Report of the Board of Trustees of the Georgia Academy for the Blind, 1893-1894

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GEORGIA

Academ for the Blind,

MACON, GEORGIA.

REPORT FOR THE YEAR, 1893-94.



TRUSTEES:

B. C. IITH, PHE TDENT.

H. L. JEWETT, TREA UREH.

H. J. LA lAk,

T. D. TI LEY,

C. E. CAMPBELL,

A. L. MILLER,

.J. L. HA1{DEl[A~,

W. D. WILLIAM 1 ._ECRETARY.

". D. WILLI M PRIK'IPAL.

ATLANTA, GA.:
GEO. W. HARRISO". TATE l'R'''TER.
(The Franklin Printing and Publishing Co.) 1 !J.l.

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GEORGIA AC DE 1Y FOR THE BLI D.

LA os, A" October 15, 1 9-1.

To Hi Bvcellency, lV. J. odAen, ournor of Georgia:

'm-Ill eomplianc with the tate law, for the BartI'd

f Tnt t es a their eeretary, and for myself a the Prin-

cipal of the In titution, I ubmit th followinO' report:



The Treasurer' report he reunto appended flll'Di ,he 1he

reeeil t and disbnr emcnt of the year ending eptember

30, 1 94.

The receipt hay been: balance from la t year 967 20

From tate Trea ury

22,50000

From boal'd _

_

. ____ __

150 00

The di bur ernent maint nance
To ontractDr

23,617 20

have been for 17,500 0

. -,-

; ,900 00-21400 00

On halld

._

2,217 20

The wOl'k of' improvement on the bllildinO' i. nearing completion, and will be tumed over to the board in a few day..

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L. HENRY

JEWETT, ThEA .RER,

In Account with Ge01'gia Aca.demy f01' the Blind.

DEBIT.

1 93. 'ept. 30. To balance a rend red. . , Oct. 13. To fourth quarter :tate appropriation 1 94. Jan. 6. To received from \. CZlIrda four
month hoard . . . . . . . . . . Feb. 1. To fir't qllllrter 't!lte appropriation . . April 7. To received lrom \'". Czurda three
month board . . . . . . . . . , April 20. To e ond quarter tate aplropriution
To fir t und second quarterextru nppropriation . . . . . . , .
June 23. To three month bon I'd from V. zurdll June 30. To third quarter State uppl'opriution .
1 92. Aug. 29. To balance tate appropriation, repair
1 93. To balanc tate appropriation, repairs

967 20 4,()(\(} 00
6000 4,000 00
45 00 4,000 OQ
],000 00 45 00
4,500 00
3,000 00
2,000 00-$23,617 20

CRED1T.

1 93.

Oct. 17. By pnid oder . Power, Pre i ~ent

Dec, 5. By paid order V. Powers, President

1 9~.

Jan. 3. By paid order V. Power-. PI' ident

Feb. l. .By paid order V. Powel' , President

Feb. 9. By paid order V. Power, Pre ident

Feb. 20. By paid order T. D. Tin ley, Cbairman

pl'O fem

.

Mal'. 20. By puid order T. D. Tin ley, Chairman

In'o telll

.

April 27. By pnid order V. rowel' . President ,

~Lny 31. .By pnid order Y. Power., President .

June 20. By paid order H. J. Lllmar, PI' sident

pro tem

.

July 6. By paid order B. C. lI1itb, Pre ident

pro tem.. .

. ....

Aug. 15. By paid order B.

n ith, Pre ident

pl'O tell" Wilder II count . . , , .

~ pt. 1. By pllid oTder B.

l1Iith, Pre ident

pro tem .. "Viller Ilccount . . . . ,

Sept. 15. By pnid ord I' B. C, mith, Pre ident

jJ1'O fem., maintenallce. . .

'ept. 21. By paid Ol'der B. '. mith. Pre ident

pro tem.. Wilder account

900 00 ],000 00
2,000 00 1,000 00
500 00
],700 00
1, 00 00 1, 00 0 ],200 00
2,100 00
2,000 00
],600 00
],300 00
],500 00
],000 00- 21,400 00

Balance . . . . . .

2,217 20

HE JRY L, .TF.WETT, Trea urer.

:Macon, Ga .. 13th Octobel', 1 94.

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The Principal, who, uo ler the authority of the Bard of Tm tee, i the di bur iog officer of th ill titution, uomit hi r port of which the following i a ummar':

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FUXD' F R l\HINTE~AXCE,

Re eipl'.

Balan e Oil hand, Oct. 1, 1 9 . __ _ _

FI'OOl onlel' of the board .

_ _.

Board of pupil from Florida ._. __ ._ ...

216 ()' _ 17 r 00
100 (10

Disbw' emenl .
Maintenance, white elp.partmellt. 15,: 94 1 Iaintenaoce, colored department, 2,392 93- 17,7 7 74

Balauce 00 haneL ....

.. .

29 06

An itemized 'tatement of the expenditure of thi department i h rewith gi\'en:

WlUTE DEPART)IEXT,

~alarie of officer and tea her ...

Houl"ekeepel. _.

.

. __ . _ _

Po:tag anel tationery.

.

. ._.

'arriaO'e hire :lIld tra\'eL .

._ ..

.

chool xpenses,book, t __ ....

_

Mu ic department.. .

._

\\ ork hop: ma tel', and mat rial _ __

PUi iL lothe

.

_

Houefurni hiug .. . __

_

'ervant hire aod washing __

.. .

Fuel,.l.ight , and wateL

Prav) IOn

.

. _ .. ._

..

__

pecial, medi ine, in manc , printing, etc _

Repair ofproperty

... __ ...

..

Extrahire

... _..

. .. __ . __

undries, board for pupils in vacation

_

42 9 50 562 00 37 40 492 III 9 526 12 310 49 727 :3:3
715 94 1,122 20
1,059 97 :3,.- 4 :2
1293 11 HI 19 12-1 50 33 00

TotaL

15,394 1

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COLORED DEPAR'L\IEN'.r.

Salaries of officers, teacher::, and em ployees ~ $

Provisione

_

:Fuel, lights, and water

~ __ ~

_

House furnishing _

_

_

Books and mnsic____ _ _

_

Medical attention and medlf'ine

_

Repairs of property _ _

_

Clothing for pupils Insurancc_. _.

_ ._

Cash bills for sundries

887 00 785 23 170 50
85 24 54 00 56 60 146 72 43 00 37 80 126 8-1

Total __ __ __

_____ $17,787 74

SALARIES, WAGES, ETc.-The compensation to officers,

teachers, employees, and servants, in all departments of the

work, is regulater] by the duties to be performed, by the

time engaged in the work, and, in some cases, by their re-

sponsibility, experience, and efficiency. In some cases the

duties are defined by the by-laws, and in other cases pre-

scribed by the Principal. In most cases the compensation

to officers, teachers, and employees includes board and res-

idence.

The salary of the Principal and

Superintendent is .

$1,500 00 lier annum.

The salary of Miss H. Guellan,*

head teacher and matron, is.. 500 00

The salary of A. D. Williams,

Principal male teacher and as-

sistant in Principal's offifle, is 75 00 month, 10 mos.

The salary of V. Czurda, direc-

tor of music,is

_ 80 00 month, 10 mos.

The salary of Mrs. R. W. Mac-

Donell, vocal and instrument-

al music, is

., _

3 00 jJupil.

"Blind.

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''The aggregate compensation of

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* fo ur pu pil teachers, assis-

tant in mu~ic and literature,

is, besides home, instruction,

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and training' for teachers__ __ 26 00" month, ]0 mos.

D01'IESTIC DEPART,HEKT.

'The salary of Dl. Wm. F. Holt, physician, $15.00 per

month per annum.

'The salary of Miss Mary Campbell, $1-1.00 per month

])er annum.

'The salary of Miss Belle Campbell, $14.00 per month

per annum.

The salary of Mrs. E. F. Moore, $] 3.00 per month pCI'

:annum.

NOTE.-The"duties of the ladies of the domestic depart-

ment are multifarious and can hardly be designated by any



limitation; attending to rooms and bedding, pantries, kitchen and dining-rooms and elosets; the care of pupils'

dothing, mending, and doing the sewing of the house, tak-

ing care of helpless children, teaching the girls to work,

nursing the sick; such is the order of their duties. They

.are loyal to the matrou and the school and deserve com-

pensation. Misses Campbell have' been in the academy

many years, Mrs. Moore a year and a half.

The time of B. A. Johnson, master of the shop and car-

penter, is divided between the two schools. His compen-

sation is $35.00 per month, per anllum.

The gardener's time is also divided and his wages are

,$25.00 per month.

The servants are colored pel'sons; .they consist of one

porter, two cooks, one waiter, two chamber women, and

four laundry women. Some are employed by the day,

others by the month. The aggregate of theirwag~s is

$80.00 per month.

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'~'131illd.

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COLORED DEPARTMENT.

Principal's salary

$25 00 per month, per annum

Principalteacher'ssalary__ 13 00" "

10 months

Colored assistant's salary* 7 00""

""

Colored matron's salary __ 10 00 pel' month, per annum

Cook, laundry women, and

assistants_____

17 00" "

10 months

Taking the average numbel' of pupils of both departments that have been in attendance, the per capita of all the expenses has been nearly $137.59 for the year.

REMARKS.
Qualifications for Adrnission.
The circular which has been peepared undee the regulations of the Academy, and is being sent out as occasion demands, says:
"The Academy recei ves into its school departments such youths, male or female, as are hopelessly blind, or incurably blind to that degree which prevents education in the ordinary schools, between the ages of eight and twenty-one years; of sound mind, and free from bodily disease, and of moral character and habits."
The legislature some years ago added another condition, namely: "A. residence in the State" t IVO years previous to admission as a beneficiary of the State appropriation."
I have bestowed much thought on terms of admission, and beg herewith to submit a few remarks:
The name, "Academy for Blind," suggests that educational training is the purpose of the Institution, and that youths are its proper subjects. Yet this is very frequently misunderstood, even sometimes by people living near it. I have frequent applications to admit persons over school age,"and many also, to receive blind paupers from the va-
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rious counties, and my answers, couched in respectful terms,

giving explanatory refusals, have sometimes met with replies

in terms of ill-will. The idea conveyed in the legitimate

meaning of the term "Blind Asylum," with myobserva-

tion, experience, sympathy, and wqrk and care with the

blind, is abhorrent, and suggests a" great sore." The proper

place for the blind is with the seeing, except for educational

purposes, and in which case the vacation at home is an im-

portant factor in the scheme of tmining.

In regard to the degree of blindness required for admis-

sion, there is some doubt and perplexity as to the proper

limitations. If the applicant is totally and hopelessly blind

there is no difficulty. But there are totally blind persons

whom the oculist can: restore to sight, and this ought to be

done. But it is often the case that cnres of this kind, made

in the educational period, do not properly relieve the school

of its work. It generally reqllires time for the patient to

learn how to see, and sometimes the use of sight is hurtful

to the eyes. Also, there are many cases of defective vision

not apparent to inexperienced persons, and even to doctors

in common practice. In such cases I get, as I can, the

testimolly of the teachers of the ordinary schools, to whom

they have been sent. Also, there are very many sufferers

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from weak eyes, or disordered vision, to whom the study of

the co.mmoll print is hurtful', and endangers the measure of

sight they have.' In all such cases of difficult decision, I

think a liberal and safe construction should be made, and

trial given to the applicant, in the school.

The limits of the ages for admission are the same as

those allowed generally in schools, and are very proper for

us to regard. But had the Academy the funds, I would

recommend a sort of primary department, or kindergarten

for young blind children, taking them at an age as low as

three year3, and provide a nurse and teacherfor them, and

train them up till they become proper subjects for the reg-

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'111ar classes. This has been suggested to me and olhers in ,our 8pecial work, by seeing in so many cases the laek of knowledge and mistaken ideas of the conditions of the blind, on the part of the parents, generally, of such unfortu nate children.
I return thanks to the board for its kind and helpful consideration through another year; and also to all my asl:iociates in every department of the work, for cordial cooperation and the harmonious relationship pt'evailing among liS, and I commend the pupils for the degree of thc sense -of (luty, industry, and obedience they have manifested.
Respectfully submitted, W. D. 'WILLIAMS, Principal,
Georgia Academy fo1' the Bl-ind, 1Jlacon, Ga., Oct. 16, 1894.

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WHITE DEPAHTMENT.

ROLL OF PUPILS-1893-94.

MALES.

. Adams, EmmetL__ __ " '_ .1V[ontgomery county, Ga.

Barksdale, Robert

Hancock county, Ga.

Barrett, John .

... ' Liberty county, Ga.

Barroll) Bamey .

Forsyth county, Ga.

Baugh) Belton.

Hallcock county, Ga.

Beattie, Garfield

..

.

Cobb county, Ga.

Black, Hichard A ...

Bibb county, Ga.

Brooks, Lewis~

Carroll county, Ga.

Caldwell, Thomas J. J __ .

Berrien county, Ga.

Childs, HomeL

Glynn county, Ga.

Childs, James __ .

Glynn county, Ga.

Clements, Alonzo D

. __ Meriwether county, Ga.

'Couch, Frederick

j

'Crider) John_ _ __

Clarke county) Ga. Carroll county, Ga.

Davis) John T

.. __ . __ Talbot county, Ga.

Donahoo) Paul ..

.

FuHon county, Ga.

Dotson) De VanL

. Chatham county, Ga.

Dudley, HoberL . . _ . 'Washington county, Ga.

Dunman) Thomas ...

Harris county, Ga.

Fender) Harris

~_____ _

Echols county) Ga.

-Glover, William

\Vorth county, Ga.

Halligan) Hichard

Chatham county, Ga.

Hanson, MarshaIL Hal:dman, Fleming

.

c

~

Talbot county) Ga. Haralson county, GQ.

Harvill, Ivy H

. . _ _ ___ fulaski county, Ga.

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Johnson, William

Meriwether county, Ga.

Kent, Earnest-

_

Richmond county, Ga.

King, Nicholas

__ McIntosh county, Ga.

Landrum, John_ _

.

Fulton county, Ga ..

Langford, Virgil ____ _ ___ __ _ ___ _Harris county, Ga.

Lawrence, John.

.

T~viggs county, Ga.

Mann, RoberL_.

Talbot county, Ga.

Martin, JoluL _.,

Bibb county, Ga.

Mathews, James

.. .

Crawford county, Ga.

Neal, DeWitt

. . Chattooga county, Ga.

Noble, Charles

. ._Muscogee county, Ga.

Payne, ElberL___

_

. _Fulton county, Ga.

Pirkle, Parks

.. . _. Jackson county, Ga.

Redding, Albert. , . . _.

Bibb county, Ga.

Reeves, Claude

.



Fllltoncollnty,Ga.

Rountree, 'Velbollrn.

._ Emanuel couuty, Ga.

Sluder, 'William* _ .

. __ Walton county, Ga.

Snider, Jallles

.

. Glascock county, Ga.

Snider, Jeremiah

._._ _____ __ Glascock cou nty, Ga.

~ Snider, Patman .

.

Glascock county, Ga._

Snider, William

Glascock connty, Ga.

Taff, "Wesley

Muscogee count.y, Ga.

Thornton, Claude_. ." ,

'Vebster county, Ga.

Taylor, EdwarJs________ _ 0hatham county, Ga.

, Thurman, Willial11

Fulton eounty, Ga.

Timmons,John

Carrollcounty,Ga.

Timmons, Oscar

' .. __ . Canoll county, Ga ..

Watson, Mathew _. __ _ .

Echols county, Ga.

Williams, Earlie

Fulton county, Ga.

Williams, John W

.. _ ._Pike county, Ga.

Wi.lliams, Bernal:d

Richmond county, Ga

,. Deceased.

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FEMALES.

Askew, Hester

~.~

~. ~_ ~ __ Harris county, Ga.

Barron, Cora

. _ ~ _~ _.~_~ _.. _~Forsyth county, Ga.

Baugh, Annie _~~ _ ~

" ~ __ ~ _Hancock county, Ga.

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Baugh, Jimmie

~~~__ ~ __ . Hancock county, Ga.

Berrong, Hester* __ .

~. ~. Rabun county, Ga.

Bird, Mag-gie.

~ __ Decatur county, Ga.

Boutwell, Rosa_ ~ _~

~.

- - - - county, Ga.

Brady, Gertrude

~

~.

~~ ~. Hanis county, Ga.

Clar k, Janie _ .

.~

~~

. Mon tgomet'y county, Ga.

DeIcher, Dollie ~

~~~~_ ~

Pasco county, Fla.

Dunman, Effie . .. _.. _.~_.. _

.. _~Harris county, Ga.

Fcnn, Daisy

.~ _ __ ___ .~ _. ~ _Fulton county, ,Ga.

Hardy, Clara- _.~ _ ______ _ __ __._ ~ _Harris county, Ga.

Harwell. Grace ___ ___ ___ ... _ __.~ __ ~ Greene county, Ga.

Harris, PearL __.

~

~ __ ..

Harris county, Ga.

Hines, Eugenia

~~ Harris county, Ga.

Holt, Susie . ~

~ . _. __ ~_Stewart county, Ga.

Hunt,Mamie _~

..~

MuscogeecoLlnty, Ga.

Johnson, Mattie

..

Stewart county, Ga.

Joiner, Nannie __ .. ~

~ ~ Taylor county, Ga.

Jones, Emma

. Mitchell county, Ga.

Landrum, Emmie .~__~

.. Fulton county, Ga.

Langf()rd, Ola

~

-

~_Harriscounty, Ga.

Langlord, HerscheL

~ __ . __~Harris county, Ga.

Littlefield, Carrie_~

.. _~ ..

~_Gordon county, Ga.

Mann, Mariah

~

Clayton county, Ga.

Mathews, Daisy __ - -- _

_

Fulton county, Ga.

McCay, Katie . ..

~

Fulton county, Ga.

Middleton, Rosalie

.

Muscogee county, Ga.

Oswald, Ollie ... _. __ ----

Fulton county, Ga.

Payne, Rosa ~

. ... _ . Fulton county, Ga.

Peacock, Sadie

~. __ ~

Telfair county, Ga.

Pittman, Lula

~

-- __ Telfair county, Ga.

* Deceased

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RobertEOll, Belle

.

Bibb county, Ga._

Sauders,Janie

. .. Elbertcollnty,Ga.

Shevelin, Maggie

.. Chatham county, Ga.

Short, Cora

.

Clarke county, Ga.

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Short, Dora . ._.

. Clarke county, Ga.

Sims, Allie_. ..

. .__ Stewart county, Ga ..

Stanley, Emma Sue __ ~

. . Hartis county, Ga.

Stanley, Estelle __ _.

. . __ .. __ Harris county, Ga ..

Surrency,Alice

..

Ware county, Ga.

Thompson, Lizzie

.

Harris county, Ga.

Tbornton, Sallie_.

._Webstercounty, Ga..

Watson, Lillie __ ..

~._._ .

Walker county, Ga.

'Verner, Minnie

.

.Richmond county, Ga..

White, Lena

...

. __ Fulton county, Ga.

Whitsett, Hettie_ .

Fulton county, Ga.

William", Mary

.

.

Bibb county, Ga.

Zachary, Blanche

.

.

Harris county, Ga ..



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COLORED DEl?ARTMENT.

PUPILS.

Church, Alouzo

..

Bibb county, Ga~

Collins, Leonard

Bibb county,Ga~

CopelaJ;ld,Nancey _ "__ .. __ _ ____ _ _ _ Marion County ,Ga~

Comer, Thomas

.___ _ Bibbcounty,Ga.

Cox,Belle

..

Fulton county,Ga~

Evans, John

... _.

Carroll county, Ga.

Gaithen, Willie

.

.. Newton county, Ga._

Givens, Melisa_ __ _ _

. Dougherty county, Ga._

Hardwick, Maggie_._. __ . .

McDuffie county, Ga.-

Harry, Wesley

._.

Bihb county, Ga._

Howell, Herminius

Lowudes county, Ga.

Jackson, Jane

Richmond county, Ga..

Jackson, Jack

.

. Morgan county, Ga.

Johnson, Sarah_ ___ _ . ___ __ ___ ___ Bibb county, Gll,.

King, Hattie

.

._.

Macon county, Ga ..

Lockhart, Moses

. ___ _ _

Bibb county, Ga.

Magby, LutheL

.

Meriwether county, Ga.

Parks, Freeman

.

Bibb county, Ga.

Richards, Norwood _____ ___ __ ___ _ _Bibb county, Ga.

Robertson, Henry

.

Houston county, Ga.

Rogers, Luella

.: .

~obb county, Ga.

Washington, Hattie

._.

Decatur county, Ga~

-Woodward,B.H_ _

. __ Monroecounty, Ga.

,Yomack, Lula

Fulton county, Ga~

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The trustees, the officers, teachers, and pupils have suffered a sad bereavement, in the death Of Mr. Virgil Powers, our late President. Mr. Powers had held office in the
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Academy for the Blind, as trustee, twenty-two years, eight of which he was President of the board. He was a pure, good man, attentive -to and zealous for all the interests of the institution, and his loss to the work iS,greatly deplored. His mem bership in the board was filled by the election of Judge John L. Hardeman. B. C. Smith, Esq., was elected to the Presidency.
MAIN'fENANCE.
For .the mai ntenarice of the Georgia Academy for the Blind an annual appropriation, it is estimated, of $18,000 will be needed. This is intended to include the salaries ()f officers, board of pupils, minor repairs, and indeed all other needful expenditures.
Respectfully submitted, 1V. D. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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School for Colored Students.
Geo. W. Harrison, State Printer, Atlanta, Ga.

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SCHOOL FOR COLORED STUDENTS.
COLLEGE, GA., October 17, 1894. To His Excellency, lV. J. Northen, Governor:
DEAR SIR-Pursuant to the law in the case, I have the honor to transmit herewith my repor~, with.a detailed statement of the financial condition of the School for Colored Students, as rendered by the treasurer. The school is u~w in its fourth year, and has at present an enrollment of one hundred and forty-two students. The prospects are bright for a great increase during the current year. The health of the students has been unusually good.
In the literary department there has been added a model or practice school for the purpose of instructing those of the students who contemplate becoming teachers. The total number of instructors and assistants in the literary and industrial departments is nine. They are all efficient and' faithful.
It is needless to say that the school is practically an industrial school. All students are required to work, and each is expected to engage in some trade which shall have been learned in the cuurse of his attendance at this scbool.

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We are sorely III need of a main school building for

dormitory and recitation rooms; and machinery for our

shops.

As to further details, I beg to call your attention to our

catalogue herewit,h sent.

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Very respect.fully,

R. R. WRIGHT,

President School for Colored Students.

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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEME JTS

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FOl" the School f01' Colo1'eel Stttdents for the, Yea?' Ending June

30, 1894-.

RECEIPTS.

1893.

July 1. Balance on hand . . . . . . . . .

8. From sale of farm produce for June.

8. From second quarter State hppropria-

tion . . .

,

.

August 5. From sale of farm produce 1'01' July.

Octobor 9. From third quarter State appropria-

tion. . .

.

.

2. From A. A. Ashton, on account of

amount advanced him for schooling

Nov. 4. From one-third of Morrill's appropria-

tion . . . . . ..

$ 6,333 33

Less exchange on New York check.

15 83-

18. From sale ot farm produce in August,

September and October . . ..

3,186 96 157 30
2,000 00 72 25
2,000 00 30 00
6,317 50 23 82

1894.

Jan. 3. From sale of farm produce for Decem-

bel'

.

From sale of 8~ cords wood to board-

ing department. . . . . . . . .

6. From fourth quarter State appropria-

tion . . . . . . . . . . . .

Less exchange on Atlanta cbeck

15. From sale of farm produce for N 0-

vember . . . . . . . ..

Feb. 1. From A. A. Ashton, balance of

amount advanced to pay schooling

Jan. 15. From A. A. Ashton, superintendent

mechanical department, work done

Feb. 6. From sale of farm produce for January

9. From J. U. Simms, Proctor and Stew-

ard, for wood and oil sold to em-

ployees of college April 1, 1893, to

January 31, 1894 . .

2,00000 2 50-

24 72 25 50
1,997 50 8 27
20 00 32 40 37 55
30 n

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March 1. From :B'. E. Cobb, for wood and coal,

April 1, 1893, to February 1, 1894 .

14 11

12. From sale of farm producein February

29 95

April 6. From sale of farm produce ill March

41 43

14. From first quarter State appropria-

tion . . .

.

2,000 00

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May 8. From sale of farm produce for April

64 58

June 8. From sale of farm produce for May.

190 22

Total . . . . . . . . . . ..

$]8,304 79

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1893.

DISI'URSEMEN'l'S.

..J uly 8. Paid for labor build;ng shops

. $ 21 84

PRid freight on lime, lumber, brick.

26 65-$ 48 49

13. PRid for freight on one car lumber

from Shearouse & Co.

12 00

Paid Thos. West & Co., .chimneys,

shades, etc.

3 95

. Paid L. B. Palmer, salary for June

50 OO~

65 9[\

15. Paid for labor on shops, SI9.50;

freigbt on lumb~r, $55.00

74 50

Paid' drayage on lumber, $94.50;

freight on brick, $2.00

9650- 171 0(1

Paid President Wright, expensf.s vis-

iting schools in interest of Industrial

Department.

48 00

24. Paid for freight bills lumber, etc., for

shops.

155 08

26. P>tid SheRrollse & Co., draft for lumber

4;;0 00

27. Paid Fawcett Bros., feed for farm.

12 28'

29. Paid for hauling lumber, $87.50;

freight on lumber, $19.30 , Paid labor on shops

106 80 47 87- 154 67

August 1. Paid labor on farm

87 30

Paid salaries for July-

J. M. Bimms, $50.00; A. A. Ashton,

$50.00

100 00

D. C. Suggs, $83.33; L. B. Palmer,

$50.00

133 33

R. H. Thomas, $30.00; M. J. Chris-

topher, $50.00 .

80 00

J.W. Roston, $50.00; F. E. Cobb,

$66.'17

116 67

J. F. Brooks, Sec. & Treas..

5000- 480 00

4. Paid Lindsay & Morgan, taking up

and relaying matting

2 50

5. Paid J. J. Wall, lumber for building

shops.

29 45

Paid for labor, building shops

31 83

Paid R. R. Wright, salary for July. 10000- 161 28

9. Paid Robinson Steam Printing Co.,

stationery, circulars, etc.

84 20

11. Paid Andrew Hanley, lime and

brushes.

15 45

12. Paid Wm. E. Wilson, photographing

president's residence for cRtalogue .

8 00

8

August 12. Paid labor building shops

16. Paid Chancellor Boggs, salary for

June and July

18. Paid Norton & Hanley, repairing ice

box, $7.10; repairing roof, $2.00.

19. Paid labor building shops

23. Paid Palmer Hard ware Co., hard ware

for Indmtrial Department

24. Paid President Wright for postage.

25. Paid Fawcett Bros., feed for f,nll1 .

26. Paid labor Industrial Department.

Sept. 1. Paid work on carupus, $1.50; on farm,

$53.00

Paid transportation for Proctor.

Paid .J. F. Brooks, Sec. & Treas., sal-

ary for August

...

2 Paid Shearouse & Co., halance for

lumber

Paid labor on shops, $52.56; tinning,

$35.00

.

Paid lumber and drayage

Paid salaries for August-

R. R. Wright

D. C. Suggs, $83.33; M. J. Christo-

pher, $50.00 .

J. M. Roston, $50.00 j J. M. Simms,

$50.00

4. Paid Chas. A. Conklin :M'f'g Co., 11

boxes tin, solder lind nails

6. Paid salaries for A ugust--

R. H. Thomas, 30.00; F. E. Cobb,

$66.67

L. B. Palmer

16. Paid.J. M. Simms.for work on campus

Paid labor, $R6.08; tinnin~ (on ac-

count), ~25.00; J. J. Wall, lumber,

$79.41

23. Paid J. M. Sim IDS for work on campus

Paid labor on buildings, tinning, etc.

30. Paid J. lIL Simms, labor on campus,

$81.75; soap and soda, 75c

Paid scrubbing.and cleaning windows,

$20.00; P"oetor's transportation for

rponth, :;;4.15 ..

Paid labor on cottage, $65.84; tinning,

(on account), $20.00; lumber, $12.20

174 32-
54 50 1 80-
87 56 64 20100 00 133 33 100 00-
96 67 50 00--
82 50 24 15-

182 32" 150 00
9 70 38 01 49 01 10 00 8 44 53 50'
56 30 50 00 IiI 88
151 76
333 33 131 00-
146 67 35 00
190 19 57 63 5000-
106 65206 O~

9

October 2. Paid making 44 mattresses.

Paid Standard Oil Co., 2 barrels kero-

sene oil. . . : . . . . . .

Paid .Tohn J. Bolen, repairing roofs

of dormitory, $12.00; president's cot-

tage, $12.10 j chapel, $6.35 . . . .

Paid salaries for September-

R. R. Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33 j F. E. Cobb, 66.67 . . .

L. B. Palmer, $50.no; .J. M. Simms,

$50.00; A. A. Ashton, for August

and September, $100.00 . . .

M . .T. Christopher, $50.00 j J. M. Ros-

ton, 850.00; R. H. Thomas, $30.00

Paid J. M. Simms for work on farm.

4. P;dd Reppard, Snedeker & Co. for

lumber, Pro<:tor's Department ..

Paid J. T. Shuptrine & Bro., seeds for

farm

.

Paid Savannah Press, 500 catalogue

envelopes. . . . . . . . . . . .

G. Paid Lippman Bros., 3 bales excelsior

7. Paid W m. E. Boggs, balance of salary

as superintendent to September 30,

1893 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paid labor on cottage, $22.40; on

shops, $44.02; gravel, $3.00. . . .

Paid tinning cot~age (on account),

$20.00; lathing, $10.50

.

10. Paid D. R Thomas & Son, 1 barrel

smith's coal, Mechanical Department

Paid R. H. Polk, telephone for one

year to October 1, 18\)4. . .

12. Paid .T. J. Wall, lumber bill. shops,

$27.90; cottage, $146.07. .

14. Paid Lovell & Lattimore, 1 bell and

bricks and cement. . . . . . . .

Paid Tribune Publishing Co., ar]ver-

Using . . . . . . . . . .

Paid labor, cottage, $51 00; Mechanical

Department, $33.00 . . . . . . .

Paid Angusta Sentinel, advertising.

17. Paid Liherty Manufacturing Co., one

thousand brick . . . . . . . . .

'250 00 200 00 130 00-
69 42 3050-
11 00

33 00 10 34
30 45
580 00 37 26 28 41 1l 35 4 00 15 00
150 00
99 \)2 1 25 135 00 173 97 6 50 3 00 84 00 3 00

10

<Oct. Nov.

17. Paid Liberty ManMacturing Co., six thousand brick
Paid Robinson Steam Prin~ir.g Co., printing cards and reports.
Paid T. F. Gleason & Co., hire of buggy for treasurer, inspecting in ab,ence of chairman.
18. Paid A. Hanley, one gallon slate surface and brusb .
19. Paid Palmer Hardware Co., scythe. blade>, etc., wheel for bell Proctor's department
Paid for hardware for cottage, $16.50; mechanical department, $33.51 .
20. Paid C. A. Conklin ~Ianufacturing Co., eight boxes tin and solder.
23. Paid labor, mechanical department, $18.00; on cottage, $42.75 .
24. Paid :Florida Sentinel, advertising. Paid Liberty Brick Co., four thousand brick.
26. Paid M. S. & D. A. Byck, legal cap for examinations.
30. Paid J. J. Bolen, balance tinning cottage, $14.55; mechanical department. $12.00.
31. Paid J. F. Brooks, secretary and treasurer, salary for September and October
1. Paid salaries for October-R. R. Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs, $8H.33; F. E. Cobb. $66.69 .
L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton, $50.00; M. J. Christopher. $50.00 .
J. M. l~oston, $50.00; J. M. Simms, . $40.00; R. H. Thomas, $40.00 . 2. Paid .McDonough & Co., material for
mechanical department. 3. Paid labor on campus, cutting wood,
glazing and painting closets. Pay of matron and janitors, $36.00;
proctor's transportation, $2.90 Paid labor on farm, $71.12; in me-
chanical department, $7.70.

63 00 5 50 H 008 60 50 01-
250 00 166 67 130 0024 89 38 90 78 82-

82 50 6 :15
58 61 95 45 60 75
3 00 34 00 2 63 26 55 10000
546 67 3 00
142 61

11

"N ov. ])ee.

4. Paid 1B.bor on cottage, $41.75 j me-

chanical department, $28.65 "

10. Paid hire of horse, hftuling f<ir me-

chanical department. . . ....

Pnid .J. J. Wall, lumber for cottage,

$56.00 j mechanicnl department,

. $29.40. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pnid Fa.wcett Bros., feed for f'lrm. .

Paid Labor Union Record, advertising

11. Paid Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co., fer-

tilizers for farm. . . . . . . . .

13. Paid Wylly & Clark, onc dozen boxes

crayon. . . .

.

14. Paid Palmer Hardware Co., hardwa"e

mechanical department, $2.20; wire

clothes line, Il"ell bucket, $2.50 . .

15. Paid J. Wohanka, loek and keys . .

21. Paid P. ",V. Meldrim, chairman, ex-

penses of visit to Dr. Cuny, at Au-

gusta, in regard to the State's fund.

23. Paid :<tandard Oil Co., two bbls K oil

25. Paid Lippman Bros., acids, ointment

and insect powder. . . .

29. Paid Thos. West & Co., lamp shades,

glassware, etc. . . . . . . . . .

1. Paid Andrew Hanley, paints, oils,

glass and sash doors, blinds, ete., for

cottage, $197.64; meehanical depart-

ment, $141.11; proctor's departrnent,

$11.91. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paid salaries for Novemher--

R. R Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33; F. E. Cobb, $66.67 . . .

L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton.

$50.00; ~I. J. Christopher, $50.00

J. M. Roston, $50.00; R. H. Thomas,

$40,00; .J. M. Simms, $40.00 . .

Paid J. F. Brooks, secretary and

treasurer, salary for November.

6. Paid janitors and matron, $36.00;

work on campus, $15,75; proctor's

transportation, $2.20. . . . . . .

Paid farm stndents, $53.14; other labor,

$24.35 . . . . .

Paid on cottage, $50.55; other cot-

tages, $8.50.'.

250 00 166 67 13000-
53 95 77 49 5905-

70 40 7 50
85 40 16 43
3 00 37 50
1 90
4 70 2 45
7 85 10 76
3 75 20 80
350 66
546 67 50 00
190 49

12

Dec.

8. Paid J. T. Shuptrine & Bro., seed for

farm.. .

.

9. Paid The Miller Co., cots. mattresses,

pillows, etc . . . . . . . . . . .

11. Paid Love]] & Lattimore, knives,

forks and spoons . . . . . ..

13. Paid M. S. & D. A. Byck, stationery

Paid' Geo. W. Parish, farming imple-

ments. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

] 9. Paid Standard Oil Co., one barrel K oil

22. Paid Salaries for Decem ber-R. R. Wright, $100.00; D~ C. Suggs,

$83.33; F. K Cobb, $6667

L. B. Palmer, $fl6.67; A: A. Ashton,

$50.00; M. J. Christopher, $50.00

J. M. Roston, $60 00; R. H. Thomas,

$40.00; J. M. Simms, $40.00 ..

23. Paid work on campus.

Paid farm students labor, $32.98; other

labor, $30.71. . . . . . . . . . -

Paid mechanicnl department, students'

labor _ . .

. ....

30. Paid J. D. Weed & Coo, material for

mechanical department. . .

Paid Chas. F. Prendergast, insurance

premium. .. . _ ...

250 00 ]66 67 ]30 0028 45
63 69 36 67-

30 81 00
7 85 6 80 7 05 5 33
5.16 67
127 8] 537 61 114 59'

1894.

January 2. Paid J. F. Brooks, secretary and treas-

urer, salary for December ...

Paid Fawcett Bros., feed for farm ..

Paid J. J. Wall, lumber

10. Paid John Nicholson, repairs to pump

11. Paid Brown & Hughes, twelve boxes

crayon .. .

.

13. Paid Leopold Adler, sheeting, quilts,

etc

.

19. Paid D. R. Thomas & Soo_, black-

smith's coal . . . . . . . . . . .

3. Paid J. M. Simms, 8~ cords wood

bought for farm. . . .

27. Paid Rufus Carson, planting fifty-one

trees, $1.00. each. . . . '..

30. Paid W. R Hammond, expenses at-

tending meeting of commission. .

50 00 28 118 72 93 17 ]0
(
FlO
26 07
7 10
2l 50
51 00
23 57

13

Jan. Feb.


31. Paid J. F. Brooks, secretary and treas-

urer,' salary for January ..

Paid salaries for January-

R. R. Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33; F. E. Cobb, $66.67 . . . . .

L. B. Palmcr, $66.67; A. A. Ashton,

$50.00; M. J. Christopher, $50.00. .
J. M. Roston, $50.00; R. H: Thomas,

$40.00; J. M. Simms, $40.00

2. Paid W. B. Mell & Co., repairing

hamp-ss farm department.

Paid Chancellor W. E. Boggs, trav-

eling expenses visiting schools.

7. Paid Dale, Dixon & Co., lumber bill,

mechanical tlepartment. . .

Paid Palmer Hardware Co., hardware

for household. . . . . . . . . .

Paid Palmer Hardware Co., hardwarc

for farm department ..

Paid work on campus and buildings,

$14.37; matrons and janitors, $48.00;

sundries, $7.03 ..

Paid farm labor, $45.40; students'

labor, $60.48. . . . . . . . . " .

Paid students' labor, mechanical de-

fHutment. . . . .. . . . . . .

8. Paid Cornwell & Chipman, mechan-

ical department, three stoves and

pipes

.

Paid Proctor's department, two stoves

and pipes. . . . . . . . ....

Paid The A. J. Miller Co. for cots,

mattresses, pillows and chairs. .'.

10. Paid Thos. West & Co. for household

goods. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paid J. Feely's Sons, carriage, Jan'y

26th, committee visiting school ..

Paid A. A. Ashton, new cottage ac-

count, transportation to ]\feldrim

and to college. . . . . . . .

15. Paid .JOhll Nicholson, plumbing bill

Paid J. T. Shuptrine & Bro. seed for

farm .. _ . . . .

17. Paid F. M. Bliss & Son, 1,540 stra w-

berry plants. . . . . . . .

50 00
250 00 166 67 130 00- 546 67
8 10 20 50 146 70 6 00 18 32- 24 32
60 40 105 88
1 50- 176 78
10 45 820- 27 65 62 50 27 80 5 00
2 49 40 10 14 15 15 25

]4

Feb. 17. Paid J. J. Wall, lumber for mech,m-

ical department. Paid labor and freight on lum bel', new

11 00'

,.':.!l

cottage.

14 62

20. Paid G. Kiesling, plants.

2600,

Paid Standard Oil Co., kerosene oil.

16 20

Paid W. D. Simkim, ten barrels pota-

toes, farm account'.

4000

23. Paid Chancellor W. E. Boggs, travf'l-

ing expenses visiting school.

20 50'

24. Paid P. J. Berckmans, fruit trees,

and plants, farm account.

50 75

Paid freight on lumber, $32.39 j lahor,

$4.50; new cottage account.

36 89

26. Paid P. W. Meldl'im, expenses visit: to

Augusta to meet Dr. Curry.

7 00

27. Paid Andrew Hanley, paint, oil,

moulding, etc., mechanical depart-

ment.

50 21

Paid J. J. Bolen, tinning work, me-

chanical departmen t .

13 35-

28. Paid J. J. Shearouse & Co., on account

of lumber, new cottage account. March 1. Paid salaries fill' February-

100, 00>

R. R. Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33; F. E. Cobb, $66.67

250 00

L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton,

$50.00; M. J. Christopher, $50.00 .

166 67

J. M. Roston, $50.00; R. H. Thomas,

$40.00; J. M. Simms, $40.00. Paid .T. F. Brooks, secretary and

130 00- 546 67

.\

treasurer, salary for February.

5000

\

3. Paid Chancellor W. E. Boggs, salary

for February, $75.00; expenses visit-

\

ing school, $7.50 .

82 50

"(

Paid P. J. Cline, visiting school Jan-

uary 26, 1894, $24.00; .March 3,

1894, $24.00 .

4800

Paid W. R. Hammond, visiting school

March 3, 1894 .

9 50

6. Paid A. A. Ashton, superintelldent,

new cottage account " .

38 92'

Work on campus, $13.77; matron and

janitors, $36.00; sundries, $4.95 .

54 72

Paid farm account, labor, etc., $66.MJ;

students' labor, $70.40 .

136 89- 191 61

15

March 8. Paid J. J. Wall, hauling lumber and

hire of team, new cottage account,

Paid lumber, mecbanical department

Paid Wilcox Gibbs Guano Co., fer-

tilizers, farm account.

10. Paid .J. M: Simms, pay 1'011, me-

chanical department.

Paid A. A. Ashton, superintendent

labor, etc., ne"w cottage account. 14. Paid J. F. Brooks, toll, visit of com-
mission, March 3 .

Paid telegrams to Governor Northen

and others.

15. Paid Adams Drug, Paint & Oil 00.,

100 garden tile

Paid Leopo]([ Adler, bed linen.

Paid J. T. Shuptrine & Bro., seed

fflrm account.

Paid Fawcett Bros., leed for stock,

farm account.

16. Paid Palmer Hardware Co., for house,

$6.25; farm, $17.21 j mechanical de-

partment, $10.20 .

Paid R. R. Wright, president, for pos-

tuge stamps.

17. Paid A. A. Ashton. superintendent

labor, etc, new cottage account .

23. Paid standard Oil Co., two barrels oil

24. Paid A. A. Ashton, superintendent labor, $51.60; toll on bri~k and lum-

ber, $9.50 .



I, 23. Paid J. J. Shearouse & Co., hire of

two mules, new cottage account. 30. Paid J. J. Shearouse & Co., lumber,

laths, and mule hire, new cottage

account.



31. Paid salaries for ~'larch-

R. R. Wright, $100.00 j D. O. Suggs,

$83.33 j F. E. Cobb, $66.67 .

L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton,

$50.00.

.' .

.M:. J. Christopher, $50.00 j J. M. Ros-

ton, $50.00 . R. H. Thomas, $40.00; J. M. Simms,

40.00.

106 00 8 10- 114 10-' 78 00 50 45 2549 75 70- 1 45 3 00 35 88 13 30 23 89
33 66 10 00 29 45
9 53-
61 10 56 00
391 72'
250 00 116 67
100 00 8000- 546 6T

16

March 31. Paid labor and freight, $45.53; L. B.

Thompson, labor, $15.00; new cot-

tage account. . . . . . . . . . .

Paid C. H. Sparks, labor mechanical

department ..

... . . . .

Paid J. F. Brooks, secretary and treas-

urer, salary for March...

April 3. Paid Fawcett Bros., 1 pair mules, farm

account. . . . . .

10. PHid Chancellor Boggs, on Hccount of

salary. . . . . . . '. . . .

11. Paid labor on campus, $15.40; matron

and janitors, $30.00; sundries, rcpairs,

etc., $4.45 j

Paid lab"I" $59.45 j stjlClect,' labor,

$96.59; hOJ;se hire, $8.25; farm acct.

Paid A. S. Eich berg, dra wings for cot-

tage

.

Paid A. A. Ashton, sup'lrintendent

pay-roll, $34.40; freight, 33c..

Paid J. J. Wall, hauling brick and

lumber, and hire wagon, new cot-

tage account. . . . . . . . .

12. Paid Fawcett Bros., feed, seed and fer-

tilizers, farm account. . . . . . .

13. Paid Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co., feed,

seed and fertilizers, farm account.

14. Paid Neidlinger & Rabun, one set

double harness, farm aC'Qount . . .

Paid A. A. Ashton, superintendent

labor, new cottage account

16. Paid J. T. Shuptrine, seed, farm ac-

count. . .' . . .

.... ..

17. Paid Lippman Bros., one gallon alco-

bol, scientific department.

20. Paid Standard Oil Co., kerQsene oil.

Paid J. W. Teeples & Co., cotton seed,

farm account . . . . . . . . ..

21. Paid A. A. Ashton, superintendent

.labor" new cottage account . . . .

PHid W. R. Hammond, expenses v,isit-

ing schools at Washington, etc. . .

Paid Chancellor W. E. Boggs, expenses

visiting schools at Washington, etc.

60 53 1500-
55 85 164 29-

75 53 50 00 400 00 75 00
220 -;4 60 00 34 73
!:In 75 54 09 75 00 37 00 37 50 9 10
2 70 4 54 11 00 45 50 76 60 84 00

17

April May

24. Paid freight on lum bel', new cuttage

account.. .....

28. A. A. Ashton, superintendent labor,

new cottage accoun t . .

30. Paid salaries for April-

R. R. Wright, $10000; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33; F.E.Cobb,$66.67 . . . .

L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton,

5)50.00; M. J. Christopher, $50.00.

J. :NI. Roston, $50.00; R. H. Thomas,

$40,00; J. kI. Simms, $-10.00 . . .

Paid J. F. Brooks, secretar)" anq treas-

urer, salary for April. .

1. Paid J. J. Shearouse & Co., lumber,

mechanical department. . . . . .

I'aid lumber, new cottage account.

3. Paid Ludden & Bates (sheet music

house), music at cOlllmencement in

1893. . .

.I

Paid labor on campus, $19.93; matron

and janitors, $36.00. . . . .

Paid labor, etc., farm account ..

Paid Andrew Hanley, for lime and

freight, new cottage account.

Paid material, mechanical department

5. Paid lahor, $19.00; tinning, $20.00,

new cottage account. . . . . ..

Paid salary Thompson, $15; Sparks,

$15.00, mechanical department ..

7. Paid Chancellor W. E. 1l0ggs, ex-

penses visiting Claflin niversity.

8. Paid freight on lumber, mechanical

department . . ..

... ..

11. Paid Chancellor W. E. Boggs, expenses

visiting school. . . . . . . . . .

19. A. A. Ashton, superintendent labor to

14th inst., and tinning, new cottage

account. . . . ..

.. ...

Paid labor to date and tinning, new

cottage account. . . . . .

Paid J. J. Wall, drayage, mechanical

department ..

..... . .

Paid J. J. Wall, drayage, $66.50; lum-

ber, $73.25, new cottage account . .

21. Paid 'rhos. West & Co., lamp shades,

brooms, etc..

.

250 00 166 67 130 00-
165 00 48 32-
55 93 140 02-23 00
31 97-39 00 30 00--
46 75 39 5024 50 139 75-

12 87 36 75
546 67 50 00 213 32
2 13 1~5 95 54 97
69 00 17 40 14 37
8'00
86 25
164 25 5 65

1I Ir~fl I1r~I'~I~l ~ ~I ~I'lil~'~ ~ i~l~ III
3 2108 05732 9495

18

May 22. Paid Palmer Hardware 00., one blow-

er, mechanical department.

11 00

Paid implements, $30.95; dynamite,

etc., $13.50, farm account .

4445- 55 45

24. Paid E. M. Connor, subscription to

magazine-and papers .

5 50

28. Paid J. J. Shearouse & Co., lumber,

mechanical department.

89 76

Paid labor, $39.65; tinning, $25.00,

new cottage account

62 65

:n. Paid salaries for May-

R. R. Wright, $100.00; D. C. Suggs,

$83.33; F. E. Cobb, $66.67. .

250 00

L. B. Palmer, $66.67; A. A. Ashton,

$50.00; M. J. Christopher, $50.00 166 67

J. M. Roston, $50.00; R. R. Thomas,

$40.00; J. M. Simmons, $40.00. . ]30 00 - 546 67

Paid J. F,. Brooks, secretary and

treasurer, salary for May .

50 00

Paid Fawcett Bros., feed grain, farm

account.

11 37

Paid brick, new cottage account.

700- 18 37

June 1. Paid C. A. Conklin Manufacturing

Co., tin, nails and solder, new cot-

tage account.

100 85

Paid work on campus, $4.63; matron

and janitors, $36.00; sundries, $1. 75 42 38

Paid labor, farm account.

137 52- 179 90

2. Paid labor, $34.80; tinning, $54.15;

freight on lumber, $9.36, new cot-

tage account.

98 31

Paid Jabor, $9.40; :rbompson & Sparks,

$30.00; sand, $1.50, mechanical de-

partment . 7. Paid The Robinson Steam Printing

40 90- 139 21

J

Co., for en vel opes, letter heads, pro-

grams and catalogues.

73 25

23. Paid J:- M. Simms, labor (In account

new cottl1ge .

146 03

Paid labor on account industrial de-

partment

]5 22- 161 25

30. Balance on hand ..

44 03

$18,304 79