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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-15

now prevalent in certain quarters,
and are afraid of all the banks and
want to hoard something, hoard
your clearing house certificates,
and spend your greenbacks. Any
bank in this city will be glad to
receive your certificates on de-
post, or take them in payment of
any debt that may be due it, at
their face value. Nashville Ten
nessean.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-15
Public Sale.

/ will sell to the highest and best
bidder at my home, In District No. 2,
two miles west Of Woodland Mills, on
Thursday, Nov. q 1907. all my house.
hold and kitchen furniture, farming
implements, hogs, one mare and three
mules, cow and calf, wagon, etc.
Sale commences at O'Clock q. m.
A. II. EVANS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-15
For Good BARRIERS,
New Fixtures and
Best Accommodations
ALFRED DeDOWS Barber Shop.

Beckham Building Church Street next
door 10 telephone Office. Hot and cold
baths Everything neat and clean
TeIe ph one 322
The evening world., 1907-12-11

Fifteen nexroes were burned tn drath
IN a lodgeroom near Reforni, .Nls last
niEht when whites attacked the place.
Rnd i,ndis~ a number o, repeating
r,ne. and sl,otEs.ns. Aired the building,
The blacks wcrc pcnned in By the cons
tin,,ai shooting OF the whites and ,hoss
who Mere not Killed in Attempting 10
escape were roasted alive,
Near Gordo three negroes We're shot
to death Nflsn a posse OF wn!te mer
atlaeksd . iodserren $. far as aa'
t.e-n Earned the burning OF the other
lodScroo,n< WAS without fatalities.
Reports from the aftrsted districts
srs conflicting. owing 10 poory means
OF communication The ,yorible -tartet:
MonfiA, With the aires, OF Tom Lowe,
nesro. on charge OF stealing cnttoi.,
from MhiS Lowe: "a white planter, WItic
As also deputy sheriff
The remainder on tho dcatn oil we're
killed liz clashes with Hia Yhi'ts at
K different points III the county
BIRMINGHAM. Mi. Dec 1.-THE
x,lte men ~ Piekrns County. IN thr.
vicinity OF Gorlo. nearing reports thar
Negroes wcrc prepiriifS for an attack
iraiticd lohsr room aud secure ,hir-
teen .hotxiins whtct, werc !nndca With
h,.ckshot. Three hundred shells We're
conn~catei With the -sttatT4ias. irhc
leader OF the gang OF negroes said To
he getting ready for a Riot eFs ,rss'ort sd
10 have boarded q tralu for BirninE-
ham. Efforts have been made 10 have
hsn stoppsd and placed under arrest,
* MOBILE. Ala, Dee. llNews from
Alnbnna Is 10 The effect that the re-
-p9rts regarding trouble with negroes
near carrol,on, Pirkcns County, Ala,
Is greatly exaggerated. Only on. man
Il r.rca.d killed. AZ reported last might,
The evening world., 1907-12-11
TRACK
,FAv0RS RAC|NCAT
new ORLEANS
Weather Is Rather Cold for
Comfort of Patrons
of Course.
LONG RACE A FEATURE.
Fil1y Veslabella, Injured BY
Fall Tuesday, Had 10
Be DESTROYED.
LONG RACE A FEATURE.
,spceIal q rlae Evsalnr Marl.ll

fAIR GROUNDS RACE rR.,,.s
New onean>. La. Dess il,-tontinue,4
oo!d weather but an improved t,n.lt
were sef-vesi patrons here today. Th.
kvtns s~s good along the inner rail
a'h only in spots WAS it helyy enosFrl,
10 bother any bW those horse. that
are fued oniy ~ a. ,aste,oard track
Worknien We're bu-ily Al work n!gns
up the holes that casied 50 many no.
ctdeT,ts near The ha.t-mile pos, yes,er.
day. and warnings were given to the
3ock"ys. The nliy ve-tabeI~. wh,cb
wa. 30 badly hurt Internally yesterday
Was destroyed to-day.
WHIT Was meant 10 b. tho, clas. rice
OF the programme to-day wa. a
'sfid seventy ystr,ix raca. III dE.w -.
entrics-Alna Dufonr Best-rI,n. ~,
MortiboT. With Bes;criitn. r.tt,nr I'm
With slight p,iii in the weight. An
the other r.sce. allcd Na.l ana 1, -.
of them The aeid~ wer. dimes, ,,n -
the limit o' the track. With only th-,.,.
wlthdrawais out OF tire entire pro.
Sralnn'c, The .stit,.snarfes
FIRST RAGE
t'urn- SOP; four yeAloia. ana upsar, .
q. Starters weight Joek.vs. pe,.in..
ini..t5r is. ,@....,, 10, 10, Minasr II @si
frs-eoo'.r los McDaple! ,GiSs.
- iniv I, r. ~ Ma'abon '1Kiaiaesha III
Spt-r sS,p,t-r Nathaniel. Sheen. or-cI. Prince ~
inr and High Wiui al.l run
sTI.oSp % .f.r
!, nnr,e SO. n, two-rearoihs. i've ana hait
r,,st.s s,sris- Weight, Ieskr,- pyssns.
Ssssn... ss.ssf ,ss & Grrpsnier r,'ir ri 1sI
Time il.a.5 Convenient Hsis,/ Hot
and, MclauEr, sundais, Anna sanders Lava !.
trina. Blnnrhr Hamilton. Florence NJ syiyia
q and silNer Cup also ran
THIRD RACE
Pure 500, iwe-yea-,oli fiiil., .-,illas
fy- and hatf firiansr.
starrt> Weight. Jockey. betting
Mi.. prnn-y.- ioi pe!ahy i+5M $50
fhsFAii9 fina lias i rosn Mnan''in r,a. 'iSs Ms!s
Broom, i.ir,-rine. Esther Brown. Miss Mar.
Ioni. fcant Lexington Lady AMI Fr.ssteat
FoUHTII RACE
Purse stn, three. yaar old. and upward
starters. Weight. Jock.yk BETTING
Sifnn 8g..4. l,iT o ko,,rn.. i, u, -
I!s..srlins -. i1i x. fiskrnat. H,'gt = 4 4 III
Mgrtseor los. e lienr, ia.i & n.
riins -, No others startci
The evening world., 1907-12-11
ROOSEVELT SENDS
ENJOYS To SIFT
GOLDF|E.LD CASE
Neill, Murray ana Smith Leays
Washington After Confer
ence With President.

WASHINGTON. Dec II Assistant
secrcisry MurraS OF the department
OF Commerce and Labor chnri~s r.
Ncill. Commissioner OF Labor, and Her
bert Knox Smith, Commissioner .ot Cor.
pornuons, len Washington to-day for
GoldHeid, Scy., TO make thorough in.
vestisatlon OF the trouble between the
miners AMI mine operators a, that
place.
Secretary Murray and Commissions,
Smith made this announcement after a
conference with President Roo.eve,,
to-day.
no President il anxious 10 ascertat,,
tho exact conditions existing at Cola.
field lie has Eiyen TO the commt,s,o,
a letter Of lnstrnctlon which IN yer,
broad In its character and win cnahI,
the members 10 mike ANY such fnvc.-
,iga'ion Into afrairs as they may deter.
mine upon They ARE IN report 10 him
personally The letter also direct. MI
ciyil and military Authorities 10 ,,--
nisiithe commission with any Informn.
tton bearing npon the situation thai
they may POSSESS.
The following instruction Was sent 10
the commanding officer of the troops
raW nj Goldiieid to-day by order of the
President:
The troops are not sent 10 take thc
rart 81 either side in a purely Industrial
iispn'c, as long as II Is kept Within the
bounds at law and order. They are 10
b. ncitirr for nor against III. strikers
or the cmplog-9s-. They are to proven,
riot. violence aiM disorder, under ana IN
accordance with tile Constitution aud
the laws Of tile land. No man is Ia b.
:nterfcred With as long ms he conducts
himself a, peaceful and orderly man.
ncrs'
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, the State Superintendent Of Bank

In order To avoid another sensational
capture by she police and photogrnph-
Ing for Iii. Rpgucs Gallery stephen
BALDWIN attorney for The Jenkinses.
had arranged for their surrender in Tie
Dis,r.ct-Attorncy's once the moment
the Indictments We're fouAd The four
bankers we@e compelled to wait an hour
In nm antcroo!n o. the County Court
before Tho Grand Jury handed up the
indictments Then Mr.. Baldwin hurried
them into cour, and arraisned them
Elder Jenkins DARED,
John q. Jenkins the elder seemed
crushed and dazed ps IT'S prcdicnment
and leaned heavily on the arm of his
son Frank when he entered The court
room.
Mr. Baldwin. when his four client.
had stepped to the bar, waived the
reading OF the indictments and entered
plea OF no, guilty. with leave To
withdraw the. plea or demnr TO the
Indictment. lie requested that copies
same was done in the case OF both
set. OF Indictments
District-Ai, ney Clarke zen suggest
ed that The bnH he nxed a; 5000 In
the case OF John q. Jnnk!ns. Sr.. Hs he
had not been arrested before. In the
case or the sons. SAo.are undSr indIct-
men; FOR forgery and .:rana larceny.
Mr. Clarke said tIat s-,sui niutttup..
bail would serve.
JUDI DIke hxeil tho bail as the
Attorney Suseested and At
torney baldwin said that he would soon
have the bonds arranged for,
Charges OF Conspiracy.
The indictment for conspiracy asnpis.
John q, Jenkins. ar. John g. Jenkins.
jr.. and his brothers Frank and Fred
alleges that John G.. sr. az president
OF the williamsburg Trust Company
down 10 Nov s. 1895. Frank Jenkins, as
president OF that company from tina
date 10 TIE present time. John g.. jr..
as president OF The jenkins Trust Com
pany. and Fred jenkins. AS director
OF The Jenkins Trust Company. on or
ABOUT Jan. /. 1905 uia~tuliy eonspifed
porations OF which they were officers.
fnr themselves ana Tor other persons
nv methods and devices prohibited by
excess OF one. tenth " the capital stock
paid In,
In order TO carr, ont rhr conspiracy.
it IN nilexcd tAay. oDl,iHcI large sum,
oi ,ronry rs pretending tha. ne t9i,n3
nrnt ot FraDk and & q, jenkins
F'urlnerm9rn IL IN charged tItsy
,tonustuei on Seo.Aci jPare
The evening world., 1907-12-11
MURDER MYSTERY
in FINDING OF
SLAIN WOMAN
Bodya Found In Bed at Home
With Indications Of
Foul Play.

caH. ward of the White pain.
ro,lce station, ,his afternoon reported
thld!ns in her home, tho body ot Mary
Flanagan forty years old, OF one linn-
dted ard sixtsenth street and Barnos
avenue
/ Rloodstalns and rhe condition ., the
body indicated foul play. f-s
ti-ls captain rerort~d the case as MS,
pleious. and asked tn. Manhattan
police Tor corporation in investigating
The case
The Coroner, as we'll as rotice Head
Attorney have began an INQUIRY
The evening world., 1907-12-11
HUSBAND NOT NAMED
IN WILL BY HIS WIFE

NlNEoLA. l.. J.. pec Smith
sEyilnams, 4 retircd farmer ot Free
Mrt. is not mentioned In the VIII or
hA wife. Amada NJ WsA.ains which
was,tied III The snrroEatc's Court here
to-day M.rs Willt,ms dropped dead At
Aer home y freepor' ea Sov' last,
VI Her estate. 2wiiei cpnsists mostly OF
real rstnts, il valued al $500. Ex-
eept,ns The sum ~ 800 which is left
10 !, grandson Harold Williams. Who
lives in. Florida. lilo estate goes to thr
irSthtrix- son st,s a Wiiliniits ulio
Mas 4 llperS stable ip frerport The
win w,.S made h Aprl. lel There ~
ito explanation Why rifc hushand',
name IL omitted IN the document
The evening world., 1907-12-11
FAMILY
GOT S947 900 IN
LOANS FROM BANKS
Father and Sons Arrested on Indict-
ments Accusing Them OF Obtaining
Money Illegally From Williams
burg and Jenkins Trust Cos.

The entire jenkins family OF hnke-faihcr and three
tarraigne1 the County Court Brooklyn y and pleaded guilty
10 indictments charging thai they obtained $4,000 in Illegal loans
the Williamsburg jenkins Trust companies
There blanket indictment against John G. jenkins ST.
John g. jenkins Frank and Fred jenkins charging tey we're
guilty Of criminal conspiracy in lending themselves practically million
dollars eosos money and another charging and his
sons-Jon g., b and Frankwith perjury making statements
10 the State SUPERINTENDENT Of Banks.
The evening world., 1907-12-11
RAN
SPEED SCHEDULE
IN TRAIN WRECK
Motorman Rogers Had Only
Heard How Fast Electric
Motor Could Go.

The trial OF AlfreI II Smith. uce-
president and general manager Of the
New York Central. ,or manslansh,er In
ne second degree Mas rcsumcdrtp day
before Supreme Court Iasttce kellogg.
Tho defendant. nervousness WAS
mach more marked To-day team a; any
time since his trial commenced, lie
,lrs-rrd nt~ rsasr rrpnpcd. yellow nins
,aehc. adjusted Ills lie and twisted Ills
ruby and diamond rings lneessantiy ar
the pudEy faced. easy-soIng mo,orman
Rogers told nov he prepared to run the
BFewsters express on tho trip That
ended in tho catastrophe THAT cost
twcuty-thrce lives at tho Woodlaan
curve.
Mr, S!coil read to the Jury nj length
from the signal examination papers OF
the ccntrai's engineers. Ne also
ann'ed the reports on sie piys,sui hnd
ocular eSamonation OF Rogers He then
crossexamncd the motorman. e
No Questions Of Speed.
Rogers. you answered 2s2 uacstion,
did YOU notT7' ASKED alr Nieoll
Any questions aboi,t speed among
themF" 'in,erposea Assistant ptsuiet.
Attorney Smythr
Search Of the falitoals cateclsim
fnned 20 fevrai Rhythlug nearer 10 ,li%
tRaS general order 70
respect tie Stt4t ot IN travelling
public" Rogers taad iiaver ae sAld
handled ,itG contnoll7s oD i@o csapled
locomotives suca ~ formed ,ho metiSe
power for tii4 wfttzheli sF1lh,
i,psass said .tiat ne traAl, wsts iat
thira hc hid taAsn c'iI ftfa a',s -
ms -wrSck ne ati ruu de- oiaes tNo
trainS around tic W,e-tlyH ea;
the st,ne st,esd aS ne Hept Alhns iis.
BrfNstef's ESpfcss H. had rapsel
The evening world., 1907-12-11
Alabama Negroes in Plot Against
Whites Cornered in Blazing Lodge
and Either Roasted Alive or
Killed Trying to Escape.
OTHERS MEET DEATH IN
AN ATTACK BY POSSE.
War Starts in Pickens County When Black Man
Is Arrested for Stealing Cotton-Fight-
ing at Different Points and Some
Whites Wounded.

- MEMPHIS Tenn. Dec iiTwenyiyc nesroe dead i've
s many negroes wounded and five lodge
o.en which is progress Pckens County
Sbana adjoining Mississippi This reached here il special
Idespach Columbus, Miss.
Owing the discovery plot BY 10 rise against the
whites of The county every danger This plot carried
by society which had lodge in sections
Pnkens County
The evening world., 1907-12-11

ENANs' ALE is A REAL HELr 10 Per.
sons suffering from fatigue o. iAnStor. e.
The evening world., 1907-12-11
slxTY-FlFTH SCORE (uNoFFiclAL).
Over the Race.

Tho leaders behind
~ is@ and about 'mie. behind .
The evening world., 1907-12-11
,ceauH'ted on seosad PaseJ


horden's pure tiMid milk Is fresh
seaird I'M Iha country. thereby pre-
Venting any nossibio contamination
from exposure during the period 6s
trnnsports, ,Icn silsi delivery 10 the con.
sumnr Border milk products h.---'
sspod mrs. for ntty ears. ~
The evening world., 1907-12-11

anon' and Breton lost another lap n
a.os. putting them four laps behind IN.
leaders, All afternoon the race was on,
settles ofsspnrts. and the crowd was kept
on It's toes ,hroushou, the day. Th.
race TO date Is undoubtedly the bcs, In
The history of the gr4Iids.
AT 3.25 Breton and Vanpnil o.t nm.
Other lap, three In all since go p. ",
putting them six laps behind tho ,radcrs.
Srrbs and Nanderstuyft and Georrct
and Dupre were tho four leading tcans
up 10 the tir,o OF the sudden start by
Moran and Rutt. They are now .i.A
for ascond place. one Ian behind the
leaders along with ta.ne other team,
Logan and BaraEast. Downing and
Downey' and Gavin ;s.la Wiley.
The unusun. shifting OF positions way
due TO rn uniookedtor squirt BY both
Moran and Stol shorty before : clock.
isnis wss planned aaT!s. 4. ,hn day In
tho -Fogirr camp. hut Rntt was
on the alert and the American comoins
could not ttrr him. Ru,t stuck 10
Moran. and when tho Bostoi, rider
gained lap tile German gained ons
too. During the sprint or when Krebs
was ABOUT 70 be tapped 10 ,unibisd
from his wheel Ordinarily this would
k.ll all attempt a ap-sainins, ba, In ,hs
opinion OF Tile referata krebs wns wholly
and entirely ar fault and was penal
ICED lap, lie would hago been Tapped
outright ~ another ten seconds anyhow
krebs Enters Protest.
Floyd lirebs. who los, 4 lap. protested
The ruling or tho referee. llisrsbs fall
when he VAS Just about 10 be Ii ppsd.
anp i Is question whether or not the
tan lras purposply arranged. The rule
on this polntTnuts the matter nj the dis
crot2a OF ,ts n. g. a. oficlal 4n charge.
hrus,s oen!si tlat TO fell purpoasIy.
but ne Openly charged. tina, the tire OF
his wtise had been tainpered witee
itrcss Is .1Aigains ever ,,le loss 0. the
lap.
lie blaaes liutt III measure. acclar-
inr that the ieFman fQtI,ei him Nnile
toundlng tlie SiahIsoD ayN.tue turn.
'rb.ge wrtr FtaDFs li;l; M. and his
pastiiaE Naalrfs RI Epull ouit, but
tfrr j. ~ gppd.,sl9a t9t IL
t'a3e tSt iassi 20 allow
Itlrs4s ptttiest fs.is 3l,iit t;is dcci-
3ial u fhs me ~ se oalv after
tGofags5l dribrra,iou sRtl Wasn ones
riade AVE iltial. frnr ksss-Ys pnints
krebs WAS IN no wss:state- /
1 :. . +
The evening world., 1907-12-11
81 ACTORS INDICTED
FOR SUNDAY PLAYING.

l>ANSAs City Mo- I3,ss, 4 i-FlftS
aatea arars and actresses wore III
.si,tti beri to-day ,6'r vlhasiits Is
!4@ ,,st SpIi.fy agai8>t NnrFlns nt
3lim fbtY nlrss laey arp@N n geri
}Nis nEie@n6n ard Ft9e bnnd ths Ni.l
ps arrsstetl
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y
After putting Of the leading practically out Of The rnnins
during furious sprint this afternoon Foger and planned to out
vii Rut and Stol the German team left tied them for the lead
In the most exciting sprint of the sxday at the Garden four
teams lost laps this aoon-Kres and Nanderst one Georp.t
and Du Lawson and Mcdonald one and Breton and vanon
two The result OF all that only teams Moran and Fop,.
and Rut and Sto are tied for the lead making race an international
affair between America and Germany
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10
To My Fellow Citizens Of CalcaSieu
Parish:

In making my announcement as a
candidate before the democratic pri-
marieS for the Office of sheriff, | feel
that few plain words from me, whose
entire life has been spent in close con-
I tact with the people, will be appropri-
ate.
/ While fully appreciate the great
Importance of the Office to which |
aspire, at the same time, | have that
confidence in myself, coming from
long wears Of experience IL capacities
very similar, that juStifes thu oellel
of many friends that the position ol
sheriff, if intruSted to my hands, will
be filled with eXactnesS, diligence,
honesty and honor.
To be the sheriff of the imperial
parish of Calcasieu is no empty hon
or, nor to him who would fill the yari-
GUS duties as the people demand they
should be filled is no sinicure. yield
to no man in my knowledge of the
parish aud the varied types of the pop
ulation within its borders. If | am
selected as your sheriff, you may rest
assured that from the day | take my
oath of Office, to that other day when
| resign my commission into your
bands that gave it, | and alone. will
be sheriff of Calcasieu parish.
| fully realize the Importance of
competent deputies, and it will be my
aim to secure the very best from among
our citizenship. These places will be
filled by selecting the best, without re-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10

gard TO city or country, and once Sc
lected, shall expect and demand from
them the same zeal and energy | shall
myself display.
knowing that as long as the evil
passions of men are alive, so long will
crimes be committed, | do not say that
if am elected "crimes shall cease,
but | do say, most sincerely and hon
estlv, that he who commits breach
of the laws, will be followed Getermin-
eddy and relentleSSly until he answers
before court of justice for the otfense
of which he is charged. In this con-
nectiOn, shall be watchful of the con.
duct of my deputies and will gener-
:" sly reward every prompt discharge
of dutv in the service of the state and
parish.
The tax collecting debartneps Will
be most carefully admini,teFed and
every precaution will be used to pre-:
vent errors which may result in sales
that may affect titles. Under the
present efficient system there is but lit
tie excuse for these mistakes.
In conclusion, will say, you must
Judge the future by the past. aud nv
past life has been an open book. If
you make me your sheriff, every mo-
ment of my life in office will be devot-
ed to your service, and to this end |
earnestly and respectfully solicit your
support. Yours very truly,
Lem. &. Dees.
L. S. Flour 81. 10 per sack at d an
iels.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10
eHRlSH0LM GUILTY.
Defau!ting Cashier Of Birmingham
Given six Years in Penitentiary.

Birmingham, Ala, May I. Alex
Chrisholm, the defaulting teller. who
took 500, 600 from the First National
Bank, was found guilty today and was
sentenced to six years in the Atlanta
Observation-Disclosures Press.
Let's see; That is about ST, 900 per
wear. If he had stolen horse worth
$40 he would have gotten twenty years.
Verify there is truth in the old saw
that Justice is Blind. y Ed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10
Total So. 272. rs
Notice..

| have one stray steer about two
and one-halt years old in my herd of
cattle. He has been here for the past
two years. Color, red and white. He
has no brand. Owner can have
same by proving property and settling
expenses and removing same from my
herd. Treville Lognion,
Seven miles southeast of Welsh.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10

p. w. Daniels has adj
ded a fresh meat DEPART
ment 10 his store and So
licits a share of your pat
rOnage.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10
STATEMENT OF WELSH SCHOOL FUND.
Showing Receipts and Disbursements
During Past Two YearS.-SchOOl
Fund Has Over 81, 200 to
its Credit.

The following report of the collec-
tiOns and expenditures of the funds
will be of interest to every tax payer
and every patron of the schools. Sew
eral important features will be noticed
in this report First that the Welsh
school fund has over $l,700 to its
credit. Second, that the parish has
paid into the city funds $500 as tuition
for the outside pupils attending
school here during the past seven
months. Third, that receipts for the
school fund was Sl44 greater for the
eleven months ending May >, 1907 than
for the entire year ending June |, 1906.
Welsh, La, May 8, 1907.
TO the Hon. Mayor and Board Of
Trustees, Welsh. La:
| herewith enclose statement of the
school account, collections and dis
burSements, from June 3, 1905 to May
3, 1907, and also statement from the
parish treasurer, showing amounts
credited to our Welsh school fund,
and disbursements to May 6, 1907:
June 3, 1905, amount school fund on
hand in town treasury as per report
of finance committee. ......S 81 A
Collections June 3, '05 to June
L, 10 l,Ol0.0O
Collections from June |, '06 to
May 3, '0T..................l,7 59.6l
Total $3,752.7l
RENTED to parish treasurer
March =, '06. ..........$ 1000. 90
RENTED to parish treasurer
December IA, '06........... 529. 90
RENTED to parish treasurer
January ,, '07 ........... 10000
RENTED to parish treasurer
March I, 'O1............... 10000
Collectors commission of 1
per cent on the 1906 and
1907 collections .......... 1902
Balance on hand in town
treasurer May 3, '07.... l.0S7.79
Total $3,722.7l
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-10

Parish Treasurer's Report.
Statement of Welsh school account
from July /, 1906 to May e. 1907.
Receipts.