UNCLE SAM’S EXPENSES
ft Costs the Old Gentleman Six Hundred Million
Dollars a Year to Conduct the Affairs of
the National Government.
The annual book of estimates of the appropriations required for
the government service for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907, as
transmitted to Congress by the secretary of the treasury, for all de
partments, for deficiencies, miscellaneous and permanent annual ap
propriations is $022,723,151. The appropriations for the current fis
cal year, ending June 30, 1900, were $629,738,097.
The following table is a recapitulation by departments of the es
timates for the coming fiscal year and the appropriations for the pres
*en fiscal year:
Estimates Appropriations
for 1907. for 1906.
Legislative.
Executive.
iState department.
Treasury department.
W ar department.
Aavy department .
Interior department.
l’ost office department.
Department of Agriculture .
Department of Commerce and Labor...
Department of Justice.
Grand totals.
$ 11,330,835 $ 12,097,554
30 PIECES OF S1LYEK
Sector Vitascope Makes Pertinent j
Companion of Some Re
cent Political Events.
8enator Clarke was elected to
represent Arkansas in the United
States senate for a term of six
.years: and for the entire term of
.six years ‘’Uncle Sam’’ will pay
liim the sum of $80,000, which is
#8,000 less than Jeff Davis paid
the same Clarke, out of tin* peo
i»le’s money, for six days work;
work as an attorney, in comprom
ising the railroad tax cases.
Jeff Davis, up till recently, pos
t'd as the best friend of the people
jtfjd the sure defender of the poor
man. Now imagine a sure de
fender of the poor man taking that
lioor man’s money and giving1
#83,00U of it to diin Clarke for six
days’ work, during which time
Clarke did the state more harm
than good, (compromising with
the railroads by accepting from
them many, many, many thous
ands of dollars less in taxes than
t»y law they were required to pay.)
Was this six days’ work of
Clarke’s worth $88,000? Did Da
vis prove himself the friend of the
laboring man in thus giving
Clarke more money for six days
of compromising than the best
farmer in the state could make in
a hundred years by honest toil? Is
possible that Clarke, in lact, re
ceived into his own pocket all that
*>um of money for six days work,
work less than nothing? Do we j
wonder that Clarke says 1 )avis
must supplant Berry in the sen
ate?
Look out, ye honest toilers, Jett
jx the “nigger in the poor man s
wood pile.”
This thirty odd thousand pieces
of silver is signiiicanlly remindtul
of another thirty pieces of silver
that have played an important
jrirfc in the world s history. Rec
tor Vitascope.
WRECK AT HOXIE.
Hoxie, Ark., l>ec. 8. No. 5,
«astbound Frisco passenger train,
in charge of Conductor Churchill,
crashed into northbound Iron
^Mountain freight extra, No. 1»,
second section, on the crossing
this morning. Art Weil, negro,
stealing a ride from Black Rock,
gut his log broken. Passengers
were shaken up. One ear oi mei
ehandise and an engine were de
molished. The engineer claims
that the air-brake would not work.
3 damage is about $1.2,000.
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Precautionary Laws Against Pos
sible Holiday Accidents
Should be Enforced.
To The Newark Journal:
l wish to give a few thoughts
in regard to the fire works during
; Christmas holidays. There is a
quantity of hay and other com
bustible mutter stored away in
nearly every barn and outhouse in
town that is dry and ready to take
fire from any fire cracker or Ho
man candle, match or any thing of
the sort. The old adage is, “A
stitch in time will save nine,” and
1 think we had better prepare for
the emergency in time by using
I plenty of precaution. I have talk
ed with some of the oflicials of our
town, also with some of the citi
I
zens, and they all think as I do,
that Newark is approaching a dan
gerous period and we had better
i be ready to meet it. I know that
we have a law to prohibit all such
dangerous things, if our officials
will see that the law is executed.
The law is plain in regard to hand
I ling fire-works of any kind inside
the incorporation. The law says
| any person or persons guilty of
using fire arms, fire crackers, sk.v
; rockets or Homan candles in the
incorporated town of Newark shall
be fined not less than $2.50 nor
more than $•> 00. The officers
know the law and their duty.
J. Qualls.
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DRUNKARD KILLED.
England, Ark., Dec. 8.—R. W.
Franks shot and kilted John W.
Green late this evening. Green,
in company with J. 1J. Ilooks,
. both drunk, went into Franks'
I yard and begun to abuse him,
threatening to kill him and draw
ing their knives. Franks retreat
ed into his house and they at
tempted to follow him. Franks
got his shotgun and shot Green in
the throat. Green died at seven
o'clock. Franks, who is a sober
ciiizt n, surrendered and was ex-1
onorated by (lie coroner’s jury. i
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Men's, boys’ and children’s ov
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