02
05 21
06 18
12 03
Ol 07
02 04
03 18
05 20
06 03
06 03
06 17
08 19
09 16
12 02
12 16
02 03
05 12
06 09
06 16
09 02
09 02
11 03
11 10
11 17
O1 05
03 Ol
06 07
09 07
Ol 17
02 07
06 20
09 06
09 19
10 07
12 05
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
19 74
1974
1974
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1976
1976
1976
1976
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
72
94
111
118
194
211
231
322
355
368
421
438
535
549
570
600
637
648
650
665
697
715
62
65-66
104
197
218
226
263
264
297
2
9
41
72
138
190
262
272
61
95
106
118
144
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Coun? JAIL
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NATURE OF PROCEEDiNGS ?
Month Day Year Vot. Pnge
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1. Discussion contracts for male misdemeants - denied O1 03 1978 18 157
I
2.
Discussion on jail report
03
20
1978
18
186
3. Budget Amendment-food costs 05 15 1978 18 213
4. Approval Dept, of Justice contract-Federal prisoners 07 03 1978 18 245
5. Discuss contract for reimbursement-N.C. Dept, of Corrections 07 17 1978 18 249
6. Approve contract w/Dept. af Correction 0$ 07 1978 18 257
7. Transfer of Funds - repair bills 09 05 1978 18 274
elevator maintenance contract, extermination service, "
8. Budget transfer - increased hospital & doc tr?ir bi11s for jail inmates 04 17 1979 18 389
9. Ja.i? contract for detention of federal prist?ners 07 02 1979 18 444
10. Approval of Detention Subsidy Contract 07 23 1979 18 447
I1. Agreement for reimbursement of costs for jail detainees 08 06 1979 18 465
12. Discussion of prison labor 10 Ol 1979 18 490
13. Award of bifl for jail mattresses 10 Ol 1979 18 490
14. Award of bid for jumpsuits 10 Ol 1979 18 491
I
? 15.
Award of bid for video cassette recorder for jail
ZO
O1
1979
18
491
i6. Budget amendmen? - Modif. to install burglar alarm in weapon room O1 21 1980 18 540
17. Budget Amendment - complete landscaping plan • 02 Q4 1980 18 545
18. Budget amendment - provide funds for remainder of fiscal year 02 18 1980 18 552
19. Budge?C amendment - Phase II capital project 03 10 1980 18 562
20. Budget amendment - Iandscaping 06 02 1980 I8 607
21. Budget Amendment - to complete landscaping Ob lb 1980 lu 618
22. Budget amendment - to carry Jai1 through fiscal year 06 ?5 1980 18 622
23. Budget Amendment - Sheriff's - Jail - LEAA Grant 07 28 1980 18 636
24. Jail Health Care Services Program OI 05 1981 18 743
25. Receipt and Review of Jail Inspection Report 09 OS 1981 18 92Q
26. Budget Amendment - New Hanover County Jail Modifications 02 O1 19$2 18 999
3ai1 Renovations 07 ].9 1982 19 110
27.
28.
? Approval of contract with Servomation for Jail Food Service 07 19 1982 19 121
29
? ApprovaZ of contract with Servomation 08 02 1982 19 ?3? ,
:?
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MU JECT JAIL/COURTHOUSE BLDG. a
CONSTRUCTION
xE?. u. s. ?,nJ'- Counry [ndezea Since 1888 ? To IO?aN nomN? Opto af COTT A•2 T?? INpEX
rar OFFICE ?/?(,?-? .?n Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAS MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY? COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?T OwEN ?. YUNN, NE/ tERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Voi. Page
1. Appropriation of Revenue Sharing Funds 06 07 1973 15 432
2. Discussion of site and decision to employ ?ppraisers 07 27 1973 15 459
3. Chm. Vaughan to represent Comm. before local Bar Assoc. 08 06 1973 15 467
4. Purchase of Pearsall property 10 O1 1973 15 506
5. Recommendations from Roger Clark 10 24 1973 15 516
6. Transfer of funds - Courthouse Construction Fund 11 05 1973 15 520
7. Comm. Davis requests public 11 05 1973 15 521
8. Method of architect selection relayed to Roger Clark 11 05 1973 15 523
9. Dzscusszon of Joining C?ty counczl for a pub?zc hear3ng 11 2b ?9?3 ?5 53?
10. Wallace Murchison speaks for persons interested in courthouse location 12 03 1973 15 531
11. Discussion of architect selection 12 13 1973 15 539
12. Process for interviewing architects for proposed Courthouse 12 17 1973 15 545
13. Architect interviews O1 10 1974 15 556
14. Architect interviews 01 11 1974 15 556
15. Discussion of architect selection O1 21 1974 15 566
16. Discussion of architects 02 11 1974 15 577
17. Presentation from Ballard, McKim and Sawyer 02 18 1974 15 580
18. Deferral of architect discussion 02 18 1974 15 585
19. Architect selection 02 19 1974 15 585-6
20. Discussion of courthouse site 03 04 1974 15 595
21. Discussion of Courthouse Comm. 03 04 1974 15 596
22. Progress report 03 18 1974 15 501
23. Emergency operations center applications 03 18 1974 15 504
24. Progress report #2 04 O1 1974 15 610-11
25. Request of Comm. Wright for endorsement that entrances and restrooms be designed to accomodate handicapped. 04 16 1974 15 615
26. Progress report #3 04 16 1974 15 515
27. Approval of contract for complex 04 16 1974 15 515
28. LEAA Funds being used 04 16 1974 15 515
29. Structural investigation of original courthouse built in 1892 04 16 1974 15 615
30. Report on Wilmington Police Dept. going into Courthouse/Jail facility 04 16 1974 15 619
31. Discussion in change of inethod of ineeting with architects 05 06 1974 15 623
32. Progress report 05 06 1974 15 626
33. Discussion of Wilmington Police Dept. being included in proposed building 05 06 1974 15 629
34. Discussion of Wilmington Police Dept. going into facility 05 14 1974 15 631
35. Report on proposed facility 05 20 1974 15 638
36. Slide presentation 06 05 1974 15 653
37. Architects to pursue Scheme B 06 05 1974 15 654
38. Motion on 90 bed jail 06 05 1974 15 654
39. Group to work w/architects 06 05 1974 15 654
40. Data processing to be included 06 05 1974 15 654
41. Local representatives to be included in presentations 06 OS 1974 15 654
42. Request of letter from City Council re Police Dept. 06 05 1974 15 654
43. Setting next meeting w/architects 06 05 1974 15 654
44. Report of architects on proposed Courthouse/Jail facility 06 17 1974 15 666
45. Discussion of architect 07 15 1974 15 687
46. Selection of site 07 15 1974 15 687
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MU JECT JA?pNS?TRUCTI?ONE BI,D? ?`
aso. u. s. County Indezea Seace 1888 ? TO IOtCb Aam?f? Op?A Of (OTT A-I TA{ INpEX
?? Anldentifying Trade Mark MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY? COLUMBUS, OHIO
r?r OFFICE SURNAME INITIAL TAY SOLD ?Y OWEN ?. DUNN, NEM ?ERN, NORiN GROLINA
?? NATURE OF PROCEEDINC?S
??
F?
l:. Bond issue for construction funds - 11/74 ballot
2. Setting date for special meeting w/architects
3. Discussion of status of architect
4.; Correspondence from architects
5: Bond referendum and acquisition of property
6.,'' Discussion of purchase of CP?L Building
7.:+ Report on status of courthouse architect
8. Meeting with property owners and tenants in proposed site
9. Discussion of bond order
10. Bond order authorizing issuance of $7,800,000 public building bonds
11. Discussion of courthouse site
12. Discussion of Governmental Complex
13, Public hearing, adoption of bond order and calling of special bond election
14. Discussion of courthouse/Governmental complex
15. Public hearing set on
16, Presentation plans, drawings and model
17: PUblic hearing
18: Direction to architects due failure of bond issue
19. Direction to architects
20. Budget transfer
21. Directi?n to architects
22: Committee to investigate Sheriff's dept. space requirements
23., Recommendations from Judge Burnett
24. Report from architects
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
07 15 1974 15 687
08 05 1974 15 693
08 05 1974 15 693
08 05 1974 15 694
08 05 1974 15 t?96-7
08 19 1974 15 700
08 19 1974 15 701
08 19 1974 15 702
08 19 1974 15 702
08 19 1974 15 703-4
09 03 1974 15 707
09 03 1974 15 710
09 03 1974 15 "'11,12,13
09 16 1974 15 719
10 07 1974 16 14
10 21 1974 16 35
10 24 1974 16 38
11 04 1974 16 44
11 18 1974 16 52
12 02 1974 16 61
12 02 1974 16 63
12 02 1974 16 64
12 16 1974 16 66
12 16 1974 16 66
25. Approval of "Site S???dy" O1
26. Discussion of cancellation of LEAA Grant Ol
27. Julien K. Taylor to appraise properties O1
28; Discussion of LEAA Grant O1
29: Discussion of LEAA Grant p2
30, Presentation of Plan 02
31. Committee to meet w/Southern Bell re architecture of addition 02
32. Endorsement of 120 bunk jail and 20 trusty dormitory 02
33:, Endorsement of concentration of jail on one floor 02
34. Reminders to architects 02
35: Chm. Davis recommends two public elevators 02
36. Discussion of Jail/Law Enforcement Center 02
37: Letter to Gov. thanking him for help with LEAA Grant 04
38: Presentation of final plans (acceptance of exterior concept) 04
39; Adoption of preliminary condemnation resolution (Raney Property) 04
40. County Mgr. to go before Wilmington City Council re alley behind Raney property 04
41, County to bear expense of relocating utility lines of Wilmington Public Library in alley behind Raney prop.04
42. Direction to County Mgr. re Raney property 05
43. Special meeting called for 5/12/75 to discuss land acquisition 05
44. Adoption of amendment to preliminary condemnation resolution - Raney property 05
45, Adoption of final condemnation resolution Raney Property 05
46. Discussion of holding special meeting 05
06 1975 16 76
20 1975 16 88
20 1975 16 90
20 1975 16 98
17 1975 16 113
17 1975 16 :.18-19
21 1975 16 122
21 1975 16 122
21 1975 16 122
21 1975 16 122
21 1975 16 122
28 1975 16 123
07 1975 16 163
07 1975 16 163
10 1975 16 L65-67
21 1975 16 182
28 1975 16 182
05 1975 16 193
05 1975 16 193
05 1975 16 193
12 1975 16 197
19 1975 16 199
/LAW ENFORCEMENT ?ENTER
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover N. C.
County - MATTER:
USE BLDG.
SUBJECT
, _
CONSTRUC TION _
ne?, u, s. County Indexea Since 188$ ? To IOCOt? nam?s, op?n at
PAT OFFICE ????? An ldentifyins Trade Mark SURNAMB INIiIAL TAB COTT A-Z TA? INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, tOLUM6U5, OH10
SOLD ?T OWEN i. CUNN. NEN ?ERM. NORTH UROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Resolution appealing condemnation proceedings - Raney property 05 19 1975 16 203
2. Resolution setting just compensation for Raney property 05 19 1975 16 203
3. Budget transfer for construction 05 19 1975 16 205
4. Budget transfer in Courthouse/Jail construction fund to purchase CPF?L bldg. 06 02 1975 16 213
5. Discussion Approval of design development drawings; authorization to proceed w/contract documents 06 09 1975 16 ?19-0
6. Award of contract - Phase I and transfer of Funds (Davidson ? Jones) 06 23 1975 16 228
7. Agreement w/City re damages 08 04 1975 16 250
8. Agreement with City to repair public facilities 09 08 1975 16 265
9. Progress report 09 15 1975 16 268
10. Agreement w/First Baptist Church re tiebacks 09 15 1975 16 270
11. Discussion on progress 09 22 1975 16 27E3
12. Report on progress 09 29 1975 16 27?i
13. Amt. received on LEAA Grant 10 06 1975 16 281
14. Discussion of plaque 11 03 1975 16 298
15. Approve change orders 12 22 1975 17 30
16. Progress report 02 02 1976 17 51
17. Trans. - settlement of condemnation suit 02 02 1976 17 56
18. Rerouting of power lines Law enforc/Center 03 Ol 1976 17 74
19. Approval change order reduce Davidson ? Jones contract in the amt. $2,120 03 15 1976 17 86
20. Discussion on bids for Phase II 04 05 1976 17 )4-5
21. Approval Capital Projects Ord. for completion of LEC 04 20 1976 17 .03
22. Trans. funds to pay architects 04 20 1976 17 lb4
23. Approval budget amend. for LEC construction fund 04 20 1976 17 110
24. Approval budget amend. Courthouse/Jail Fund to pay inspection fees to architects 05 03 1976 17 120
25. Meet w/architects and attys. re: Library damages 08 11 1976 17 175
26. Advertise for bids ro repair library 08 11 1976 17 175
27. Discussion of library bids 08 16 1976 17 182
28. Award telephone contract 08 16 1976 17 183
29. Change order w/Willo products 09 07 1976 17 188
30. Damages to library allegedly caused by construction 07 19 1976 17 162
31. Appt. Alton Lennon to represent County 07 19 1976 17 166
32. Change order w/Davidson F? Jones 09 20 1976 17 194
33. Award contracts for library repairs 09 20 1976 17 194
34. Change order reducing contract w/Davidson ? Jones 10 04 1976 17 212
? 35. Tabling of discussion of temporary relocation of library 10 18 1976 17 215
. 36. Approval change order reducing contract w/J. M. Thompson 10 18 1976 17 216
37. Discussion on progress of repairs of library 10 18 1976 17 216
38. Further discussion on relocation - library 10 18 1976 1 7 220
39. Discussion funding relocation of library 10 25 1976 17 222
40. Approval funding for relocation of library 10 25 1976 17 223
41. Change order G. S. Davidson ? Jones 12 06 1976 17 240
42. Budget trans- Plumbing and General contract 12 ?J6 1976 17 241
43. Progress report on new jail and LEC 12 20 1976 1 7 244
44. Progress report 02 07 1977 17 276
45. Revised telephone contract 03 28 1977 18 5
46. Budget Amend.-Capital Projects Ord. 04 18 1977 18 20
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MU JECTCONSIRU? zQN????? ?ENa?ER
eec, u. s. ?1'? County Indezea Since 1898 ? To IOCON nam?s, op?n at COTT A-2 TA? INOEX
PA7 OFFICE C^E?:C.4-?" An Identif3'ins Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAS MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS. ONIO
SOLD ?T OIMEN ?. pUNN, NE/ ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
° NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
`' Month Day Year Voi. Page
1.. Progress report on construction 05 16 1977 18 36
2. Change order - increase contract w/J. M. Thompson 06 20 1977 18 60
3.' Amend. LEC II - no action taken (furnishings) 08 O1 1977 18 85
4.' Office space approved for OAR 09 19 1977 18 105
5. Change order - Additional $1,128 w/J. M. Thompson contract 09 19 1977 18 105
6.. Budget Trans. - add $450 H? A Contract-ventilation system 10 03 I977 I8 lIl
7. Discussion on bids received for furnishings - readvertise 10 03 1977 18 111-2
8.. Retainage on contracts reduced to 5% 10 17 1977 18 120
9. Contract furn?.shings - Clyde Rudd and 0. G. Penegar 11 07 1977 18 121-2
10. Budget Trans-pay for furniture for Mgistrate Office - Chm. authorized to sign contract 12 05 1977 18 143
11. Approval change orders O1 03 1978 18 153
12. Report on meeting w/contractors O1 16 1978 18 161
13. Budget Transfer - Change orders P2$ 3 02 20 1978 18 176
14. Placement Plaque-nonor Officer Nunalee 04 17 1978 18 196
15. Plaque for LEC (Names) 07 17 1978 18 249
16. Discussion of construction of Law Enforcement Bldg. 09 18 1978 18 278
18. Law Enforcement Center - Change Order 12 18 1978 18 325
19. Change Order to Plumbing contract Phase II Ol 02 1979 18 333
20. Postponement • of tour of LEC O1 02 1979 18 334
21. Change Order approval O1 15 1979 18 343
22.: Job Site conference 02 19 1979 18 362
23. Change Orders & budget amendments 04 02 1979 18 377
24. Budget Amendment - Capital Project 04 02 1979 18 378
25.. Report on Status of Law Enforcement Center construction 04 I7 1979 18 386
26. Change orders and budget amendment 04 17 1979 18 386
27. Landscaping of Law Enforcement Center 04 21 1979 18 406
28.. Change Order & Budget Amendment - G-9, G-10, E-3 04 21 1979 18 406
29. Change Orders - supplement previous transfers which were incorrect 06 18 1979 18 430
30. Change Orders & Budget Amendment 06 18 1979 18 433
31. Change Order - dry well, wheelchair ramp & reinforced sidewalk 06 25 1979 l8 433
32. Discussion on space in LEC & ABC Board tables 07 Ol 1979 18 444
33. Request for Courtroom space in LEC 07 23 1979 18 445
34. Discussion on space for County Alcoholic Law Enforcement Officers In LEC 07 23 1979 18 445
35. Discussion on LEC relative to architects for the Center 07 23 1979 18 451
36. Approval of contract w/M & M Pllunbing Company 07 30 1979 18 452
37. Resurfacing streets adjacent to LEC 08 06 1979 18 457
38. Approval of change orders 08 20 1979 18 464
39. Discussion LEC Open House 08 20 1979 18 464
40., Law Enforcement Center Opening Ceremony 09 04 1979 18 467
41, Further discussion on LEC Change Orders 09 04 1979 18 471
42. Budget Amendment - Change Orders - elecirical 09 04 1979 18 471
43. Acceptance of LEC 10 OI 1979 I8 483
44. Authorization of County Mgr. to contract for landscaping LEC 10 Ol 1979 18 483
45: Change Order - G-17 10 ?l 1979 18 488
46. Budget amendment - transfer interest to revenue sharing account in law enforcement project 10 ?l 1979 18 488
47. Approval 6 additional positions for Jail & 3 additional court officers 10 15 1979 18 497
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ S?U JE T JAMES WALKER HOSPITAL `
aEC. u. s. /? Counry [ndezea Since 1888 ? To IotaN nom?t? O?NO uf COTT A•Z TA? INYEX
PAT OFFICE C???,L.o? .?n Identifyia8 Trade Mark fURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COIUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD ?Y OIIEN {. CUNN, NEN tERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NAiURE Of PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page .
1. Disposition
2. Committee Report
3. Committee for Disposal of Property
4. Appropriation for air conditioning units from James Walker
5. Exterior Lighting
6. Bids on demolition
7. Nurses'Quarters, Roof
8. Nurses' Quarters, Building plans
9. Main switchboard panel, Old Boiler room
10. Cost estimate renovation for Services Services Dept.
11. Cooper building
12. .Bids, demolition south wing Nurses'Quarters
13. Bids, demolition south wing Nurses' Quarters
14. Bills
15. Formal approval funds, Demolition of building
16. Renovation of Nurses' home
17. Issuance of bonds for Nurses' home
18. Demolition of Marion Sprunt Bldg.
19. Demolition of
20. Nurses' Quarters-Telephone system
21. Demolition of
22. Bid opening demolition old building
23. Bid opening renovation Nurses' Quarters
24. Shrubbery
25. Disposition of Property
26. Disposition of plumbing fictures
27. Renovation for Social Services
28. Third Floor Nurses' Home
29. Colunms at
30. Discussion of Architect, Health Department headquarters
31. Demolition of
32. Disposition of Women's ward
33. Architects Report on relocation of Health and Mental Health
34. Joint Owned building
35. Renovation for Health and Mental Health offices
36. Use of Nursing Home by Opportunities Inc.
37. Letter from N. C. Medical Care Commission, renovation of North Wing
38. Elevator
39. X-ray Building
40. Mr. Mark's visit to Raleigh relative to renovation of X-ray 13uilding
41. Bill of Ballard, McKim and Sawyer
42. Board of Mental Health to look at James Walker Hospital
43. Relocation of Mental Health Department
44. Disposition of property
45. Renovation for Health Dept.
46. Renvoation for health dept.
11 15
03 D6
07 ?3
08 ?7
12 ?4
03 114
03 04
03 18
04 O1
04 O1
04 O1
05 06
05 20
05 20
06 03
07 01
07 08
09 03
09 16
09 16
10 07
10 21
10 21
11 04
11 18
12 02
12 02
12 16
Ol 20
02 17
04 21
04 21
05 J5
06 03
06 U3
06 16
07 14
Ot? 04
09 15
11 17
Ol 05
03 16
03 16
06 21
11 15
10 18
1965 13 546
1967 14 36
`1
1967 14 74
1967 14 79
1967 14 125
1968 14 149
1968 14 154
1968 14 166
1968 14 169
1968 14 168
1968 14 169
1968 14 l84
1968 14 188
1968 14 l90
1968 14 l92
1968 14 711
1968 14 7_16
1968 14 ?45
2968 14 249
1968 14 248
1968 14 253
1968 14 256
1968 14 261
1968 14 265
1968 14 270
1968 14 276
1968 14 276
1968 14 282
1969 14 291
1969 14 299
1969 14 S20
1969 14 32?
1969 14 325
1y69 14 338
1y69 14 337
1y69 14 342
1969 14 360
1969 14 377
1y69 14 390
1969 14 414
1970 14 427
1970 14 454
1970 14 454
1971 14 ?62
1971 15 37
1971 15 28
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?y
N. C. JAMES WALKER
M HOSPITAL
, ,
U JECT `
rteo. u. s, County Indesea Since 1888 ?/ ? YO lO?at1 pom+f? OplA of
PAT OFFICE ?????4-7'?'.s An ldentifving Trade Mark ?? SURNAME INITIAL TAE COT7 A-2 TA? IMDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS. OHIO
p SOLD ?Y OIIEN i. YUNN, N Ew tERN , NORTH GRO LINA
w;
'
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
DATE
MINUTE BOOK
?
;' Month Day Year Vol. Page
1." Demolition 12 06 1971 15 52
2.t: Demolition 02 21 1972 15 84
3.?' Bill for architectural services for renovations to 03 06 1972 15 87
?;
4.:.'
Report on condition of building
03
06
1972
15
87
?
5.`
Demolishment of X-ray building
03
20
1972
15
97
6.+ Purchase of property from New Hanover Memorial Hospital 06 19 1972 15 154
7.' Demolition of 02 05 1973 15 325
8. Demolition of 02 19 1973 15 335
9. Demolition of 03 19 1973 15 ?57
10. Demolition (Hooks ? Atty. Lennon) 04 02 1973 15 :65-6
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: ?DGES ?
?
1.
2' I
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3.'
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4.;
5. i
6. ?
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¦ea. u. s. Counry Indezes Since 1688 ??+}-? To loeate namss, open at COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
??T OEFICE ?? An ldentifying Trade Mark ???-8 SURNAMB INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ?? DATE y MINUTE BOOK
?? Month I Day ? Year ? VoL I Page II
?
? ? ? rg -
;;
Bill from O.P. Means for services as Judge of Criminal Court of Wilmington approved. ,. 09
ip 07 1868`?
?C
i 1 37
' Bill from Judge Means to be investigated. 4
? 09 09 y
1868r
` 1 40
i
?
f Board
allowed claim of Judge Means from July 11.
09
25
1868?
?
1
55
? Bill
?
from
Edward Cantwell for services as Judge of Criminal Court for Wilmington approved.
;; 10
i'
07 ?
1868i
l
1
64
' Bill
from
Judge Cantwell approved.
„ 10
O8 ,
1868'
1
65
?
?
E Bil1 from Judge Cantwell approved.
?
10
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7.,: Fee from Judge Cantwell approved. ? O1
8. ,; Report requested from Judge of Special Court on expenses. , 02
9. ?
' Claim of O.P. Means rejected.
02
10. Judge Cantwell's fee as Judge of Special Court approved. 04
11. Judge Cantwell's bill as Judge of Special Court approved. ., 07
12. ; Judge Cantwell's fee approved. ,. 11
13. Bill from Judge Cantwell for Special Court approved. O1
14. ' Bill for holding speical term of Superior Court presented?by Judge Russell. 02
15. :; Letter from Judge Cantwell filed. ,. ?Z
16. ; Judge Cantwell's bill disapproved. . 03
17. Letter from Judge Cantwell filed. :, 03
18. ??Salary of Judge Daniel Russell approved.
,, 03
19. 'Daniel Russell's salary of $200 approved. O8
20. Daniel Russell elected Judge of Superiox Court.in August 6, 1874 election. ? 08
21. MInjunction issued by Judge A.S. Seymour restraining collection of half the County taxes. (See TAX DEPT.)
., 10
22. "Bill from Almond McKoy as Judge of Superior Court approved.
?? 11
23. ; Two bills from Anthony Howe referred to Judge Russell for his opinion.
? 02
24. ` Bill from Judge of Superior Court J.S. Henry approved. , 02
25. ;Bil1 from A.A. McKoy as Judge of Superior Court approved. , 02
26. ?tBi11 from A.A. McKoy as Judge of Superior Court approved.
•s 06
27. '?Judge A.A. McKoy appointed J.D. Taylor as Clerk of Superior Court and Judge of Probate. _ 07
28. i'Bill from O.P. Means for Judge's fee of Criminal Court approved. . 08
29. `?Bill from A.E. Seymour for Judge's fee of Superior Court approved. 08
30. ?Bankrupt case of J. Neff referred to Judge Russell to prove Mr. Neff's indebtedness to County at meeting of?
?s 09
creditors.
??,? ?.
31. s?
'Board to consult with Judge O.P. Means and Solicitor Moore relative to Grand Jury indictments against ;,
12
`" Commissioner Holmes. ;,
32. ?Bil1 from Judge O.P. Mean? approved. , 12
33. Judge McKoy to be notified that January term of Superior Court not to be held. , 12
34. c;Board resolves it meant no disrespect to Judge McKoy, only trying to save County some expense. ; Ol
35. ?:George Sullivan to be discharged from House of Correction on approval of Judge Means. , 03
36. ?.?Judge Means gave notice that an extra term of Criminal Court will be held. 05
37. ?Letter from Judge Means relative to reduction of his salary by act of General Assembly. ,, 07
38. ;?Attorney to obtain opinion of Attorney General on legality of Judge Means' case. 07
39. ,?Bond of Judge of Probate, S. Van Amringe, approved. '„ 12
40. ?;Matter from Solicitor Moore referred to Judge James McRae. ;, 7-2
41. ',Chairman to request Judges of Superior Court to try all cases as quickly as possible to cut expenses. , 02
42. 3Letter received from Judge Sutton stating he would convene a special court for County in July. 06
43. ;Auditing Clerk to keep book on all County prisoners hired out under sentence of judge.
., 09
44. ,'
;?Judge W.S. Robinson issued opinion that this Board is not legal, so will no longer act as Board.(C0. COMM.),
I?
07
R
09 18684b
02 1869??
??
,?
03 1869,p 1
,?
18 1869'd 1
06 1869 ? 1
07 1869: 1
02 1869,; 1
03 1870? 1
?;
08 1870,' 1
09 1870.9 1
07 1$70a; 1
08 1870.: 1
03 1873 ?, 3
04 18 7 3`? 3
.;
10 1874 ';: 3
04 1875 ?t 3
09 1875 3
07 1876 k; 3
07 1876 ; 3
1Z 1876.` 3
05 1877 3
16 1877 ?; 3
,
11 1877 ;; 3
11 18 7 7;; 3
17 1877 :; 3
i`,
03 1877 ;, 3
15 18 7 7'..; 3
27 1878.,? 4
06 1879 ;; 4
18 1879 4
05 1879 ; 4
07 1879 F? 4
07 1879 r? 4
Ol 1879 ;? 4
OS 1882 i.
•? 4
04 1889 ;? 5
07 1897 : 6
07 1897 s, 6
,a
12 1898 ks
?
'i
??
;? 6
1 67
1 154
178
186 i'
?
211 ?°
,E
27 2 `?
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339 ?;
394 ';
t;
401 ?;
s?
9'
40 7 ??
6?
412 ?;
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417 ,i
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34 i'
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92 ;
235
379
391
411
413 ?
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414 ??
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553 °;
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;
580 ?
E?
600 ?;
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600 ?
614 !
658 ?,
667 ;
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9 !i
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14 ?i
25 :?
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71 ;;
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81 ?
81
131 ?
442
134
12
43
154
INDEX TO CO?IMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County
N
C ?DGES ?
,
.
. _ MATTER: .
Rcc. u, s. County Indezee Since 1888 ? To locate names, open a! toTi A-i
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, N TAe iNDEx
COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIU
EW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ?: G
DAiE ;f
MINUTE BOOK
;;
. Month I Day l Year '? Vol. I Page !
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1.
Judge G.S. Ferguson ordered numerous doctors be allowed money for professional services in matter of A.W.
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2.
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Chairman to inquire why Judge Peebles changed his order in Holly case. ,
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07
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1911
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7 G?
225 ('
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3. Board had not heard from Judge Peebles in Holly case so claim of Dr. R. Bellamy remained as before. . 10 ?5 1911 ?°
1 7 234 "'
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4.
Board refused to pay witness fees to John Hill as suggested by Judge Ward so Attorney W. Bellamy is going ?
11
?6
1911 =;
7 +
235
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to file suit. ' ?'
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5. Superintendent of Health reported on transfer of convicts to Jail as ordered by Superior Court judge. ; 08 ?5 1912 ' 7 255 '
f ?
6.E
Dr. Russell Bellamy requested payment for services in Holly case.
12
?2
1912
7 ?;
265 .
7.??
This Board refused to re-open case of Dr. Russell Bellamy's claim since Board settled it. ;
12
?5
1912
7 ?
266 ?
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8.t$ J.M. Glisson to be paid subject to Judge Roundtree's approval, since summoned as juror although did not 06 L4 1915 7 463
E{ serve.
.
9.''•. Superior Court Clerk to suggest to Governor to provide another judge in place of Judge Peebles for Superior 06 17 1916 „ 7 567 „
?z Court term. g
10.!i Board requested Judge and Solicitor not to hold May term of Court due to small caseload. 04 30 1918 7 693
11??
; George Harris is Jud?e of Recorder's Court. „ 12 ;?3 „
L918 8 29 I
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Board to recommend increase in salary of .ludge Harris to Legislature.
1
6
L919,;
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3:?
13::
? Salary of Judge of Juvenile Court, referred to the Chairman, Attorney and Clerk of Court. 5 5 1919
; ? 4f'
s? Juvenile ?? ,
14.?? Compensat?o? for Judge of . court set at $5.00 a case heard. . 6 9 1919 & 62 {
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15.;?
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Judge of Juvenile court to be paid ?100 per annun in lien of $500 a case. ,
8
4
L919,;
8
68
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Judge W. N. Harris of Juve?:?ile requested salary increase, but declined ,7uv?nil? Services
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8
2:
L920 ..
8
L18
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17.r?' W. N. Harris allowed $300 a year as Judge+of Juvenile Court. 10 4: L920 ,: 8 L28 i:
18,? Orde"r of Judge F.A. Daniels to buy N.C. Reports form 63rd to current volume Michie Dig?st„ 2 7: L921.: 8 ;145 ,
? referred to Courthouse Committee. „ ., „
19.?
; Judge .E.H. Cranmer to be orator in corn??? St?.aying services at Courthouse Annex. ,. 10 LO : L924 .; 8 :312
20. Juvenile Judge declined increase in salary. . 7 :?2 L927.: 8 ?+53
21.,?
, : ? Juvenile Judge approved couch for room. . 5 l4 L929 ,? 8 :i74 P.
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22.;"
Judge G.E. Midgette paid to hold special term of court. ..
8
LO :
L931 :,
9
?22
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23.;? Payment to Judge M.V. Barnhill approved for special term of court. ., 1 Ll 1932.; 9 L47
24.;?
?? Payment to Judge K.O. Burgwin approved in murder case. ,. 6 ;?0 ; L932 , 9 ;167 ,. ?'
25.
; Judges as.ked to hold court in illness of Judge W.L. Small. , 2 8 1937.. 9 ?+78 „
26. Assignment of Judge postponed in illness of Judge W.L. Sma.ll. ._ 2 15 L937 , 9 ?+80
,27, Juvenile 3udge Alan Marshall granted use of Recorder's courtroom for Juvenile session. 10 3 1938,. 10 14
,28.! Telephone referred to resident Judge. .. 6 1 193? :: 1(5 333 ,`.
f
29:
W.B. Campbell endorsed for US District Court Judge.
2
26
1938
10
'+29
?, .. .
30.? Motion carried to endorse Judge J.J. Parker for US Supreme Gourt. . 9 21 1953,: 11 '+55 .. ?
31.p
? Letter sent to President of US on Judge Parker's endorsement to Supreme Court. 9 21 1953?, 11 '+55
32.?• U S Judge letter received on appointment of Judge Parker. 10 5 1953 11 457
?
33.?y
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NHC Bar Association granted request for U S Supreme Court Judge to allot 4 weeks of .
10
5
1953.,
11
457 „
;?
?_ Civil Court. „ .
,?
34.?
White House letters of thanks received on endorsement of Judge Parker to U S Supreme Courtl0
12
1953;,
11
459 ..
35 0?.
? Fee approved b?.T Honorable Clifton L. Moore, far Cl?.yton C. Holmes, attorn?y. , 12 19 i955 .; I2 2? ,
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36.,?Letter to Honorable Thoma.s N. Goodma.n requesting payment for the "Connie, Diane?. Proj?ct ,.
?.
?.2
19 ;
1955 .;
12
27 ?: i
37.'
Judge Henry L. Stevens,Jr. order special attorney fee for David Sinclair attorney.
4
1C
1956:,
12 i
60 ..
38. Payment of $25 to Drs. J.W. Hooper,R.T. Sinclair, Horace C. Moore, and Sam Warshauer 5 28 1956 ? 12 73 ??
ordered b;? . -. - - ' ,- ? . ' ?„ Judge Henry L. Stevens, Jr. ,
39. Judge William J. Bundy ordered.???:?'ment special attroney fee to William M. Cameron, Jr.
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INDEX TO COMMISSIOI?ERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Motion carried to endorse Jud?e J. J. Parker for US Supreme Court. 9 21 1953 11 455
2. Letter sent to President of United States on Judge Parkers endorsement. (above) 4 21 1953 11 455
3. US Judge letter received on appointment of Judge Parker. 10 5 1953 11 457
4. NHC Bar Association granted request for US Supreme Court Judge to allot 4-weeks of 10 5 1953 11 4S7
Civil Court.
5. White House Zetter of thanks received on endorsement of Judge Parker to US Supreme Court. 10 12 1953 11 459
6. Fee approved by Honorable Clifton L. Moore. 12 19 1955 12 27
7. Letter to Honorable Thomas N. Goodman, requesting action for payment of the"Connie 12 19 1955 12 27
Diarte Ione" project.
8. Judge Henry L. Stevens, Jr. ordered special attorney fee for Mr. David Sinclair. 4 16 1956 12 60
9. Payment of $25 to Drs. J. W. Hopper, R. T. Sinclair, Horace C. Moore and Sam Warshaver, 5 28 1956 12
ordered by Judge Henry L. Steven, Jr.
10. Judge William J. Bundy, ordered payment of $150 special attorney fees to William M. ? 11 5 1956 12 106
Cameron, Jr.
11. Honorable William J. Bundy, ordered special attorney fees paid to W. K. Rhodes. 12 10 1956 12 114
12. Presiding .Judge approved fees for William M. Cameron, Jr. attorney. 3 4 1957 12 135
13. Honorable M. C. Paul, ordered paymen? to Dr. Hubert Eaton and W. K. Rhodes, Jr. attorneys. 3 4 1957 12 135
14. Honorable M. C. Paul, o?dered payment to Elbert A. Brown and Aaron Goldberg attorneys. 6 17 1957 12 159
15. Thank-you letter received from Judge Rudolph I. Mintz for his appointment. 4 6 1959 12 410
16. State Attorney General, Honorable Malcom B. Seawell to speak at State Association of 5 18 1959 12 436
Registers of Deeds.
17. Board reached agreement on Election Officials pay. 5 18 1959 12 437
18. Deputy Judge L. Bradford T??lery resigned as of 7-15-59. 6 15 1959 12 448
19. William M. Cameron, Jr. appointed Deputy Judge of Recorders Court. 6 15 1959 12 448
20. Judge Rudolph I. Mintz, request for office space in Courthouse taken for consideration. 7 3 1959 12 455
21. Judge Rudalph I. Mintz, ordered jurors drawn for trial of Valno Wenthworth Jamieson 10 5 1959 12 503
and Jenmie Fox Mosley, VS State.
22. Budget meeting, approved $30.00 month increase for dupty Judge William Cameron, Jr. 7 24 ?961 13 2
23. Letter to Judge W. K. McLean, informing and clairifing Grand Jury report on schools. 9 5 1961 13 16
24. Mr. Elbert A. Brown, President of Bar Association requested special term of Civil Court, 10 2 1961 13 23
resolution adopted and request approved.
25. Letter requesting Court Reporter for extra term of Civil Court. 10 16 1961 13 29
26. Judge Rudolph I. Mintz, requested Mrs. Mary L. Weaver as Court Recorder, no action. 12 18 1961 13 52
27. Judge Rudolph I. Mintz, to preside at extra term of Superior Court, February S, 1962. 1 15 1962 13 60
28. Letter informing of resignation of Recorders Court Deputy Judge William M. Cameron. 1 15 1962 13 60
29. Mr. Gilbert H. Burnett, appointed temporary as replacement in Recorders Cour.t. 1 15 1962 13 60
30. Mr. Broadhurst, Judge Smith ar?d Auditor Love to confer on accaunting procedures in 1 15 1962 13 60
Recorders Court.
31. Honorable J. E. L. Wade, invited Commissioners to Easter Sunrise Service. 4 1 1962 13 201.
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS .
Month Day Year Vol. Page '
l. Discussion on architects for judicial building 11 05 1979 18 509
2. Discussion on architects for proposed court facilities r 11 19 1979 18 511
3. Selection of 3 architects for consideration of building Judicial Building ` , 12 03. 1979 18 520
4. Appointment of Building Committee postponed 12 03 1979 18 521
5. County Manager explained recommendations for Planning Committee 12 17 1979 18 529
6. Comm. O'Shields to represent County Commissioners 12 17 1979 18 530
7. Update on progress of Judicial Building Plan Ol 07 1980 18 537
, 8. Disc. on property Court Facilities Building Ol 21 1980 18 543
9. Public Hearing an building 02 D2 198D 18 547
10. Contract with Ballard, McKim & Sawyer for Judicial Building 02 18 1980 18 556
11. Capital Project Ordinance adopted for Judicial Building 02 18 1980 18 557
12. Discussion on proposed judicial facilities 04 17 1980 18 581
13. Presentation of plans for proposed Judicial Building 05 05 1980 18 594
14.
I Discussion on prvposed Judicial Building - Special Meeting O1 15 1981 18 748
15. Comments on Proposed Court Facilities by C. G. Berry O1 18 1982 18 988
16. Discussion on Proposed Judicial Bldg. Ol 18 1982 18 989
17. Discussion on changes in Judicial Building Plans 02 1 1982 18 1000
18, Discussion on Bids received for .Tudicial Building Constru?ction 04 05 1982 19 43
19. Discussion on Proposed Judicial Building Construction by Mr. Clarence Sharp 04 19 1982 19 51
20. Award of Bids - Judicial Building 04 19 1982 19 51
21• Groundbreaking for Judicial Building 05 17 1982 19 69
22. Discussion on Judicial Building Construction 05 17 I982 I9 7I
23. Discussion on Judicial Building Construction 05 25 1982 19 78
24. Change Order to Judicial Bldg. Contract 06 21 1982 19 99
25. Judicial Buildinq Change Order 07 19 1982 19 120
26.
r Encroachment Agreement with Peoples Savings & Loan for Alterations to retaining wall 07 19 1982 19 120
27. Discussion on Pneumatic System for Judicial Building 09 20 1982 19 157
j 28. Discussion on Pneumatic System for Judicial Building 09 20 1982 19 159
29. Approval of Change Order to install Pneumatic System in Judicial Bldg. 10 04 1982 19 166
30.
I Approval of Judical Building change orders & agreement with People's Savings & Loan Asso. 11 O1 1982 19 177
31 Encraochment agreement with City of Wilmington Judicial Bldg. Construction 11 15 1982 19 185
32 Judicial Bldg. Change order No. P-1 11 15 1982 19 185
33 Review of Judicial Bldg. plague 12 13 1982 19 202
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES
I eaa. u. s. County Indezee Sinee 1888
??r OFFICE ?l.ea-? An [dentifying TrRde Mark
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- New Hanover County? ?. U. _ MAT'PER: JURY ?
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?' DATE ? MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ?? Month I Day I Year ?? Vol. I Page I
, ??
l..t John Hewlett gave his bill for services as juror for the Spring Term 1868. 09 03 1868P 1 34
2•?? Board studied names of possible jurors. by 09 07 1868? 1 39
{B
3.:?
Bill from L.W. Wannon as juror approved. ?
09
15 rr
1868?
?
1
43
a?
4.??
Board ordered repair of juror box.
09
17 '
1868?
1
47
,
5. ;j
Juror box repaired. _?
09
. 18 ??
1868??
1
48
;? ;r
5.?d Names of thirty-one persons selected as jurors. 09 19 1868q? 1 50
e
6.?'? Jury tickets for G.M, West and G.W, Corbett presented. t 10 20 1868?, 1 80 !
7.;; Jury ticket for J.G. Swann presented. ;€ 10 21 1868"
`' 1 84
,
8.,,
Jury tickets for T.D. Mitche?.?, Issac Pickett, J.U. Puglz and Ceyburn Castern presented „
10
24
1868:
Z
85 ?
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9.., Jury ticket for A.P. Bridgeman presented. 10 26 1868,t 1 88 '.?
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10.;; Jury ticket for Samuel Howland, and one for Miran Hawkins presented. 11 02 1868 1 93 k?
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11. : Notice that a11 jury tickets to be presented before the Board. 11 06 Z868 1 95 a
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12. Numerous jury tickets presented. 11 06 1868:
?a 1 ?5 =?
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13. ; Numerous jury tickets presented. 11 07 1868;k 1 98 ??
fi
14.;
Grand jury tickets presented.
11
07
1868`,
1
10?D i
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15.' Numerous jury tickets presented. 11 13 1868' 1 108 ?j
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16. ` Numerous jury tickets presented, 11 14 1868h;
`? 1 118 :','
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17.;;
Numerous jury tickets presented. .
I1
20
1868;;
1
121 ?y
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; Numerous jury tickets presented. 11 20 1868;
,. 1 123 ??
s1
19.,• Numerous jury tickets presented. . 11 27 1868E?
° 1 126 ?
20.;'
Numerous jury tickets presented. ,
11
28
1868;a
1
131 ?
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21..:
Numerous jury tickets presented.
12
04
1868;;
1
135 gi
;?
22.
" Numerous jury tickets presented. 12 22 186&° 1 143 '?
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23.,` Numerous jury tickets presented. : 12 29 1868, 1 151 ?i
24.;? Numerous jury tickets presented. ,. O1 02 1869 1 152 4?
I;
25.?. Numerous jury tickets presented. „ O1 02 1869;? 1 155 ?`
26.??j
Numerous jury tickets presented. „
O1
07
1869{.?
?
1
157 i
?
27.? Numerous jury tickets presented.
.. O1 12 1869
:` 1 162 ;?
,;
28. ' Motion made that Grand Jury has no jurisdiction over Poor House and Jail. O1 12 1869.. 1 162 ii
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29..?
.. Stamp of County Seal indicates jury tickets have been approved. ?
,• O1 12 1869;;
,? 1 162 '??
30. . Numerous jury tickets presented. ; O1 19 18693 1 16" ??
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?
31.' Numerous jury tickets presented. O1 25 :
1869'
>? 1 168 `?
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32.,;
. Numerous jury tickets presented. „ 02 13 1869,? 1 185 €<
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33.,; Jury tickets for Superior Court approved. 03 04 1869' 1 195 ?i
34. List of n.ames drawn to serve as jurors. ?? 03 11 1869:y 1 198 w`
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35.
+
Jury ticket for S.D. Wallace approved.
04
?.l
1869'?
1
219 ,
ki
, ? r?
36.; Grand Jury tickets presented. ,
• 05 11 1869 1 230 '?
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37.,o Petgt Jury tickets presented. 05 11 1869
. 1 235 ??
; E;
38.,, Jury tickets presented from William Green, William Goodman, Nanthanial Jacobs and Allen Evans. ;, 05 11 1869,N 1 235 ,;
39.,;
Jury tickets presented.
05
18
1869?'
1
240 ??
°
!
40.+
Jury tickets presented.
05
27
1869,;
1
245 J
j?
. , ?
41.E; Jury tickets for the Superior Court presented. 06 07 1869? 1 251 ?!
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42.;;
Bill for transporting Grand Jurors approved.
07
07
1869;
1
272 ?
i?
43.:
?
Jury tickets presented from G.H. Gherkin, H.E, Evans, William Thumber, W.J. Price and A.J. Jacobs. .
08
03
1869u
1
289 9?
??
44.F;
Jury tickets for Superior Court listed.
09
06
1869;
1
313 ?9
?3
i;
45.??
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Ordered by the Board that regular venir jurors for the Superior Court be drawn.
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09
06
1869;?
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1
313
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l. Names drawn to serve as jurors. 09 06 1869y? 1 314
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2. Jury tickets shown for the Superior Court. 09 16 1869? 1 325 ?s
„ x
3. Jury tickets reduced for A.L. Pruce and D.A. Lamont. ' 09 16 1869? 1 325 ?;
, 4. Numerous jury tickets presented. 10 05 1869?, 1 333 ??
5. Jury list sent to Caswell Township. 11 02 1869;? 1 337 :
6. Names of jurors for the Superior Court listed. ., 11 02 1869'? 1 339 '.!
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7. Bill for preparing Jury List from John London approved. 11 02 1869; 1 339
8. List of jury tickets for the Superior Court. .. 11 02 1869,; 1 340 ?
9., Numerous ?jury tickets approved. 12 07 1869„ 1 352 „
10.?i
E; Numerous jury tickets approved. O1 03 1870.. 1 395 .
11.`?
? Jury tickets for W.E. Davis, J. Newton, and H.H. Bloom presented. 03 07 1870 1 415 ,
.12.a, Names of jurors for the Superior Court listed. 03 07 1870, 1 416
{?
13.?
Al1 fire companies exempted from jury duty to furnish names of respective members.
03
08
1870,
1
418
14.??
? List of fire companies notified to furnish members names. (See FIRE COMPANIES) 03 08 187Q
? 1 418 ,
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,15."; Jury ticket of James Lowery approved. „ 03 08 1870„ 1 420 ,;
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16.t;
' Jury tickets for the Superior Court presented. 04 05 187?, 1 425
;
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17.;;
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Letter from P. Montague, Foreman of the Grand Jury, received.
, OS
03
1870,
1
434 „
py
.18. ??
Jury tickets approved.
,. 05
03
187Q,
1
435 w;
€
19.4
Jury tickets listed.
05
04
1870
1
437 '
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20.;?
Jury ticket for Mike Hooper approved.
05
05
1870
1
439
6
21.;?
,d Jury ticket for Henry Savage approved. 06 08 1870, 1 445
22.,; Jury ticket for J.S. Canady approved. 06 09 187Q'
? 1 446
!?
23.¢? Jury tickets for C.C. Redd, Daniel Canaday and David Canady approved. . 06 11 187Q; 1 448 :
4Z
24.?i
Jury tickets approved for Richar Savage and F.W. Anderson.
07
05
187a:
1
452 ,
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25.,?
Jury tickets approved for George Aminge, Frank Mitchell and James Caromay.
„ 08
O1
1870
1 ,
461
'r
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26.a
: Jury tickets approved for S.P. Gause, L. West, J.A. Nichalson and J.W. Zimmerman. e. 08 29 1870? 1 471
4
27.,5 Jury ticket approved for S.H. Denmark. , 08 30 187d; 1 474 ,:
30.;; Committee to cancel above list of tickets and vouchers and they are to be given to the Clerk to Board. fl8 30 187Q 1 477 '
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31.F?
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Jury ticket approved for Alfred Martin.
09
06
1870
2
3
32. ?? Jurors draw?-1?. for the Superior Court. 09 08 1870 2 6
?s
33.?
Pay and mileage set for all jurors.
09
21
1870
2
8'
,
34.k?
R.S. Waldron, late Register, ordered to add up columns in Jury Book left by him.
09
22
1870.
2
17 ^
35.y?
,, Treasurer not to pay any jury tickets from the late Board unless they have the Seal of the Board on them. 10 13 1870 2 35 ?
36.fx All jury tickets to be examined and stamped by the Finance Committee and will have preference ov er other 10 13 1870 2 35
„
is
' claims against Treasurer.
?;
37. Clerk of Superior Court to designate tickets to be p?id and the amount .
`i
38.:,; Jury tickets approved for numerous persons; Grand jury tickets approved for numerous persons.
3 9 . ',
40.
41.
42. ,
43.
44 . I
; Jury tickets approved.
Jury tickets approved.
Jury tickets approved for the Special Court.
Regular jury tickets approved.
Jury tickets approved.
? Jury tickets approved.
45.p? Jury ticket approved.
!?
46.?? Jury tickets approved.
s;
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?,47.? Jury tickets approved.
10 13 1870 2 35
10 13 1870: 2 35 ,
10 22 1870 2 75
11 07 1870 2 84 ,
11 07 1870 2 84 '
11 07 1870; Z 84
12 09 1870 2 99
12 16 1870 2 103 ?
12 31 1870, 2 108 :
,. 02 06 1871,? 2 122
., 03 06 1871;?;
? 2 130 ??,?
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1. `j
,? Names drawn to serve as jurors for the first and second weeks of the Superior Court.
03
13 ,`
1871Ya
2 ?
133
ua
2. ,; Application of F.J. Lord to be excused as juror not allowed since it beyond the control of the Board. 03 31 1871? 2 137 i?
!
3. ;? Jury tickets approved. n 04 05 1871,? 2 144
?
4.
?, Clerk of Superior Court to have blank forms printed for Grand Jury's use.
05
12
1871Y?
2 I
156 ??
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5. .; Jurors of Superior Court allowed $1.50 per day and 5? per mile plus tolls and ferries. „ 05 12 1871?'; 2 157 ?;
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6. ;; Jurors of Special Court allowed $1.50 per day, no miles. „. 05 12 1871;, 2 157 E?
7.
,; Jury ticket approved.
06
02
1871;,
"
2 ??
172 jp
!
8. ?. Jury tickets approved. 07 05 1871?, 2 182 ;
;
9. Names drawn to serve as jurors of the Superior Court. , 07 05 1871 2 ?
188 iy
10.
Jury tickets approved.
08
12
1871
2 d
207 `
?„
11. All jury tickets to be paid in Books from numbers 366 to 606. 09 06 1871 2 221 ;;
12. Motion to decrease pay of jurors rejected. 10 02 1871, 2 227 ;'
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13. Order to pay all jury tickets in Books numbers 607 to 625. 10 02 18711
" 2 228 ,?
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14. Clerk to Board to make out scrolls of jury list. 10 07 1871 2 230 •'
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15. Board revised part of Jury list then adjourned. „ 10 27 1871 2 ?
233 j?
16.
; Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
, 10
28
1871.
2 a
233 ??
17. : Fire grate to be repaired in Grand Jury's room. 11 07 1871, 2 240 ??
18.
? Numbers 26-34 approved in Book of jury tickets.
, 11
07 ?
1871
2 fi
242 ;;
19.
, Jury tickets approved, numbers 36- 215.
„ 12
11
1871,
2 ;?
274 ;;
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20. List of jurors drawn for the Superior Court. , 12 19 ?
1871 2 ?
276 ??
21. .. Jury tickets numbered 216 to 439 a?pproved. O1 02 1872., 2 279 i?
22. ..Board disallowed bills from the National Hotel for furnishing meals to jurors. .. O1 08 1872., 2 283 ':
23. Member of late Grand Jury to answer Board's questions concerning Work House buildings, prisoners, clothing 02 05 1872, 2 288 ??
,
' and food.
, 24..
? ';Jury tickets numbered 439 to 646 approved. 02 05 1872,?„ 2
?, 25..
? ,Grand Jury reports condition of Jail unsafe. ,_ 02 12 1872 2
' I 26.. ,Grand Jury members J. Gilbert and J. Waddel confirmed report on the Work House. (See WORK HOUSE) 03 04 1872: 2
?; ? 27.
? :Board felt Work House not properly cared for after hearing report from Grand Jury. 03 04 1872 2
' 28.
i Jurors names drawn for the Superior Court. 03 04 1872 2
', 29., , Jury tickets numbered 732 to 774 approved. 04 O1 1872 2
30., Jury tickets numbered 779 to 979 approved. 04 26 1872 2
31. , Jury tickets numbered 980 to 1,063 approved. , 05 07 1872p 2
32., ;Names drawn to serve as jurors of the Superior Court. 05 29 1872;; 2
33. Jury tickets numbered 1,064 to 1,082 approved. 06 O1 1872 2
', ?" 34. ; 3ury tickets numbered 1,D83 to 1,278 approved. 07 Ol 1872. 2
35. ,, Jurors drawn for the Superior Court. „ 09 12 1872„ 2
36. .,Board granted Judge Cantwell's request for use of Grand Jury room for Solicitor's office. 10 02 1872:, 2
37. :. Jury tickets approved. 10 03 1872,. 2
38. ' R.I. Nixon requested relief from jury duty, but Board has no power over this. 10 07 1872 2
39. ;;Board recommends Mr. Nixon apply to the Judge of the Su?perior Court. 10 07 1872 2
', 40. ,;Letter from Grand Jury concerning roads and bridges referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. 10 28 1872 2
' 41. Letter from Grand Jury on water closet at Courthouse referred to Committee on Public Buildings. 10 28 1872 2
?
42.
Jury tickets approved. (See County Ledger (not in index,)
11
04
1872
2
43. Letter from Grand Jury concerning condition of Jail filed. 11 07 1872 2
44. ?'Jury tickets approved. 11 07 1872 2
45. '',Jury tickets stamped.
h 11 09 1872;
? 2
_ f
4d
d
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290 ?;
291 ?i
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293 ;?
295 ,?
296 ??
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310 ?I
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315 i'
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319 `
323 ;?
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325
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365 ?;
373 i?
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378 j;
379 ?'
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379 ?`.
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386 i
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386 ?t
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388 ;;
391 ??
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?AT OFFICE (??.<?.? An Identifying Trade Mark ?.? To locate names, open at
SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•I TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
1 DATE ?r MINUTE BOOK ?;
NATURE OF PROC?EDINGS
k Month ?
Day ? ,
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? Page ?}
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l.
Jury
tickets approved.
? 12
02 '
1872''
2 ??
403 i'
2. List of Jurors to be compiled for use of Justices of the Peace by the Clerk. 12 16 1872a 2 405 „
.3. Jury tickets approved. ; 12 16 1872; 2 406 :
„?
4. Juror s drawn by the Board for the January term of the Superior Court. r; 12 23 1872,' 2 409 ;;,?
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5. ? Jury tickets approved. „, 12 23 1872;; 2 412 F?
6. Juror s drawn for use of magistrates of Wilmington Township. „ 12 23 1872?; 2 412 ;
,7.i Clerk to Board authorized to erase names from Wilmington Township jury list. Ol 06 1873` 2 419 `
_8.?
? Jury tickets approved. , O1 06 1873 2 420
,
9.4? Board granted S?eriff's request to pay jurors tt?eir perdiem c?pon tickets duly issued, a2 ?b 1&73 2 42b
10.;; Jury tickets approved. 02 06 1873 2 426
11 " Jur tickets a roved 03 03 1873 3 33
Y PP •
12.?' Jury tickets approved.
. „
.13.i? Grand Jury reports to Solicitor that various Township officers presented insufficient bonds, referred to
?i the Finance Committee.
Jurors names listed for April term of Superior Court, pages 49-50.
Jury tickets approved.
Jury tickets approved by Auditing Committee.
Jurors names drawn for June term of Superior Court, pages 71-72.
Jury tickets approved by Auditing Committee.
Bills from Southerland & Steagall and Thomas Southerland for Grand Jurors approved.
Application for pay from Coroner's jurors sitting on murder case referred to County Attorney.
Jurors names drawn and listed to serve October term of Superior Court, pages 102-103.
Bill from Reuben Jones for juror's fee approved.
Bill from Peter Bloom for juror's fees approved.
Clerk to?revise Jury List and jurors to be drawn for special term of Superior Court.
Jury tickets approved by Auditing Committee.
Board to select jurors for special session of Superior Court.
Jury fees approved.
Jurors drawn for the special term of Superior Court.
Jurors drawn to serve January term of Superior Court.
Jurors"fees approved.
Bill from S.A. Currie for juror's expenses approved.
Bill from John Grotgen for expenses of jurors approved.
Jury tickets approved.
', Bill from L. Vollers for fees of jurors approved.
I', Fees of jurors approved, pages 174-175.
, Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
37.?y Grand Jury of last term of Superior Court found Work House and prison in bad condition.
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,38.?? Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court.
s,
,39.;; W.J. Ennett exempted from all public duty in New Hanover County.
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40.?; James McIntire exempted from any public or jury duty due to age and illness.
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41.y; Clerk to have all eligible names copied from Tax List for jury duty and given to Board for revision of
?a
Ep Jury List.
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42.s? Board revised the Jury List from 1873 Tax Books.
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43.?? Board worked on revising Jury List from 1873 Tax Books.
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44.?? Revision and investigation of Jury List postponed.
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03 05 1873
03 24 1873
03 24 1873
04 07 1873
05 06 1873
05
U7
08
08
08
08
10
11
11
12
12
12
12
O1
Ol
O1
Ol
O1
02
03
05
05
06
06
08
08
09
09
27 1873,
07 1873
04 1873
23 1873
23 1873
23 1873.
06 1873
04 1873
12 1873
02 1875.
02 1875'
08 1873.
23 1873
05 1874.
05 1874.
05 1874
OS 1874
05 1874
02 1874?
17 1874,,
07 1874.
26 1874'
Ol 1874
29 1874„
04 1874
31 1874
02 1874?
03 1874,.?,
`y
,
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
36
41
49
57
66
71
84
93
101
102
104
115
132
145
151
153
154
161 '
167
167
3 168
3 168
3 168
3 174
3 200
3 215
3 220
3 221
3 223
3 233 f
3
3
3
239
241 '
241
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'i ? Month I Day I Year ?a Vol. I Page ??
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?? Jurors' fees not claimed.
j?
?t 09
f?
05 6:
1874 ???
?q
3 a
244 ?
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? 2. ?Fees of jurors approved.
?, 09 05 1874'?
G; 3 246 ?
3. Fa
'^Board worked on revisions of Jury List.
' 09
07
1874:
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3
251 ?
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4.
???Revision of Jury List completed.
?a
?? 09
?
08
1874???
3 i
252
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5.
4Names drawn from Jury List for October term of Superior Court.
?; 09
09 ''
1874?±
3 ?
254 ?
, ;, I
6. i
, Jury List to go to the Sheriff.
,
t 09
10
1874^',
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3 ?
255 ??
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7. ?From Sept. 23, pay of jurors to Superior Court will be $1.50 per diem with
f; 5? per mile. ? 09 24 1874?;
„ 3 264 ;?
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8.
?Sum of $1.00 per diem allowed tales jurors and no mileage.
? 09
??
24
1874;
i
3 s?
264 i?
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9. ?
+Clerk of Superior Court to be informed of pay for jurors.
09
24
1874
3 ?;I
264 ?
10. Treasurer to pay juror tickets on presentation. 10 24 1874„ 3 270 ti;
11.
,Fees for jurors approved.
11
?
02
1874
3
? F
273 :?
>4
12. ;Request from James Sellers for payment of jurors in case of processioning not granted.
13. List of jurors' names for January 1875 term.
14. Wrignt Farren exempted from public duty.
15. John Cowan exempted from public duty.
16. William Harper exempted from public duty.
17.,;Fees for jurors approved.
18. ,Jury tickets approved.
19.,;,Regular jury fees approved and fees for jurors of Superior Court also approved.
20. ?Jurors drawn.
21.' Henry Sharpless exempted from public duty.
22. Fees for jurors approved.
23. 'Bill from Mrs. E.A. Gillican for jurors' meals approved.
24., Jurors names drawn for June term of Superior Court, pages 327-328.
25. ,Request from Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Company for exemption of inembers from jury duty filed.
26. ?Revision of Jury List completed.
27. Board selected jurors for October, 1875 term of Superior Court, pages 376-377.
28. :Register of Deeds to furnish each magistrate of Wilmington Township with list of qualified jurors.
29. Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court to hear criminal cases.
30. ?Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
31. „ Bills for jurors approved.
32.,;Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
33...Bill from James A. Lowrey for box for jurors' names approved.
34. ;Jurors drawn to serve for June term of Superior Court.
35. Board revised the Jury List for ensuing year.
36. Board resumed work of revising Jury List.
37. Board proceeded with revision of Jury List.
38. Board proceeded to revise Jury List.
39. Board resumed revising Jury List.
40. Board proceeded to revise the Jury List.
41. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court.
42. H.B. Gay not granted relief from serving as a juror since it is not in Board's power to do so.
43. ;Jurors drawn to serve for January term of Superior Court.
44. Treasurer to receive jury tickets from Sheriff paid during last term of Superior Court.
45. Sheriff to cash claims of R.F. Eyden for feeding jurors during present term of Superior Court.
46.:?Correction made in minutes concerning bill of cost versus R.F. Eyden.
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. 12 08 1?74a,
Ol 04 1874;
02 02 1875;
02 02 1875„
?, 02 02 1875:,
. 02 OZ 1875 ?,
: 03 OS 1875 ;;;
03 16 1875 _
03 31 1875;:
05 08 1875
05 08 1875
05 17 1875 ,,
06 07 1875
09 17 1875?
09 17 1875-,
09 17 1875
11 15 1875'
12 11 1875.
` 03 08 1876?
03 17 1876s
04 03 1876a
05 24 1876
09 06 1876
09 07 1876
09 11 1876
09 13 1876
09 14 1876 ?
09 18 1876„
09 25 1876?
09 27 1876
12 14 1876?y
12 29 1876,
O1 29 1877 ?
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02 05 1877 ,
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
280
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286 :
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289 ?;
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295 k{
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296 :
2 98 ??
300 j
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308 ;;
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312 !'.
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326 ;?,
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326 e;,
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376 1;
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394 "
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419
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4 21 i'
427
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466 '.
466 '
468
469
470
471
476
477
509
514 ?
523 ??
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Rec. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 ? To loeate names, open at
!AT OFFICE C????.. An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INfTfAL TAB COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NO RTH CAROLINA
? DATE , MINUTE BOOK ?;?,
NATURE OF PROCE?EDINGS
d Month I Day I Year ''I Vol. Page s;
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1.?
Board
proceeded to draw regular venire of jurors for first term of Criminal Court.
03 . .
17
1877
3 . r:
535 ,?
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2.??
Board
drew regular venire of jurors for April term of Superior Court.
04
02
1877 :A
3
S36
;
3.i
Board
drew regular venire of jurors for June term of Criminal Court.
? 05
07
1$77 ?
3
545
p?
4.?j
?
Board
drew regular venire of jurors to serve June term of Superior Court.
06
OS
1877 ';
3
549
5.? Bi11 from R.F. Eyden as juror approved. 06 05 187? , 3 553 .
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6.??
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Board
drew regular venire of jurors for August term of Criminal Court.
07 .
?
16
1877
3
581
?
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7.??
Bills
from S.H. Manning and R. Eyden as jurors approved.
08
11
?
1877 ,
?
3
592
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8.:? Jurors fees for April, May and June approved, pages 593-595. 08 11 1877 p 3 593 .
9.?; Numerous bills from jurors approved. 08 11 1877 3 593 „
10.,, Bill from S.H. Manning as a juror for Criminal Court approved. 08 11 1877 „ 3 600
11.,? Clerk to make up Jurors List for Superior and Criminal Courts for ensuing year from 1875 Tax Books. 09 06 1877 . 3 609
12.;; Board drew regular venire of jurors for October term of Criminal Court. , 09 10 1877 , 3 612
13.' Clerk to draw off a duplicate list from Jury List already made for Commissioners' use. 09 22 1877 3 614
14.?' L. Meginney excused from jury duty. 10 O1 1877 3 624
15." Board drew regular venire of jurors for October term of Superior Court. 10
. 03 1877
., 3 626
..
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16.?? Bills from S.H. Manning for jurors approved. 11 06 1877 3 647
17.?# Board drew December list of jurors for Criminal Court. 11 14 1877 3 655
18.5j
i Chairman requested to be excused from drawing jurors for special term of Superior Court. 12 15 1877 3 662
,
19.;'
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Chairman plans to being suit against City during special term of Superior Court.
12
15
1877
?
3
662
20.°°
. ?, Bills from jurors approved. 12 15 1877
. 3 668
..
21..3 Fees for jurors approved, pages 669-671. 12 15 1877 3 669
22.': Board drew regular venire of jurors to serve at February term of Criminal Court. Ol 14 1878 3 682
p
23.?;
Board
drew regular venire of jurors for April term of Criminal and Superior Courts.
03
11
1878
3
713
24.??.
? „ Board drew jurors for June term of,Criminal Court. 05 13 1878 3 723
;25.?o
. Board drew jurors for June term of Superior Court, pages 730-731. „ 06 11 1878 3 730 ,
26.??; Board drew venire of jurors to serve August term of Criminal Court. 07 02 1878 3 737
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27.? Bill of Coroner Hewlett for summoning more than twelve men to serve as jurors not allowed. 08 09 1878 3 741
..
28.;? Board proceeded to revise the Jury List from 1877 Tax Books. 09 03 1878 3 744 ,
29.,; Board took up unfinished work of revising the Jury List. 09 06 1878 „ 3 746 „
30..? Board resumed work of revising the Jury List. 09 09 1878 3 747
31.i1
? ?o Board took up and proceeded to revise the Jury List. 09 10 1878
,. 3 747
32.??
,r Board proceeded to revise the Jury List. 09 13 1878 3 749
33.,?
? Board continued revising Jury List and then recessed until Monday. 09 14 1878 3 749
34.? Board finished revising Jury List and recessed until afternoon. 09 16 1878 3 749
35.? Board drew regular venire of jurors for October term of Criminal Court. 09 16 1$78 3 749
36.ry H.A. Glamayer excused from jury duty, he being illegally drawn. 09 21 1878 3 763
37.,' Caleb Richardson drawn in place of H.A. Glamayer. 09 21 1878 3 763
38.' Clerk to Board to furnish Justices of Wilmington with a jury list for their use, jury Iists to be kept in 09 23 1878 3 764
- ,, ,
;` jury box in custody of Clerk to Board.
:
;
39.?? Board drew jurors for December term of Superior and Criminal Courts.
?:
40.'? Board drew regular venire of jurors to serve January term of Superior Court.
41.;? Board drew jurors for Februray term of Criminal Court.
42.';+ Jurors drawn for April term of Criminal Court.
?3.;; Jurors drawn to serve extra term of Criminal Court.
44.;? Jurors drawn to serve at June term of Superior Court.
45.;, Board drew jurors for August term of Criminal Court.
„ 11 07 1878 3 775 ,.
, 12 18 1878 4 7
Ol 15 1879 4 16
03 03 1879 4 24
05 OS 1879 4 71
_ 05 OS 1879 4 72 „
07
@6 07 1879 ,,
il 4 82
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Aeo. u. s. County Indeacee Since 1888 ? To locate namss, open at
r?r OFFICE G??vCe-? An ldentifving Trade Merk SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•I TAB INDEX
MADE BY THF COTi INDEX COMAANY, COLUMBUS, OHtO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NO RTH CAROLINA
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DATE
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?
?? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS '??
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Board started revising Jury List for ensuing year. ?
p 09
??
O1
1879 k;
N,
4
102
' 2.?; Board drew jurors for October term of Criminal Court. , 09 O1 1879 4; 4 103 ?
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?;
3.,+
Register of Deeds to furnish Wilmington Magistrates a jury list.
}y 09
15
1879 R;
4 p
107 ?
4..?
Jury List drawn for Criminal Court, pages 119-120.
; 11
03
1879 ;;
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4 ?.
119 ?
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5.
, .
Jurors drawn for De,cember term of Superior Court. ?; 11 03 1879 ??
p, 4 120 ?
;
, 6.; Jurors selected for February term of Criminal Court. O1 05 1880 ?s 4 142 i
7.,,
Jurors drawn to serve April term of Crimi?nal Court, pages 176-177.
03
Ol
1880 ?:
4 ,
176 `j
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8.:
, Jurors drawn to serve at special `term of Criminal Court. 05 03 1880 ;? 4 190
;?
9.,
Jurors drawn to serve at Spring term of Superior Court.
05
Q3
.tB?Q ,'
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39d
•4
10. Jurors drawn for August term of Criminal Court. „ 07 05 1880 4 202
11.,_ Board proceeded to revise the Jury List. 09 06 1880 ,. 4 226
, 12.,, Board dr.ew up regular venire of jurors for October term of Criminal Court. ?, 09 06 1880 4 226
13. Jurors drawn for special term and December term of Criminal and Superior Courts. 11 Ol 1880 ?F 4 242 ";
,,
14.: Board drew jurors for February term of Criminal Court. ?, O1 03 1881 „ 4 263 `
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;
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; j 15.., Board drew jurors to serve April term of Criminal Court, pages 277-278. ;. 03 07 1881 ? 4 ;
277 !_
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16.
. Jurors drawn to serve on Criminal Court. 05 02 1881
? 4 291
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? 17.
, .. Jurors drawn to serve June term of Superior Court, pages 291-292. 05
.. 02 1881 . 4 291 ?':
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18.
"
Jurors drawn for August term of Criminal Court.
07
11
1881 ?
°
4 E:
307 ??
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? 19. Board revised the Jury List. 09
. 05 1881 i? 4 325 `:
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,
20.
Board drew jurors for October term of Criminal Court.
, 09
05 ,
1881 ?;
4
?;
325 ;;
' 21.
? Board drew jurors for special term of Criminal Court. 11 07 1381 '; 4 334 ''
22., Board drew jurors for December term of Superior Court. „ 11 07 1881 4 334
?
23.
?
Board drew jurors for next term of Criminal Court.
„ Ol
02
18$2 ;,
4 t
3??9 t;
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24.' Board drew jurors for April term of Criminal Court. ; 03 06 1882 i 4 363 „
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i 25.,„ Jurors drawn for special term of Criminal Court. ;, 05 O1 1882 ', 4 378 ?;
, 26.,
, Jurors drawn for Supreme Court. 05 Ol 1882 ,
; 4 378 "
?;
?
, 27.., Board drew jurors for August term of Criminal Court, pages 391-392. ;, 07 03 1882 ;, 4 f
391 „
' 28 .., Board revised the Jury List . ,. 09 04 1882 ;, 4 413 !,
?
I
', 29.
.
Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
09
..
04
1382
4 ?`
413 E?
?-
' 30.
, Board drew jurors for special term of Criminal Court. 11
., 06 1882 ? 4 426 ??'
??
31.' Board drew jurors for Superior Court. 11
., 06 1882 ;
,? 4 426 ?'
s:
32.
' Board drew jurors for February term of Criminal Court. Ol 02 1883 ` 4 445 ?"
?.
i 33.:
Jurors drawn for April term of Criminal Court.
; 03
05
1383 ;
4 ,
454 ;!
34., Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 05 07 1833 . 4 471 '
?,'
? 35.,.
Jurors drawn for special term of Criminal Court.
05
07
1883 ,?
4 ?
472
36. Jurors drawn for August term of Criminal Court. 07 02 1883 ?; 4 479
I 37.
' Board revised Jury List. 09 03 1883 :. 4 495
t?
38.
,
Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
09
03
1883
4 ,.
;,
495
?
39.,
-
Jurors drawn to serve at special term of Criminal Court.
„ I1
OS
1883 ?y
?
4 '
504 ?!
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s}
40.,,; Jurors drawn to serve at December term of Superior Court. „ 11 05 1883 ;; 4 505 ?3
41..; Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court. ! 12 24 1883 g' 4 519 i;
i 42., Jurors drawn for February term of Criminal Court. ,? Ol 07 1884 ;; 4 522 `;
43.
Jurors drawn for April term of Criminal Court.
03
03
1884 ;,
4 i,
535 ;;
,. .
, 44.; Jurors drawn for special term of Criminal Court. 05 05 1884 ;; 4 547 ;?
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45.<;
Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court.
.. 05
05
1884 ?'
4 _,
548 ;?
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46.,; Jurors drawn for August term of Criminal Court. . 07 07 1884 ?; 4 566 ;?
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Re?. u. s, /J? County (ndezee Since I888 To loeate names, Op@? at COTT A-Z TA6 INDEX
r?r OFFICE C.G?.et?? An Identifying Trado Mar? SURNAM6 INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLO BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE 57 MlNUTE BOOK ??
NATURE Af PROCEEDINGS ;?
_' Month I Day I
. Year ?
'; Vol. I Page '
l.?
Board revised Jury List from 1883 Tax Books.
09 .
O1
1884 y
4 -
574
?
2.?
Board drew jurors for October term of Criminal Court.
? 09
O1
1884'{
4
574
;
3.?
George Kelly exempted from jury duty and other public duty due to physical
disability.
;; 09
Ol
1884 ,?
4
575 'e
?
4.?
Jurors drawn to serve special term of Criminal Court.
11
03
1884 ;
?,
4
585
,;
5.a! Jurors drawn to serve December term of Superior Court. 11
„ 03 1884???
, 4 586
6. Board to request General Assembly to pass an act similar to act relative to jurors of Criminal Court for O1 05 1885 : 4 602
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the Superior Court.
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7.,?
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; Attorney to report if persons are exempt from jury duty if they are members of a fire company. O1
.. 05 1885':;
_ 4 602
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8.??
Attorney to report all persons who are exempt for jury duty.
O1
05
1885
P4
4
602
, 9.;p Jurors drawn to serve February term of Criminal Court. O1 05 1885 . 4 602
i
10.?
Jurors drawn to serve March term of Court.
02
24
1885
4
610
11.:;
? David Williams awarded contract for painting Courtroom and jury room. 03 23 1885?: 4 615
12.?i Copy of David Williams' proposal set down. 03 23 I885 4 615
;?
13.??
Matter of changing Sheriff's office for Grand Jury room left with Chairman.
03
23
1885 '
4
615
??
„
„14.?
Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court.
04
06
,
1885
4
621
?
15.`
Board drew jurors for June term of Superior Court, pages 630-631.
05
04
1885 ?
4
630
.16.
± Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court, pages 635-636. , 06 Ol 1885; 4 635 .
e
.17.; Board drew jurors for September term of Criminal and Superior Courts. 08 03 1885., 4 646
18.? Board proceeded to revise Jury List from 1884 Tax Books. , 09 07 1885,,. 4 649
19.t; Jurors drawn to serve on Criminal Court in November, 1885. 10 05 1885 4 654
„
,20.?? Jurors drawn for Criminal Court. „ 12 07 1885 , 4 664 ,
.21.;? Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 07 1885 , 4 665
22.,?
h? Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court. 02 Ol 1886 4 684
?
f9
.23.;?
Board drew remaining jurors for March term of Criminal Court which it had failed to do before.
„ 02
O8
1886;,
4
687
24.w?
tl Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 O1 1886 . 4 690
E
'25.'? Board drew jurors for May term of Criminal Court. 04 05 1886 4 701
? 51 ? ., a. ..
26.k? Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court. ' 06 07 1886 4 718
27.??
:i Office of Clerk of Criminal Court and Grand Jury room switched. 07 05 1886 , 4 724
28.?? Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court. 08 02 1886
.? 4 730 .
?
29.E?
?? Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 06 1886 4 738
?
30.'?
? Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court. ?
09
? 24 1886
, 4 745
31.r? All jurors to be paid $1.00 per day. 11 O1 1886 4 751
?;
,32.r?
Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal and Superior Courts.
12
13
18$6
4
768
,
,33.,j
Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
02
07
1887
4
777
,?
,34.4?
Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
03
07
1887
4
793
35.p? Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court. 04 05 1887 5 2
36.r? Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court, pages 15-16. 06 06 1887 5 15
37.'r
?r Jurors drawn for next term of Crzminal Court. OS
? Ol 1887 5 37
,
,38.k Board proceeded to revise Jury List from 1886 Tax Books. 09 05 1887 . 5 39
, , ,..
.39.;P Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 05 1887.. 5 39
.40.t?
° Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court. 1Q 14 1887, 5 4h
?o
.41.,x
s
Chairman, Sheriff, Clerk to Board and two Justices drew jurors to serve for
Criminal Court.
_ 12
17
1887
5
60
.
iR
,42.p
Jurors drawn to serve at January term of Superior Court.
Ol
02
1888 .
5
62 .
43.?? Jurors drawn to serve at March term of Criminal Court. , 02 05 1888
. 5 67
.,
?p
44.;?
? Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 05 1888{. 5 77 ,
a
45.?1 Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court. 04 14 1888 S 86
!?
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N C JURX
MATTER
,
. . _
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IAT ofrict ?? An Identifyin¢ Trade Mark ? SURNAMH INITIAL TAB C077 A-2 TAB lNDEX
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+ Month I Day? Year ';?
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? 1.;
, °
Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court. ? ?
06
'
04 F;
1888 s?
5 I?
91 ?;
?
2."? Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court. 08 06 1888 .? 5 98 ??
•• i? ?s
?
3.
Board proceeded to revzse the Jury List.
?= 09
..
03
1888 ??
„
5 i
104 `°
?
??
4.. Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court. ;. 10 Ol 1888 . 5 112 ?,,
.?
5.
Jurors drawn for January term of Superior and Criminal Courts, pages 122?-123.
IZ
.
10
1888 '
rm
S i
122
a
6.? Jurors drawn for Criminal Court. ?, 02 13 1889 ?`?
, 5 138 ??
7.
?
Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
03
„
04
1889 ';',
?,
5 €?
150 ?'
f%
,
8.
.
Clerk of Criminal Court French allowed to use Grand Jury room as his office.
03
..
04
1889 ?:
?
5 ?
151
?3
9.
. Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court. 04 Ol 1389 .
" 5 l56
?
10.
Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court.
06
04
1889 .,
5 .
170 „
11. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 08 05 1889 ;. 5 184 y
12. Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court. 08 12 1389 .: 5 188
13. Board proceeded to revise Jury List from 1888 Tax Books. 08 19 1889 5 1$8 ?;
14. Board proceeded to revise Jury List. 0$ 23 1889 > 5 189
i
; i 15.
Board worked on revising Jury List.
. 08
26
1889
5
189
16.
. Board worked on revising Jury List. 08
,. 30 1889 ?y 5 189 '
„
17.
? Board completed revision of Jury List and placed same in Jury Box, 09 03 1889 5 191 f:
?
1$.
,. Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court. 11
.. 04 1888 .: 5 199 '
r,
' 19. Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal Court. 12 02 1389
, 5 205 ;;
,., ?
20., Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. , O1 06 1890 ,9 5 213 5,
2I..;
Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
„ 02
03
1890 ;;
5 ;:
217 ;,
' 22.: Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 03 1890 .; 5 235 :,
' 23.
.. Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court. 04 30 1890
.. 5 245
E;
24.
, Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court. 06 02 1890 ?
., 5 252
i?
25.
. Jurors drawn for Criminal and Superior Courts. 09 O1 1390 !
., 5 269
26.
e, Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court. Z1
.. 03 1890 5 277 !
??,
27.
.. Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal Court. 12
.. 08 1890 y:
. 5 287
;e
, 28., Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 29 1890 ` 5 291
29. Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court. 02 02 1891 5 313
30. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 03 31 1891 ?? 5 319 '
. k,
, 31.,; Jurors drawn to serve at May term of Criminal Court. 04 13 1891 ? 5 323
32.. Col. F.W. Foster,of Fore & Foster Planning Mill, exempted from jury duty since foreman of company. 05 04 1891
? 5 324 ?
?s
33.,, Jury ticket in favor of James Grant was disallowed. „ 05 04 1891 ;. 5 324
34... Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court. Ob 26 1891 5 33Fz ;;
; 35.., Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court. „ 08 10 1891 ;; 5 345
36. Board proceeded to revise Jury List. : 09 07 189I , 5 350
. 37.,, Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court 09 07 1891 5 350
?,
38., S.W. Skinner exempted from jury duty since is foreman of S.W. Skinner Co. Machine Shop and Foundry. 10 05 1891 .: 5 353
39.,, J.W. Hodges exempted from jury duty, he being foreman for John H. Hanby Contractor. „ 10 05 1891 ,, 5 353
?,
40., Jurors drawn to serve in November term of Criminal Court. 10 30 1891 f 5 357
41. Jurors drawn to serve at January term of Criminal Court. 12 07 1891 ., 5 368 ?.
! 42., Jurors drawn to serve for January term of Superior Court. OZ 04 1892 ?; 5 375 `
E1
43. Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court. 02 O1 1892 ; 5 381
44. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. , 03 07 1892 ; 5 407
45., Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court. 04 29 1872 r 5 414
46..,, Men exempted from jury duty by Act of Assembly. 05 02 1892 ;, 5 415
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MATTER
C JURY
, .
. _
: `
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DATE i'?
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!`
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ;
{` Month I Day I Year ;a
??'? Vol. I Pa9e ;;
?
1.
Jurors drawn to serve for July term of Criminal Court. „
? 06
.?
06 ?,
1892 C;
;;
5
423 ?i
k;
Z. John Reilly exempted from jury duty he being Superintendent of Gas and Electric Light Co. ? 08
, Ol 1892;i'
`+' S 432 ;,'
3. Report from Grand Jury acted upon. (See COUNTY HOME) '' 08
'?. O1 1892??y 5 432
4.. Board investigated complaints against management of County Hom e as presented by Grand Jury. !' 08 08 1892?? 5 436 '
? '
?7
? 7'
5. Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court. F; 08 09 ?
1892'r; S 437 F
?r e, .
6. Board revised Jury List and placed names in a box. : 09
?f 05 1892ka
F? 5 440 Y
?
nd
7. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. : 09 05 1892 , 5 440
r
8.
Clerk to notify several jurors to appear before the Board.
. 09
05
1892 ?
5
440
9.'? Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court.
>,
?a
10.?; Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal Court.
?,
ll.y; Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
12.p? Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
i;
13.?? Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
,,
;
,14.?? Grand Jury reported repairs needed in basement of County Home.
?
15.? Jurors drawn to serve May term of Criminal Court.
i;
16.;; Report from Clerk of Criminal Court, W.R. French, on Grand Jury's May term of Criminal Court.
?g
17.?? Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court.
18.?? Jurors drawn for September term of Criminal Court.
?
19. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
20.? Board proceeded to revise the Jury List.
21.?i Board met to revise Jury List.
?,
p?
22.? Names of jurors put in Jury Box after Jury List was revised.
,
23.; Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court.
?.
24.? Jurors drawn for January terms of Criminals and Superior Courts.
25.? Jurors drawn for Ma.rch term of Criminal Court.
?
26.b; Jurors drawn for ApriZ term of Superior Court.
?6
27.?9 Jurors drawn for May term of Criminal Court.
f9
28.?? Communication from Grand Jury relative to suppression of gambling and liquor selling on Sunday; Board
?
29.?
! ruled they have no jurisc3iction in matter.
? Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court.
30.?t Jurors drawn to serve at September term of Criminal and Superior Courts.
F.
31.'? Board revised Jury List and placed names in Jury Box.
32. Jurors drawn for November term of Criminal Court.
33.?? Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal and Superior Courts.
?
34.;? Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
;y
35.i? Jurors drawn for March term of :'uperior Court.
36.!; Superior Court Clerk reported on jury tax paid over to Sheriff.
E;
37.??' Superior Court C1erk reported on jury tax paid over to Sheriff.
N?
3$. Report from Superior Court Clerk on jury tax.
39.,? Superior Court Clerk's report on jury tax collected.
C
40.j Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
?
41.? Board proceeded to revise 1895 Jury List, but recessed before finished,
42.? Board proceeded to revise Jury List.
,
43. Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
44.? Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal and Superior Courts, pages 684-685.
45.?? J.T. Plate exempted from jury duty, he being foreman in machine shop of Wilmington Iron Works.
10 24 1892 v 5
12 20 1892 . 5
Ol 02 Z893 5
02 06 1893 5
03 06 1893 5
04 03 1893, 5
05 Ol 1893 ,.
06 05 1893 '
;; 06 05 1893 ;
08 08 1893
, 09 04 1893 ,,
09
09
09
10
, 12
02
03
04
06
04 1893 ,,
06 1593 ,
06 1893
18 1893 .?
04 1893
05 1894
05 1894 :
25 1894 :
04 1894
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
S
5
5
5
5
5
448
463
464
469
483
488 ,.
495
501 .
501
514 ;
519
519 ,
522
522 ,.
527
534
544
558
566
570
??
06 04 1894 5 570
08 13 1894r 5 581
09
11
12
02
03
04
05
r, 06
07
,? 09
. 09
09
09
??. 12
Ol
03 1894 5 583
05 1894
10 1894
13 18 95 „s
11 1895
O1 1895 .
06 18 95 „,
03 1895 ,,
Ol 1895 ;?
02 1895 ;
02 1895 ,.
04 1895 ,';
20 1895 ;.,
09 1895 ,;
06 1896 .;
?
„?
;e
f?
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
591
602
615 „
632
633 :
637
643 ,
648 !
666
668
?
671
671
684
686 .
;?
?!
?I.
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: JURY `
¦[o. u, s. County (ndezee Since 1888 H+ ?r.? To locats namea, open at COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
rer ORFICt ?n?•?6?• An IdentifvinQ Trade Marlc ?`8 EURNAMH INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY. <OLUMBUS. OHIO
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.? 3
1..; Jurors drawn to serve at March term of Criminal Court.
4?
' 2.? Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
3.''' Report from Superior Court Clerk on Grand Jury's January term of Superior Court.
??,
4. Board revised Jury List and placed names in Jury Box.
?;
5.' Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
6.' Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
7.; Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal and Superior Courts, pages 751-752.
8. Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court, pages 766-767,
9. Report from Superior Court Clerk on charter fees and jury taxes collected.
10. Board met in Special Session to draw jurors.
11. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
12., Superior Court Clerk's report on jury tax collected filed.
13., Jurors drawn for April term of Criminal Court.
14. Sheriff and Treasurer not to pay any jury or witness tickets or coupons if more than one year's standing
without Board`s audit.
15. Revision if Jury List deferred.
16. Report from Superior Court Clerk on fees collected from jury cases.
17. Board proceeded to revise the Jury List.
18. Names considered of those who are exempted from jury duty, and Clerk to make one alphabetized list of
persons exempted from jury duty from the several available.
19. Baard revised the Jury List.
20. Jurors drawn for July term of Criminal Court.
21. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
22. Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
23.: Jurors drawn for January term of Criminal Court.
24. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
l
25. Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
, 26., Board began revision of Jury List.
27.,,, Board proceeded to revise Jury List for 1898.
28.,; Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
29., Jurors drawn for October term of Criminal Court.
30.,; Jurors drawn for January terms of Criminal and Superior Courts.
31. Jurors drawn for March term of Criminal Court.
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
? 33., 3urors drawn for Superior Court.
34. Jurors drawn for June term of Criminal Court, pages 260-261.
35._ Board began revising Jury List.
36._, Board continued revising Jury List.
37., Board co ntinued revising Jury List.
38.,, Revision of Jury List concluded.
39., Jurors drawn for August term of Criminal Court, pages 317-318.
, 40.., Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
41., Jurors drawn for the Criminal Court.
42. Jurors drawn for the Superior Court.
43. Jurors drawn for the Criminal Court.
44. Jurors drawn for Superior Court, pages 405-406.
;: 02 03
;: 03 02
j, 04 06
r?
? 09 07
F 09 07
09 07
12 07
03 04
03 Ol
03 13
03 13
04 05
04 05
04 08
06 07
06 07
0.6. 10
06 15
06 17
06 23
09 07
09 07
12 06
12 06
02 08
06 06
, 06 08
, 09 OS
09 07
: 12 10
02 09
04 03
0?- 06.
05 04
06 06
06 07
06 08
06 15
07 10
09 04
11 06
O1 Ol
02 15
03 08
?
?
1896 ?? 5 692
1896 ?' S 708
:?
1896 ?; 5 712
s
1896 ;? 5 731
??
;
1896 ?i 5 731
1896 ?, 5 732
?z
1896 ?s 5 751
1897 c? 5 766
1897 u: 5 778
1897 5 779
1897 5 779
1897 _; 5 799
1897 ' S 799
1897 6 2
1897 6 12
1897 ,; 6 12
1897 ; 6 18
?:
1897 ;; 6 19
1897 `. 6 19
1$97 ,: 6 19
1897 6 43
1897 '+ 6 44
1897 ?^ 6 65
1897 ? 6 66
1898 ` 6 84
1898 : 6 134
1898 ;; 6 135
1898 ;; 6 179
1898 ;? 6 179
1898 „ 6 206
1899 , 6 226
1899 6 246
1899 ', 6 2?3
1899 ; 6 260
1899 6 299
1899 6 299
1899 6 300
?r
1899 ;; 6 302
1899 ' 6 317
1899 '? 6 335
1899 '' 6 346
1900 ;; 6 380
1900 ,, 6 401
1900 „ 6 405
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N
C JURY
.
,
. _ MATTER: `
ecc. u. s. ? `- County Inde:ee Since ISBB ? Tp IOC?tB 118111ES? open at
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NATURE 0? PROCEEDINGS ??,
?; Month
Da ;
Year ?
Vol G,
Pa
e
i
I
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?
1.
?
List of jurors drawn for Criminal Court.
' 05
08 ;?
1900pn
6
436 f.
2. ?- Jurors drawn for special term of Criminal Court. 06 13 1900;? 6 448 4,
,
3.
Jurors
drawn
for August term of Criminal Court.
07
15 ???
1900ka
6 ,
?
453 ?:
?s
4.? Jurors drawn to serve at Superior Court. ? 09
4? 03 19004 6 474 r
? , 4fl
FI }+
5. Jurors drawn for Criminal Court. ;n 11 05 1900Pa
? 6 486 ,
,6. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. , 12 15 1900?' 6 499 ?;
7.? Jurors drawn ?or the March term of Criminal Court. G; 02 04 1901;?; 6 518 ,',
?
8.?
0
9
Jurors
drawn
for Superior Court.
?, 04
O1
1901„
6
535 ,,
.
9.?? Warrants iss? ed by CDminissioner HD1mes to Sheriff .for jury tickets c?nfirmed, D5 Db 1901r; b 549 ..
10.?? Jurors drawn for June term of Criminal Court. 05 06 1901 6 549
, ...
11.??
;a Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 06
., 17 1901 6 555
,.
a
12.E?
Jurors
drawn
for August term of Superior Court.
, 07
22
1901
6
577 L
13.? Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 09 03 1901F, 6 594
?i
14.`;
Jurors
drawn
?or November term of Superior Court.
; 10
07
1901?
6
603
4
15.?
Jurors
drawn
for November term of Superior Court.
11
04
1901?'
6
612
16.k Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 02 1901. 6 618
s;
?{
17.?i
:?
Jurors
drawn
for Superior Court.
Ol
06
1902 !
6
628
?;
18.;
Jurors
drawn
?or March and April terms of Superior Court.
03
03
1902 °
6
640 ,
j
19.?'
Jurors
drawn
for Superior Court, pages 650-651.
05
05
1902_?
6
650
20. Report from Grand Jury referred to the Building Committee. , 06 03 1902;„ 6 656
21.??
? Jurors drawn ?or Superior Court. , 06 03 1902,',; 6 656 L.
22.?? Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court. 07 07 1902„; 6 660 .
;fl
23.E?
Report
from G
rand Jury read and filed.
., 08
04
1902;;
6
667 .,
24. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court, pages 672-673. 09
, O1 1902 '
t, 6 672 ?
.,
25. Jurors drawn for the November term of Superior Court. 10 06 1902 6 677
26.? Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 11 03 1902;a 6 680
27.;?
? Jurors drawn ?or January term of Superior Court. 12 O1 1902 6 686
`
28."? Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. O1 05 1903 6 693
29. Jurors drawn ?or Superior Court. 03 02 1903 6 705
30. Jurors drawn for civil term of Superior Court. 03 05 1903 : 6 706 ?
31.i?
? Special jury drawn; Grand Jury's report referred to Superintendent of Health and Chairman. 04 06 1903 ? 6 710 „
?
32.?ffi
Jurors
drawn
for Superior Court.
05
04
1903,a
6
19
33.a Jurors drawn for Superior Court, and Board p?oceeded to revise the Jury List. 06 Ol 1903„„ 6 725
?A
34.?? H,A, DeCover exempted from jury duty since foreman of Fore & Foster Planning Mill and Sash and Blind Co. 07 06 1903 ; 6 731 „
?
35.?
Jurors'
List
handed into Board.
07
06
1903,,
6
732 „
36.??
:, Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 09 08 1903 6 748
?r
37.?t
Jurors
drawn
for October term of Superior Court.
09
28
1903..
6
752
?
38.??
G
Hilton
Lumber
Co. applied for jury exemption for several persons, but Board told Company only one person 11
02
1903..,
6
759
, E would be exempted as Superintendent.
,? ,
??
39.?h Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 02 1903 , 6 759
40.?? Grand Jury re commended separate Bibles be used for white and colored persons to swear on; adopted. ; 12 07 1903 ? 6 764
?
?;
41.;? W.L. Pa rsley exempted from jury duty since Superintendent of Hilton Lumber Company. 12 07 1903 6 764
?c .
? ,.
;?
42.?.;
? Jurors drawn for Superior Court. Ol
- 04 1904''
?. 6 775
,
43.d
p Henry M. Bowd en, Superintendent of N.C. Cotton Oil Co.,was exempted from jury duty. 03 07 1904 ? 6 782
?.
?
44.?
Jurors
drawn
for April term of Court.
03
07
1904 ;
6
782
?
45.??
?
P
Jurors
drawn
for May term of Superior Court.
05
02
1904 ?
6
792 y
,
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1. ?
; Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. ?
06
06 ??
1904??
6 i
?'
797 i
?
' 2.; L.L. Boon, Superintendent of Vavass Grain Factory, exempted from jury duty. 07
t 05 ?
1904i?
?„ 6 802
^
3. 1
? Jurors drawn for Superior Court's October term.
? 09
06 k6
1904s
G+
6
810 ?''
4.`. i J.H. McDonald not exempted from jury duty since application not in due form. : 10 03 1904'? 7 3
? !
; 5. p Charles Bell excused from jury duty since Superintendent of Kidder Lumber Co. L, 10 03 1904k?
„; 7 4??
?
6. ;John H. McDongal exempted from jury duty since foreman of Cape Fear Machine Works. ? 11 07 1904?; 7 ?
7?;
;
7.
'Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court.
11
07
1904?,
7 d
,?
8;?
? ' ?7
8.
Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
O1
04
1905
7 i?
17 :`
9. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 03 06 1905 7 20 "
„
1?. More jurors drawn for Superior Court. 03 09 1905 7 21
11. Jurors drawn for May term of Court. 05 Ol 1905 7 24 ?
. 12. Report from Grand Jury filed and jurors drawn for Superior Court. a, 06 05 1905 7 27 ;
13. , Board revised Jury List. ,. 06 05 1905,; 7 28 ;.
14. Board continued revising Jury List.
? , 06 06 1905..
' 7 28 '.
?
? 15.
I ?
Board completed revision of the revision of the Jury List.
06
14
1905;;
7 ;t
32 ??
16. ; Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 07 03 1905';, 7 34 ;
'E
.'_ 17.,
, Jurors drawn for regular term of Superior Court, pages 37-38.
,,, 09
05
1905;?
7 ;
37 ",
?
, 18. ; Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. . 11 06 1905;; 7 41 ??
19._ ;J.M. Coin relieved from jury duty. „ 12 04 1905„ 7 45 ;;
??
20. , Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court, pages 46-47. ,. O1 02 1906;; 7 46 ?;
21.
Grand Jury's report referred to Auditing Committee.
02
03
1906
7 ?:
47 "
22.
. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
. 03
... 05 1906,
., 7 49
?:
23. Jurors drawn for the Spring term of Superior Court. 05 07 1906;, 7 53 ?
24.
. Jurors drawn for Spring term of Superior Court.
? 07
. 02 1906
.a 7 58 ?
;;
' 25.
,
Report from Grand Jury on public buildings referred to Public Buildings Committee.
08
.
06 ,
1906
,
7 ;,
59 `
w,
26.
Jurors drawn for Fallterm of Superior Court.
08
06
1906.
7 4
60 ;
? 27. =Jurors drawn for Fall term of Superior Court. 09 04 1906 7 62 i
? 28.
? , Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court.
? 11
?. 06 1906' 7 65 ?
I 29. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
. 12
., 03 1906. 7 69
4?
t 30.
' Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court, pages 81-82 03
. 04 1907
?. 7 81 '
,
?? 31.
Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court.
05
06
1907?
7
87 ?:
32. Board began selection of Jury List. 06 07 1907 7 90
? 33.,
? ,,Jury List put in Jury Box and jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 O1 1907' 7 95 ',
34. ,Grand Jury's report relative to 17th and Market Streets referred to Roads Committee. 08 05 1905`; 7 105
,? 35., ;Grand Jury's report relative to Shepard's Crossing referred to Chairman. ,, 08 05 1905„ 7 105 °
; 36. ,Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 03 1907., 7 107 '
37., .Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. ., 11 04 1907; 7 113 ;
38., ?Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. „ 12 02 1907;, 7 117 f+
39., ;Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court. 02 03 1908;; 7 123 ?;
, 40. ,Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. : 03 02 1908;n 7 127 ;
41. Jurors drawn for regular term of Superior Court. 05 04 1908?; 7 133 ;
i 42.
i . Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court. 06
„ Ol 1908:
r, 7 135 ?
,:
43. Attorney to give opinion on whether or not County should pay jury tickets issued when Court no t in session. 07 06 1908: 7 137 r
44. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court, pages 138-139. 07 06 1908? 7 138 ??
??
'
' 45.
? ? Attorney Bellamy requested to give opinion on whether or not June jury tickets should be paid. 08
. 03 1908`, 7 i
140 ?.
?,
45. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 08 1908,: 7 146 =
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INDEX TO COMMISSION?RS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ INATTER: JURY ?
Rec. u. a. County Indezes Sinee 1888 it? k+?- To toeate names, open at COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
r?r OFFICE (??1?6-Z?.s An Identifying Trade Mark ?? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ?. DAiE ?? MINUTE BOOK '
`' Month ? Day ? Year ??? Vol. Page I
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l. Superior Court Clerk submitted Grand Jury's report. ?y 10 05 190?? 7 152??
2. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 02 190?? 7 155';y
k'
3. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. I?'y Ol 04 190??
; 7 166?
k•
4. Grand Jury's report read by Chairman which recommended a Recorder's Court be established. ?, 02 O1 1909;? 7 168 G;
?.
_5. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court, pages 171-172. k 03 Ol 1909?p 7 171 ?:
6. Grand Jury's report read and filed. ??? 04 05 1909r? 7 174 "
,7. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. ?; 05 03 1909`? 7 176 ?
_8. Register of Deeds presented revised Jury List which was placed in Jury Box. ,, 07 06 1909„ 7 179 ,.
.9. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. „ 07 06 1909'-; 7 180 ;,.
?
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Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court, pages 181-182.
„ 09
07
1909„
7
181 ..
?1.;, Copy of Grand Jury's report forwarded to Board of Education. 10 04 1909;, 7 183 .,
?2.:; Jurors drawn for civil court. 11 O1 1909. 7 185 „
?.3.?? Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. Ol 03 1910„ 7 189 .,
i
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?
Grand Jury`s report referred to Public Buildings Committee and Superintendent
of Health.
02
07
1910.
7
190
15.?
? Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. „ 03 07 1910';?, 7 192 „
?
?6.E
Grand Jury's report read and jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court.
05
02
1910'p.?
7
194 „
17.` Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 05 191d 7 197
?+
18.??
Chairman drew jurors for September term of Superior Court.
08
06
1914'
7
199 `+
+i
19.i?
Jurors for September redrawn since ones drawn by Chairman on September 6 ille
gal.
09
08
191Q
7
200
20..? Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 09 08 191Q.,
„ 7 200
.
21.'? Clerk to Board to furnish City with copy of Grand Jury's report. 10 03 191Q 7 200 ,
22.;?
k Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 07 191d; 7 202 :
?,
23.??
Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
? O1
04
191L
p
7
207
24.?`
? A.C.L. Railroad Co. presented list of engineers and conductors to be exempted from jury duty. ; 03 06 1911
; 7 209
25.
Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
03
06
191T,
7 ?
210
26. Legislature passed bill saying jury list to be put in jury box for Recorder's Court. „ 03 06 191L? 7 210
27.?? Complaint from Delgado citizens about beer saloon referred to Grand Jury for action. 04 03 1911? 7 213 _-
C3
28.6?
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Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court.
„ 05
Ol
1911?
7
217
?
2?.? Letter from Superior Court Clerk on chairs for jury box referred to Buildings Committee. 06 05 191LA 7 223 ,
s
30.??
Board proceeded to revise Jury List.
, 06
08
1911w
7
223
?
31.??
Register gave Board revised Jury List which was put in Jury Box.
, 07
03
1917?;
7
225
32. Recorder's Court not to grant jury trials in criminal cases due to expense. 07 03 1911 7 225
33.?? Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 03 1911 7 226
34.?? Copy of Grand Jury's report read. . 08 07 1911; 7 230
.,
35.??
1
,Iurars drawn far September term of Superior Court.
09
06
19?1,:
?
7
232
!E
36.f;
W g?
Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court.
11
06
1911
,
7
235
,
37.??
? ?A Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. Ol
? 02 1912;
? 7 241 :
,?
38.??
, ?g
Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
03
„
04
1912.
??
7
246
..
39.?? Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 05 06 1912? 7 249
40.4 Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 01 1912?a 7 254 '
?
41.l?
Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court, pages 258-259.
09
03
1912?
7
258
X
42.
Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court.
11
07
1912?
7
262
43. Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court, pages 265-266. 12 03 1912', 7 265
44.?
? Grand Jury reported on Jail, Courthouse and County Home. OZ
? 03 1913j 7 280 ?,
45.' Jurors drawn for March and April terms of court. 03 03 1913:? 7 281
±6.
Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court.
` 05
05
1913'j
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7 F
291 ;
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?AT OFFIGE C??? An ldentifying'Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A-I TA8 INDEX
MADE 8Y THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLO BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BER N, NORTH CAROIINA
NATURE OF PRQCEEDINGS DATE ININUTE BOOK '
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Clerk to put names of all persons exempted from jury duty in order to make Jury List. 05 29 1913 7 295
2. Attorney to advertise lists of all persons exempted from jury duty. 06 02 1913 7 305
3. Committee revising Jury List allowed more time. 06 09 1913 7 306
4. Committee on new Jury List reported progress. 06 17 1913 7 307
5. Committee completed Jury List and it was placed in Jury Box. 06 23 1913 7 307
6. Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court. 06 23 1913 7 308
7. Copy of new Jury List put in Recorder's Court Jury Box. 06 30 1913 7 308
8. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 11 1913 7 311
9. Jurors drawn for October term of Superi.or Court. 09 30 1913 7 315
I0. Jurors drawn for Criminal term and November term of Superior Court. 10 17 1913 7 318
Il. Bill of D.H. Howes, Jr. for writing report of Grand Jury to be paid. I2 O1 1913 7 327
12. Report from Grand Jury read. 12 01 19I3 7 327
13. Jurors drawn for Criminal term of Superior Court. 12 O1 I9I3 7 328
14. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. Ol 16 1914 7 332
15. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 03 02 1914 7 339
16. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 04 15 1914 7 347
17. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 05 04 1914 7 351
18. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. OS I8 1914 7 355
19. Report from Grand Jury filed. 07 06 1914 7 369
20. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 03 1914 7 379
21. Auditor presented list of delinquent polls and Clerk to present same to Grand Jury. 10 05 1914 7 386
22. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 05 1914 7 386
23. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 02 1914 7 397
24. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 07 1914 7 405
25. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 04 1915 7 420
26. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court, pages 425-426. Ol 11 1915 7 425
27. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court, pages 441-443. 03 Ol 1915 7 441
28. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 04 05 1915 7 450
29. Committee to revise Jury List. 06 07 1915 7 461
30. J.M. Glissom to be paid subject to Judge Roundtre?s approval since summoned as juror, although did not serve 06 14 1915 7 463
31. Committee revising Jury List reported progress. 07 06 1915 7 465
32. Committee revising Jury List reported progress. 08 02 1915 7 475
33. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 02 1915 7 477
34. Grand Jury's report for September term read. 10 04 1915 7 489
35. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 04 1915 7 491
36. New revised Jury List put in Jury Box. 10 21 1915 7 497
37. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 21 1915 7 497
38. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 08 1915 7 509
39. Grand Jury's November term report filed. 11 29 1915 7 513
40. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 07 1915 7 518
41. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court, pages 524-525. Ol 10 1916 7 524
42. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 02 14 1916 7 536
43. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 04 03 1916 7 545
44. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 05 18 1916 7 555
45. Grand Jury's June report filed. 07 02 1916 7 569
46. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court, pages 574-575. 08 07 1916 7 574
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MATT RT JURY
aec. u. s. County Indexee Since 1888 ?? ?y?' To loeate namBS, opBn ot COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
??r OFFICE ?i? An Identifying Trade Merlc ?? SURNAME INITIAL iAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. UUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
l. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 09 18 1916 7 583
2. Auditor prese nted a list of citizens who failed to list their polls and this list to go to Grand Jury. 10 02 1916 7 589
3. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 06 1916 7 591
4. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 06 1916 7 594
5. Grand Jury's November report filed. 12 O1 1916 7 595
6. Grand Jury's report recommended repairs on Courthouse. (See: COURTHOUSE) 12 Ol 1916 7 595
7. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 04 1916 7 599
8. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 02 1917 7 605
9. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 05 1917 7 616
10. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 04 02 1917 7 618
11. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 06 04 1917 7 624
12. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 15 1917 7 635
13. Jurors drawn for November and December terms of Superior Court, pages 647-648. 11 OS 1917 7 647
14. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 03 1917 7 653
15. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. Ol 07 1918 7 659
16. H.K. Buarh re lieved of jury duty. 03 04 1918 7 673
ll.. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court, pages 675-677. 03 04 1918 7 675
18. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court, pages 691-692. 04 Ol 1918 7 691
19. Report 03 02 1964 13 299
20. Report 12 21 1964 13 413
21. Report 04 20 1964 13 419
22. Report 08 16 1965 13 515
23. Grand jury re port 11 04 1968 14 266
24. Pay increase 11 06 1972 15 238
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New ? Hanover County, N. C. _ MU JECT JURY COI?M?IISSION `
aes. u. s. ?/?. ?? County lndezes Since 1888 ? Te bWb Ramlt? Op?p Qt COTT Ad TA? INCEX
ver OFFICE (.L"c/s///? Anldentifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TA? MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OH10
SOLD tT ONEN i. YUMN, NEw tERN, MORTH GROLINA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Bill establishing
Cost establishing new
Appointment to
Appointment to
Appointment to
Appointment to
Letter of thanks
Additional appropriation
Formal Appointment of ?nembers
Confirmation reappointment member
Payment of inembers
Appointment members to
Committee Appointment - Wallace West
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Dny Year Vol. Page '
05 15 1967 14 62
07 17 1967 14 79
07 17 1967 14 79
08 28 1967 14 83
09 18 1967 14 90
09 21 1967 14 92
12 18 1967 14 127
Ol 02 1968 14 131
IO 06 I969 I4 5"9S
10 04 1971 15 19
11 15 1971 15 37
09 18 1972 15 222
08 03 1981 18 900
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MI?IUTES
aec. u. s. County Indexea Since 1888
r?t ovrice ?? ? AnldentifyingTradeMark
-- New Hanover Count?y, N. C. , MATTER: JURORS
Yo loeate names, open at COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
? SURNAMf INITIAL TA8 MIADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OP PROtEEDiNGS DATE
Month Day Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
1. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 05 22 1918 8 10
2. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 05 1918 8 16
3. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 09 09 1918 8 18
4. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 11 04 1918 8 24
5. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 19 1918 8 25
6. ;Turors drawn for February term of Superior Court. Ol 06 1919 8 32
7. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 03 03 1919 8 39
8. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court p. 44-45. 04 14 1919 8 44
9. J. D. Price, pilot on Cape Fear River, exempted from jury duty. 05 05 1919 8 49
10. Clerk t o Boar d to furnish Magistrate J. J. Moore of Wilmington with a jury list. 05 20 1919 8 54
11. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 05 23 1919 8 55
12. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court. 07 14 1919 8 68
13. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. (p. 71-72) 08 07 1919 8 71
14. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 09 08 1919 8 76
15. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 21 1919 8 83
16. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 03 1919 8 86
17. Pay of bailiff of Grand Jury increased to $3 per diem. 11 24 1919 8 87
18. Walter L. Parsley relieved of jury duty due to deafness. 11 24 1919 8 87
19. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 08 1919 8 90
20. Jurors drawn for March and April terms of Superior Court. 03 O1 1920 8 101
21. Request from J. C. Shepard for exemption from jury duty declined. 04 05 1920 8 102
22. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 04 05 1920 8 104
23. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 05 10 1920 8 110
24. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. p. 120-121. 09 U1 1920 8 120
25. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 04 1920 8 129
26. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 11 Ol 1920 8 132
27. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 12 06 1920 8 136
28. Report of Grand Jury for January term read and discussed. Ol 27 1921 8 142
29. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 27 1921 8 142
30. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 02 10 1921 8 147
31. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 15 1921 8 150
32. Purchase of chairs for jury room referred to Courthouse Committee. 04 04 1921 8 151
33. H. K. Ruark exempted from jury duty. 04 05 1921 8 153
34. Jurors drawn for May and June terms of Superior Court p. 154-155. 05 02 1921 8 154
35. Biil from Sheriff for summoning jurors in case of State vs. Pratt Risley approved. 06 06 1921 8 159
36. T. W. Wood exempted from jury duty due to physical disabilities. 07 05 1921 8 162
37. Commissioners named to revise the Jury List. 07 05 1921 8 163
38. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 12 1921 8 164
39. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 06 1921 8 174
40. Jurors drawn for October and November terms of Superior Court. 10 05 1921 8 177
41. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 27 1921 8 180
42. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 09 1921 8 184
43. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 27 1922 8 187
44. Report from January term of Grand Jury filed. 02 06 1922 8 187
45. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 02 24 1922 8 189
46. Grand Jury's report for March term of Superior Court filed. 04 10 1922 8 194
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES
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aec. u. s. Counry Indezee Since 1888 To locote namet, open at
P?r OFi1CE ??? An Identilying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•2 7AB INDEX
M?DE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORiH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUiE BOOK
Month I Day I Year Voi. I Page
?l. Jurors drawn for April and May terms of Superior Court. 04 10 1922 8 195
2. JUrors drawn for May and June terms of Superior Court. p. 198-99 OS 10 1922 8 198
3. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 02 1922 8 202
4. Grand Jury's July report referred to Chairman. 07 28 1922 8 205
5. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 21 1922 8 209
6. County to build concrete bridge over Burnt Mill Creek if City pays half of co st as suggested by Grand Jury. 10 02 1922 8 213
7. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court p. 213-214. 10 02 1922 8 213
8. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 13 1922 8 216
g; Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 08 1922 8 221
10. Jurors drawn for February and March terms of Superior Court. O1 27 1923 8 226
11. Offer of Progressive Building and Loan Assoc. to pay expenses of Grand Jury's investigation into same 03 12 1923 8 232
declined.
12. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. ? 04 02 1923 8 236
13. C. J. Kelloway exempted from jury duty. 04 16 1923 8 239
14. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 05 07 1923 8 242
15. Criticism of undesirable jurors selected by Board. 06 04 1923 8 244
16. New jury lists presented to Board and public invited to inspect same. 06 04 1923 8 244
17. All members of Wilmington Light Infantry to be put on jury list if qualified. 06 04 1923 8 244
18. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 06 04 1923 8 244
19. New jury list presented to Board and referred to full meeting of Board. 07 02 1923 8 248
20. Jurors drawn for July for Superior Court. 07 02 1923 8 248
21. Clerk to destroy jury lists in jury box and replace same with revised lists. 07 30 1923 8 255
22. Grand Jury's report for July read and suggestions to be investigated. 08 06 1923 8 256
23. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 08 31 1923 8 261
24. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 Ol 1923 8 266
25. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 27 1923 8 272
26. Request of J. C. Shepard for jury duty exemption declined. 12 02 1923 8 272
27. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 17 1923 8 ?76
28. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 28 1924 8 280
29. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 02 19 1924 8 283
30. B. H. Dewey and J. R. Benson not exempted from jury duty. 03 18 1924 8 287
31. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 13 1924 8 287
32. Bills from Secretary of Grand Jury, J. D. Edwards, referred to Superior Court Judge. 04 07 1924 8 290
33. Jurors drawn for May and June terms of Superior Court p. 292-293. 04 21 1924 8 292
34. Bill of J. D. Edwards as stenographer of Grand Jury to be paid if Superior Court Judge approves. 06 04 1924 8 298
35. Grand Jury's May term report on Superior Court read. 06 19 1924 8 300
36. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 06 30 1924 8 301
37. Grand Jury's report for June term of Superior Court read. 08 08 1924 8 306
38. Jurors drawn for ?eptember term of Superior Court. 08 18 1924 8 307
39. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 02 1924 8 308
40. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 06 1924 8 312
41. Jurors drawn for November and December terms of Superior Court. 11 03 1924 8 313
42. Grand Jury's report for September filed. 12 O1 1924 8 315
43. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 22 1924 8 319
44. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 05 1925 8 322
45. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 02 02 1925 8 382
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES
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nec. u, s. County Indezea Since 1888 ?+ ]N•a- to loeate names, open af
?AT OFFICE ?p?? An Identifying Trede Mark ??8 SURNAME INITIAL TAB C07T A-2 7A6 INDEX
MIADE BY THE C0T7 INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day I Year Vol. I Page
1. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 16 1925 8 333
2. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. OS 04 ?925 8 338
3. Clerk to Board to revise Jury List from t924 Tax Books. 06 25 1925 8 343
4. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 06 25 1925 8 343
5. Grand Jury's July report read. 08 04 1925 8 349
6. Jurors drawn for special term of Superior Court. 08 12 1925 8 350
7. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 09 16 1925 8 352
8. New Jury List to be put in Jury Box. 10 05 1925 8 354
9. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 05 1925 8 354
1Q. Jurors dra?vn for November term of Superior Court. 10 29 1925 8 356
lI. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 28 1925 8 359
12. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 18 1925 8 362
13. T. L. Haggins paid for repairs on Grand Jury room, 12 31 1925 8 364
14. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court. O1 28 1926 8 370
15. R. J. Lamb allowed to use old Jury room to take State income tax. 02 12 1926 8 373
16. JlJrors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 03 24 1926 8 379
17. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 02 15 192b 8 374
18. Juroxs drawn for May and June terms of Superior Court. 04 23 I926 8 383
19. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 07 12 1926 S 390
20. Jurors drawn for ?eptember term of Superior Court. 08 30 1926 8 396
21. July list of Wilmington Township to be furnished Magistrate G. Smith. 10 04 1926 S 400
22. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for week of October 18, 25 and November 15. 10 14 1926 8 401
23 Recommendation to change present way of drawing jurors to be submitted at December meeting. 11 Ol 1926 8 402
24. J. R. Kenly requested he be excuse from jury duty due to age. 11 O1 1926 8 403
25. Jurors drawn for Superior Court's trial of civil cases. 11 26 1926 8 408
26. Jurors for week of January 17, 1927 drawn. 12 21 1926 8 415
Z?, Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 02 O1 1927 8 423
28. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 03 29 1927 8 432
29. Grand jury report filed for March. 03 29 1927 8 432
30. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 05 02 1927 8 440
31. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 05 31 1927 8 444
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 07 12 1927 8 452
33. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 09 20 1927 8 462
34. Revised jury list presented. 09 27 1927 8 464
35. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 07 1927 8 465
36. Grand Jury report filed for November. , 11 22 1927 8 474
37. Authority granted for Grand Jury benches. 11 22 1927 8 474
38. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 22 1927 8 474
39. New jury list adopted and filed in jury box. 11 22 1927 8 475
40. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 30 1927 8 478
41. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 02 21 1928 8 490
42. Grand jury report received for P.4arch. ?
. . 03 27 1928 8 501
43. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 04 02 1928 8 507
44. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 04 24 1928? 8 507
45. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 05 20 1928 8 511
46. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 07 11 1928 S 520
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1. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 08 06 1928 8 526
2. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 08 28 1928 8 530 ?
3. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 10 O1 1928 8 535
4. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 20 1928 8 543
5. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 18 1928 8 550
6. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 02 12 1929 8 559
7. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 03 26 1929 8 566
8. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for March 13, 1929. 04 23 1929 8 572
9. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for June s, i929. 05 21 1929 8 575
10. Grand Jury report received for June. 06 18 1929 8 579
11. Jury list presented, placed in jury box. 07 Ol 1929 8 582
12. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for July 22. 07 O1 1929 8 582
13. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for September 9. 08 20 1929 8 592
14. Jurors drawn for Superior Court for October 14 and 21. 10 O1 1929 8 598
15. Ju?ors drawn for Superior Court for November 11. 10 29 1929 9 4 ?
16. Jurors c?rawn for December 2nd Superior Court. 11 19 1929 9 8
17. Jurors drawn for January 13th Superior Court. 12 24 1929 9 14
18. Jurors drawn for February 3rd Superior Court. 1 14 1930 9 18
19. Jurors drawn for February 3rd Superior Court. 1 14 1930 9 18
20. Grand Jury report for January received. 1 21 1930 9 18
21. Jurors drawn for March term Sup?:rior Court. 2 18 1930 9 25
22. Jurors drawn for April 14thand 21st term of Superior Court. 3 25 1930 9 32
23, Jurors drawn for Mayl2th term of Supe?°ior Court. 4 29 1930 9 40
24. Jurors drawn for June 9th term of Superior Court. S 27 1930 9 44
25. Bill approved for Jurors and Court Officials. Jurors allowed $3 for night session. 7 28 1930 9 51
26. Jurors drawn for September 8th of Superior Court. 8 19 1930 9 72
27. Jurors drawn for October 13th term of Superiox Court. 9 16 193Q 9 59
28. Jurors drawn for November lOth of Superior Court. IO 28 I930 ? 73
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29. Jurors drawn for November lOth term of Superior Court. 10 28 1930 9 73 ??,
30. Grand Jury report for November referred to Courthouse Committee. ll 18 1930 9 75
31. Jurors drawn for January 12th term of Superior Court. 12 23 1930 9 83
32. Ju.rors drawn. for February 2nd term of Sup?rior Court. 1 20 1931 9 87
33. Jurors draw?n for March 2nd and 9th term of Su.perior Court. 2 17 1931 9 93
34. Grand Jury given $2.37 for auto expense. 3 23 1931 9 99
35. Jurors drawn for April 13th term of Superior Court. 3 30 1931 9 100
36. Jurors drawn for May lltl? term of Superior Court. 4 27 1931 9 104
37. Jurors drawn for June $th term of Superior Court. 6 1 1931 9 111
38. Four water coolers authorized for purchase as recommended by Gra nd Jury. 6 I5 193 9 114
.39. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court. 7 1 1931 9 116
??. P?.y?ent to Annie M. Capps approved for jury list. 7 13 1931 9 117
41. Jury list prepared from 1931 tax books, copy placed in hands of each Commissioner. 7 20 1931 9 119
42. Payment of Jury tickets to E.J. Pigford approved at $2.10, dated January 1925. 7 27 I931 9 lI9 ?
43. Jury drawr? for Superior Court and Chairman returned. 7 27 1931 9 119
44. Jury list prepared at June lst meeting, presented and place? in Jury box. 8 3 1931 9 120
45. Jur?rs drawn for September 14th and 22nd term ?f Superior Court. 9 8 1931 9 127
46. Jurors drawn for October 19th and 26th term of Superior Court. 10 5 1931 9 131
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I. Grand Jury r ecommended complete audit of all County accounts, taken for consideration. 11 23 1931 9 139
2. Jurors drawn for Jarna.ar? 18th and February 8th and 18th term of Superior Court. 12 28 I93I 9 145
3, Grand Jury repor t for January received and considered. . 1 25 1932. 9 149
4. Jurors drawn for March 7th, 14th and Zlth term of Superior C,ourt. .. 2 15 1932. 9 153
5. Jurors drawn for April 18th and 25th term of Superior Court. 3 28 1932 9 159
6. Jurors drawn for May 16th and 30th and June 6th term of Superior Court. 4 25 1932 9 162
7. Jurors drawn for June 13th term of Stzperior Court. 5 13 1932 9 I66
8. Grand Jury report received and filed. 6 20 1932 9 168
9. Jurors drawn for July 25th term o? Superzor Go?.rt. 7 11 1932 9 171
10. Jurors drawn for September 12th and 19th term of Superior Court. 8 22 1932 9 178
11, Jurors drawn for October 17th and 24th term of Sup?rior Court. 9 26 1932 9 183
12. Jurors drawn for December 5th and 13th term of Superior Court. 10 3Z 1932 9 188
13. Grand Jury report received for November. 11 14 1932 9 191
14. Jurors drawn ?or Januar.•y 16th term of Superior Court. 12 27 1932 9 196
15. Jurors drawn for Feburary 6th and 13th term of Superior Court. 1 16 1933 9 199
16. Dr. Russell Bellamy urged revision of Grand Jury system, no ?ction taken. 1 30 1933 9 201
17. Jurors drawn for March 6th and 13th term of Superior Court. 2 13 1933 9 206
18. Jurors drawn for March 20th term of Superior Court. 2 13 1933 9 206
19. Jurors drawn for April 17th and 24th term of Superior Court. 3 27 1933 9 211
20. Grand Jury report :?or March term received and referred t?a Courthouse Committee. 3 27 1933 9 211
21. List of Ta?payers authorized for Jury li.?t. 6 19 1933 9 228
"22. Jurors drawn for July 24th term of Superior Court. 7 3 1933 9 230
23. Jurors dr?wn. for September 18th and 25th Germ of Superior Court. 8 28 1933 9 247
24. ,7urors drawn for two(2) weeks fo? Superior Court. 10 2 1933 9 252
25. ,Turors drawn for November I3th, Decembe-r 4th and llth term of Superior Court. 11 6 1933 9 258
26. Grand Jury report received for NovemL?er. 11 20 1933 9 259
27. Jurors drawn for January 15th, Feburary 5th and 12th term of Superior Court. 1 2 1934 9 265
28. Witness chairs purchased. 1 15 1934 9 266
29. Jurors drawn for March 5th, 12th and ?9th term of Superior C?urt. 2 19 1934 9 274
30. Jurors drawn for April 16th and 2nd week 'cerm of Superior Court. 3 26 1934 9 279
31. Jurors drawn for May 14th term of Su.perior Court. 4 23 1934 9 282
32. ,Turors drawn for May 28th and 2nd week term of Superior Court. 5 14 1934 9 285
33. Jurors drawn for June llth term of Superior Court. 6 4 1934 9 287
34. Jurors drawn for July 4th term of Superior Court. 7 2 1934 9 290
35. Jurors drawn for September lOth and 17th term of Superior Court. 8 20 1934 9 301
36. J?urors drawn for October 15th and 22nd term of Sup?rior Cou.rt. 10 1 1934 9 304
37. Jurors drawn for November 12th term of Superior Court. 10 29 1934 9 308
38. Jurors drawn for Decembe.r 3rd and lOth term of Superior Court. 11 19 1934 9 310
39. Jurors drawn for January 14th term of Sup?rior Court. 12 31 1934 9 316
40. Juro?s drawn for Feburary 4th and llth term of Superior Court. 1 21 1935 9 319
41. Jurors drawn for March 4th, llth and 18th term of Superior Court. 2 18 I935 9 325
42. Jurors drawn for April 15th anc? 22nd t?e.rm of Superior Court. 3 18 1935 9 330
43. Juro?s drawn for May 13th ?nd 2Qth term of Superior Court. 4 29 1935 9 337
44. Payment of Ju ry f ees appr?ved for I?1.H. Croom. 5 13 1935 9 339
45. Jurors drawn for May 27th to June 3r.d ?and lOth term of Superior Court. 5 20 1935 9 342
46. Jurors drawn for September 9th term of Superior Court. ? 8 19 1935 9 376
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1{, Jurors drawn for October 14th term of Superior Court.
2.: Jurors drawn for November llth terr.t ?f Superior Court.
3.; Jurors drawn for December 2nd and 16th term of Superior Court.
4.. Jurors drawn for Special Divorce case in Superior Court.
5„ Jurors drawn for January term of Sttpe?ior Court.
6.,Jurors drawn for February 3rd and lOth term of Superior Court.
7,;.Tury list revised and placed in Jury box.
8. E.C. King awarded contract to repair awnings in Jury room.
9.. Jurors drawn for March 2nd, 9th and 16th term of Superior Court.
.10. Jurors drawn for April 13th and 20th term of Superior Court.
11. Jurors drawn for May llth and 18th term of Superior Court.
12?.,.:T?;rors drawn for Ma.y 25th and June lst term of Superior Court.
13. Jurors drawn for June 8th term of Superior Court.
14,. Grand Jury report received.
15. Jurors drawn for September 14th and 21s?. term of Superior Court.
16.: Grand Jury report received and filed.
17. Jurors drawn for October 19th and 26th term of Superior Court.
18. Jurors drawn for November 16th term of Superior Court.
19. Grand Jury report received.
20. Jurors drawn for January llth term of Superior Court.
21. Gr-and Jury report received.
22. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
23..Chairs authorized for Jury.
24,. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
25, Grand Jury report filed for February.
26,_ Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
27.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
28., Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
29. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
30?. Grand Jury report received, accepted for June.
31,, List of n.ames prepared for Jury list.
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
33. Mrs G.L.Bell employed to write Jury list.
34.. Jurors drawri for Superior Court.
35.. Grand Jury report filed.
36. ,?urors drawn for Superior Court.
37, Jurors eirawn for Superior Court.
38., Grand Jury report received for investigation.
39.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
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41. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
42. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
43, Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
44. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
45,. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
46. Grand Jury report received.
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9 30 1935 9 383 .
..10 21 1935 9 386
,.11 18 1935. 9 392
12 9 1935 9 395 '
,12 30 1935 . 9 399
1 20 1936. 9 402
2 17 1936 9 408
2 24 1936 9 409
Z Z4 I936 9 410
3 30 1936 9 416
4 27 1936 9 423
4 27 1936 9 424
4 25 1936 9 434
4 25 1936 9 434
8 31 1956 9 450
9 21 1936 9 453
10 5 1936 9 456
11 2 1936 9 461
11 23 1936 9 464
12 28 1936 9 472
1 18 1937 9 475
1 18 1937 9 477
2 8 1937 9 479
2 15 1937 9 481
3 1 1937 9 483
3 8 1937 9 485
3 29 1937 9 489
5 17 1937 9 SOl
5 24 1937 9 S03
6 7 1937 9 508
7 6 1937 9 521
7 12 1937 9 522
7 12 1937 9 522
8 30 1937 9 538
9 27 1937 9 542
10 4 1937 9 543
11 8 1937 9 553
- 11 22 1937 9 554
11 22 1937 9 555
11 22 1937 9 555
1 10 1938 9 562
1 24 1938 9 563
2 7 1938 9 566
2 21 1938 9 569
3 14 1938 9 572
3 28 1938 9 575
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l. Grand Jury list placed in Jury box. . 4 4 1938 ?9 576
2. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 4 Ll 1938 9 577
3. Jurors drawn for Superior Cpurt. 5 2 1938. 9 ?81
4. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. _ 5 L6 1938, '9 ?84
5. Grand Jury report received. 5 ?3 1938_ ?g ?86
6. .Jurors d?awn for Superior Court. „ 6 6 1938_ 9 i89
7. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 L1 1938, 9 i99
8. Grand Jury report received and filed. 8 1 1938.. 9 >03
9. Jurors for Civil and Sup?rior Courts drawn. 8 ?9 z938 IO 2
10. Grand Jury matter left with Chairman. 9 _9 1938 10 11
11. Jurors drawn for Sv.perior Court for October 17th term. 10 3 1938 10 15
12. Jurors drawn for November 14th term of Superior Court. 10 .?4 1938 10 21
13. Grand Jury report filed for Superior Court term. 10 :?4 1938 10 21
14. Juror drawn for Superior Court for two(2) weeks. .11 :?8 1938 10 26
15. Jurors drawn for January 9th term of Superior Court. 12 :?8 1938. 10 30
16. Jurors drawn for January 16th term of Superior Court. 12 ?8 1938 10 30
17. J'urors drawn fol? January 16th term of Superior Court. 1 3 1939 10 31
18. Grand Jury report filed. 1 :?3 1939 10 35
19. Jurors drawn for February 6th term of Superior Court. 1 ;?3 I939 10 35
20. Jurors drawn for March 6th and 16th term of Superior Court. 2 :?0 1939 10 42
21. Jurors drawn for March 20th term of Superior Court. 3 6 1939 10 44
22. M?tion carried to furnish Grand Jury with tax lista 3 :?7 1939 10 47
23. Jurors drawn for April 17th term of Superior Court. 4 3 1939 10 49
24. Jurors drawn for May 15th term of Superior Court. 5 1 1939 10 54
25. Grand Jury report filed for Aprila 5 :?2 1939 10 58
26: _Jurors drawn for May 29th term of Superior Courte 5 :?2 1939 10 58
27. Jurors drawr for June 12th te?rn? of Superior Court. S :?9 1939 10 60
28. Jurors drawn for July 24th term of Superior Court. 7 :_0 1939 10 66
29. Grand Jury report received for July term Superior Court. 7 31 1939 10 70
30. Recess taken to meet in Grand Jury room. 8 2 1939 10 71
31. New Jury list authorized. 8 .?8 1939 10 79
32. Jurors drawn for September llth and 18th term of Superior Court. 8 :?8 1939 10 79
33. Grand Jury report received for September. 9 :_8 1939 10 83
34. Jurors drawn for October 16th and 23rd term of Superior Court. 10 2 1939 10 87
35. New Jury list presented for examination. 10 ?3 1939 10 90
36. Jurors drawn for November 13th term of Superior Court. 10 30 1939 10 92
37. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 ?0 1939 10 ,i95
38. Grand Jury report received for November. 11 ?? 1939 10 96
39. Jurors drawn for January 15th term of Superior Court. 1 2 1939 10 L04
4C. Grar?3 Jury repc } re^?;?T?? f^r Ta,,,,?ar;T,
r? ? ?????u .,? ??.?? 1 ?2 1939 10 _07
41. Jurors drawn for February 5th term of Superior Court. 1 '?2 1939 10 _Q?
42. Jurors drawn for March 4th term of Superior Court. 2 _2 1939 10 _12
43. Grand Jury report received. 3 ?5 1939 10 _19
44. Jurors drawn for April 15th term of Superior Court. 4 1 1939 10 _20
45. Jurors?drawn for May 13th term of Superior Court. 4 '9 19?9 10 L24
46. Grand Jury report filed for May. 5 :'.0 1939 10 :_28
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2?: Grand Jury report received for June.
34; Jurors drawn for Ju.ly 22nd term of Superior Court.
4.; Grand Jtiry report received, referred to Chairman.
_ 5,, Jurors drawn for September 9th and 16th term of Superior Court.
6.. Jury list placed in Jury box.
7.. Grand Jury report filed for September.
8.: Jurors drawn for Three (3) weeks for Superior Court.
9. Grand Jury report received, ref?rred to Courthouse Committee.
_10.; Jurors drawn for 3anuary 13th term of Superior Court.
11. Jurors drawn tor February 3rd term of Superior Court.
12.. ??and Jury report received for January.
13. Jurors drawn for February 17th teru, of Superior Court.
14.. Jurors drawn for Ma.rch 3rd and lOth terrn of Superior Court.
15.: Jurors drawn for March Z7th term of Superior Court.
16. Grand Jury repor? filed.
17,. Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court.
18._ Jurors drawn for May I2th term of Superior Court.
19. Jurors drawn for May and June term of Superior Coirt.
20.. Grand Jury report received and f?.led.
21, Jurors drawn for June 16th term of Superior Courto
22.. Jurors drawn for July 14th term of Superior Court.
23. Grand Jury report filed.
24. Jurors drawn for August 18th and 25th term of Superior Court.
25. Grand Jury referred for August.
26. Jurors drawn for November 3rd and lOth term of Superior Court.
27._ Jury list authorized.
28. Grand Jury report forwarded to Highway Dept.
29.. Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for,Superior Court.
d?0. Jurors drawn for i'anuary 12th term o£ Superior Court.
31. Juror? drawn for two(2) weeks for Superior Court.
32. Grand Jury -report received, authorized chairs.
33. Jurors drawn for March 9th, 16th and 23rd term of Superior Court.
34. Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court.
35. Jurors drawn for May llth term of Superior Court.
36, Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court.
37. Grand Jury report receiveda
38,. Jurors drawn fox June 8th term of Superior Court.
39. Grand Jury report received on closing of class-B Beer Parlors early.
?v. ?ran? Jur?% i?Y?Y? re?e?vQ?.
4Z.: Jurors drawn for August 24th and 31st term of Su.perior Court.
42. Jurors drawn for October 19th term of Superior Court.
43. Jurors drawn for November 9th and 16th ?.erm of Superior Court.
44. Grand Jury list placed in Jury box.
45t Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court.
46. Jurors drawn for January 11?h term of Superior Court.
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5 20 1939 10 128
. 6 17 1939_ 10 132
„ 7 8 1939. 10 138
. 7 29 1939_ 10 144
8 26 1939, 10 151
9 3 1939. 10 152
9 30 1939 10 155
11 4 1939 10 161
ZZ Z8 1939 ?0 ?&3
12 30 1939 10 172
1 20 1941 10 176
1 27 1941 10 177
2 3 1941 10 180
2 17 1941 10 183
3 3 1941 10 186
3 24 1941 10 190
3 31 1941 10 191
4 28 1941 10 Z97
S 18 1941 10 200
5 19 1941 10 203
6 2 1941 10 208
7 14 1941 10 214
7 28 1941 10 219
8 11 1941 10 223
9 2 1941 10 226
10 20 1941 10 237
10 27 1941 10 237
11 10 1941 10 240
11 17 1941 10 242
12 29 1941 10 247
1 I9 I942 10 253
2 26 1942 10 254
2 23 1942 10 260
3 30 1942 10 265
4 27 1942 10 269
5 11 1942 10 272
5 18 1942 10 273
5 25 1942 10 274
6 15 1942 10 277
8 3 1942 10 285
8 17 1942 10 288
10 5 1942 10 295
10 :?6 1942 10 299
10 26 194?2 10 299
11 23 1942, 10 303
12 28 1942 10 310
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l. Grand Jury report received for January. 1 18 1943 10 313
2, Grand Jury report filed for January. ? 18 1943., 10 313
3. Jurors drawn for Feburary lst term of Superior Co7..irt. 1 25 1943 10 314
4. Jurors drawn for Feburary 22nd term of Superior Court. 2 15 1943 10 317
5. Jurors drawn for March 8th term of Superior Court. a , 3 1 1943. 10 318
6. No action taken to increase Jury fees. 3 8 1943 10 319
7. Jurors drawn for April 12th and?l9th_te??tn. of Su?erior Court. 3 29 1943 10 322
8. Jurors drawn for May IOth term of Superior Court. _ 4 26 I943_ 10 328
9. Jurors drawn for May 24th ter? of Superior Cozzrt. S 10 1943 10 330
10. Grand Jury regort filed. 5 10 1943 10 330
11. Jurors drawn for June 7th term of Superior Court. 5 24 1943 10 332
12. Jurors drawn for June 21st term of Superior Court. 6 7 1943 10 334
13. Grand Ju?y report filed. 6 21 1943 10 336
14. Jurors drawn for July 26th term of Superior Court. ? 7 6 1943 10 339
15. Jurors drawn for August t?rm of Superior Court. 8 9 1943 10 3.?
16. Jurors drawn for October 18th and 25th term of Superior Court. 10 4 1943 10 352
17. Grand Jury report filed. 11 15 1943 :10 ?57
18. Jurors drawn for December 13th term of Superior Court. 11 29 1943 10 3S9
I9. Jurors drawn for January I7th term of Superior Court. 1 3 1944 IO 363
20. Grand Jury repo?t filed. 1 24 1944 10 365
21. Jurors drawn for Feburary 7th term of Superior Court. 1 24 1944 10 366
22. Jurors drawn for March 13th and 20th term of Superior Court. 2 28 1944 10 373
23. Jurors drawn for April 17th term of Superior Court. 4 3 1944 10 377
24. J?.rors drawn for May 15th term of Superior Court, 5 1 1944?10 381
25. Jurors drawn for May and June term of Superior Court. 5 15 1944 10 384
26. Grand Jury report filed, 5 22 1944 10 385
27. Jurors drawn for August 21st and 28th term o? Superior Court. 8 7 1944 10 398
28. Grand Jury report received. 8 7 1944 10 398
29. Grand Jury report received. 9 5 1944 10 404
30. Jurors drawn for October 2nd term of Superior Court. 9 18 J_944 10 405
31. Jurars drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court. 10 2 1944 10 407
32. Jurors drawn for November 6th and 13th term of Superior Court. 10 23 1944 10 410
33. Grand Jury report received. 11 20 1944 10 414
34. Jurors drawn for December 4th and llth term of Superior Court. 11 20 1944 10 415
35. Jurors drawn for January 15th term of Superior Court. 12 27 1944 10 420
36. Jurors drawn for January 15th term of Superior Court. 1 15 1945 10 423
37. Jur?rs drawn for Feburary 5th and 12th tert? of Superior Court. 1 22 1945 10 424
38. Grand Jury report filed. 1 29 1945 10 425
39. Jurors drawn for Feburary 26th term of Superior Court. 2 12 1945 10 427
4?. Jurors drawn for March 12th and 19th term of Superior Court. 2 26 1945 ?0 430
41. Jury list authorized. 2 26 1945 10 430
42. Grand Jury report filed. 4 3 1945 10 433
43. Jurors drawn for April 16?h ?erm of Superior Court. 4 3 1945 10 433
44. Jurors drawn for May 14th term of Superit?r Court. 4 30 1945 10 439
45. Jurors drawn for May 28th and June llth term o? Superior Court. 5 14 1945 10 440
46. Grand Jury report received.for May. 5 21 1945 10 441
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1:, Grand Jury report filed.
2,, Jurors drawn for May 23rd term of Superior Court.
3.. Grand Jt?.ry report taken under considerstion on County Home Building.
4.; Jurors r?rawn for August 13th term of Superior Court.
5.` Letter received approving reso?ution, Jurors to be summoned.
6,, J?u.rors drawn for October 8th and 15th term of Superior Court.
7,. Jury list authorized.
8.. Jurors drawn for October 29th term of Superior Court.
9. Grand_Jury rer:art recezvea.
10. Jurors drawn for two (2) week for Superior Court,
11, Jurors drawn for January 14th term of Superior Court.
12. Grand Jury report filed.
13. Jurors drawn for Feburary 4th term of Superior Court.
14.- Juror.s drawn for March llth term ot Superior Court.
15. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
16., Grand Jury report filed.
17.. Jurors drawn for May 13th term of Superior Court.
18?. Jurors drawn for May 27th term of Superior Court.
19. Grand Jury report received.
20.. Jurors drawn for July 22nd term of Superior Court.
21, Jurors drawn for 12th and 19th term of Superior Court.
22. Grand Jury report received.
23.. Date set to summon Jury for Superior Court for Civil term.
24.. Grand Jury report received, committee to be appointed on office £or Highways and public
works.
25.. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court.
26.. Jurors drawn for November 4th terr-i. of Superior Court.
27. Grand Jury report received.
28. Jurors drawn for December 2nd term of Superior Court.
29.. Jurors drawn for January and Feburary term of Super?or Court.
30.. Grand Jury report filed.
31._ J?.rors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court,
32. R.M. Kermon request endorsement on increased Jury fees, motion failed.
33. Jurors drawn for March lOth term of Superior Court.
34. Grand Jury report filed.
35.. Jurors drawn for two (2) weeks for Superior Court,
36. Jurors drawn for April 21st term of ?uperior Court.
37. Jury fees fixed. ?
38. Action rescinded and all Jury fees fixed, considerstion taken on increase.
39,. Jurors drawn for May 12th term of Superior Court.
40.. Payment authorized to E?B.Ward, Juror and April 7th action approved on Jta-r? fee?.
41._ Grand Jt?ry report filed for Apri1 term.
42. Jury list authorized.
43., Jurors drawn for Civil and Criminal terms of Superior Court.
44. Grand Jury report received.
45. Grand Jury report received.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
6
5
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_ 8
9
9
10
10
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11
12
1
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
7
7
7
9
9
10
11
11
12
1
2
2
2
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
S
5
6
18 1945. 10 446
21 1945 10 442
30 1945. 10 452
6 1945_. 10 453
17 1945 10 458
24 1945 10 459
8 1945 10 461
15 1945 10 462
5 ?945 ZD 4bb
19 1945 10 467
31 1945 10 475
21 1946 10 478
21 1946. 10 478
25 1946 10 483
25 1946 10 487
25 1946 10 478
29 1946 10 495
13 1946 10 496
17 1946 10 501
8 1946 10 504
29 1946 10 506
29 1946 10 506
29 194? 10 506
3 1946 10 514
23 1946 10 517
7 1946 10 520
4 1946 10 524
18 1946 10 527
30 1946 10 532
20 1947 10 536
3 1947 10 538
24 1947 10 546
24 1947 10 547
17 1947 10 550
24 1947 10 551
7 1947 10 558
14 1947 10 559
14 1947 10 560
28 1947 10 562
28 1947 10 562
5 1947 10 S63
12 1947 10 565
12 1947 10 565
19 1947 10 566
16 1947 10 511
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SURIiAME tNIT1A4 TAB COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
MILL F BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DNIO
SQLD tY OWEN G. GUNN, NEIN tERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROtEEDINGS DATE MINUTEBOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Jurors fees fixed on regular t?.les and special venirener. 7 7 1947 10 574
2. Jurors drawn for July 21st term of Superior Court. .. 7 7 1947 10 574
3.. Grand Jury report filed. . 7 28 1947 10 577
4. Jurors drawn for Au?ust llth term of Superior Court. 7 Z8 ?_947 10 578
5. Jurors drawn for August 18th term of Superior Cour?. 8 Ll L947 10 579
6. Grand Jury report filed. 9 2 L947 10 583
?• Jury l ist placed in Jury box. 9 L5 _947 10 585
8. Jurors drawn for October 6th term of Superior Court. 9 ?2 i_947 10 586
9. Jurors dra?an for November 3ra term of Super?or Court. 10 i_3 :1947 10 589
10. Jurors drawn for December lst term of Superior Cpirt. 11 3 :?_947 10 593
11. Jury r eport filed. 11 3 :?_947 10 593
12. Grand Jury report filed. 11 ?4 :?_947 11 2
13. Ju?ors drawn for Superior Courto 12 ?2 ?.947 11 7
14. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 1 ?_9 :!_948 ?1 10
15. Grand Jury report filed. 1 ?6 ?_948 11 11
16. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 2 :?_6 :?_948 11 14
17. J?u.rors drawn for Apri1 term of Superior Court. 3 Z2 :?_948 _ 11 18
18. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 4 :i_2 :i_948 11 21
19. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 :?_0 :1948 11 26
20e Grand Jury report filed. 5 ?_7 ?_948 11 27
21. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. S :?4 :?_948 Il 29
22. Grand Jury report filed. 6 ?_4 :?_948 11 32
23. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 i_2 i_948 11 36
24. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 8 2 :?_948 11 38
25. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 8 2 :?_94b 11 39
26. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 9 ,?0 :?_948 11 46
27. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 10 i_8 i_948 11 52
28. Grand Jury report filed. 11 8 ;i_948 11 56
29. Grand Jury report filed. 11 ?_5 ?_948 11 57
30. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 i_5 ?_948 11 57
31. .Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 Z8 ?_948 Il 65
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 1 ,?4 ':_949 11 69
33. Jurors eirawn for Superior Court. 2 ;?8 :.949 Z1 78
34. Grand Jury report filed. 3 :?8 :.949 11 83
35. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 4 4 :.949 11 85
36. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 2 _949 11 91
37. Jurors drawn for Sup?rior Court. 5 _6 949 11 93
38. Grand Jury report filed. 5 ?3 :.949 11 95
39. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 31 _949 11 97
40. Grand Jury repoit filed. 6 .?0 :.949 11 102
41. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 _1 _949 11 106
42. Grand Jury report filed. _ 8 1 :.949 11 111
43. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 8 8 :.949 11 113
44. New Ju ry list presented. 8 8 :_949 11 113
45. Jurors drawn. for Superior. 8 :'.2 :.949 11 116
46. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 9 ::6 =.949 11 123
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: Jurors -
xec. u. s. County lndexes Sinee 1888 ? To loca+? nam?s, Opln Ot COTT A-S TA? INDEX
MILCE B11 THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
e?r OFFICE ?9L?,s-'z? An Identifying Trade Mark fURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD ?Y OWEN i. YUNN, NEIr tERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l, Jurors dr?.wn for Superior Court.
2t Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
3. Grand Jury report filed.
4? Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
5? Revised Jury list postponed.
6. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
7? Jury list approved placed in Jury box.
8. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
9. Grand Jury report fi3ed.
10.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
11. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
12. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
13.: Jury handbook to be secured.
14.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
15. Grand Jury report filed.
16., Grand Jury report filed.
17. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
18. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
19. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
20.. Grand Jur? report filed.
21. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
22. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
23.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
24.. Grand Jury report filed.
25. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
26. Jurors dra?,m for Superior Court.
,27. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
28., Grand Jury report filed.
29. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
30. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
31. Jurors drawn for ?u?erior Court.
32. Grand Jury report filed.
33. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
34. Jurors drawn for Superi?r Court.
35. Grand Jury foreman's letter received on Courthouse painting.
36. Grand Jury report filed.
?7. Jurors drawn for Sup?rior Court.
38. Jurors drawn for Supe?ior Court.
39. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
40. Grand Jury report filed for June.
41. G?and Jury report filed ftir July.
42. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
43. Grand Jury report filed, Grand Jury list to be revised.
44. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
45. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
46..Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
DATE
Month ? Day Year
MINUTE'BOOK
Vol. Page
10 10 1949 11
10 24 1949_ ll
11 14 1949.. 11
11 21 1949. 11
12 28 1949 11
1 3 1950 11
1 16 1950 11
1 23 19?0 11
? 30 ?950 ??
2 13 1950 11
2 28 1950 11
3 27 1950 11
4 24 1950 11
5 1 1950 11
5 22 1950 11
7 10 1950.11
7 10 1950 11
7 31 1950 11
8 21 1950 11
8 28 1950.11
9 25 1950 11
10 9 1950 11
11 20 1950 11
11 20 1950 11
11 20 1950 11
1 1 1950 11
1 22 1951: 11
1 29 1951 11
2 12 1951 11
2 26 1951 11
3 26 1951 11
3 26 19??' 11
4 30 1951 11
5 21 1951 11
5 28 1951 11
6 4 1951 11
7 2 1951 11
7 30 1950 11
7 30 1951 11
8 13 1951 11
8 13 1951 11
9 17 1951 11
9 24 1951 11
10 22 1951 11
11 T9 1951 11
11 26 1951 11
127
130
135
137
143
145
148
152
152
157
160
167
179
183
186
194
195
200
205
206
212
216
225
225
225
232
236
?37
241
244
250
250
257
261
263
263
268
268
276
280
280
288
289
297
304
305
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? Anldentifying Trade Mark ? TO IOCO?! Ilol?l?t, Op?ll Ot
fURFiAME INITIAL TAB COTT A-2 TA? INDEX
MIACF BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
SOLD YY OWEN 0. oUNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 13 1951 11 310
2. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 1 28 1952 11 314 ,
3. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 2 25 1952. 11 320
4. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. _ 3 31 1952„ 11 327
5. Jurors drawn for Superior Courto 5 5 1952,. 11 335 _
6. Jurors drasan for Superior Court. 5 ?6 1952 11 338
7. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 6 30 1952 11 346
8. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 21 1952 11 352
9. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 9 15 1952 11 365
10. Jurors drawn for ?uperior Court. 9 29 1952 11 368
11. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 11 17 1952• 11 379
12. Ju-rors drawn for Superior Court. 12 15 1952 11 386
13. Jury seating complaints made. 1 12 1953 11 391
14. Attention cal led on Jury ticketg. 1 12 1953 11 391
15. J?.rors drawn for Superior Ca?.rt, 1 19 1953 11 393
16. Juror? drawn for Superior Court. 2 9 1953 11 399
17. Increase in J ury recommended. 3 2 1953 11 404
18. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 3 30 1953 11 405
19. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 3 30 1953 11 412
20. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 4 1953 11 419
21. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 11 I953 11 420
22. New Jury list presented, ladies club cont:.acted for more names. 6 15 1953 11 429
23. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 6 1953 ll 435
24. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 8 3 1953 11 443
25. Grand Jury re port filed. 8 24 1953 11 448
26. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 9 21 1953 11 454
27. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 10 26 1953 11 463
28. Grand Jury report filed. 11 23 1953 11 467
29. Jurors drawn for SupM?rior Court. 11 23 1953 11 468
30. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 12 28 1953 11 477
31. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 1 18 1954 11 480
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 2 1 1954 11 483
33. Grand Jury re port filed. 2 1 1954 11 483
3?. 3urars drawn for Superior Court. 3 1 1954 11 490
35. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 3 8 1954 11 492
36. Grand Jury report filed. .3 8 1954 11 492
37. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 3 22 1954 11 495
38. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 4 20 1954 11 506
39. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 17 1954 11 514
40. Dannie Camers on approved payment for Jury se?ection. 5 24 I9?4 il 515
41. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 5 24 1954 11 516
42. Grand Jury report filed. 6 1 1954 11 517
43. Jury meal ticket approved for payment in trial of Luke Rourk. 6 1 1954 11 517
44. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 7 6 1954 11 528
45. Jurors drawn for Superior Court. 8 2 1954 11 535
46. Grand Jury re port filed. 8 2 1954 11 535
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATiERT Jurors -
ees. u. s. County Indexee Since 1888 ? 10 loeat? nama, op?0 af COTT A-Z TA6 INDEX
PAT OFFICE ??G?y?„ An Idenpfying Trade Mark M16C E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
fURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD YY OWEN i. YUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORiH GROLINA
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
1.; Jury list drawn.
2.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
3.? Grand Jury report filed.
4.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
5., Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
6,; Grand Jury report filed.
7,. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
8,. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
9. Jurors arazan for Superior Court.
10._ Grand Jury report filed.
11. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
12. Grand Jury report filed.
13.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
14.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
15. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
16,. Grand Jury report filed.
17.: Revised Jury list approved.
18.. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
19. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
20. Grand Jury report filed.
21.. Grand Jury report filed.
22,? ?7u?ors drawn for Superior Court.
23. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
24. Grand Jury report filed ior October.
25. Jurors drawn for Superior Gourt.
26.. Grand Jury report filed.
27. Jurors d?rawn for Superior Court.
28.. Grand Jury report filed.
29. Jurors drawn for Superior Court.
30.. Grand Jury to in.vestigate County Home and Farm.
31. Jurors drawn for Superior Court Civil cases.
32. Jurors drawn for Superior Court criminal cases.
33. Railroad type o-telegraph operators exempt from Jury duty.
34. Jurors drawn for Superior Court Civil cases.
35.. Discussion of Grand Jury investigation.
36.. Grand Jury report filed.
37. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
38. Grand Jury report filed.
39.. Mr. H. W. Millican excused from Jury duty..
4Q." Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court.
41.. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court.
42.. Request granted to releave twelve ?(12) from Jury duty.
43.. Grand Jury report for May filed.
44. Grand Jury to meet with Commissioners and the Board of Education.
45.. Accepted invitation to meet with Jury 7-30-56.
46. Jurors drawn for July term of Superior Court.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
9 13
9 13
10 4
10 25
11 1
11 22
11 22
1 3
1 17
1 24
2 28
3 7
3 28
4 25
6 6
6 20
7 11
7 11
7 25
8 29
8 29
9 16
9 26
10 10
10 24
11 14
11 28
12 13
12 19
1 3
1 23
2 6
2 20
2 27
2 27
3 5
3 19
4 16
4 16
4 16
5 21
5 28
5 28
6 18
7 2
7 9
1954
1954
1954
1954
1954
1954
1954
1955
?955
1955
1955
1955
1954
1955
1955
1954
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955.
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
1956
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
I?
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
541
541
545
459
551
555
556
566
569
571
579
580
586
592
604
607
612
613
618
622
62?
632
2
8
11
17
21
26
28
32
37
42
45
47
48
50
54
60
60
62
71
72
72
77
80
82
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CE SIlRKAME INITIAL TA9 COTT A-Z TAS INDEX
Mut E BY TNE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?1 OWEN G. DUNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day lfear Vol. Page
l. Grand Jury and Commissioners discussed the County's auditing system. . 7 30 1956, 12 86 ..
2. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court. 7 30 1956 12 87 .
3. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 8 20 1956. 12 91 .
4. Grand ,Tury report filed for August. 8 29 1956. 12 92
5. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 9 10 1956 12 94
6. Octobe r report received requesting action taken to appoint a County building inspector. 10 8 1956 12 99
7. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 8 1956 12 100
8. Board to appoint County Building Inspector. 10 22 1956 12 102 .
9. Grand Jury requeste?' report on Building Inspector, term 10-29-56. 10 29 1956 12 104
10. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 29 1956 12 105
11. Grand Jury rep?r? received and filed. 11 5 1956 12 106
12. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 19 1956. 12 108
13.. Jury l ist to b? revised. 12 3 1956 12 112
14. Jurors dr?.wn for Januar? term of Superior Court. 12 17 1956 12 117
15. Names for Grand Jury re?ceived for checking. 1 14 1957 12 122
16. Grand Jury report received for January. 1 21 1957 12 123
17• Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court Civil cases. 1 21 1957 12 124
18. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court criminal cases. 2 11 1957 12 130
19. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 2 25 1957 12 134
20. Grand Jury r?port received for Feburary. 3 4 1957 12 135
21. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court 3 25 1957 12 140
22. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court criminal cases. 4 15 1957 12 146
23. Jurors d.rawn for May term of Superior Court civil cases. 4 29 1957 12 148
24. Grand Jury report received for May. 5 27 1957 12 155
25. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 5 27 1958 12 156
26. Grand Jury report filed. 8 5 1957 12 172
27. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court criminal cases. 8 S 1957 12 172
28. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court civil cases. 8 5 1957 12 173
29. Grand Jury report received for August term of criminal cases. 8 26 1957 12 176
30. Jurors dr?wn for October term of Superior Court civil cases. 9 26 1957_ 12 181
31. Grand Jury report for September received. 10 7 1957 l2 185
32. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 10 7 1957. 12 186
33. Letter with list of Railroad employees exempted from Jury duty. 10 21 1957 12 189
34. 3urors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 28 1957 12 190
35. Grarid Jury report received for October. 11 4 1957 12 192
36. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 18 1957 12 194
37. Board met with Grand Jury. 12 2 1957 ?12 198
38. Grand ?ury report read, accepted and referred to the Board of Education. 12 5 1957 12 200
39. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court civil cases. 12 9 1957 12 201
40. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court. 12 23 1957 12 205
41. Grand Jury report received and filed. 1 20 1958 12 216
42. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court ci?ril cases. 1 20 1958 12 217
43. Grand Jury questions referred to County Attorney. 2 3 1958 12 221
44. Jurors drawn for Feburary ter?Y of Superior Court criminal cases. 2 3 1958 12 221
45. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court civil cases. 2 24 1958 12 227
46. Jurors drawn fc?? March term of Superior Court criminal cases. 2 24 1958 12 228
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -? New Hanover Count?, N. C.
eec. u. s. County Indexee Since f888 ? TO IOGO+? na1Mf. OpfO af
PAT OFFICE ?,?1.?- An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INlTIAL TAB
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
SUBJECT ?
_ MATTER: Jurors -
COii A•2 TAi INDEX
MItCE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, (OLUMBUS, DHIO
SOLO YT OWEN i. DUNN, NEN tERM, NORTN GROLINA
,
l,, Grand Jury report received for Feburary.
2?? Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court Criminal c?.ses.
3:: Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court Civil cases.
4?; Jurors drawn for May term of Su.perior Court Civil cases.
5?. Grand Jury report received.
6.; Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
7.. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court Civil cases.
8.. Jurors dz?awn for June term of Superior Court ?ivil cases.
9. Authorized drawing forty-eight (48) names for Jury iist instead of thirty-six (36).
10. Jury pay delayed for invoice.
11. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court Civil cases.
12. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
13. Grand Jury report for August received, discussion of Special Jury Committee.
14? Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court.
15., Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court Civil cases.
16.. Grand Jury report for September.
17. Letter requesting Grand Jury to investigate complaint of prisoners.
18, Jurors drawn. for October term of Superior Court Crim?nal cases.
19. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court Civil cases.
20.: Grand Jury report received.
21. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Co?.rt Criminal cases.
22, Letter from Cape Fear Medical Society in defense of Grand Jury report for October.
23. Grand Jury report received for December.
24.: Authorized cu?ions for chairs in ;rand Jury room.
25. Jurors drawn for Januar?-term af ?uperior Co?urt Criminal cases.
26. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court Civil cases.
27.. Grand Jur? report received.
28. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court Civil cases.
29. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court.
30.. ?rand Jury report for Feburary received.
31. Juror? drawn for April term of Superior Court.
32. Grand Jury report received for April.
33. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court Civil cases.
34.,Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court Civil cases.
35. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
36. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
37. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
38. Jurors drawn for supplementary duty in Superior Court.
39. Jurors drawn for September term of Stzperior Court Civil cases.
40. Grand Jury r??ort received for August 1959.
41. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court?riminal cases.
42. Special Venire, Jurors drawn for the trial of Valno Wenthworth Jamieson and Fox Mosley.
43.. New Jury Zist to be made. -
44.. Grand Jury report received on inspection of County Farm, Home, Clinics and Jail.
45. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court Civil cases.
46. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
3 3 1958 12 232
3 17 1958 12 235
„ 3 31 1958 12 240
4 14 1958, 12 244
„ 4 14 1958 12 244
S 5 1958_ 12 255
5 12 I958 12 257
5 26 1958. 12 261
6 9 I958 IZ 265
6 9 1958 12 266
7 14 1958 12 279
7 28 1958 12 284
8 25 1958 12 296
8 25 1958 12 297
9 15 1958 12 304
10 6 1958 12 313
10 20 1958 12 318
10 27 1958 12 320
11 3 1958 12 322
11 10 1958 12 324
11 10 1958 12 329
11 24 1958 12 333
12 8 1958 12 340
12 8 1958 12 340
12 15 1958 12 344
12 22 1958 12 348
1 19 1959 12 362
1 19 1959 12 362
2 9 1g59 12 376
3 9 1959 12 395
3 16 1959 12 397
4 13 1959 12 415
4 13 1959 12 415
5 4 1959 12 431
5 18 1959 12 437
7 6 1959? 12 462
8 3 1959 12 480
8 3 1959 12 480
8 17 1959 12 490
9 ? 1959 12 495
9 8 1959 12 495
10 5 1959 12 503
10 19 1959 12 506
10 19 1959 12 507
10 19 1959 12 508
11 2 1959 12 512
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PAi OFFICE ?? Anldenrifying Trade Msrk
SURNAME INITIAL TAi COTi A-2 TAB INDEX
M1LtF BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OH10
SOLD ?Y OWEN i. DUNN, MEw 6ERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Grand Jury report received for November Znd terrn of Criminal Court. 11 16 1959 12 517
2. Difficult reported in drawing new Jia.ry list, motion carried to draw list at proper time...l2 ?1 195?. 12 526
3. Grand Jury report received for December term of Criminal Court. 12 ?l 1959. 12 527..
4. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court Criminal cases. .12 ?1 1959. 12 527
5. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court Civil cases. 1 L8 1960 12 538
6. Grand Jury report for January 1:960. ? 1 1960 12 540
7. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court Civil and Criminal cases. 2 1 1960 12 542 .
8. Grand Jury report received for Feburary 1960. „ 3 7 1960, 12 549 .
9. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 3 7 I960 I2 SSI .
10. Grand Jury report received on inspection of County Home, Stockade and Jail. 4 ?_8 1960 12 564
11. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Court. 4 i_8 1960 12 567
12. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 5 ?_6 1960 12 575
13. Grand Jury repc?rt received for May. 6 6 1960 12 579
14. Grand Jury report received for June. 7 5 1960 12 585
15. Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court. 7 5 1960 12 585
16. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 8 1 1960 12 603
17. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 9 6 1960 12 608
18. Grand Jury repor? received for August 1, 1960. 9 6 1960 12 610
19. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. 10 3 1960 12 617
?20. Grand Jury report for October, referred County Home problem to Committee. 10 '.7 1960 12 619
21. Grand Jury report received. 11 7 1960 12 626
22. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 7 1960 12 627
23. Jurors drawn for Jan.uary term of Superior Court. 12 S 1960 12 633
24. Grand Jury report received for December term of Criminal Court. 12 :.9 1960 l2 638
25. Jurors drawn f??? Feburary term of Superior Court Criminal cases. 1 3 1961 12 641
26. Jurors drawn for February term of Superior Court Criminal cases. 1 ?.6 1961 12 ?44
27. Grand Jury report received for J?.ai.a3.?.ry term of Superior Court. 2 6 1961 12 646
2?. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court. 2 6 1961 12 647
29. Grand Jury report for July received, Jury to meet with Commissioners. 3 6 1.961 12 652
30. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court. 3 6 '.961 12 653
31. J??.roxs drawn for May term of Superior Court. 4 4 1_961 12 662
32. Grand Jury report received for April 1961. 4 ?_7 :_961 12 666
33. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court. 5 1.5 '..961 12 683
34. Grand Jury report for May received. 6 5 '?_961 12 685
35. New Jury list to be secured. 6 5 _961 12 685
36. Grand Jury report for June term of Criminal Court. 6 ?_9 _961 12 689
37. Jurors drawn for July and August term of Superior Court. 7 L7 L961 12 699
38. Grand Jury report for July received. 8 7 L961 13 6
39. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 8 7 L961 13 9
40. Gr?nd Jury report or_ schools3 letter clarifing regort ?o J??c_]ge. 9 5 L961 13 16
41. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior C? urt. 9 L8 L961 13 20
42. Jurors drawn for September term of Superior Court. 10 2 L961 13 25
43. Grand Jury report for October term of Criminal Court. 10 I_6 _961 13 28
44m Jurors drawn for November extra term of Superior Court. 10 L6 _961 13 29
45. Jurors drav,m for Special Venire, State Vs James Hendrix. 11 3 L961 13 30
46. Grand Jury report for October term of Criminal Court. 11 6 :_961 13 34
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l,. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court.
2.: Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court Civil cases.
3,; Grand Jury report for December received.
4.. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court Criminal cases,
5.. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court.
6.. Jurors drawn for Special term of Superior Court.
7., Jurors drawn for I?arch term of Superior Court.
- 8.• Grand Jury report for Feburary Criminal term of Superior Court.
9. Jurors drawn for March. and ApriZ terms of Superior Court.
10.. Jurors drawn for May term of Superior Courto
11. Grand Jury report received.
12. Jurors drawn for Special Term of Superior Court.
1.3r-. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court.
14. Grand Jury report for May term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
15... Grand Jury report for June received.
16. Jurors drawn for July and August terms of Superior Court Criminal cases.
17.. Grand Jury report for July term 1962.
18.. Jurors drawn for September and October terms of Superior Court.
19. Grand Jury report received.
20. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court ?ivil and Criminal cases.
21 Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court Civil and Criminal cases.
22. Grand Jury report for October term of Criminal Court.
23.. Jurors drawn for Special Venire October term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
24.. Special Vernie drawn for November term of Superior Co?a.rt Criminal cases.
25. Grand Jury report for October received.
26.. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court.
27. Grand Jury report for December term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
28.. Jurors overtime parking tickets referred to City.
29. Jury's salary increase referred for General Assembly.
30. Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court.
31. Jurors drawn for Feburary term of Superior Court.
32.: Additson Jurors drawn for January term of Superior Court Criminal cases.
33. Grand Jury report for January Criminal term received.
34. Letter explaining difficulties in drawing requested Jury list.
35. Jurors drawn for March term of Superior Court.
36. Jurors drawn for April term of Superior Court.
37. Special Venire drawn for March 22nd term of SuperiorCourt Criminal cases.
38. Grand Jury report received for Feburary 1963.
39. Jurors drawn for Ma;? term of Superior Court.
40. Names to be secured for new Jury list.
41. Jurors drawn for June term of Superior Court.
42.. Grand Jury report for April 1963.
43. Jury fees increase referred to County Attorney.
44.. Jury fees to remain as is.
45. Grand Jury report received and filed.
46. Grand Jury repcrt received for June 1963.
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? Jurors drawn for August term of Superior Court. 7 1 1963 13 226 .
2. Jurors drawn for Septemj?er term of Superior Court. . 8 5 1963. 13 244
3. Special Venire drawn for Criminal term of Superior Court. 8 13 1963 13 246
4. Jurors drawn for October term of Superior Court. 9 3 1963. 13 249 _.
5. Jurors drawn for November term of Superior Court. _.10 7 1963 13 259
6o New method used for drawing Jurors, authori?ed for future use. 10 7 1963 13 259
7. Grand Jury report received for September 1963. 10 7 1963 13 260
8. Received report new Jury list ready for checking. 10 21 1963 13 262
9. Grand Jury report for October 1963. 11 4 1963 13 266
10. Jurors drawn for December term of Superior Court. 11 4 1963 13 266
11. Jurors drawn for January texm of Superior Court 1964. 12 2 1963 13 270
12. Grand Jury report recei?red for December 1963. 12 16 1963 13 272
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R.S. Waldron approved as a Justice of the Peace. %F 08 04 1868j? 1 9
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Soloman Reaves qualified as a Justice of the Peace. k, 08 11 1868h? 1 11
? List of names of the Justices of the Peace recently appointed from different districts of County to be f, 08 18 1868?E 1 15
obtained from George French.
II Committee which talked with Mr. French reported progress.
? Justice Foster to vacate office in Courthouse for use of the Conunissioners.
I Bill from John Sanders for services as Justice of the June term in Court approved.
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7.:; Bill for attendant as magistrate ap?proved.
8.;; Problem of Ezekeil Chadwick's appointment as Justice taken up.
9. ; Justice Corbett's fee approved.
10. Election returns for magistrates for August 5, 1869 election:
Federal Point - Anthony A. Hause and Soloman Reaves
Masonboro - Elijah Hewlett and a vacancy
Harnett - Daniel Davis and Delaware Nixon
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Cape Fear - H.E. Scott and Murphy Ward
? Grant - George Pollock and Stokely Atkinson
Holden - Jas S. Hines and Jas Hill
Lincoln - W.J. Bivins and F.H. Bell and John L. Rhoades
+ Caswell - Jas Simpson and George Corbett
Franklin - William Robinson and E.J. Andrews
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Union - H.F. Murphey and Rufus Garriss
+ Holly - C. Rowe and G. Page
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Columbia - W.T. Morton and Seymour Wagstaff
!, Wilming?vct - Anthony Howe, E.M. McQuigg, William Merrick, Jr., William Harriss, John Conoley and
Edward Cantwell.
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11.,' The above elected appeared before the Board to qualify as Justices of the Peace.
12.;; Due to a vacancy John Wagner was appointed as Justice of the Peace for Masonboro Township.
13.'? E.H. McQuigg and John Conoly approved to serve on Board of Township Trustees of Wilmingtr?n.
14. , William Harriss to appeal Board's decision to Superior Court. (See Township Trustees)
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15.:; Wilson Morton resigned as a Justice of the Peace in Columbia Township.
16.•s Clerk of the Superior Court to be notified of Mr. Morton's resignation.
17.:; E. McQuigg's bill for services as Justice approved.
18.;, Sol. Reaves' bill for services as Justice approved.
19.?, Bills for Justices Howell, McQuigg, Brown and Rowe approved.
20. Bills for Justices Rhoades, Pollock and Scott approved.
21.?. Clerk to nbti?y magistrates and constables of the new act concerning government of Counties.
22.'? Order made on how magistrates and constables to make out bills for fees and cost.
23.,; Fees and cost for arrest and trials for misdemeanors when not collected from defendant shall be paid by
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25.?' Order on presenting bills must be followed by magistrates and constables or Board will not consider bills. O1
26.;? Bill from Justice Cantwell approved. . 0?_
27.; F.H. Ball from Lincoln Township qualified as Justice of the Peace. 03
28.? Only two Justices and the Clerk of Wilming?nn Township allowed as the Board of Trustees.<,Townships&Tr?x???E???? 03
29.a Only two Justices and the Clerk of Wilming?tnn Township allowed a per diem for taxable property assessment. 03
30.?; Board ruled that there is no Board of Trustees for Wilmington until decision is reached by Superior Court. 04
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2. Clerk sent resolution adopted by Board on Aprzl 5, 1870 to Mr. McQuigg. „ 04 06 1870? 1 426 ??
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12.;a Claim of Justice Scott for fee in larceny case to be investigated. 04 05 1871, 2 141 ..
13.j? Justices to list State and County taxables, allowed 20 days at $2.50 a day. .. 06 02 1871; 2 167 .
14.?? Justice Scott's fee not allowed. 06 02 1871 2 Z71
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19.;; Julia Bourdeaux declared insane by Justices Pollock, Nixon and McQuigg. (See JAIL)
20.s D.M. Millan elected Magistrate on October 23, 1871 to fill vacancy created when Holden Township divided.
21.;; J. Davis declared elected magistrate for Rocky Point Township.
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22.k? Clerk of Superior Court to report on amount of fines paid him?`r3ustices in cases of final jurisdiction.
23.?? Justice Corbett to appear before Board to inquire about matter of working on Turnpike Road.
24.?q Matter of Thadens Lamont and Justice Corbett referred to Superior Court.
25.:.; List of jurors to be compiled by Clerk to Board for use of Justices of the Peace.
26.?? List of jurors drawn for use by magistrates in Wilmington Township.
27.? Bills from H.E. Scott and Thomas Gardener for Justices' costs approved.
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28." Bill from William McLanim for .7ustice's fees approved.
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10 28 1871 2 235
12 04 1871 2 244
12 04 1871 Z 245
02 05 1872: 2 287 `
02 I2 1872 2 290
12 16 1872 2 405
12 23 1872; 2 412
08 04 1873 3 92 ''„
08 04 1873„ 3 93 ,
08 11 1873; 3 95
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1. ??Justices of the Peace elected in August 7, 1873 election: (Pages 95-97) M; 08 11 1873j? 3 95
Harnett: W.W. Hurnphrey and Delaware Nixon ??
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Holly: Thomas Williams and John Mashburn
Lincoln: William Bivins and Samuel Larkins
2. Bill from Ed Woodford for Justice's fees approved. 08
3. Bills from Thomas Gardener and William Harriss for fees approved. 12
4. Fee of Justice Delaware Nixon approved. Ol
5. Fees of Justices John Wagner, James Hewlett and Elizah Hewlett approved. 03
6. :Fees of Justices Jesse Cassidey, Thomas Gardener, and Stacy Van Amringe approved. 08
7. Fees of Justice Henry Scott approved. ?g
8. f Auditing Comr.iittee reports on monies received by Clerk of Superior Court from Justices of the Peace. 08
9. ;Members of Board elect qualified and took oath of office from Jesse Cassidey, Justice of the Peace. 09
10. ?Fee of Justice John Wagner approved. 10
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11. Bill from Justice J.G. Wagner approved. 11
12. -Fees approved for Justices Cassidy, Van Amringe, Gardener, Howe, Gamberg, Moore, Wagner and McPherson. 12
13. , Fees of Justices J.J. Cassidey and Anthoney Howe and Canaday approved. O1
14. ,?Bill of W. Corbitt against Caswell Township for Justice's fees approved. 02
15. 'ABills of Justices Gardener, Van Amringe and Cassidey approved. 03
16. ??Fees of Justices Cassidey, McQuigg, Gardener, Van Amringe, Howe and Humphrey approved. _ 03
17. 'Fees of Justices Canaday, Larkins, Scott and Moore approved, pages 315-315. 04
18. .:Fees approved for Justices Van Amringe, McQuigg, Hill, Moore, Gardener, and Cassidey. 06
19. Magistrates elected in August 5, 1875 election: (Pages 366-367) 08
Wilmington: Jesse Cassidey, Stacy Van Amringe, William Moore, Anthony Howe and J.C. Hill
Cape Fear: H.E. Scott and Wright Dixon
Federal Point: Jacob Horn and Anthony Hawes
Masnnboro; John Wagner and Elijah Hewlett
Harnett: Delaware Nixon and W.W. Humphrey
20. :Reports filed from Justices John Wagner, J.C. Hi11,W.W. Humphrey and Delaware Nixon covering fines paid.
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21. ;Annual reports from Justices T.M. Gardener and H.E. Scott on monies received by them filed. 10
22. Bill from T.M. Gardner for incidental expenses and from S. Van Amringe for fees approved. ZO
23. Bills from J.J. Cassidey and E.H. McQuigg and J.C. Hill for incidental expenses approved. 10
24. .;Bills from W.P. Cannady, W.H. Moore and E.H. McQuigg for fees as Justices of the Peace approved. : 11
25. I;Fees approved for Justices Henry Brewington, Thomas Gardner and William H. Moore. ;, I2
26. , Fees approved for Justices T.M. Gardner, William Moore and E.H. McQuigg. . 12
27. `?Township bill of W.W. Humphrey as Justice of the Peace approved. , 02
28. ,,Bills from S. Van Amringe and Jas. C. Hill as Justices of the Peace approved. 02
29. ,9Bills from E.H. McQuigg, Jesse Cassidey and T.M. Gardner for incidental expenses approved.
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30. ,?Bi11s from S. Van Amringe and Jesse Cassidey as Justices of the Peace approved. 03
31. ;?Bi11 from Joseph C. Hill for incidental expenses approved.
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l. Bills from Anthony Howe, H. Brewington and E.H. McQuigg for incidental expenses and fees approved. , 03 08 1876 ;: 3 420
2. Bill from W.H. Moore as Justice of the Peace approved. 04
3. Bills from Justices Wagner, Van Amringe, Sol Bear & Bros., Nixon, Hill and McQuigg approved. 05
4. Bills from T.M. Gardner, A.P. Howe and J.C. Hill for incidental expenses approved. 06
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6.? Preamble passed by Van Amringe concerning unnecessary expenses incurred by magistrates and their deputies. 07
7. In all cases tried by magistrates, either prosecutor or defendant shall pay cost. 07
8.f? Board disallowed a claim of Anthony Howe, Justice of the Peace. 07
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Bills from T.M. Gardner and Henry Brewington as Justices of the Peace approved.
08
11.°{ Annual report from W.W. Humphrey, Justice of the Peace, put on records. 09
12._; Fees from Justices Van Amringe, Brewington and Hill approved. 09
13.g? Bill from E.H. McQuigg for incidental expenses approved. 11
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14.,;
Bills from Justices A. Sampson, W. Humphrey and Sol Bear approved.
11
'i
_15.,?
Bills from Justices S. Van Amringe and J.J. Cassidey approved.
11
,.
,16.i Report from Justice D. Nixon on magistrates fees was ordered put on records of Official Reports. . 11
;4
_17.;{
!3 Bills from E.H. McQuigg and J.C. Hill for incidental expenses approved. 12
18.;;
:; Bill from W.P. Cannady for Justice of the Peace approved. , 12
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19.;?
Bill from A.P. Howe for incidental expenses approved. ,
12
20.;? Bill from H. Brewington for Justice of the Peace approved. 12
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21.
Bills from Justices H.E. Scott, Charles Davis, S. Van Amringe and P. Newman approved, pages 514-515.
12
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22.;`
.N Bill from E.H. McQuigg for incidental expenses approved.
. 12
23.`? Annual reports of magistrates received and ordered spread on records of Official Reports. 04
24.`? Fee of Justice J.J. Cassidey approved. 06
25.`?
? Letter from Justice A.A. Moseley laid over to next meeting.
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26.`' Letter from Justices W.W. Harris and C.M. Harriss laid on table. OA
27.`;
s? Bills from Justices Canaday and Gardner approved, pages 591-592.
., 08
28.?: Bill from W.W. Harriss for July approved, and for T.M. Garnder for July approved, pages 600 and 603. 08
,;
29.N?
Clerk to notify all outgoing magistrates to turn over all of their Acts of General Assembly, copies of
08
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? Battles Revisals and jury boxes to the Board.
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30.!Y Bills from Justices Van Amringe, Brink, Harriss and McQuigg approved. 11
31.N;
S Bill from E.D. Hall as Justice approved. 11
;
.32.,? Bills from A. Howe, J.C. Hill, J.A. Holt and Sol Bear and Bros. as Justices approved. 11
,33.,; Bills from Justices Bear, Carr, Bryant, Fennell, Harrison and Harriss approved, pages 647-648. 11
,34.; Justices planning to prosecute delinquent tax listers, but Board objected as too costly to County. 11
35.? Magistrates may prosecute late tax listers only if defendants pay cost of Court. 11
36.°?
?; Finance Committee to consult with magistrates as to poll tax prosecutions. 11
37.': Al1 annual reports of magistrates to go to Finance Committee before coming to Board for approval. 12
i
38.3
Bills approved for Justices Harriss, Hill, Manning, 0'Conner, Howe, McQuigg, Holt, Hall and Gardner.
12
39.;?:
? ?p Clerk to appear before magistrates prosecuting tax cases and make an affidavit to those who have not listed
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40.i _
Bill of H.E. Scott ordered paid some time ago to be cancelled until investigated. 04
41.?? Bill of H.E. Scott as Justice which was suspended due to doubts of validity to be ?aid. 07
42.wa Bill of Captain Cowan referred to Attorney for his opinion. 08
43.?{
? John Cowan allowed $25 instead of $50 for services as Clerk to Board of Magistrates.
? 08
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44.'i? Joint meeting of County Justices of the Peace and the Commissioners to be held on September 21. 09
45.??
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,? Board of Magistrates met jointly with Board of Commissioners. , 09
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03 1876'? 3 427
05 1876 3 435
07 1876 ? 3 446 ;'.
07 1876 '
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03 1876 . 3 448 ?
03 1876 , 3 448
08 1876 3 450 ;
08 1876 3 451
07 1876 3 457
11 1876 3 469
27 1876
22 1876
22 1876
22 1876 3
28 1876 3
3 481
3 498
3 498
04 1876 . 3
04 1876 3
04 1876 3
04 1876. 3
29 1876 3
29 1876 3
02 1877 3
05 1877 3
11 1877 3
11 1877 . 3
11 1877 , 3
11 1.877 3
16 1877 3
06 1877 , 3
06 1877 „ 3
06 1877 , 3
06 1877 , 3
23 1877 ,., 3
23 1877 3
23 1877 3
03 1877 3
15 1877 3
19 1878 3
29 is7s 3
02 1878 3
07 1878 , 3
08 1878 3
16 1878 . 3
21 1878 3
499
501
504 „
504 e
505 „
507
514
515
537
554
590
591
591
600
606 .
644
646
647 ,
647
657 „
657
657
659
667
683
7?0
734
740
740
750
763
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4; Messrs. Cronly and Morris paid extra since
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they paid magistrates for giving oaths to tax listers.
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3
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763
2. r? Clerk to Board to furnish Justices of Wilm
i ington a jury list for their use. '
09 23 1878€ 3 764 ?
3. r± Board of Justices requested Commissioners set compensations for election officals for November election. ; 09 27 1$78?? 3 765 j
?? ?? 9
4. .'Board received annual report from Justices
?? J.G. Wagner, A.J. Grady and W.W. Harris on fines, forfeitures 12
? 02 1$78?',
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' and penalties.
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5. Clerk to notify magistrates who have not f iled their annual reports to do so before next Board meeting. ,
12 02 1878?} 4 3;
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6.
Reports from Justices H.E. Scott, Anthony
Howe and E.H. McQuigg on annual fines, forfeitures and penalties
y 12
06 Y
1878?'
4 +
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received and found correct.
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7. Received annual reports from Justices J.A. Ho1t ana Ja?nes Cowan on fines , forfeitures and penalties and 12 06 1878:': 4 4??
found correct.
8. Reports of A.A. Moseley and J.C. Hill held for examination.
9. Every County magistrate to make his annual report before next meeting.
10.., Deputy Sheriffs`executing processes in Justices' courts will not be paid unless process is delivered to
Sheriff for execution.
11.,, Reports of Magistrates J.H. Horne and E.D. Hall referred back as incomplete.
12. ;PPnalties will be used against magistrates who have not filed annual reports with Board by next meeting.
13..,; Reports of Justices J.N. Moffitt and Stephen Keys received and approved.
14..; Remaining reports from magistrates received.
15.; Joint meeting of Justices of the Peace and the Board.
16.' Justices and the Board enacted taxes to be levied in 1879. (See TAX DEPARTMENT)
17. Register of Deeds to furnish Wilmington magistrates a jury List.
18. Yearly reports from Justices W.W. Harris, John Taylor and J.A. Montgomery approved.
I9. Yearly reports from Justices A.J. Grady and J.T. Montgomery approved.
20. All magistrates to file reports by December 15, if it has not yet been done.
21. Reports from numerous magistrates on fines, forfeitures and penalties approved.
22., Numerous magistrates reported having?r.eceived no fines, forfeitures or penalties.
23.. Annual report from Justice J.G. Wagner on fines, forfeitures and penalties received by him.
24.,, Justice J.N. Moffitt reported nothing having been been received.
25.,., Meeting of Justices of the Peace and Board to receive report on general expenses of County.
26.. Justice E.D. Hall offered resolution of thanks to Commissioners for proper execution of their duties.
27.;; Justices of Wilmington Township appointed T.J. Herring registrar in place of Charles Steward.
28... Justices of Wilmington appointed J.C. Munds temporary register in place of J.C. Lumsden.
29.. All registrars sworn in by Board of Magistrates.
3Q. Reports from several Magistrates showing amounts received from them, pages 257-258.
31. Magistrates who have not made their annual reports to be notifzed by Clerk to do so.
32. List of Magistrates reported no fines, forfeitures and penalties received during 1880.
33. Bill of Justice J,C. Hill not allowed.
34. Board of Justices, County Board and Board of Education to meet jointly and elect a County Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
35. Three Boards to settle boundary dispute between J. Garrell and County.
36., Joint meeting of County Board, Board of Education and Board of Justices.
37.., Bill of J.C. Hill previously not allowed was reduced and allowed by Finance Committee.
38.y Board anc] Board of Justices of the Peace met in accordance with Section 5, Chapter 141, Laws 1876-77.
39., John S. James, Chairman of Board of Justices absent so O.G. Parsley called to Chair.
40.,;, List of Justices present at this meeting.
41.,, Justice Cowan moved that tax levy presented by Board by adopted.
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107
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139 .?
139 '?
140 '
141 '
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219
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241 ;,
257 ;
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271
290 ;'
290 ;:
290
297
299
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MAiTER: JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ?
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS '' Month ? Day ? Year '9? Vol. I Page !;
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l.? Justice E.D• Hall moved that copies of expenditure statements of Board be given Justices five days before , 08 O1 1881 :? 4 314 :
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the meeting.
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2
. D T lor t ranted as advised b the Solicitor.
Re uest of J.C. Hill which was referred to Col. J. . a no
q Y g Y 12
, 05 1881 ?
., 4 340
3.??
, Number of Magistrates made their annual reports on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected by them. 12 05 1881 , 4 344 „
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4.??
Annual report received from Justice A.A. Moseley on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected by him.
Ol
02
18s2 ';
4
348
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5.?
Annual report from 3ustice 3.C. Hill on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected by him.
02
06
1882 ,
4
359
6. Annual meeting of Commissioners and Board of Magistrates; list of Magistrates who were present. , 08 07 1882 4 396 ,
7.?? Justice J. Cowan moved that tax levy submitted by Commissioners be approved and it was. „ 08 07 1882 „ 4 398 r,
8.? Amendment to reduce taxes of Schedule B by 20% laid on the table. 08 07 1882 . 4 39$
9.,,i Boards adopted rule that tax on incomes to be one half of one per percent. 08 07 1882 4 399
10.;; Boards elected Iredell Johnston as Superintendent of Public Instruction. 08 07 1882 4 399
11.. Board of Justices of the Peace elected Board of Commissioners for two years..(See COUNTY COMMISSIONERS) 08 07 1882 „ 4 399
12.?; Justice Hall moved that Commissioners should pay Attorney $300 for his services, but motion did not pass. . 08 07 1882 ., 4 399 ?
13.;,
ij Secretary of Board of Justices, John Cowan, notified Clerk of Board of election of Commissioners. 08 14 1882 4 410
14.;?
, ,? Annual reports from Justices Montgomery, W.W. Harris, J.C. Hill and A.J. Grady received. O1 02 1883 4 443 ,
15.'S Annual report from Justice J.H. Horn received. 02 OS 1883 4 450 ;
16.k? Annual meeting of Board of Justices of the Peace and Board of Commissioners; list of Justices present. 08 06 1883 4 488 ;
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17.??
W.W. Harris elected Chairman of Board of Justices of the Peace, and John Cowan elected Secretary.
„ 08
06
1883 „
4
488
18.?i
, ;? Estimate of County expenses submitted and recommended tax levy received and adopted by Board of Justices. „ 08 06 1883 4 489 ,
19.?i Statement from Board of Commissioners to Board of Justices. 08 06 1883 4 490 ,
6?,
20.;
Justices accepted the report on County estimates.
„ 08
06
1883 .,
4
491 ,.
21.°?
;? Joint meeting of Boards of Commissioners and Justices of the Peace held. 10 15 1883 . 4 502
f?:
22.?d
Justice W.W. Harriss in Chair of ineeting; list o£ Justices present at joint meeting.
10
15
1883 .
4
502 „
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Z3.;,
Boards ruled that land owned by F.W. Kerchner be purchased by County. (See POOR HOUSE, COUNTY)
10
15
1883 ,v
4
503
?;
24.;; Justice Joseph C.Hill submitted his annual report on fines and forfeitures collected by him. „ Ol 07 1884 .; 4 521
?5.;?
, ., Annual report from Justice E.H. McQuigg on fines and forfeitures received by him, 02 04 1884 Y 4 527
Z6.;, Joint meeting of Boards of Commissioners and Justices of the Peace for 1884. 06 02 1884 4 551
?7.r?' Justice W.W. Harris, Chairman of Board of JuS.tices, presided; list of Justices present at joint meeting. 06 02 1884 4 551
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,
?8.;?;
Board of Justices received estimates of expenses and necessary tax levy for 1884.
06
02
1884
4
551
?9.?'
;a Tax levy and estimate of expenses were adopted by joint meeting. (See TAX DEPARTMENT) 06
? 02 1884 4 553
30.'
. ?, Annual report from Commissioner Bagg adopted in joint meeting. 06 02 1884 4 553
31.`
: Board of Justices extended thanks to Board of Commissioners for their work. 06 02 1884 4 554
32.'' Present Board of Commissioners nominated to be re-elected and were re-elected. (COUNTY COMMISSIONERS) 06 02 1884 4 555
33.,; Boards of Education and Magistrates elected Walker Meares County Superintendent of Public Instruction. 06 02 1884 G 555
34.b' Annual report from Justice J.C. Hill submitted. 12 O1 1884 4 595
35.,? Annual report from Justice William Strauss on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected by him. 12 15 1884 4 597
36.;; Annual report from J.C. Millis on fines and forfeitures collected by him. 12 22 1884 „ 4 600
37.;; Annual report from Justice J. Cantwell on fines and forfeitures received by him. O1 05 1885 . 4 601 „
38.,a Annual reports from Justices Hill, Manning, Millis, Strauss and Rourk. 12 07 1885 ; 4 660
39.;; Magistrates to make annual reports if have not done so. 12 14 1885 4 670 .
!+0.'M, 3ustice Joseph T. Kerr submitted his annual report. 12 14 1885 4 670 ,
41.;; Annual reports from Justices Walker, Meares and J.W. King. 12 14 1885 , 4 671 _,
42•;,
h? Annual reports submitted by Justices Montford, Hall, Moseley and Horne. Ol 04 1886 4 671
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43.s;
List of Magistrates who reported nothing having been received by them.
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04
1886 ?
4
672
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Chairman of Board of Magistrates to call a joint meeting of Commissioners and Justices.
03
26
1886
4
695 y
45.?? Board to buy lot next to Jail as authorized by Board of Magistrates. 11 10 1886 ,; 4 754
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l.?i Annual reports from Justices Millis, Strauss, Rourk, Hall, Sharpless, Manning and King submitted.
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' 2.-fi Annual report from Justice John D. Taylor submitted.
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3.`s Justices Cowan, King and Hall submitted annual reports on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected.
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4.? Justices Millis, Sharpless, Heyer and Hall reported nothing collected during the year.
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5.:x All magistrates who have not made their annual reports to do so by next meeting.
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6.;' Justices Horne and Strauss made their annual reports.
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7. Numerous magistrates reported nothing collected.
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8.? Tax levy set down as adopted by Boards of Commissioners and Justices,
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9. Justices Hall, Millis, Cowan and Bowden submitted their annual reports.
10. Justice J.W. King swore in new Board.
11. Annual reports received from Justices Cowan, Strauss, Thomas and Cantwell.
12.je Annual reports received from Magistrates Manning and Price.
13.; Annual reports received from Justice Sharpless, Klander, McComber, Harris and Horne,
14., Justice F.B. Rice made his annual report.
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' 15.;; Justice Heede presented his annual report. °,; 02
16. Board of Magistrates recommended numerous men to aid tax listers in adjusting tax lists, ., 06
' 17.,, Al1 magistrates whose terms expired in August to return Code of Civil Procedures and other books to Regist?; 09
,; er of Deeds. ,
, 18.:, Annual report from R.H. Bunting on fines, forfeitures and penalties received. ;: 12
' 19.,,
i Magistrate E.W. Manning submitted his annual report. „, O1
20.?: Annual reports from Magistrates Klanden, Cantwell, Harris and W.W. Harris. ,. 02
21. Annual reports on fines collected from Justices Cowan and Hall received. 03
22. Annual reports from Magistrates Strauss, Harris and Taylor received. 12
23. Annual report from Justice R.H. Bunting received as having collected no fines, 12
24. Justices B.S. Munford and J.D. Klander reported no fines collected for 1890, ;: Ol
25. Justice E. Manning reported no fines or cost collected in 1890. Ol
' 26.,
?, Justice James MaComber reported having tried no cases in 1890. 02
27.
i . A.S. Lishberg to draw up plans and specifications for new Courthouse for presentation to Board of Magis- ? 06
? trates. (See COURTHOUSE)
30.:; Board requested Board of Magistrates convene early to reduce tax rate since present rate will render more „ 06
, taxes than needed. ,
31., Board ordered that tax rate would be 37C instead of 47? subject to approval of Board of Magistrates. 08
32., Bid meeting terms of Board for building Courthouse was over amount allowed by Board of Magistrates, „ 10
33.,. Board decided to ask Board of Magistrates to appropriate more money to build new Courthouse. ? 10
,? 34.,. Report from Justices Klander and Manning that they collected no ?ines during the year. ;, Ol
35.,; Justice W.H. Strauss reported having collected no fines during 1891. „ 03
36.; Annual report from Justice W.M. Evans on fines collected during the year. 08
37.., Justice Martin Newman reported no fines collected for Z891. ; 09
38.,, Boards of Magistrates and Commissioners must rule on railroad running out to factory. (See RAILROADS). ;, 11
, 39.: Annual report from Justice R.H. Bunting submitted, ,, 12
40.• Annual reports submitted from J.D.H. Klander, W.McD. Evand and W.H. Strauss. , 12
j 41. Board of Magistrates ruled that Chairman to receive $500 for services in selling County bonds for erection
., 06
I of new Courthouse.
42., Bonds given Chairman to be payable in 1912. 06
43. Annual reports from Justices McGowan and Bunting on fines collected by them. 12
44.;4
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, . ? . Annual reports submitted by Justices W.H. Strauss and J.D.H. Klander. ; 02
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03 1890 ;; 5
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12 1891 G: 5
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10 1891 ;a 5
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03 1891 :? 5
05 18 91 ;, 5
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119 `
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130 ??
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134 ?
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138 ?
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293
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r?r OFFIGE C-G?API?LC.a-cr. An Identi(ying Trade Merk SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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l. Petition for a public road from Masonboro citizens deferred to annual meeting of Board of Magistrates, s 04 02 1894°'s 5 562 k?
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2. Annual report submitted from Justice W. McD. Evans. 04 02 1894 ' S 562 ?
3. Annual report from Justice W.H. Strauss submitted. F, 12 10 1894?,V,
? 5 601 ;'
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4.
_ Board of Magistrates granted money as petitioned by Masonboro citizens for a bridge over Pervines Creek. =
.a 12 17 1894 ?
<d 5 605 ?
5.
Annual report submitted from Justice W. McD. Evans. r
04
O1 a
1895i?
5
633 ?-
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6. Annual report from Justice R.H. Bunting submitted. 12 02 1895?; 5 677 .
, 7.? Annual report from Justice R.H. Bunting submitted. ? 12 07 1896,' S 741 '
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8.?
Justice Charles Foreman submitted his annual report.
12
13
1897 ?
6
66
9.;?
• ?? Justice F.B. Rice submitted his report, which was filed. O1 03 1$9$? 6 72
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Bills of Justices of the Peace referred to County Attorney.
06
11
1898
6
140
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11.`'
:' Annual reports from Justices M. Newman and J.M. McGowan spread on minutes. O1 02 1899 6 219
12.`% Chairman to call all magistrates toge.ther for meeting in June. 05 16 1900 6 442
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County Magistrates met with Commissioners.
06
04
1900
6
444
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14.?p Justice W.W. Harriss elected permanent Chair man. 06 04 1900 ? 6 444
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15_j Men nominated for Commissioners and elected. (See: COUNTY COMMISSIONERS) . 06 04 1900; 6 444
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Ta x levy and budget presented by Chairman McEachern and approved.
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06
04
1900
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6
444
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44
17.=;
Board and Justices to request General Assembly to empower Board to issue bonds for permanent improvement
06
04
1900 .
6
445
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of roads.
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,18.?? Report from Justice J.J. Fowler on fines collected in last year filed. 12 03 1900 6 489
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Reports from Justices W.P. Oldham and W.W. Harriss filed.
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07 .
1901,,
6
512 ,
.20.o Commissioners and Board of Magistrates met, but no quorum so recessed. , 06 03 1901.,; 6 552 „
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Board of Magistrates met and adopted tax Ievy, which is to be published. ..
06
05
1901 .,,
6
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Report from Justice J.M. McGowan received and approved.
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6
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23.? Report from Justice W.W. Harriss approved. 12 02 1901 6 616
24.;?
. r Chairman to call meeting of Board of Magistrates in order to borrow money to furnish and equip John Walker
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?a Memorial Hospital. „ „
25.?? Boards of Magistrates and Commissioners met, and Magistrates authorized Commissioners to appropriate money, 12 12 1901 6 622 :
a for James Walker Memorial Hospital. , ,
26.?? Tribute to be paid to late Justice W.W. Harriss. „ , ,
27.? Joint meeting of Boards of Magistrates and Commissioners, and Commissi?ners presented tax levy which was 06 03 1902 6 654 p
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? Boards proposed to seek action by General Assembly to increase jurisdiction of Magistrates. „ 06
29.? PresQnt Commissioners re-elected. 06
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? Report of Justice J.M, McGowan approved. 06
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' Report from Justice McGowan received and approved. . 10
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Magistrates approved larger appropriation to Ja? Walker Memorial Hospital.
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34.",d Board of Magistrates met and confirmed action of Board in selling part of Courthouse lot. 05
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Magistrates suggested Board appropriate money to James Walker Hospital to beautify itsgrounds.
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37. Board of Magistrates met to elect someone to fill Board's vacancy created by death of Mr. Holmes. 09
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?, Morrison W. Divine and D.J. Fergus nominated for Board's postiion and Mr. Morrison elected as Comnunssioner. 09
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Annual report from Justice John J. Fowler approved.
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40.?? Board of Magistrates met and adopted tax levy and budget presented by Commissoners. 06
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Annual report from Justice Fowler on fines, forfeitures and penalties collected by him.
12
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Board ruled that all magistrates to make reports by next meeting. „
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03 1902 p 6
03 190 2 ;, 6
03 1902 , 6
06 1902 ,; 6
05 1903 .; 6
05 1903 6
07 1903 6
09 1903 ;
? 6
O1 1903 6
09 1903 ? 6
09 1903 6
07 1903 . 6
06 1904 6
05 1904 `
? 7
05 1904 ?;
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654 „
656
677
696
696
7 20
720 ,
7 23
751
751
763
795
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Rcc. u. s. ?p???_ County Inde:ee Since 1888 ? Yo loeate names, open at COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
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l. Reports from Justices Wagner and Borneman received. Ol 03 1905 7 16
2. Reports from Justices J.H. Walter and F.A. Lind filed. 02 06 1905 7 18
3. Board of Magistrates met, but no quorum so adjourned until afternoon. 06 08 1905 7 31
4. Board of Magistrates approved tax levy and prospective receipts and expenditures. 06 08 1905 7 32
5. Report from Justice G.W. Borneman filed. 12 04 1905 7 44
6. Report from Justice Borneman on fines collected filed. 12 03 1906 7 68
7. County Attorney to report on magistrates fees collected by Mayor. 10 07 1907 7 111
8. Annual report from Justice Borneman on money collected filed. 12 02 1907 7 116
9. Annual report from Justice G.W. Borneman filed. I2 07 1908 7 160
10. Report from Justice Borneman referred to Auditing Committee. 12 06 1909 7 186
11. Annual reports from Justices Bornemann and Williams referred to Auditing Committee. 12 04 1911 7 237
12. Annual report from Justice Harriss filed. O1 06 1913 7 271
13. All magistrates to render annual statement of money collected at next meeting of Board. O1 06 1913 7 271
14. Recommendations from public accountant A.H. Mash on Justices of the Peace deferred to next meeting. Ol 13 1913 7 273
15. Justice Evans asked for informatzon relative to warrants sworn out before him; referred to Attorney. 10 15 1913 7 316
16. Reports from Justices George Harriss and G.W. Bornemann filed. Ol 05 1914 7 331
17. Magistrates to use regular officers before using specially deputized officers to serve papers. 11 O1 1915 7 503
I$. Magistrate J? J. Moore to get jury Iist. 5 20 1919 "8 54
l9. Magistrate authorized to pay constable salary. 10 14 1926 8 400
20, Magistrate authorized jury list of Wilmington Township. 10 14 1926 8 400
21. Magistrate authorized docket books. 3 8 1932 9 156
22. No action taken to return Alias, John Parker from S. C. Magistrate office to Mrs M. Parker,3 21 1932 9 158
23. Payment to Magistrate W. F. Parker ap?roved, subject to Approval of County Attorney. 11 28 1932 9 192
24. Justiceof Peace notified to deliver bond to Clerk of Superior Court. 5 28 194I 10 205
25. I?agistrate's complaints referred on failure of W. H. Ezzell to perform duties in oftice. 6 9 1941 10 209
26. W. H. Harriss, Justice of Peace. bond appr oved, W. F. Carpenter bond approved. 7 14 1941 10 214
27. Justices of Peace notified,.boi?.d mat?ers referred to Solicitor. 7 14 1941 10 214
28. E. F. Banck, Justice of Peace, request received on appointment of constable. 5 24 1941 10 331
29. New Hanover County exempted from Bill 322 on Justice of Peace payr and appointments. 4 4 1949 11 86
30. Justice of Peace, H. E. Williamson approved bond. 8 14 1950 11 202
31. Justice of Peace, B. J. Dillon bond accepted, John 0'Beirne bond accepted. 10 22 1951 11 296
32. Justice of Peace, John 0'Beirne bill received from Harold Wells & Son. 9 21 1953 11 455
33. Bonds approved for Justices of Peace, J. C. ?ong, B. J. Dillon and E. A. Sanders. 10 12 I953 Il 459
34. Justice of Peace, R. H. Williams approved bond. 6 14 1954 11 521
35. Justice of Peace, J9 L, King approved bond. 6 21 1954 11 524
36. J. C. Long approved Surety Bond, $10.00 prem. 10 ?l 1955 12 13
37. Approved Surety Bond on Mr. B. J. Dillon. 11 7 1955 12 16
38. ?urety Bond of R. H. Williams as Justice of Peace accepted. 8 20 1956 12 90
3?. Approved Surety Bonds on Wilbur Lee Best and John Edward Griffith as Justice of Peace. 2 4 1957 IZ 127
40. Accepted Surety Bond on William Earl ?Tilliamson, Surety Bond on Elbert Herxing continued. 3 25 1957 12 139
41. Received report for February. 3 9 1959 12 395
42. Grand Jur? report recommend changes with reference to warrants and bQnds, approved. 12 21 1959 12 527
43. Accepted Public Offical Bond on Mr. Henry C. Best. 8 7 1961 13 6
44. Accepted Public Offical Bond on Reginald Turner. 4 16 1963 13 204
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MU JECT JUVENILE COURT `
eec. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 ? To IOCON eYnNf? Op?O Ct COTT A$ 1A? INYEX
PAT OFFICE ??E?? An Identifl'in8 Trade Mai'k fURNAME INITIAL TAS MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY? COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD ?Y OIYEN i. OUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
DAtE MINUTEBOOK :
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page '
1. Request to Establish 11 15 1965 13 547
2. Creation of January 1, 1966 12 06 1965 13 551
3. Resignation, Judge 12 20 1965 13 556
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SOLD tY OWEN C. D UNN, NEII tERN, NORTX C AROLINA
NQTURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vo1, Page
; l. Matter of fixing salary of Judge of Juvenile Court referred to Chairman, Attorney & Clerk of Court. 05 05 Z919 8 49
2. Proposal of Councilman McCraig to establish a Juvenile Court referred to Attorney. 06 O1 1919 8 60
3. Board to request legislature to allow a combined City/County Juvenile Court under jurisdiction of 06 09 1919 8 62
Judge of Recorders Court.
4. Compensation for Judge of the Juvenile Court fixed at $5 for each case heard. 06 09 1919 8 62
5. Judge of Juvenile Court to be paid $100 per annum in lieu of $5 a case. 08 04 1919 8 68
6. John Hill's request for custody of Mary Hufman, paroled wittz Supt. of Home, referred to Judge of Juvenile Ct.10 06 19I9 8 79
7. Place at County Home to be provided for detention of juveniles. 11 03 1919 8 86
8. Request from W. N. Harriss for pay in.crease since acting as Judge, C?erk & Officer of Juvenile Court. 08 02 192Q 8
118
9. Board refused Judge Harriss' request for salary increase. 08 02 1920 8 118
10. Committee to meet with Judge Harriss of Juvenile Court relative to a salary increase. 08 13 1920 8 119
11. W. N. Harriss, Clerk of Superior Court, allowed $300 a year as Judge of Juvenile Court. 10 Q4 1420 8 128
12. Juvenilesdetained at County Home are inmates, not prisoners at Home. 12 07 1920 8 137
l3.
I Expenses of Anita Waldhorst approved for taking youths from Juvenile Court to Greensboro & Samaracand. 12 09 1921 8 183
14. Matter of sending incorrigible youth, Thomas Hart, to training school referred to Chairman. 05 10 1922 8 198
15. Bi1Z from 0. B. Hinnant for taking Charles Crossman to Jackson Training School approved. O1 27 1923 8 225
16. Part of County land offered to erect Eastern Carolina Industrial Training School. 06 07 1924 8 276
17. Mrs. Mary Parham paid for furnishing meals to City juveniles for Decembera 02 Ol 1926 8 371
18. Bill for transport of Juvenile to Jackson Training School approved. 07 Ol 1929 8 582
19. Solicitor Woodus Kellum requested detention center for juveniles and youth prisoners. 11 19 1929 9 7
20. George Rushing, Juvenile, expensed to East Carolina Training School by Sheriff. 12 16 1930 9 82
21. Clothes purchased for Elless Galloway, juvenile, for trip to Morrison Training School. 02 10 1931 9 90
22. Clothes approved for Joseph Smith and James Royal, juveniles committed to Morrison Training School. 05 18 1931 9 109
23. Authority given to expense Joseph Smith, juvenile, to Morrison Training School. 05 25 1931 9 109
24. Joseph Smith, juvenile to be taken to Morrison Industrial School, Hoffman, NC by Special Officer. 06 15 1931 9 114
25. J. R. Hollis, welfare worker authorized to take William Justice, juvenile, to Stonewall Training School. 12 14 1931 9 143
26. Request of W. N. Harris, judge of Juvenile Court, heard on obtaining provisions far Juvenile Detention Home.04 I8 I932 9 161
27. W. H. Montgomery, City Juvenile Judge, stressed need for juvenile detention building. 04 25 1932 9 161
28. Securing of place at County Home for juvenile detention referred to committee. 10 03 1932 9 184
29. Board discussed juvenile detention center at County Home. 10 10 1932 9 186
30. Welfare officer authorized to take Calvin Bell & Ross Briggs, juveniles, to Eastern Training School & 12 27 1932 9 196
Concord-at County expense.
31. City bill for repairing Juvenile Building at County home approved for payment. Ol 09 1933 9 198
32, Self closing instead of old Clocks in Juvenile Building lavatory declined for County home. Ol 16 1933 9 199
33. Clifton Bellamy and Eddie Gregg, juveniles, authorized for trip to morrison Training school by welfare off- O1 23 1933 9 200
icer.
34. Payment to W. R. Dosher approved for heating and plumbing at County Home's juvenile building and for chang es02 20 1933 9 207
in plumbing fixtures.
35. Juvenile delinquency discussed in joint meeting. 09 06 1938 10 8
36. Two juveniles authorized transportation of welfare Supt. 12 19 1938 10 29
37. Juvenile Judge order referred on payment as witness in juvenile case. 04 29 1940 10 124
38. Payment authorized to Dr. J. Watts Farthing for testimony in juvenile case. 05 06 1940 10 125
39. Elmer Campbell, juvenile, authorized transportation by welfare to Morrison School. 07 O1 1940 10 135
40. Marilyn Kirkham, juvenile, authorized wel£are transportation to Samarcand. 08 26 1940 10 151
41. Wilbur Heath, Juvenile, authorized transportation to school. 10 28 1940 10 159
42. Donald Russ, Juvenile, authorized transportation to school. 11 25 1940 IO 164
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C.
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1. Roland Bonham, juvenile, authorized transportation to Caswell.
2. Frances Bonham, juvenile, authorized transportation to Caswell.
3.' Juvenile Judge request referred for improvements to juvenile detention center.
4. Juvenile judge request referred fox improvements to juvenile detention center.
5. Juvenile judge request approved on improving Juvenile Center.
6. Kawanis Club requested view on Juvenile delinquency report.
7. Kawanis Club requested care of Juvenile delinquency.
8. Committee named on above requests on juveniles.
9. Juvenile Detention Center, discussed at length, referred to Jaint committee.
10. Motion carried to repair Juvenile Detention Home.
11. Motion employed at Juvenile Center.
12. Order adopted to employ matron at Juvenile Center.
13._ Recommendations submitted on Juvenile Center.
14. Communication on juveniles received from welfare agency.
15. Temporary solution received on juvenile home problems.
16. Council of Social Agencies notice received on juvenile detention home.
17. Progress report on juveniles received from Council of Social Services.
18. Communication received from welfare on consolidating juvenile courts.
19. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
20. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
21. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
22. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
23. Juvenile report filed by welfare. `
24. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
25. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
26. Juvenile report filed by welfare.
27., Juvenile report filed.
28. City to release juvenile offices in Courthouse.
_29,, Juvenile report filed.
30,. Juvenile report filed.
31,, Juvenile report filed.
32, Juvenile census reported.
33. Juvenile report filed.
34. Juvenile regort filed.
35. A request to install blow of line, will inspect again after improvement is made.
36. Payment of $1.00 approved Dept. of Labor.
37. Monthly report received.
38. Authorized payment to repair lighting Juvenile Office.
39. Census report received.
40. Received report of detention facilities.
41. Executive Secretary, to have phone removed from Juvenile Home.
42. Letter and statistical report of truancy records, requesting reinstatement of visiting teacher.
43. Request by Hon. J. Hardie Ferguson to replace phone granted.
44. Mr. Stokes, Matron to receive relief help.
45. Motion carried to transfer within budget to improve facilities.
46. Termite reported at detention center.
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SOLO ?Y OWEN 0. pUNN, NEII tERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE
Month Day Year
Ol 06 1941
O1 06 1941
05 25 1941
06 07 1941
06 21 1941
08 30 1941
08 30 1941
08 30 1941
10 25 1943
11 08 1943
11 22 1943
11 29 1943
Ol 31 1944
02 21 1944
02 21 1944
03 20 1944
04 17 1944
Ol 15 1945
02 Ol 1954
04 12 1954
05 17 1954
06 14 1954
08 23 1954
10 18 1954
12 13 1954
12 20 1954
Ol 17 1955
03 07 1955
04 18 1955
05 23 1955
06 20 1955
07 1$ 1955
09 05 1955
09 19 1955
10 10 1955
10 10 1955
02 06 1956
03 12 1956
05 21 1956
04 08 1957
1958
08 11 1958
09 22 1958
09 22 1958
Ol 02 1962
03 05 1962
MINUTE BOOK
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10 174
10 174
10 274
10 334
10 336
10 346
10 346
10 346
10 354
10 356
10 358
10 358
10 366
10 371
10 371
10 375
10 378
10 423
11 282
11 500
11 514
11 520
11 538
11 547
11 561
11 562
11 569
11 579
11 590
11 600
11 607
11 615
11 628
11 632
12 8
12 8
12 41
12 52
12 71
12 144
12
12 290
12 305
12 305
13 56
13 75
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Gounty, N. C. _ M TT RT JUVENILE SERVICES `
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NATURE OF PROCE?DINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Mr. Brook and Chairman Hall to confer with Mrs. Layton, regarding the House Mother's instructions.
2. Approved construction of two additional rooms with toilet facilities.
3. Commissioners agreed to inspect County facilities.
4. Budget meeting, Juvenile Detention Home report.
5. Old coal furnace from County Home to be used at Juvenile quarters.
6. Authority given to Mr. Broak to make changes at Detention Home.
7. County Attorney explained and ruled on authority for the operation of detention home.
8. No action taken on report for installing showers.
9. Direction of
10. Extension Request on recommendations
11. Recommendation
12. Jr. Chamber of Commerce resolution
13. Committee - Juvenile Detention Home
14. Committee on Study of Juvenile lletention Home
15. Formal approval of county share of funds for
16. Statewide conference
17. Committee
18. Request for land
19. Grant for center
20. Site for
21. Confirm Designation of site for
22. Committee
23. Presentation of money from Walk for Mankind
24. Right of way
25. Bid opening
26. Recommendations Juvenile Detention Center bids
27. Approval power easement
28. CP?L easement
29. Staffing
30. Study committee report
31. Recommendations for
32. Date for staffing
33. Achievement award
34. CPF?L application for supply of electricity to
35. Outside Work - Ron Knopf
36. Memo-Director-Re: Date of dedication
37. Transfer for Office supplies
38. Commendation of Ron Knopf
39. Transfer for Juvenile Evaluations
40. Agreement with Pender County
41. Educational Achievement Levels of Delinquent Youth
42. Transfer for utilities
43. Transfer for supplies
44. Endorsement of Ron Knopf's Heading up Juvenile Court Counselor System
45. LEAA Grant - Continuation staffing
46. Transfer for office Equipment - Juvenile Court Counselor system
OS 14 1962
05 21 1962
06 28 1962
07 18 1962
09 04 1962
03 18 1963
03 18 1963
06 03 1963
D5 D4 19b4
05 18 1964
06 O1 1964
07 20 1964
05 19 1969
03 17 1969
03 02 1970
06 O1 1970
06 15 1970
09 21 1970
11 02 1970
11 16 1970
12 07 1970
04 05 1971
07 19 1971
08 02 1971
09 09 1971
10 04 1971
11 15 1971
02 07 1972
02 21 1972
03 20 1972
03 27 1972
04 17 1972
07 07 1972
10 02 1972
10 16 1972
10 16 1972
02 05 1973
02 05 1973
03 19 1973
04 16 1973
04 16 1973
05 07 1973
06 04 1973
08 06 1973
08 06 1973
08 20 1973
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
102
111
118
134
145
199
199
220
323
327
333
353
3S1
308
447
484
488
532
541
546
554
605
669
671
9
18
41
75
83
92
101
108
186
230
235
236
322
328
354
370
372
383
430
461
461
476
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4? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page ?
1'., LEAA Grant for TV Monitors at Center, Approval of 11 05 1973 15 519
2. Transfer - unapid bill - Hodges Elect. contractors 11" 05 1973 15 521
3. Transfer of funds 04 16 1974 15 617
4.. Transfer of funds 05 06 1974 15 628
5. Resolution approving Grant Application to LEAA for continuation of funding for staff at Center 06 03 1974 I5 648-9
6.: Transfer of funds 06 17 1974 15 665
7. Budget transfer 08 19 ?974 15 700
8. Discussion of 09 03 1974 15 710
9. Report on policy changes by Division of Y'outh DeveZopment 09 16 1974 15 711
10. Bud?et transfer 10 17 I974 16 14
11. Budget transfer for repairing hot water heater and employing electrician O1 06 1975 16 82
12. Budget transfer for file cabinet O1 20 1975 16 89
13. Budget transfer for utilities 03 03 1975 16 13?
14., Ron Knopf resigns as Director and Robert L. Ping appointed as Interim Director 03 17 1975 ?6 149
15. Budget trans£er for M? R buildings and grounds 04 07 1975 16 159
16. Appointment of Norman R. Holden as director of center 05 12 1975 16 191
17. Budget transfer for director's chair 05 26 I975 16 205
18. Budget amendment to purchase games 06 30 1975 16 233
19. Budget amendment for training session in Greensboro 11 03 1975 16 298
20. Approve fee increase 11 03 1975 16 299
21. Approve funding statistical report 11 24 1975 17 10
22. Approve budget transfer for TV set I2 IS 1975 17 25
23. Budget trans for postage and termite contract 02 02 1976 17 54
24. Trans. funds replace vacwnm 03 15 1976 17 84
25. Budget Amend purchase ping-pong table 03 15 1976 17 85
26. Resignation of Norman Holden, director 04 20 1976 17 110
27. Budget trans. for foosball table 06 21 1976 17 152
28. Approve Jim Miller Director 07 06 1976 17 161
29. Approve outside employment for Jim Miller 08 lb 1976 ?7 1?8
30. Detention Subsidy agreement 10 04 1976 17 208
31. Approve furniture - Antirecessionary funds 04 18 1977 18 20
32. Budget transfer - for fence 06 06 1977 18 53
33. Approval Detention Subsidy Agreement 07 18 1977 18 76
34. Services to juveniles 08 15 1977 18 87
35, Discussion on personnel turnover 09 06 1977 18 97
36. Amend.- cash donations ?0 Q3 1977 1 8 111
37. Discuss Dept. of Human Resources report 03 06 1978 18 180
38. Budget Trans.-new water conditioner 03 20 1978 18 186
39. Budget Rans. meeting in Fayetteville 06 29 1978 236
40. Budget ransfer - ceiling & carpet replacement 03 19 1979 18 372
41. Assistance for Work Assignment Rehabilitation Program - approval 03 19 1979 18 372
42. Juvenile Court Rehabilitation Program approved 04 02 1979 18 376
43. Budget Request - telephone & postage 04 17 1979 18 390
44. Budget Amendment - Telephone & postage 06 18 1979 18 431
45. Return of unused funds from Work assignment programs 10 15 1979 18 492
46. biscussion of Juvenile Detention 5ubsidy Contract 07 28 1980 18 639
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1. Detention Subsidy Agreement with Division of Youth Services 08 04 1980 18 645
2. Detention subsidq agreement - State Department of H.uman Resources 10 20 1980 18 683
3. Approval of Detention Subsidy Agreement for Juvenile Services Center 09 08 1981 18 910
4. Approval of Grant Application for Juvenile Restitution Project 09 08 1981 18 919
5. Discussion on Tour of Juvenile Service Center Facilities 11 02 1981 18 953
Detention Subsidy Agreement Amendment 06 21 1982 19 93
6.