FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Statement of the Incorporated Town of McCrory, Arkansas
Beginning January 5, 1920, and Ending July
5, 1920, Inclusive.
(Continued from page three)
Apr. 27. Paid No. 633 O. M. Winfree, expense
election, .
Apr. 27. Paid No. 637 Gid Capshaw, part April
salary, .
May 4. Paid No. 555 J. H,. Crossett, Alderman,
salary ...
May 4. Paid No. 638 J. H. Crossett, Alderman
salary, .
May 4. Paid No. 639 J. H. Crossett, refund street
tax, .-.
May 4. Paid No. 640 J. H. ,x Crossett, Alderman
salary, .
May 5. Paid No. 641 T. N. Taylor, Alderman
salary, .-.
May 7. Paid No. 648 Gid Capshaw, balance April
salary, .
May 26. Paid No. 647 G. W. Barber, Treasurer’s
commission, .
Jun. 2. Paid No. 653 W. W. Raney, 3 months’
Mayor’s salary, .
Jun. 2. Paid No. 654 Gid Capshaw, part salary, ....
Jun. 30. Paid No. 655 G i d Capshaw, balance
salary, ..
9.25
30.00
1.00
10.00
5.00
1.00
11.00
70.00
43.41
25.00
60.00
40.00
Total funds paid out, $1,046.80
Total Funds Paid Out, July, 5th. 1920, .$1,046.80
Total Funds Received to July 5th. 1920,. 1,002.89
July 5th. 1920, General Funds Account
Overdrawn, . 43.91
FUNDS RECEIVED, STREET FUNDS ACCOUNT
1920
January 1st. Balance on hand as last report pub
lished, . 343.15
FUNDS PAID OUT
Feb. 27. No. 618 Arkmo Lumber Co., for lumber, .... 18.45
Feb. 27. No. 616 Felix Page, for bridge work, . 5.00
Mar. 8. No. 622 Frank Barber, dray light poles, .... 1.25
Mar 22. N. 625 Ross Jeffries, hauling sand, . 15.75
Apr. 7. No. 631 H. Arnof, street lights, . 3.00
Apr 16. No. 633 G. W. Barber, refund street tax, .... 5.00
May 10. No. 644 H. Arnof, street lights, . 2.00
May 19. No. 645 J. F. Barber, draying for street, .... 2.50
Apr. 16. No. 634 Planters Merc. Co., account, . 3.90
May 19. No. 649 J. W. Godby, moving fence, . 9.20
May 20. No. 650 W .M. Robinson, moving fence, .... 5.60
Jun. 4. No. 656 J. I. Pugh, ditching street, . 3.50
Jun. 4. No. 657 Guy Ramsey, ditching street, . 4.00
^un. 4. No. 658 Joe Bennett, ditching street, . 3.50
Jun. 4. No. 659 Oakley Ramsey, ditching street, .... 3.50
Jun. 5. No. 660 Walter Ramsey, ditching street, .... 3.50
Jun 11. No. 661 H .Arnof, street lights, . 2.00
Jun 11. No. 662 O .C. Wakenight, work, on street
lights, . 3.00
Jun 11. No. 663 W .W. Raney, street lights to
June 1st., . 8.00
Jun 17. No. 665 J. F. Barber Jr., dray light poles, .. 1.50
Jun 17. No. 668 Gid Caapshaw, nails, screws, street
lights, .3.95
Jun 19. No. 669 J. L. Bronte, work on streets, . 61.27
Jun 28. No. 667 Riggs Bros., street light fixtures, .... 96.04
Jul. 5. Total paid out to date, from street lights, .... 265.41
Jul. 5. By balance on hand, in street funds acct, .... 77.74
POUND PEN FUNDS
1920
Jun.22. By proceeds pound sale of 1 mule to R, A.
Coggins, .—-.
Jun.22. By proceeds pound sale of 1 calf to Dod
Shockley, .
Jul. 5. By balance on hand in Pound Fund acct., ....
WARRANTS OUTSTANDING
No. 309 S. *M. Elliott, .
No. 320 Harry Raymond, .
No. 337 R. E. Brandon, .
*No. 408 W. J. Pohnka, .¥.
No. 149 J. S. Kelly, .
No. 177 W. N. Hogelin, .
No. 181 T. E. Dye, .~y.
No. 259 W. N. Hougelin, .
No. 591 J. G. Pulley, .
No. 599 Thompson Hailey Co., .
AND" UNPAID
Total Outstanding script,
11.50
1.00
12.50
8.32
1.50
5.00
6.00
2.00
1.50
• 28.35
1.50
25.00
1.85
81.02
I hereby certify that
true and correct report of the
Street Funds Account and the
the above and
General Funds
Pound Pen
foregoing
A Account, the
town of McCrory, Arkansas, from January Sth^Toon1 ^
July 5t,h. 1920, inclusive to the best of my knowledge ^
Signed: G. W. BARBFT?
Treasurer Town of McCrory, Arkansas.
belief.
IMPOUNDING NOTICE
Notice is ,hereby given that
the following described live
stock has been placed in the
pound pen:
One jenny, age about eight
years, black with white nose.
The owner is hereby notified
to call and. claim his owner
ship thereof within 15 days of
the date of this notice and pay
what charges that may have
accrued, otherwise said animal
will be sold at auction at two
o’clock, p. m., Oct. 25, 1920.
Dated: Oct. 10, 1920.
FRANK SHUE,
Impounding Officer.
Adv.l0-15-2tc
Mysterious X of Algebra
Solves Life’s Problem.
What is that Unknown
Quantity that o vernight
changes a woman’s hatred for
a man into affection? It is as
untangible, elusive and mys
terious as the X in Algebra,
without which no problem can
be solved.
How it applies to the great
problem of life is convincing
ly shown in the Corinne
Griffith Picture, “The Un
known Quantity,” which will
be seen at the Jewel Theatre
on Thursday, October 21.
The feature is adopted from
the O. Henry short story of
the same name and was di
rected by Thomas R. Mills. *
If the girl you loved de
spised you because of $2,000,
000 you had inheritated, what
would you do about it? See
“The Unknown Quantity.”
Lot Davenport and Bert
McCarroll, two of McCrory’s
best colored citizens, saw the
world’s largest circus in Mem
phis Saturday.
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She Says It Can’t Be Beat?
Deep seated coughs that get
hold of one in Autumn should
be stopped now or they
c°ntln«e a11 winter. S
Wm. F. Davis, R. F T) ?’
Short Creek, W. Va.', writes!
Foley s Honey and Tar
can t be beat for colds ” Tt
checks coughs and bronchial
irrations, heals raw, inflamed
thraot^ loosens phlegm For
sale at the Red Cross Drue
Store. Adv
Cut This Out-It’s Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose
with 5c to Foley & Co., 2835
Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111.,
writing your name and ad
dress clearly.. You will re
ceive in return a trial Com
pound, for coughs, colds and
croup, Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. For
sale at the Red Cross Drug
Store. Adv.
The new catalog of Spring
field Business College will be
mailed free.. Every young
person should read it. Write
for it today.
After you have insured
your life, you don’t just neg
lect everything pertaining to
your health and take chances
on dying. Then, why, after
your property is insured, neg
lect everything pertaining to
fire prevention and invite a
burn? The principle is the
same..
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mc
Donald and children of Wel
don spent Sunday here wi
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Wilder.
Mrs. Oc Jeffries spent Sat
urday in Memphis.
UfiM HHfflM
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