FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Woodruff County, 1917
COUNTY GENERAL
Expenditures
Warrants outstanding July 1st. 1916.
Circuit court expenses.
County Court “ .•.
Magistrate Court “ ..
Jail “ .
Road & Bridge “ .
Pauper “ .
Ordinary County “ .
Treasurer’s Commissions.
Receipts
$ 7,223.65
7,323.03
3,186.55
499.18
1,705.45
4,570.98
1,077.13
14,142.54
585.31
Constables fines.
From state.
Sheriff’s fines.
Redeemed lands.
County license.
Auto tax.
County tax.
Delinquent tax.
Cancelled scrip, court order.
Nomination fees...
Warrants outstanding July 2nd. 1917
$ 340.01
23.63
1,274.17
37.75
251.00
1,033.50
26,203.88
47.61 ,
37.75
54.00
11,011.52_
$40,314.82 $40,314.82
COMMON SCHOOL
Receipts
Balance in treasury July 1st. 1916 .$ 2,632.60 j
State apportionment. 17,003.28 j
Interest .. j. 50.00
Examinations, C. C. Hunnicutt. 104.00
Redeemed lands. 31.30
Polls & penalties, R. E. L. Spradlin, tax 1914. 337.16
“ A. C. McGregor, tax 1915. 216.78
“ “ “ 1916 . 2,948.53
- Expenditures
Warrants paid by treasurer.$ 266.50
Treasurer’s commission ...../,. 412.81
Apportioned to school districts .*. 19,570.80
July 2nd. 1917 balance.. 3,073.54_
$23,323.65 $23,323.65
- ' RECORD FUND
Receipts
July 1st. 1916 balance in treasury.,-$ 64.65
Received from all sources for year. 791.91
Expenditures
Warrants paid by treasurer.$ 440.76
Treasurer’s commissions,. 15.78
July 2nd. 1917 balance. 400.02_<
$856.56 $856.56
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
No. of Dist. Balance
July 1st. 1916
1 . 411 01
2 . 770 20
4-20 Consolidated 1,192 66
5 .... . 1,812 25
8. 681 03
McCrory Special 2,824 38
10 . 1,076 99
11 ......... ... 579 87
12 . 645 14
13 . 324 82
14.. 266 21
16 . 775 95
17 . 796 25
18 . 825 26
21 . 931 51
22 . 177 65
23 . 1,456 78
24 . 259 28
25 . 135 64
26 . 563 72
27 . 423 97
30 . 420 67
99 q 134 74
Cotton P. Spec’l 2^926 31
34 . 272 91
Hunter Special
McClelland “
Augusta
Patterson
3,400 36
1,512 92
5,386 42
Receipts for
the year
699 94
1,253 89
3,243 37
1,173 16
1,133 66
4,549 53
1,115 77
857 67
944 92
560 31
397 90
952 40
858 75
1,250 34
1,335 11
1,428 39
1,225 82
633 10
304 55
1,098 34
615 43
655 73
2,077 73
9,348 47
338 58
3,408 21
579 68
12,490 63
1,485 70
Exp. for
the year
732 27
I, 076 89
2,138 66
985 90
1,072 90
5,149 12
767 69
855 21
866 95
536 01
394 93
1,015 29
629 86
918 54
1,450 33
1,492 88
707 10
494 88
334 63
1,208 73
/ 624 20
619 95
2,468 86
II, 255 53
333 49
3,808 63*
975 98
13,733 05
1,192 20
Balance
July 2, 1917
378 68
947 20
2,297 37
1.999 51
741 79
2,224 79
1,425 07
582 33
723 11
349 12
269 18
713 06
1,025 14
1,157 06
816 29
113 16
1,975 50
397 50
105 56
^ 453 33
415 20
456 45
2,743 61
1,019 25
278 00
2.999 94
1,116 62
4,144 00
293 50
$90,001 98
$90,001 98
i
ROAD DISTRICTS
Name
Balance
- July 1, 1916
Augusta. 1,047 56
Dent.
Barnes.
White River . 509 48
Point. 814 09
Freeman. 299 09
Garden.* 663 68
Caney . 1,465 47
Cotton Plant
DeView
878 73
672 68
Franks. 1,023 14
P. Bend.
Cache.
129 50
847 16
Receipts for
the year
4,175 87
632 25
55129
672 84
862 37
576 79
433 99
1,499 14
2,340 30
2,032 59
946 12
177 20
942 21
Exp. for
the year
4,722 02
301 43
201 41
643 14
638 27
506 67
751 17
1,536 26
2,775 36
2,294 98
1,207 66
153 20
932 59
$24,193 63
$24,193 63
Balance
July 2,1917
501 41
330 82
349 88
, 53918
1,038 19
369 21
346 50
1,428 35
443 67
410 29
66160
153 59
856 78
STATE OF ARKANSAS
County Of Woodruff
I, Walter Jimerson, County Clerk in and for the above named
county do certify that the above and foregoing statement is true
and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief as shown by
the records of this office.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th. day of July 1917
Walter Jimerson,
County Clerk of Woodruff County.
TEN-SHJJN Company A.
The following program will
be rendered by the Epworth
League at the Methodist church,
Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock
p* m. Aug. 3, in honor of Com
pany A, 3rd. Arkansas.
Music, McCrory Band.
Invocation, Bro. Lark.
Welcome address, Mayor W.
W. Raney.
Response, Captain Hutchins.
Quartette, Misses Della Jef
ries, Blanch Powell and Messrs
Roger Fakes and Walter Jef
fries.
Reading, Miss Pauline Huff.
Piano duet, Misses Jewel
Daniel and Ruby Hargis.
Chorus, Misses Ruth Ander
son, Freida Williams, Blanch
Powell, Della Jeffries, Ruby Har
gis, Jewel Daniel, Johnnie Har
ris, Gretchen Tarpley, Pauline
and Ottie Huff, Effie Jones, Ruth
Hailey and Bess Cullum.
Reading, Ottie Huff.
Piano sqIo, Esther Arnof.
Vocal Solo, L. W. Sturdivant.
Chorus, “ Arkansas”—Junior
League.
“America” —Music, McCrory
band.
People Invited to Visit
Health Office.
The Director of the Woodruff
County Health Campaign an
nounces that their office at the
McCrory High School building
will be open every morning from
eight to nine o’clock and all day
on Saturdays. Those who de
sire information and literature on
the prevention of disease are in
vited to visit the office. School
children who ha^e been examin
ed for hookworm disea^ may
have their eyes, ears, nose and
throat, examined free at the
office on Saturdays. Typhoid
serum will also be administered
on Saturdays to those who desire
it.
Jury List
GRAND
L H Snapp
R E Berkshire
Marcus Sparks
A E Ridgeway
T A Jeffries
Jas. Melton
Ed Roddy
Steve Davis
JURORS
Tom C Griffin
A C Jett
J H Wiggins
W E Jelks
W M Keating
J F Morgan
R T Harville
H B Wilson
ALTERNATES
Clyde Airheart N E Wherry
W V Angelo W B Barbee
A A Taylor H S Taylor
PETIT JTRORS
R L Lambertson
L M Reynolds
E B Matkins
M 0 Wilkins
A C Cantrell
Claude Drennen
E L Grogan
W H Gipson
Fred Gullic
George Haralson
Andrew Comer
Will Sharp
J H Henderson
J P Taylor
G G McCrory
T J Fakes
Harry Hall
A A Anderson
R R Givens
M H Garland
R W McElwee
Osro Taylor
Ed Woods
Jess Daniels
ALTERNATES
T M C Pritchett
Paul Martin
Houston Wilson
Jeff Looney
E C Fitzhugh.
Swift Davis
Will Brown
Albert Johnson
R A Jones
Sunbeam Band Program.
Following is the program lor
Sunbeam Band for August 1.
Song No. 154, ‘Til Be a Sun
beam.
23rd. Psalm by six children.
91st Psalm by Ethel Jeffries.
Reading by Ruth Piercey.
Reading, John 3-16, by Jar
Pendergist. .
29th. Chapter by Freddie wa
64th. Psalm by Olive Sherri^.
Song, No. 162, “Jesus 0
Me.”
Prayer,
Tommie Shermck,
Corresponding b