This publication cost
the taxpayers $36.50
LIST OF CLAIMS
against Union County und various
Kuan Districts allowed by the County
Judge o. said union County at the
January lerm, iylO, of said county r.s
requireu to ne published unaer Act ao
o, miovvn as tnc Publicity Act:
Ji ste J. Craig, Co. Clerk, claim
tor making out tax boons, one
hail’ paiu o> iounty.$735.01;
Jesse J. t raig, • o. Clei , cia u
lor making out tax books, one
hall paid by state. 735.0(
J. K. Lewis, buildiitg brine a
eross Buck-'Creek. 265.00
Martin Printing Co., stationery
and legal blanks for Circuit
clerk . 15.25
Cntiin Bros., coal rurnishe I Co. ..u.Ob
Vv. C. Medley, court stenogra
pher, Oct., Nov & Dee, lbio.. 13 .b
vv. Vv. V, out, putting bars in celi
and putting up door m jail. .. . 55.0c
J. Ai. Wanace, sheriff, feeding
prisoners in jail an qt.a.-i .•
ibid .1135.51
J. AI. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
Damson Ryston. 20. i •.
J. AI. Wanace, shetiff, waiting
on t o. Cl., 6 days, 4in quarter
1015 . 18.01
J. M. VVadace, sheriff, snr.tnoa
ing grand jury Wit. special Dec.
Verm, Id to, cir. Ot. 1.1
J. M. Wallace, sheriff, waiting
on Pro. Ct., 4 days, ill quar.
1915 . 12.01
J. M. w al.iure, . • df, carrying
Minnie Desmirke to asylum.. 2L6<
J. M. Wallace, sheriff, carrying
Bernice Amos to poor house.. 2.0
J. M, Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
am nays . 3,1,
J. M, Vi aliaee, sheriff, Dep.
waiting on court at Special Dec.
.Term, i9ld, ( ir. ( t. 2.0'
AL Wallace, sheriff, Dep.
v.aiung on Giand Jury 1 Jay
special Dec. term, 1915, Cir. •
2,o.
J. M. Wallace, sheriff, attending
c-i:i t 1 day ltd quarter, il)15..
J. M. Wallace, summoning ihe
Graud Jury at .special Dee. Cir.
Court.
J. M. Walia:.—, sheriff, SOrte vs.
O. 7'. Wood .
J. M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
bumps Lee .
A. b. Murphy, t ik. of special
(Dec.) Id id, lerm t lr. it.
I. . M. Gatlin, team and driver
i . road .
J. VS. r*orter, guarding prison
ers, Oct., Nov. & Dec,, 1915
3.0G
7.(ii
2.9
14.9,
14.2:
Va daj s at 50c per day.
A. S. Pope, lumber furnished
K. M.AiaGm for, county.
Perry Nelson, 10 applications
to tench ...
W. T. McKell, farm dcmonstia
toi^ 27 days 4th quarter, 1915.
J. ft. McDonald; caring tor Ora
—a pauper, 20 days in Decom
ber, 191.) \.....
Thomas Drug Store, mdse, fur
nished Union County at Court
house and Jail ..
tivfiwcdwin, self and team on
um&ckower bridge .
J. L. Goodwin, caring for pau
18.7i
12AL
19.6
67.7
9.0t
pei-s, 4th .quarter, 19T6
49.91
7.0
195.9
Oliver Harrington, lumber for
SmackcVer and Holmes Creek
bridges ..
I). B. Jones, Const., State vs.
Amirevv Fountain ..
G. A. An hrseh, lumber for the
bridge at Urbina.
( . 1). Bn rtori « Sons, mdse, fur
nished Union County ........
J. k. Plain, labor and material
furnished 'on Plain bridge.
J. A. McWilliains, estimating
c.-unty timber ..
J. B. McClendon, lumber for
bridge on McClendon and Lapile
road .
Jim Pepper, 1 day, self wagon
and team ..;.'.
Wilson Dixon Lbr. Co., lumber
for Corine bridge .
1 iM. Whee’is, lumber on Lapile
bridge, near Strong.
Nasn Tatum & Co., lumber on
Loutre bridge .
Arkansas L. & 1*. Co., water,
Oct., Ncv. and J He.
Arkansas L. & P. Co., Current
Oct., Nov. and Dec. 1915.
J. V. Tilford, bal. due on dry
creek rbidge .
Arkansas Turb. Sanitarium,
care and maintenance of iff pa
tience for 4th quarter, 1915. .
T. S. Primm, load Fine at court
house .
J. S. McWilliams & Sons, madse
I )crushed Union County.
J. S. McWilliams & Sons, mdse
furnished Union C maty.
7.21
3.54,
3.4 ’
19.9
40.0
2.0
13.5.
3.0
4.0
17.7' I
97.5'
65.7
.5)"
205.0
58.4
25.2.
Slate vs. Jim McCorvev.
L. Hrovvn, J. P. 2.8
J. M. Wallace, sheriff.•"*
Grace Lo\ett. witness.5
Sch >lar Pumphrey, witness.5
H M. Martin, constable. 11.1
A. ill Smith, witness.O'
\/. O. Giles, witness.5i
Slate is. Prince Andrews.
J. II. Lee, J. P.P
J. M. Wallacfe, sheriff. 1 1
T. 0. Culberson, witness.W
R. B. Itipley, witness.j:
K. V. Ripley, witness.'■<
A. W. Joiner, et al.. Labor on Lapil
Bridge, Near Strong.
A. W. Joinei1. 7.0
W. M. Munford . 2.5(
J. II. Munford. by;
J. W. Howard . bet
J. H. Joiner . b5C
J. M. Bishop. et al„ Holding
Over Body of Walter \SHi
J. M. Bishop, J. P. • ■
H. A. Mayfield, juror
Fv G. Sessom, juror
R. T Huntley, juror
W. F Ragsdale, juror
J. E. Hudgins, juror
\Y. A. Davis, juror . .
Jgo. Snider, juror...
R. S. WilHanis, juror
S. C. Primm, juror. .
V/.' A. Morgan, juror
/. A. Morgan, jfiror
Stokes Morgan, juror
Fi-ne;t White, witness
1 r/.-ie Jeans, witness
William Jeans, witne;
Jnquest
ams.
1.0
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1 00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.00
.50
.50
State vs. Julius Wilson and Culcy
Thomas.
J. H. J-ev.is. J. I1. J --5
15. A. Phillips, Const.11.15
\V. F. McDonald, for transpor
... 2.50
State vs. Green Daniel
■ R. Loveiunai,' J. b. 2.80
.itttrey Sutpiwt, witness.nu
iuuL yt eoo, witness.... ,o0
iorgan Daniel, witness.no
vatic Daniel, witness.....5u
annie Daniel, Witness. .-.... .no
State vs. Demps Lee '
1- R. LoventOal, J. t. 2.80
• v. M. Barnes, witness.at,
>■ F. Simmons, witness.ot
State vs. o. 1*. Wood.
R. Loventfiai, J. p. 3,5,
State vs. Andrew Fountain.
J. K. JLoventnal, J. J*. 9 W
'• A. Buckley, medical services
-’earl Rowland, insane. 15.0t
sundry Grand Jurors, Special (Dec.,
1 cr in ISIj Circuit Court.
b R- Ramsey. ' •> ni
V' lK’ tMorgan .. • • • ■ s’oi
j. r. lie.rns . ;;,oi
/. A. Aewson .bioi
*• L. Kitchens .. „
. R. Loventha!. 5
. L. .bmitn.
>■ r. aliRrs .
v\ J. Sinclair . . .
>■ E. Armstrong
/. J. biuson ....
. E. Mofrgan ...
D. .VIe 1 to11.
•I. Lyle .
j. to. Goodwin .•
■ J. Babb ....
orn Gusnam ...
5.0
3.0.
3.0
3.Ui
3.0
3.0.
3.0C
3.0t
3.0
3.0
irkansas Peniteiiiary keeping
ohn Carter and tom Matthews
1 days each ... 7G.oi
1 undry Person Special (Dec.) Term
lifto Circuit Court.
State v.s. Sam Hays.
t. D. Murphy, Cierk. 3.7(
.. u. .vlahony, Pros. Atty.25.0
. M; Wallace, shenii.;,v
State vs. Julius Wilson and Coley
^ i nomas.
V. D. Murphy, Cierk. 3,j<
.. O. Mahohy, i'ros. Atty.50.C
. M. Wallace, sheriff...... .01
t -
undry Grand Jury Witnesses Spocia.
(pec.) ibla. term, Circuit Court
>. S. Jenkins . jjn
irgil Hays ..l.ol
Jertie Mites . 1,5;
.*1. i i son, ct at., Holding Inques
Oytr t»' ■* (i j tsi Charity Mciieiiry;
Pinson, ciofoner...VS.'li
M.
).
A. Nelson, juror. 1,U
Alexander, juror. 1.0(,
x- (rcjawc,, juror . 1.0
L. Crews, juror. l.U.
t. B. Epps, juror. 1..0C
. W. Thompson, juror..... 1.0c
C Williams, juror. ... 1.0«
. W. McKay, juror. l.Ot
>d Gaines, juror . l.Oi
verett, McKcny, juror. 1.0
Ttta Hinsley. 1.0<
. Garvin, juror. l.Ot
ohu Hall, witness.5c
im I’enton, witness...6!
itt’h Ejis-ey, witness..... ,5i
ee Calico, witness............ ,5(,
lenry S. Yocum, services as Co.
udge from Oct. 1, 1915 to Jan.
• 1916 • • • ..150.0(
ienry S. \ocum, services as
rotate Judge from Oct. 1, 19L5
Jan. 1, 1916.loO.Ot ^
'enry S. Yocum, services as
ad and bridge commissioner
rcm Oct. 1,,1915 to Jan, 1, 1915 75.Of
State vs. Harrison Rnystcn.
•. II. Lee, J. P.^ . . . 5.0
’reston Gaddy, witness......... .6i
esse Clark, witness . 1,0
hurley Conner, witness.5t
iurton Sullivan, wjtness. 1.0'
Jordon Oliver, witness.5<
v'heel Oliver, witness.5f
oe Bennett, witness.'... 1.01
State vs.
H. Lee, J. P.
Will Ford.
M. Wallace, sheriff. 1.9.
State vs. Amos Samuels.
H. Lee, J. P
5(
Valter Samuels, witness.
Jorine Samuels, witness.5(
► esse Barnhart, witness ........ ,5i
('ill Howard, witness .
arrett Sims, witness
.56
.5t
.V.
G. Grace, constable........ 5.3«.
State vs. Louis Route s
. R. Loventhal, J. 1*. 5.11
,. T. Barnes, witness.5c
• has. HoVard, witness.56
,li Simpson, witness.56
nm J.achrey, witness.51
'. L. Edwards, witness.56
im McCarvey, witness.5;
foody Lewis, witness.*.51
reo. Johnson, witness.56
W. Dumas, witness.56
1. 1). Snowden, witness.5(
ionnan Janies, witness.50
11a Moore, witness.56
irthur Snowden, witness.50
State vs. Lula Grimes.
. R. oventhal, J. P
State vs. ('has. Carl.
State vs Lonnie Fitzgcr
. P. Lf venthjil, J. P
f. Vf. Davis, witness
State vs. Ellis Lowery
J. R. T oventhal, J. P.
1. W. Davis, witness.
State vs. Dink King
1. R. Loventhal, J. P/..
... 3.5
2.30
State vs. Tote Hall.
T. R. Loventhal, J. P.«.... 2.80
State vs. Emanuel Glason.
T. E [y-' entha1. J. I*. 250
E. O. Mnhony, Pros. AtLy.25.00
I. M. Wallace, sheriff.. .50
V. T. McKell, farm demen.vtr
inn for Jan. 1916. 83.33
II R. Jones, Const. State vs
Emanuel Gleason . 6 75
E. M. Simeson, labor and ma
terial at jail ..’. 7.20
W. C Creswelh J days ns bridge
commissioner and rail road fore 12.72
Emma Mack, leonine Ola An
dersen. pauper, 3 days, Jan.
1916 . 1.35
' r-h Miller, ketodnv Ola Co
ders* n from Jun. 8 toFeb. 3, 1916.15.00
W. G. Grace, Const., State vs
Louis Some. 13.55
Sundry Election Judges, Clerks li.iil
iffs and Commissions, Special Election
H id in El Dorado ar.d
ships lor Election of
!5, ISIS:
E. R. Smith..
K. Morgan ..
J. *Rop;ers .
'. H. Lee.
). C. Parks ..
S. Gushum .
1. G. Vinson .
I. M. 'Ferrell.
f. R. Thompson
V. S. Goodwin .
!. T Kenard..
I. W. Martin .
V. W. ArWrews.
H. Fletcher .. ..
'. Hatrtp Baker .
. A. Ingram .
. G. Pratt .
ohn Murphy .......
. E. Rowland.
7. W. Miles..
1. W. Goodwin .
\r. A. Newson .
V. H. Trail.
L S. Lawton..
l. M. Dunn.
(. S. Ramsey..
)on Murphy.
no. 3 >. Ainsworth . ..
un Wilkreson .
>r. — —- Givens ....,
’.. A. Hilton ..
G. Lake ..
• eo. S. Miles ........
Wesson Town
Constable, Jan.
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
.*. 1.50
. 1.60
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.5{
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. 1.50
. l.fH
. 1.5'
. 1.5;
. 1.51
. 1.5(
. 1.6i
. 1.5<
. 1.5'
. 1.5
.._ 1.5t
. 1.5f
. 1.50
)...
i.5o
...;. 4.00
. 4.o:
. 4.00
1 Dorado Lbr. Co., 4 loads of
ood at jail . 6.0'
'■if!;n Bras., coal furnished Co. 6C0'
v'. W. Morgan, bridge across 0
*ollar Slough ..600.0'
„ \ 7
State vs. Aimer Narfu! ^
’. K. Davis, J. P. 2.40
im Watson, Constable . 3.75
State vs. Will Henderson
r. P. Hamilton, J. P. 3,35
■V. D. Nelson, Const.6.6
Ildoralemfwv xz51 iff viigk cm cmfivj
1 Dorado Dry Goods Co., mdse
urnishecL pauper .11.5'
W. Garner, wit. State vs.* B.
Lewis . 3.0'
lowland Murphy, 1 days work
-•n Smackover bridge.... 1.50
.. E. Rowland, Co. Health oth
er, 15 days in Jany. 15)16.50.01
1. A. Moore, examining Oio An- -
lerson, insane .10.05
'urifoy <0; Mitchell, examining
drs. C: 'lie Shannon.. 10.00
l. G. M ifehellTexamining Craw
ord Miles, W. S. Burns arid
•I nroe Neal, insane .30.00
l. E. Rowland, Co. Hen'th Offii
er, Oct., Nov. and Dec, 1915.. 300.00
1. O. Niehus. Co. Health Officer *
'5 days in Jany. 1916.,.50.00
I.
P. M. Pinson, tt al. Holding Inquest
)ver Body oi' Ned Johnson, Deceased.
i*. M. Pinson. Coroner.p',.80
r. L. Hi)!. Juror . 1.00
M. Graves, juror. 1.00
H. Sullivan, juror. 1.00
Delone, juror . 1.00
I. L. Graves, juror). 1.00
'. A. Morrison, juif r... 1.00
0 T. Barnett, juror. 1.00
E. Barnett, jujdl ..1.00
Oavidgon, jurq^B. .. 1,00
’eOf Cra’. es, jur^R .. 1.00
'arrv P’ron. ju^W . 1.00
T. L. Smith, juror.). l.Ot
VV. L. Slade, witness...,.50
,im Burton, witness. .. „.GO
'so. Crews, witness. .50
tor-h Famous, witnes?'.50
Uiee Lynn, witness-*.50
raw JohnSor. witness.50
'ohn Hal!, witness ..5C
SL’-te vs. C. R. Virus
M. L ynolds, J. P. 1 00
L. Iltarin, Const.. 3.85
State .vs. Charlie Archie.
f. M. Reynolds. J. P.
rj. L. Hearin, Const....
4.0
4.0:
(. H. Neitaus, holding post
uortem over Ned Johnson....
<\ L. I luma? & Co. coal furnish
d at court house..'.....
»leo. D. Bernard & Co., supplies
or Circuit Clerk.
leo. D. Bernard & Co., mar
jage record for Co. Clerk.
democrat P. & L. Cjp, record
nd supplies ..
>emecrat P. & L. Co.. 81 jus
ice guides for Co. Clerk. . . .
31 Dorado D. G. Co.,’mdse for
riminals in jail .
’1 r»orado D. G. Co., mdge for
lunatics ...
;l Dorado Times, stationery for
o. d'lerk .
1 Dorado Times, printing one
.ridge notice, 4 times.
Taylor Miles Drug Co.,, drugs
’urnished county ..
V. N. Elkins, examining Jno.
ViHiam Btir.nett insane. .....
T. M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
has. Cord .
I. M Wallace, sheriff, advertis
ng Wesson Twp. election .. .
'. M. Wallace, sheriff, d 'iver
ng poll hooks Wesson 3Vwn
hin election ..
5 M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
Lula Grimes .
I. M. Wallace, sheriff, de'iver
'ng noil l ooks, El Dorado twp.
■lection ....
I. M Wallace, sheriff, ndvertis
•;ip El Dorado Two. election..
I. W. Wallace, sheriff, blank
bond purchased from Tribune
I. M. Wallace, sheriff, taking
Ora Anderson, insane, to asy
1 um .
1 M. Wh-d’.ace, sheriff, State vs.
Ellis T.owory.
’ M v/"Da‘ce shA'dff, State vs
Lonnie Fitzgeralds .
J. M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
'■'reen r -Uriel .... .
Clche Redoing Co., 50 gallons
cranh’to 1rant . • • •
1. A. Cobb, building hr:<4“-p a
"voss Lcnitre, Caledonia & Hills
boro rood .
T. Cobb, local Peg. for Reg.
Dist No. 621 ..
Patrick C Crains, lumber for
Nfrn:s bHdge on La nil e Creek..
Griffin Bros., team hire and
.....
Griffin Bros., coal furnished Un
ion County .
El Dorado Lbr. Co., lumber &
wood rnrn' -hed at jail.
Tinli n Lumber Co., furnished
W. E, P‘oner ter conrtv ....
Dixie Culvert & M tal Co., one
r'•'Cable rail .
■J M. 'Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
Dave Goss .
25.0.0
24.00
3.40
31.75
85.25
213.15
59.70
6.25
5.25
10.00
2.25
io.oa
1.95
2.00
2.00
1.95
2.00
2.00
2.p0
32.10
2.75
1.85
5.45
18.50
390.00
4.50
6.00
7.90
96.00
6.10
30,52
452 09
6.86
A
1 J. M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs.
Hormon Phillips . 8.70
I J. M. Wallace, sheriff, return
! ing Madison Johnson from asy
lum . 10.01
Nash & Tatum, 2537 ft. lumber
j or Boy fry bridge . 31.88
1 vV. F. Pratt, Const., State vs.
j Dtis Kyal . 5.15
I 1. L. Nabors, local Reg. for
Reg. Dist No. 6029 . 7.00
; W. G. Grace, Const., State vs.
I Alex Newman . 5.9,'
O. I). Barton & Sons, oil stove
end table for court house.... 7.81
] J. T. Ilogg, burying Lynn Mc
Mlroy, Feb. 1916 . 7.15
I l. L. Crain, material and labor
j li jail . 4.5(
State vs. Dave Goss.
r. H. Lee. J. f>.. 3.3f
Vfonroe Deason, witness.. .61
'ini Terrell, witness .. .. . .£
lid Kelley* witness .....'.5
hi. Yates, witness..L
J. A. Wright, witness... .
ewell.- Melton, witness .".
r. Pin ifoy, witness .......... ,5(
)r. Mitchell, witness .. r
i , -. *
| 7. W. Morgan, material >ir,d la-.
ior on Urbana bridge f. .. 100.9
V. W- Morgan, cutting road at
[ )o!laF Slough.; " 5.0
! r. M. Jinks, building bridges on
I i’hree Creeks at Britt’s O.d Mill
! .... . . . . 409.0
•.. •••»*•»•»•. • •*'/«/. /
| I. M. Poyan, local Reg. for Reg
Mat. N->. 6920 . 14.7
i leo. D. Bernard & Co., Sta.
' od supplies for Cir. Clk. 7.0
. A. Stewart, local Reg. for
leg. Dist. No. 6916 ..._ 10.5<
L H. Neibus, Co. Health officer
| or Febv. 1916 . 100.0'
r f. F. Mayfield, 'local Reg. for
teg.- Dist. No. 619 .......... 46'.2
D. Barton .& Sons, mdse, for
aupeVs . 17.4(
V. T. McKeil; farm Hern, for
’eby. 1916 83.3:
1 ^earl Carmical Canning Club,
an. and Feb 1916. 66.6'
l\ R. Crair, noil books for spec
'll election for constables, mar
riage bonds, Co. Clit., • Physf
iar s’ reports. Dr. Neihus and
bridge notice . .'. 17.5l
’. K. Crain, legal blanks for
. io. and Cir. Ob. and Sheriff. . 18.01
7. R. Crain bridge notices, el
ation proclamation, tax collect
or’s noti es and changes of the
equalization Ijoard . 52.0f
Frank Hill, boarding county
or.vict- while on road. 9S.2
D. R. Young, local Reg. for
Reg. Dist. No. 6925 . ll.Of
T L. Burnside, IFal »Reg. for
Reg. Dist. No. 6923 . 11.2’
Geo. D. Bernard & Co., dockets
>nd record for Cir. Clk.. 8p.7t
R. T. Goodwin, 1800 feet lijinber •
at* Chandle Bridge on Smack
over road. 21.6C
Meek Jolly, loedj Reg', for lteg.
Dist. No. 6926 ;.. 13.0
State ys. Charlie Archie
!. S. Canady., witness.......... .£(
'sl^s Kt id, witness .;. ,5f
. C. Kidd, witness....... .fif
--—.
State vs. C. R. Virus.
I " Ti. t w'hne^s. .. ..5(
! -Jesse Kidd, witness ........... ,f>f
Jesse J. Craig', fees as County '
Clerk, 4th quarter', 1915..’ 551.8.'
Claims Against Various Road Dis
triet of Cnion County.
Road District No. 4.
W. P. McCowep, wagon, teams
and driver . 72.0'
-V. P. McGqwen, sli,p, team and
driver . 63 0r
C.oJ Mitchell, team and driver 49.00
C. R. Wood, "1000 ft. lumber.. 11.00
eo. McKur.ey repair on grader S.th
W. P. MeGovven, freight and
material ..P<
W. P. McGowen, ov^rdeair.g'. . 27.00
Road District No. 3.
V W. Joiner, grader, team and
'river . 8.75
'. W. Joiner, Wagon, team and
1 river . 40.Of.
\. W. Joiner, slip, team and
iriver . 35.00
'V. M. M mford, work. 4.00
1 H. Joiner, work . 1 00
T. P. Williams, work. 3.00
\. W. Joiner, overseeing. 18.00
Road District No. 2
II. N. Fi’isby, wagon, team and
driver . 2J.0(
Jesse F. Frisky, work... 12.50
H. N.. Frisby, overseeing .... 9.00
Road District No. 6.
W. F. Pepper, wagon team and
driver .,,.. 28.00
Geo. Swdiey, overseeing.! 9.00
fee Cobb, overseeing .. i. 9.00
W. F. Pepper, overseeing .... 13.50
Read District No. 1.
F. F. Gregory* wagon, t^am and
’river .......... 108.00
3. F. Gregory, oversee’ng .... 40.50
Road District No. 8.
I*A. J. Irby, wagon, team and
(Iriver . 16.00
\. J. Irby, beam in road plow 1.50
\. J. T by, nails . .25*
A. J. Irby, overseeing... 6.00
Road District No. 13.
T. C. Goodwin, wagon, team
anti driver . . ..
Rowland Murphy, work.
’-Valter Murphy,.work.
T. C. Goodwin, overseeing....
Road Distriet No. 14.
Frank Hill, grader, team ar.d
driver .'..
Frank Kill, wagon, team and
it!'iver .r.
IF i.ry Ree’-es, work ..
W. A. Cook, overseeing.
■T. Yv. ?t rter, guarding pris....
Thos. Dumas, wagon, team and
driver ...
Griffin I,.os., wagon, team and
dri- er ..
[Griffin Bros, slip, team and driv
er .
Frank Hill, overseeing.
Road District No. 7,
' R Telford, wagon, team
driver .
.lack Meek, #.ip, team and
! er
Sam Meek, Work
Henrv Meraiows, work,
r.d McDonald. 1000 ft.
R. Teiforl
and
48.00
1.00
1.00
10.50
35.00
128.00
18.50
29 00
18.75
8.00
4.00
3.50
25.50
(50.00
52.ro
15.00
11.00
13.00
22.50
Hoad District No. 15.
J. W. Telford, wagon, team and
| ari'-er . . 16.00
| J. W. Teiford, overseeing. 7.50 ■
Hoad District No. 10.
i V. S. Morgan, wagon, team and
■ river ... 8.00 1
I .v\ S. Morgan, overseeing.... -1.50 j
Hoad District No. 9.
S >• O. Galbraith, wagon, team
i nd driver. 20.00 i
| b C. Galbraith, overseeing.. 7.50
Road District No. 5.
rordan Vines, overseeing. 3.00
Hoad District No. 14.
i. S. McWilliams & Sons, mdse
; oad Dist. No. 14. 29.45
Read District No. 8
S. McWilliams & Sons, mdse,
toad Dist. No. 8.
Rond District No. 4
1 S. McWilliams & Sons, mdse,
load Dist. No. 4 . ..;.
"'•use .1. Craig, County Clerk Fee^
from September 13 to December 6
! 1915:
I Hoad District No. 1. .
Hoad District No. 2. .
Road District No. 3.
i load District No. 4. .
j toad District No. 5..
.oad District No. 6. .
\ ’oad District No. 7. .
’oad Distinct No. 8. .
’oad District No. 9. .
toad District No. 10
| toad District No. 11.
| toad District No. 12. .
j load District No. 13. .
j Hoad District No. 14.
j load District No. 15
Road District No. 13.
i 5 C. Goodwin, wagon, team and
iriver .. 68.01
lowland Murphy, overseeing.. l.D
’arlos Henley, work. 1.06
T. P. Goodwin & Co., material 4.65
\ C. Goodwin, overseer. 34.50
Road District No. 14.
’-nnk Hill, grader team and
Iriver . 8.76
’rank Hill, wagon, team and
iriver . .:./. 164.00
'sank Hill, slip, team and driv
er. 31.50
V. A. Cook, overseeing. 28.50
1 W. Porter, guarding pris. . 16.25
El Dorado Lbr.-Co., lumber.. 21.95
W. W. Wood, repairing grader 5.00
Frank Hill, overseeing. ........ 31.50
. 7.It
. 12.21
.10.70
.....12.70
. 6.25
. 7.90
. 6.30
. 5.85
. 4.80
. 4.15
. 4.15
. 7.15
. 13.15
. 8.31
3.7i
12.0C !
Road District No. 4.
V. P. McGowen, wagon, team
'nd driver . 66.00
^ P. McGowen, slip, team and
iriver . 24.50
•V. P. McGowen, overseeing ... 22.50
Road District No. 2.
4. N. Frisby, wagon, team and
1 iriver .*... 24.00
1. N. Frisby, overseeing. 9.00
R«ad District No. 31
W. Joiner, wagon, team and
'river ... 36.00
A. W. Joiner, overseer. 13.60
Road District No. 6.
W. F. Pepper, wagon, team and
.iriver .. 20.00
VV. F. Pepper, overseeing. 7.50
1.
Road District No. 7.
Telford wagon, team and
-Iriver . 44man
ti. Telford, slip, team and driv- ^ w)
crank Briggs, work.. ••dr *s
R. Telford, overseeing. . --‘lam Howj
Road District >
J. Irby, grader, teai?00 ,n?
iriver .. Yf. .
\. J. Irby, wagon, team and
driver .
J. Irby, repairing grader.,
v. J. Irby, lumber and rails..
vV. R. Cottrell, 885 ft. lumber
V. J. Irby, overseeing........
78.76
4.00
3.00
1.70
11.32
16.50
Road District No. 10
W. S. Morgan, w&jjea, team and
driver . 28.00
3. F. Justiss, 2246 ft. logs'@
?5.00 per M .. 11.23
. M. Powledge. sawing 2246 ft.
'.umber <w $7.00 M. 15.72
>. b. Morgan, overseeing.... 12.00
Road District No. 12.
2. T. Darden, wagon, team and
driver . 36.00
f. T. Darden, overseer. 10.50
Road District No. 11
R. M. Gatlin, wagon, team and
iriver . 32.00
:i. M. Gatlin, overseeing. 16.60
Road District No. 3
A. W. Joiner, wagon, team and
iriver . 60.00
V. W. Joiner, slip, team and
iriver . 28.00
j F. Bra lighten, 400 ft. lumber. . 4.00
A. W. Joiner, overseer. 24.00
—
Road District No. 2.
*1. N. Fiisby, wagon, team and
I iriver .■.... . 40.00
I J. Vv. Tiliery, repairing slip.. .50
j H. N. Frisby, overseeing. 15.00
Road District No. 13.
T. C.*Goodwin, wagon, team and
iriver . 84.00
T. C. Goodwin, .* erseeing.... 32.25
Road District No. 4.
W. P. McGowen, wagon, team
and driver . 84.00
W. P. McGowen, slip, team and
driver . 73.50!
r rang Barden, team and driv
er .i. 31.50 1
W. W. Jackson, team and driver 22.75
Union Saw Mill Co., 1500 ft.
lumber .,. 21.00
A. A. Vestal, 275 ft. lumber. . 2.75
W. P. McGowen, overseeing.. 31.50
Road District No. 14.
Frank Hill, grader, team and
driver . 95.00
i Frank Hill, wagon, team and
J driver . 132.00
' Frank Hill, slip, team and driv
er . 31.50
W. A. Cook, work . 34.50
.J. W. Pc "ter, guarding pris.... 32.50
•k S. McWilliams & Sons, ma
teriel . 42.97
W. P. Goodwin & Co., material 10.85
Frank Hill, overseeing. 33.00
J
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Road District No. 10.
W. S. Morgan, grader, team and
driver . 61.25
VV . S. Morgan, wagon, team and
driver . 28.00
VV. S. Morgan, slip, team and
driver . 7.00
Earle Eastridge, work. 1.00
VV. S. Morgan, overseer. 21.00
Road District No. 6.
W. F. Pepper, wagon, team and
driver . 48.00
Fred Pepper, work. 2.00
Irvin Thomas, work. 6.00
Jim Pepper, work. 1.00
Hardwood Dimension Lbr. Co.
1635 feet lumber. 19.62
VV. F. Pepper, overseeing. 18.00
Road District No. 8.
A. J. Irby, grader, team and
Jriver . 96.25
A. J. Irby, wagon, team ami
driver . 24.00
A. J. Irby, slip, team anti driver 21.00
J. D. Jean, 15 lbs. nails. .65
\V. R. Cottrell, 420 ft. lumber.. 4.20
A. J. Irby 2 files.25
A. J. Irby, overseeing. 27.00
Road District No. 11.
R. M. Gatlin, wagon, team and
driver . 68.00
R. M. Gatlin, slip, team and
driver . 28.00
R. M. Gatlin, overseeing. 25.50
Road District No. 12.
I1. T. Darden, wagon, team and
jriver . 60.00«-'
O. A. Jackson, wagon, team and
jriver . 9.75
T. T. Darden, overseeing. 15.00
.STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County of Union.
I, Jesse J. Craig, County Clerk of
Union County, Arkansas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing
contain all the claims allowed by the,
County Judge of Union County at th^
January Term of the Union Counity
Court, 1916, against Union County
and the various Road Districts of said
county as appear of record in said
-ounty.
Witness my hand and official seal
this April the 13, 1916.
JESSE J. CRAIG.
By H. R. F. Goode, D. C.
(Seal.)
SEEMED LIKE HOME TO BIRD
Canary Finally Successful in Breaking
Into Jail, and May Serve a
Life Term.
Having been born in a prison cage,
it was only natural that a canary, re
gretting tbo breaking of home ties at
a moment when the floor was left
open, should pause in his recalcitrant
career when he saw the hundreds of
barred windows of the Tombs prison,
remarks the New York Herald. Ho
always had associated bars with a
well-filled seed dish.
This runaway canary had been try
ing for several days to break into jail,
mistaking it probably for a bird cage
—a jail bird -'w wwh ana um
er” at the penny coffea stand under
the Tom’s wall caught the hungry
and remorseful bird. John Crowley, a
turnkey, who had watched the little
fellot/' for days, gave the outcast 15
cr ho* for the bird and took him inside
i r prison.
y 1 There the canary was happy again.
'He flew about the cagcwalls. ate
greedily frem the bird seed dishes,
took a splashing bath in the bright
sunshine, and sang Joyously. The bars
made him feel at home, ar.d he may
serve a term for life there.
Admired American Inventions.
As far back as 187C some of the for
eign commissioner* to the Centennial
showed thoir keen appreciation of the
Importance of Invention and the ad
vantages derived by America from its
encouragement. One of the Swiss
commissioners said: "I am satisfied
from my knowledge that no people
have made in so short a time so many
useful inventions as the Americans,
and if today machinery apparently
does all the work, it nevertheless by
no means reduces the workman to a
machine. He uses a machine, it is
true, but he is always thinking about
some improvement to introduce into
it, and often his thoughts lead to fine
inventions or useful improvements.”
The reports to parliament of the Brit
ish commissioner said that "as re
gards extent of invention and ingenu
ity, the United States was far ahead
of other nations," and that “Judged
oy its results in benefiting the public,
both by stimulating inventors and by
giving a perseveringly practical turn
to their labors, tlie American patent
law must be admitted to ne the most
successful."
Jewish Farmers.
A few y^ars agN all the Jewish im
migrants m this country were crowded
together in city tenements. There are
still millions of them in he cities, but
ihey are going in great numbers to the
farms. When the Keel elation of Jew
ish Farmers of America,(Which was or*
ganized only five years .ago, recently
held its annual meeting there were
representatives from 61! local associa
tions in as many rural communities in
11 states.
Just a Weigh He Had.
"Say,1 queried the customer as he
sized up the ton of coal that, bad just
been (lumped in his cellar, “did your
ooss weigh that coal on anibuscado
scales?"
“Wot do you mean by ambuscade
seales? ’ asked the puzzled driver.
'Tnose ttiat lie in weight, explained
the freight paver.
Same Old Canine.
Little Willie.—Say, maw. have they
got a dog over at Deacon smiths!
Mamma-.Not tliat t Know of, dear;
but wnv do you ask?
tattle v\ iitie— cause when t was
over mere yesterday i heard .Mrs.
s ltn ten the cook to rush me growl*
oi us soon aa the coast was clear.