Financial Statement.
Receipts and Disbursements, of
Wooodruff County, Year End
ing June, 30,1907. Gen
eral County Purposes.
RECEIPTS.
Prom taxes for year 1906,..
From taxes delinquent 1904 and 1905,...
Prom peddler license,.
From fines from sheriffs,.
Prom fines from constables,.
Prom state treasurer.
. From clerks tax on writs and certificates,
Total receipts,.
Expenses over receipts.
DISBURSEMENTS.
For circuit court purposes,. $ 6,764.45
For county court purposes,. 1,655.40
For magistrates court purposes,. 535.00
For jail building etc.,. 3,348.00
For prisoners in jail,. 1,574.65
For making assessment and tax books,. 633.30
For bridges, etc.,.... 3,647.99
For pauper purposes,. 563.45
For public records,. 501.35
For ordinary county purposes,. 2,781.04
For treasurer commissions,. 440.29
Total disbursments. $22,444.92
Balance.$22,444.92 $22,444.92
PRESENT INDEBTEDNESS
Outstanding warrants,.$42,944.83
There are in treasurer hands. 6,379.50
Present indebtedness, June, 30, 1907..$36,565.33
COUNTY COMMON SCHOOL FUNDS.
RECIEPTS.
Balance June, 30, 1906.$ 3,659.65
, From state apportionment, 1906,. 7,$34.88
From polls and penalties,. 2,320.50
From polls and penalties on delinquent 1904 ’05 398.43
From examination fees,.•. 138.00
From estrays. 37.10
From delinquents,. 151.75
Total receipts.$14,540.31
DISBURSEMEMNT.
Amounts apportioned to districts Oct., 1006,.. $11,017.80
Amounts paid out on warrants,. 277.94
Amounts of treasurers commissions,. 163.63
Total disbursements. $11,459.37
Balance June, 30, 1907,. 3,080.94
Balance.$14,540.31 $14,540.31
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State Of Arkansas,
County Of Woodruff,
I, T. E. Simpson, County Clerk of Woodruff County, Arkansas,
do certify that the foregoing contains a full and correct statement of
the receipts, disbursements and financial condition of Woodruff
County, for the fiscal year, beginning July, 1st., 1906, and ending
June, 30th., 1907. Also the receipts by the Treasurer, and disburse
ments of funds belonging to the schools and road districts for the
same period.
Given under my hand as Clerk on this, the 20th., day of July,
1907. T. Eck Simpson, County Clerk.
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Definite information has been re
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that work on the double-tracking |
of the Memphis branch of the St. i
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Wynne will be pushed to an early
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mors of this gained circulation,
and it was generally believed to be
true. The telegraph department
recently received instructions to
move the telegraph poles along
side the track between these two
points, but no information was
given as to the reason for the
change. Later the operation de
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But now it is announced that a
double track is to be laid from
Bald Knob, on the main line to
Wynne. The present line is be
ing ballasted in a manner similar
to the main line, and when the ad
ditional track is completed it will
be one of the finest lines in the
system. The double-tracking is to
care for the additional traffic aris
ing between the two points by
reason of the completion of the
White River road and the building
of the link between Springfield,
Mo., and Crane, Mo., at which
place the White River route is
touched. In this manner the
Memphis branch becomes a part of
the Gulf Route, and it is under
stood that the improvement of the
track on that division is merely to
get it in shape to carry the im
mense traffic which is already
moving gulfward, and for that yet
larger volume which will move in
that direction as the canal nears
completion.—Arkansas Democrat
July, 30.
DEVIEW.
By Our Regular Correspondent
Timber labor is scarce. $2.00
per day doesn’t seem to decrease
the demand.
Miss Emma Shadle left Wednes
day for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Caudle, in Little Rock.
Mrs. H. C. Hall left Saturday
night for a two weeks visit to her
mother at Union City, Tenn.
Thos. Womack, and wife, after
a few days visit to relatives here,
returned Monday to their home at
Clear Water.
Mrs. S. C. Bishop left Tuesday
for Waid and Conway where she
will spend the remaining summer
visitiug relatives.
Born : To Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Armspaugh, Monday, July 15,
1907, twin girls. We extend con
gratulations to the happy parents,
of whom the father is sixty three
years old.
Misses Fannie Coward and Liz
zie Armspaugh left Monday, for
Mississippi, where they will open
a milliner store. Their many
friends here wish them much suc
cess in their new adventure.
Miss Fannie Coward entertained
her Sunday School class last
Saturday evening at the beautiful
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Thompson. Ice cream was served
and the little folks seemed to en
joy the evenings party very much.
A worm, known as the Army
worm, has made its appearance in
this section and is doing some
damage to the corn and cotton
crops. Its greatest damage to
cotton is done by eating the leaves
young bolls and squares. A very
short crop is expected, at best.
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years, is dead. She was a twin
daughter of our worthy citizen,
Mr. W. M. Taylor, of near town.
She was sick only a few days and
departed this life Tuesday morn
ing at 2 :00 o’clock, congestion be
ing the cause of her death. The
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the bereaved family in extending
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