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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Death of Mrs. Mary Trussell.

The death of Mrs. Mary Trussell, wife of Eugene Trussell, which occurred at their home near Pocahontas this morn- ing has saddened the hearts of many people, both in Bessemer and Oxmoor district, where she was best known and had a wide circle of warm personal friends.
 Zach Taylor, well known saw mill man, and a woman of strong character, an earnest church worker and beloved by all who knew her.
 The funeral services will be tomor- row at o'clock from the family resi- dence interment at Pleasant Hill cem- etery by Jacobs & Son.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Shot By Reflected Lover.

Winston-Salem, N. O., August 3--Mary Ball, daughter of a prominent citizen of this place, was shot and mortaTYy wound ed last night by D. F. Tharpe, a young man Of Demmette, Surry county, as she was returning from church in company with her brother. The cause of the shooting is said to have been Miss Balls refusal to marry Tharpe The latter has been arrested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
WHEAT MARKET
 ON WILD RAMPAGE

New York, August S.-The largest pub lie buying. movement which has taken place in the local wheat market this season occurred today and the price jumped 2s4 cents per bushel under heavy buying orders in which the shorts par ticipated in a frantic effort to cover their contracts The buying movement was started by some advices concerning the condition of the crops in the northwest. Denial of these reports caused reactions near the close of the market, although final prices were 2A cents per bushel above the closing price on Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04

ed. They will be put In position by the troops after they arrive tomorrow. The object of this is to allow the volunteers to see what regular soldier has to do when he firsts gets to camp and what is expected of him. All the officers think this instruction will be quite beneficial to the Mississippians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Spirits Must Be Marked.

Washington, August 3.-The Attorney General has upheld the treasury in its view that packages of distilled spirits produced at distilleries not affected by restraining orders, must be marked in accordance with the regulations which took effect on July 1 last.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Big Print Shop Hurns.

Norfolk. Va. August 3.-Fire tonight destroyed the big printing establishment of John W. Cherry, Commerce street. the Hampton Roads Paper company, whole salers, and seriously damaging the onice of the Adams Express company The damage probably will total $S6,000 or $00- OO0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
School Board Meeting.

At meeting of the school board which was in session until about 12 o'clock. the following bids were opened:
 Plumbing and cement work necessary to perfect the sanitary system at the Clar- enden Avenue and the Roberts schools Long-Lewis Hardware Co.,, bid $252; O.. w Winn.
 Bids for painting the interior and ex- terior of the Clarendon Avenue and the Roberts schools: Chandler Paint and Wall Paper Co.,, $94S; Willis Hammond. s10O3; award. of contract was held up un til Thursday night, at which time the system of heating the buildings will be brought up.
 Bids for the construction of the new High school buildings: Southern Con struction Co.,, bid s34, ,079. GA; W. L. Coston & Co.,, bid $26.76l. These bids were for the specifications as they stood. not con sidering several small amounts that were to be added to or subtracted from on account of certain alterations that will or will not be made. Contract was award ed Coston & Co.,. a Bessemer concern.
 Bids for the plumbing in the new High school building: Long-Lews Hardware Co.,, bid $1224; o. w. Vim, bid s9S7; con- tract awarded to o. w. Vim.
 Mayor Rush was given authority to have the doors to the Clarendon Avenue and Roberts schools changed so as to open outwardly instead of inwardly as a precaution in case of fire, and to make such other small repairs as are found necessary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Salvation Army Musicale.

The musicale given by the Salvation army at Elks hall tonight was well at tended. Major and Mrs. White and Lieut.. Alice Sickman of Columbus, O., were present, as were also other off, cers of the Birmingham corps Prior to the entertainment an open air service was held on the street. Quite a near sum was realized.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04
Personal and General.

Simon White. a negro, was arrested this afternoon, charged with the larceny of pair of shoes from one of the con- tractors camps. He had the shoes in his possession. John Wesley, another negro, was also arrested today, charged with stealing a suit of clothes from par ties in Birmingham. He had the clothes on and was turned over to detective, who took him back to Birmingham. Mrs I. l.. Peebles, accompanied by her son Tom. is visiting another one or her sons, George A. Bancroft, at Brigh- ton.
 Miss Donald Scales of Birmingham Is visiting the family of the Rev. l. Q. Adams at Old Jonesboro
 E. L. Reid Is quite sick at the home or Mrs G. D. Mingea, who has just moved in the residence formerly occupied by E. L. Huey.
 Mrs N. l.. Beechman has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Grant vile. Ga.
 Mrs. Henry Waller and family, who have been in the north with relatives for the past month, have returned home.
 E. T. Shaw & Son, Undertakers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-04

E. T. Shaw & Son. Undertakers
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11

Mitchell & Clayton, Attys, for Execu-
tors.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11

18th, 1908.
To all persons having Or claiming any
interest in the land in the Lower Chi
wappa Land District Lee county.
You are hereby commanded to be and
appear before the Board of Supervis-
ors Office co lnty at the court house
thereof in the city of Tupelo, on We'd
nesday the 7th day of October 1908,
then and there to show cause if any
you can, why the petition filed with
said Board on the 5th day of August
1908 asking for a Bond issue in antici-
patton of a tax on said District amount
ing to Is cents per acre per annum for
the years 1908. -09-10 and 1911 and for
so cents per acre per mum for the
years 1912-13-14-15-16 and 1917 should
not be granted as asked for and an or
der passed. and entered by said board
for the issuance and sale of said Bonds
in accordance with said petition.
Given under my hand and seal this
the 10Th day Of August 1908.
NORBIN JONES, Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11
Notice To Creditors.

Executors notice to creditors of John
McGaughy, Deceased.
Letters testatmentary having been
granted on the 10th day of August, A..
D. 1908, by the ~chancery court of Lee
county, Mississippi, and the First Chan
cery District OF said State, to the un-
dersigned, upon the estate of John Nc
Gaughy, deceased, notice is hereby CIV
en- to all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same to the
clerk of said court for probate and reg
~istration according to law within one
year from this date, or they will be for
ever barred.
This the 25th day Of August A. D.
1908.
W. L. JoYNER.
Executors w. 0. McGAUGHEy.
L. c. FEEMSTER,
Mitchell & Clayton, Attys, for Execu-
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11
Nonresident Notice.
A OF MISSISSIPPI.

To Oliver Finnie Grocery Co., The
Day G Bailey Grocery Co., The Mem
phis Queensware Co., The National Re-
timing Co., The International Haryes-
ter Co., Marks & Fader, Memphis,
Tenn.
The Carleton Dry Goods Co., Harga-
dire McKitrich Dry Goods Co., Singer
Bros, The Ely Walker Dry Goods Co.,
The Courtney Shoe Co., Lewis Zukoski
Merct. Co.. Wohl South & Bloomberg,
The Simmons Hardware Co.. st. Louis,
Mo.
The National Paper Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Newton Tea & Spice Co., Frank
J. 1nger Buggy Co., Wyler Ackerland
Co., S. & H. Gilsey, Cincinatti, Ohio.
Walker Bros. & Co., The American
Coffee Co., May & Ellis, New Orleans.
La.
The Kalamazoo Corset Co. Kalama-
zoo, Michigan.
The Carter Dry Goods Co., Louisville,
KY.
The Lefebrure Ledger Co., Cedar
| Rapids, Iowa.
Marshall Field Dry Goods Co., The
Excelsior Supply Co, Swift & Co.
Chicago. Ill.
NJ. Micheal Bros, Star5s Uhelman
Saddlery Co., The Old Kentucky Man.
ufacturmg Co., Paducah. Ky.
The Cornelius Furniture Co., Cornell
ius, N. G.
d. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich.
Rouse Hempstone & Co., Baltimore,
Md.
Kohlman, & Co., Mobile, Ala.
McBee, Hambright Mfg. Co., Knox
vile. Tenn
D. w. Day, Hartsell, Ala.
Patton Black Mfg. Co jackson, Tenn
The Reliance Milling Co., Kenton
Tenn.
The Tennessee Coffin & Casket Co.
Chattanooga, Tenn. !.
The Hill Trunk CO., Nashville, Tenn
The King Stove & Range Co., Shelf
cid, Ala. Defendants
You are commanded to appear befor,
the Chancery Court of the county 0.
Lee, in said State on the third Monda,
of Septesnoec, A. d., 1908. to SHOW
cause if any they can Why the final &C
count and settlement of L. H Dabbs
Receiver in the Ease of Tupelo Fertili
ger Factory ct al against Guntowl
Mercantile Co. ct al should not be ap
proved and allowed as the same is nov
nled in this Court and said Receiver ii
nally discharged. wherein you are de
PENDANTS.
This 18th day of August A. D., 1870
NORBIN JONES, Clerk
Anderson & Long Sol's for Receiver
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11
lime Or FLAWS AZ
TUPELO.
FARM FOR SALE

A farm Of fine rich bottom, well i'm
proved, with dwelling, known as the
old Marler Homestead, located on the
Shannon and Nettleton Boulevard, two
miles east of Shannon, Miss. For any
particulars OF further information, adj
dress
r. NJ. MARLER,.
Lakeland, Fla.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11
To the Qualified Electors Of
Lee County.

When the Lee county School
Board met in July according te
law, they unanimously voted to
establish and Agricultural High
School for the purpose of instruc.
ting the white youths of the
county in theoretical and pract.
ical agriculture and such other
branches as the board of trus-
tees may direct. This was done
in compliance with a new law
passed by the last legislature.
This law provides that the
school board of each county may
establish one agricultural high
school in said county.
The law further provides that
the state shall furnish $1,000. 90
per year for the support Of said
school after it is established.
The law provides further that
the board at supervisors may levy
a tax to ESTABLISH aid maintain
said school no. u exceed two5
mills in any one year.
The law also provides that 20
per cent of the qualif.>u electors
petition the board Of supervisors
against said levy within 20 days
after such ]avy be made 10y said
board, theu said board Of Super
visors shall order an election and
let 90 peoplevote On the subject
q! . :. majority vote rules in said
ca. e. Our Lee county board
ha. agreed to levy zone half mill
at their regular September meet
ing to encourage the school above
mentioned. This letter is writ
ten that all Lee county people
may have an opportunity to ex-
press themselves for or against
said school.
This school is for the farmers
boys and girls. to train them in
the great life work before them
that they may be able to COM
pete mentally with trained boys
and girls of other professions.
The half mill levy will cost
only fifty cents for each $4,000 0
of taxable property in Lee county
The cost is only a trife COM
pared with the benefit to be de-
rived.
Now gentlemen, it is up to you
whether this school stands or
falls. have explained the law
and the action of BOTH The
school board and board of super
visors. If yon favor it, all right,
but if you oppose it, petition the
board of supervisors against it.
AS to it's location, that will be
decided Oct. 5th and all places
that want the school located in
their midst may compete for it
on the day above mentioned.
Respectfully submitted for the
careful consideration Of all Lee
county people.
| am sincerely yours,
E. P. CLAYTON,
Supt. of Education.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11

BARGAINS IN LAND SO acres
in river bottom Union Co., ITO acres
near here in Pontotoc, 720 acres Lafa-
yette, enough timber to pay for it.
Must sell at once. Write for terms and
prices.
VIM. M. AvENT.
Lafayette Springs.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11
:l1l@Q

Round trip to Atlantic City N. j. on
sale September 10th 18th and 18th good
until September 23rd. $34.s5 via the
Frisco
Round trip to Memphis account Tri
State Fair, Tickets on sale September
9th, to October 7th inclusive good un-
til October 8th. $3.40 round trip via
Frisco.
Round trip to Richmond, Va, $500
via Frisco on sale September 9Th, 7th,
9Th and 9th good until September 10th.
Through daily service Tupelo to Dem
yer and Colorado Springs via Frisco
reduced rates ON sale daily good until
October 31st. Don't fail to visit Col
orado this summer.
Homeseekers rates on sale every first
and third Tuesday of each month to all
points in Texas and Oklahoma good
Is days. Also to points in Missouri,
Arkansas, and New and Old Mexico.
For further particulars see
L w MCLEAN.
Ticket Agent Frisco.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-09-11

Both trains carry Observation Sleep
ing Cars and Reclining Chair Cars.
All trains into and out of Kansas City
use OIL-BURNlNG ENGINES, thus
eliminating smoke and cinders.
For further information as to sched-
ules, rates, ETC., ask
L w MCLEAN,
Ticket Agent Frisco. Tupelo, Miss
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-06
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

Copenhagen papers announce that
Ole Hansen, minister of agriculture,
will pay visit to the United States
in the near future. Apparently the
minister comes to the states for a
pleasure trip. but it is safe to assume
that his visit will mean a closer re-
lationship hereafter between the
Danish and American agriculturists.
Minister Hansen will be the first
Danish cabinet minister to visit the
United States-a fact which gives his
coming much significance. He is a
peasant by birth and a farmer by pro-
fesslon and has worked his way to the
front by the sheer force Of his char
acter and ability. He is a plain, un-
assuming man, who never acted as IL
be had risen above his original sta
tion III life. His countrymen in Amer
lea ought to be able to present him to
native born Americans with feelings of
genuine pride and he is surely worthy
representative of Denmark and the
government that he represents.
President Fallieres, accompanied by
Foreign Minister Pinchon. arrived at
Copenhagen week ago last Tuesday
with the battIeship "Verite," which
was escorted into the Copenhagen har-
Dor by Danish naval squadron. The
distinguished guests were met at the
landing BY King Frederick and men,
bers OF the royal family and were at
once escorted to Amalienborg palace,
Wnere an elaborate luncheon was
served. The French president contin
ued his journey to Stockholm the fol
lowing day.
MARION s. NOREILUs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-08-06

spending whatever time he has to
spare this summer.
Bernhard Osterman, the artist from
sodermanland, has just completed a
ll1e-slze portrait in oil of King Gustaf.
IN this portrait the king appears in
evening dress and carries the Seraphim
band.
fredr'k Westerberg has been ap-
pointed Swedish vice corsul in San
francisco, The Swedish-Americans of
San francisco have strongly endorsed
his appointment.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

II Wyatt Son, lumber furnished
drainage engineer W II Bell 1904
Chas Carter. assisting engineer
mare 2ls4
Joe tlemmng. assisting Engineer
mare US
Lutte Dunsworth assisting Engineer
Hare 900,
FL Anderson assisting Engineer
Hare ~
K H McWilliams. exc Lat. No. ,
sta. II to ~ ,ts, 8.
T. BORON. expense as Drainage
bridge inspector >, %
I. Foohey * Sons exc. main ditch
STA ~ 10 700 66l0 II
I. Foohey x Sons, exc. main ditch
sta. l. to SO and ~ feet 4os4 II
I G Weeks. cancelling Int coupons
and record work = IS1s
Kansas City Bridge company. part
payment on drainage bridges s3lIl
Boron services as drainage
bridge inspector IO2 50
Eben Allen. assisting Engineer
Hare q M
Geo d barnard & Co. tax and assess
ment books for drainage district 1000
LIS Radford, team and carriage for
Drainage commissioners 200
& Hare. services as Drainage En-
gineer t,oso
Bell. services as Drainage En-
gineer s-so
Weeks, cancelling Int coupons
and record work I6gs
Alex Malone, labor drainage bridge
approach 80
Geo seely, labor drainage bridge
approach so
G T Dugan. labor drainage bridge
approach 1900
T Foohey < Sons. exc main ditch
. sta 1884 to 1857 g4sz,
T Foohey & Sons. exc main ditch
sta 200 to 29s s4oq os
T Foohey & Sons, exc main ditch
sta IL to Il and 50 to7i 24so 90
T. B Boron. services and expenses
as Drainage bridge inspector s9o4
Kansas City bridge company. pay.
ment on drainage bridges 1877 90
K II McWilliams. exc Lat. No. ?.
sta II to 40 lass %
Elvin Utley. laying pile drainage
bridge No 10 900
Joe Medley. laying pile drainage
bridge No. 10 500
Jno chart, laying pile drainage
bridge No. 10 soc
Robt Smith. laying pile drainage
bridge No. 10 800
Jno Henson, laying pile drainage
bridge No. 10 200
Frank Swarens laying pile drainage
bridge No. 10 is so
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

: P Stoker laying tie :og drainage
bridge No. 10
4 , Harper, signing bond
Lon Smith. laying tile drainage
bridge No. 10
, W K Bell. commission on di>buySe-
ment~ oi drainage funds
K. {. bridge company. pant pay
ment on drainage bridges
D. b BORON. salary and expenses a
drainage bridge cummi>>iouvr
Hurley Lumber company. sewer
pipes tor drainage district
Cliff StephinSon, assisting engineer
Hare
K II McWilliams. exc on Miami
ditch. sta 0toIJ
I 6 Weeks, record work and regis
tering bonds
" Rrll. commission on drainage
disbursements
I Foohey X Sons. exc on main
ditch sta $50 Ia 50 4
Hurley Lumber Co. lumber furnish.
ed engineer Rare for district
nc. bridge COMFY. part payment
on drainage bridges
"a Weeks. cancelling Int. con-.
pon>
Samuel hyde, hauling tile To drain.
age bridge,
3 II Borron, salary and expenses A,
drairage bridge ,nspecto;
7 Foohey X Sons, exc on main
ditch sta S4eto ga
I foohey X Sons exc main ditch
sta $ to lOl and ~ fee,
A V wills 4 Sons, exc main ditch
sta 1924 10 inil aud toss T.
iOSl a
RI Mcwilliams, exc Miama Lat.
sta eOtu So
W hell, commission on drainage
disbursements
X I. bridge company, part pay. p
ment on drainage bridges |
An bell, services As drainage en-.
giueet
I roohey X Sons, Lat, No, }, ,ta
soto IS
Troohey X Sons, main ditch sta
tOi1 |
7 foohey X Sons main ditch sta
$50 to 400 and hS feet
" X bell, commission on drainage
disbursements
\ wills and Sons, main ditch ,ta
lOi- to iO1I $
l. b BORON, expense as drainage
bridge Inspector
l. b borron, services a, bridge in
Specto'
Hurley Lumber company, maiefia,
tor drainage district
b ! bowling, putting in tile ior di,
trict
K Harper one day coutt signing
drainage bond,
K II Mcwilllams, exc Lat. No. >, ,ta,
81 to so
RH Mcwilliams, exc Miami ditch
sta ~ tor /
Estes Smith, inspecting drainage
bridges, etc
A D hyde inspecting drainage brid.
ges, etc,
K + Harper, inspecting drainage
bridges, etc,
T. b. boron, salary aud expenses as
drainage bridge Inspector
X { bridge Co. part payment on
drainage bridges /
K Ii McwilliamS excavating lateral
No station s. 10 ~ /
X II Mcwilliams, excavating Miami
ditch station soto TO- :
T Foohey and Sons. excavating lat
eral No \ station so to so
7 II Foohey and Sons, excavating
main ditch station o to 5 and 7+to
~ 4
A V wills, excavating on nam
ditch station 90 10 80 s
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21
DISBURSEMENTS
Of
River Drainage District
Number One.

{ G Weeks, fees for record work % 81
K Harper, damages incurred by
| Lateral No. 2. 5000
| Geo ID Barnard < Co., bond register II 90
J g Hare, expenses as Asst Drain
| age engineer 100 90
K Harper, signing drainage bonds
and mileage 20
c g Weeks, signing, sealing bonds
and record work rs 20
| Lutte Dunsworth, assisting Engineer
Hare SIS so
Eben Allen assisting engineer Hare rs IS
Cliff Stephinson. assisting engineer
Hare 26 IS
H Hare services as Asst Drain
age engineer 1876 90
H Hare. expenses as Asst Drain
age engineer so 90
| K H McWilliams. excavating on
Lateral No. 2, sta. 0 to ~ 625 "a
Timothy Foohey & Sons. excavate.
ing on main ditch 22+5 II
Timothy Foohey & Sons. excavate-
ing on main ditch 973Il
Timothy Foohey & Sons. excavate-
ing from sta. 1877 to PIG 1872 II
Kansas City Bridge Co.. part pay
ment on Drainage bridges 1886 20
Eben Allen. assisting Engineer
Hare 80 90
Cliff Stephinson. assisting engineer
Hare ~ rs
J G Hare. services as assistant en-
gineer $50 90
G. C Weeks making assessment
books and extending taxes 1000
Harper. inspecting Drainage
bridges. etc II 20
A D Hyde. inspecting Drainage
bridges. etc. IL 20
Estes Smith. inspecting Drainage
bridges. etc. ~
c F Beard. waiting on Drainage
commissioners 400
f Boron. to pay freight on thing
for Drainage bridges 1s9 Fl
w R Bell. commission on Drainage
DISBURSEMENTS 141 81
Lutte Dunsworth. assisting engineer
Hare $500
E Boron. services as drainage
bridge inspector 90
J H Hare. services as assistant
drainage engineer SO 90
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

{ weeks. record Vork signing and
HN scaling bonds 90.
- ~ K bel. commission u- drainage
disbursement, To- IS
.,. RH Ncw;.iiam>. rNCavaiia. ,a;r,a.
w Sol station >Ito ), IS y
X q Ncui,iian>. eNCava;.ug lI;a,ui
=. lalc:J. station To- 10 IL "a =
ANw:,., and Sons. exCay1,iuG main
= G';Ch station iu>p 20 los AS -
Timothy Foollry and Sons eNcava;-
:ag aain ditch station luS To -. $40 %
Timothy Fuohcy and Sons eAcayai
$50 Ins main ditch, station - e. IL 1-5a -
l. p horrou. expenses a. drainage
zn bridge Inspector 1000
T. barron. services a. drainage
IN bridge Inspector 50 90
Gvo Rapp, chairman accouH, drain
u axe survey $50
Hvnrv Maxwell chairman account
so drainage survey 500
Ray ard "im>att making earth Ill
- drainage bridge No = 90
woods anal Thomas. hauling tile
o., aud.ahot drainage bridge No II 900
Kansas CitN bridge CO, pat,,a, pay.
". men, e., Ne drainage bridges 1sS-3
Sam HIDE chairman account
on drainage survey $50
Auheu, salary and expenses a,
no drainage engineer III 81
CT Weeks, tees ior record work = b
10 " bell. commission ON drainage
disbursements, Feb. i9nN - -
W bell commission on drainage
disbursements March lYu> $50
XII Ncw'liauis. tina, paymcu, on
- Lat No / including IL bet cent
retained fihS 20
\ Wills \ Nnu> exc man l'ich
Is >,a TON to ms lps< I "a uvJ cent solo 50
I fouhcy X Sons exc main ditch
~ sta llS-to 500 less - per cent -Sss >
I loohey \ Sons exc md,u ditch
le stlllNlIl less 10 per cent 522-O1
Kansas City bridge company. par.
az tia. payment Est No, y, drainage
bridges g'lt-
= !. b hotiuu. expenses A. drainage
bridge inspector Feb zoos R0l
5 boron, expenses a. drainage
bridge Inspector, March los la0Q
$ L Ayers expenses 10 ST lou,,
lutercNto u, District $500
- n NJ bail expenses L. ChcaGp
interest OF District c3CO
81 ( G weeks signing ana recording
bonds n.44
- ( 6 week, record work ,or district - 50
K L Harper cal, tor signing Drain.
s. age bond, 500
K p Harper, cal, tor sjgn,ng pra'u.
90 age bonds 500
X L uarpc, call tot signing ua,u.
~ az, bond, 500
RF harper, cal! 20, signing Drain.
% age bond, 500
--4.a,-,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21
DISBU EASEMENT OF RIVER
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NO. | INTEREST
FUND.

Mcdonald Mccoy < Co, 14N
interest coupons At 81 MO ~
Mcdonald. NcCov \ Co, 80
interest coupons At ST. 1850 90
Mcdonald Mccoy \ Co, l. IN
tereSt coupons At >l| $50 90
NcDonald-McCoy X Go, loo
interest coupons At 81 800 o.
Mcdonald Mccoy X co, 4oN
iu,eres, coupons at SIS 5000 0C
Mcdonald Mccoy < Go, - in'
tere>, coupons Al SIS 9OO o.
Mcdonald Mccoy x Co, - m
tereSt coupons at SIS 1859 o.
Mcdonald Mccoy \ Go, Is in
teres, coupons at 81 % 90
Total ih,050 90
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21
RECONCILIATION.

Statement Showing All Receipts Expenditures of River
Drainage District Number From January lst, to
April 50th. '0S Inclusive.