SOME FACTS AND FIGURES
Following is a list of all the real estate in School Dis
rict No. 10, known as Barnes, which was secured from the
tax books for the year 1918. The list does not include the
tax on personal property, but gives the names of the land
owmers, the amount their land is assessed at on the tax
books, the amount of school tiax paid at the seven mill rate
and what it w^ould be if taxed the full limit of 12 mills. The
Henry Wrape Timber Company, a non-resident concern, is
the largest tax payer on real estate as will be seen below:
Name Acres
Alford, J. A., . 85.29
Alford, Mrs. J. A. 42.08
Ark.Land & Develop.Co. 40
Ark.Land & Develop.Co. 80
Barber & McCrory, . 320
Barber McCrory,. 333.34
Berger, Marcus,. 322.66
Berger, Marcus, . 480
Betts, J. 80
Betts, J. L., . 151
Brandon, R. L., . 50
Brandon, R. L., . 40
Cole Estate, L. D., . 200
Cole, Mrs. T. M.,. 160
Cole, Mrs. T. J., . 40
Comer, A., .80
Comer, J. E., . 240
Comer, J. E., .:. 200
Comer, J. E., . 240
Comer, J. E., . 80
Comer, W. M., .. 120
Comer, Mrs. T. J., . 120
Comer, Mrs. T. J., . 40
Churchman, G. A., .. 120
Churchman, G. A., . 398.41
Churchman, G. A.,.
Churchman, G. A., . 50.18
$
Value
430.
250.
240.
480.
1,920.
2,400.
2,000.
2,880.
400.
800.
300.
200.
2,300.
2,650.
450.
2,600.
1,200.
1,340.
2,650.
400.
740.
1,100.
250.
500.
2,240.v
240.
300.
12-Mills
$ 5.16
3.0u
2.88
5.76
23.04
28.80
24.00
34.56
4.80
9.60
3.60
2.40
27.60
31.50
5.40
31.20
14.40
16.08
31.50
4.80
8.88
13.20
3.00
6.00
26.88
. 2.88
3.60
7-Miiis
$ 3.01
1.75
1.68
3.36
13.44
16.80
14.00
20.16
2.80
5.60
2.10
1.40
17.10
18.55
3.15
18.20
8.40
9.38
18.55
2.80
5.18
7.70
1.75
3.50
15.68
1.68
2.10
Dale, D. H., .
Duffel, Guy, .
Essenmeyer, C. W., .
Essenmeyer, C. W., .
Fakes, G. B., (Roger) ....
Fakes, Roger E., .:..
Fakes, W. B., .
Fakes, W. B., .
Fakes, W. B., .
Fakes, W. B., .:.
Farmers Bank, Frankfort
Fraser, Dr. R. L., ....
Geiger, M)atil., .
Greer & Degenhardt, ....
Greer & Degenhardt, ....
Hess, W. R., .
Holder, R. E., .
Holder, R. E., .
Holder, R. E., .
James, J. F., .
James, J. F., .
Jelks, W. E., .
Jelks, W. E., ..
Jelks, W. E., .
Jelks, F. & L., .
Jones, S. M., ..
Jones, S. M., .
Jones, S. M., .
Jones, S. M. Estate, .
960. 6.72 11.52
440. 3.08 5.28
960. 6.72 11.52
480. 3.36 5.76
200. 1‘.40 2.40
650. 4.55 7.80
5,970. 41.79 71.64
1,890. 13.23 22.68
1,050. 7.35 12.60
600. 4.20 7.20
240. 1.68 2.88
3,990. 29.93 47.8"
960. 6.72 11.52
2,550. 17.85 30.60
1,400. 9.80 16.80
400. 2.80 4.80
1,000. 7.00“ 12.00
760. 5.32 9.12
1,420. 9.94 17.04
250. 1.75 3.00
600. 4.20 7.20
2,350. 16.45 28.20
10,740. 75.18 128.88
800. 5.60 9.60
8,680. 26.04 44.16
250. 1.75 3.00
600. * 4.20 7.20
2,850. 19.95 34.20
600. 4.20 7.20
160
40
160
80
40
80
560
280
160
80
40
665.45
160
663.41
345.42
80
40
120
120
45.63
85.97
240
480
160
520
40
120
360
80
Lewis, Fletcher, . 80
McClendon, Willis, . 80
McDonald, W. H., . 160
McDonald, W. J., . 229.07
Mechler, G., . 80
Mechler, G. & C., . 327.83
Morgan, J. F., . 80
Powell, Est. C. C. 40
Powell Est. C. C., . 40
Rader, L. W., . 257.37
Scott, W. P., . 40
Shearer, John, . 40
Shearer, John, . 80
Shearer, John, . 80
Shearer, John, . 80
Shearer, John, . 40
Smith, Jas. H., . 200
Smith, W. A., . 240
Stacy, I. J., . 5
2.000. 14.00
600. 4.20
800. 5.60
1,490. 10.43
400. 2.80
1,950. 12.65
400. 2.80
900. 6.30
200. 1.40
1,680. 11.96
200. 1.40
200. 1.40
550. ‘ 3.85
440. 3.18
480. 3.36
200. 1.40
1.000. 7.00
1,670. 11.69
40. .28
24.00
7.20
9.20
17.88
4.80
23.40
4.80
10.80
2.40
20.16
2.40
2.40
6.60
5.28
5.76
2.40
12.00
20.04
.48
Starman & Koors, . 359.48
Stewart, A. M., . 40
Taylor, J. R., . 200
.Taylor, Tfc N., . 155.10
Tenerly & Watson, . 480
Vanlandingham, I. N...... 40
Vanlandingham, I. N.,„.. 160
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 400
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 160
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 80
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 160
Western Tie & Tim. Co.,% 400
^Western Tie & Tim. Co.,\ 400
Western Tie & Tim.' Co., 120
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 160
Western Tie & Tim. Co., 320
Weston, Joe, . 80
Williams, J. H., . 75 -
Wrape Co., Henry, . 326.98
Wrape Co., Henry, . 240
Wrape Co., Henry, . 600
Wrape Co., Henry, .. 200
Wrape Co., Henry, . 560
Wrape Co., Henry, . 160
Wrape Co., Henry, . 320
Wrape Co., Henry, . 160
Totals
1,640.
290.
1,200.
1,080.
2,880.
240.
1,050.
2,000.
800.
400.
800.
2,000.
2,000.
720.
960.
1,4 0.
480.
450.
1,620.
1,920.
3,600.
1,200.
3,360.
640.
1,920.
960.
8.40
7.56
20.16
14.40
12.96
34.56
1.68
7.35
2.88
12.60
14.00
5.60
2.80
5.60
14.00
14.00
5.04
6.72
9.80
3.36
3.15
11.34
13.44
25.20
8.40
23.52
4.48
13.44
6.72
24.00
9.60
4.80
9.20
24.00
24.00
8.64
11.52
18. j
5.76
5.40
19.44
23.04
43.80
14.40
40.32
7.68.
23.04
11.52
$914.14 1,567.82
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Wynne, Jan. 17.—The For
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TO THE PEOPLE OF BARNES AND McCRORY
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
(Continued from page three)
school books for the pupils of said district, and charge there
for a sum not greater than the list price of the publishers of
the books so furnished.
SECTION 5. That The McCrory Special School Dis
trict of Woodruff County, Arkansas, as herein created is here
by authorized and empowered to borrow money for the i
erection of necessary school buildings, to mortgage any part
or all the real property of said McCrory Special School Dis*
rict, under such conditions and regulations as to character
of evidence of indebtedness, amount, time and manner of pay
ment as the Board of School Directors thereof may prescribe^
provided, that in no instance shall the Treasurer of Woodruff
County receive or take any commission for receiving or pay
ing out any funds borrowed 'under the provisions of this Act.
SECTION 6. Any mortgage or deed of trust of real
property executed to secure any debt contracted in borrowing
money for the purpose of erecting necessary school buildings,
shall be in form in all respects as are other instruments ot
like kind, and shall be construed and held to have the same
force and effect as though it had been the act of an in
dividual ; and against such instruments, said District shall &
allowed no defence by virtue of its capacity as a school
trict, *nor he allowed any defense in law or equity not accor
ea to maiviauais.
SECTION 7. Nothing in this Act shall be so con
strued as to prevent or to cut off said McCrory bPe'
School District any right in law or equity, which as a *
person it might claim, but in any Action by or against
district under this Act, it shall be deemed * and treated so
as it may be practical as a real person.
SECTION 8. That except as otherwise herein P*'
vided, The McCrory Special School District shall be £oV
by the general laws of the State of Arkansas g°ve
Special School Districts. fl-ct
SECTION 9. That all laws or parts of laws in conn^
with this Act be and the same are hereby repealed, an
Act being necessary for the immediate preservation 0 -n
public peace, health and safety shall take effect ana
full force from and after its passage.