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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
0RAT0RY ORDER
OF THE WEEK IN CONGRESS-

Wash4ngtou. u c.. March 2N-Th,
activities of congress during the pres
eut week win be confined almost eN-
clusivelv Co the consideration of the
Payne bin in general debate. The
scnate Will not be in position to take
up the bin until 1t is passed by the
house. but the senat committee on
finance will continue consideration of
the various schedules OF the measure
Opinions differ as e how long the
discussion of the tariff BIN 10y tho
house may continue under the order
OF general debate. but most members
predict that the end will be reached
"Wednesday
The house leaders are not quite as
survd of the ACCESSIBILITY of permitting
opportunities To amend the bill. and
{ now seems probable that general
VIII Dee continued uutil thsy can
each sure footing ON that point
.ightN-fiNc members desire 10 speak
inder thu present order.
The senate tomorrow viii adjourn
Until Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
HARTMAN ADVISES
LAW TO PERMIT
Rail- MERGERS


Reno. New. March 2S-Whon he
stopped from MS private cnr nj me
Southern partffp railroad Yards ot
Reno today AIR = II Hartman N
FIRST declined 10 ba interviewed AM
@rccoenizinr tho managing editor az
the Nevada state Journal as some
ION, ,ylth whom be haa = sliobt I'll
1uaintanco i'm Now york Citv som.
ago hc.. became most cordial
Turntnn +, His ntnr1t.,, a. I,n aaTat'
'What do vou want me- IL taIf
nboifT7'
"Raf1vay matters was the 10
rpouse
"What i'm p-articn1nrea was mo
question from Mr. Hartman
Gwen mo nroute ~ Nnt,1a a,1
the s%urroundinp country nrn snn,p-
What nuitntnd ot tho nreeont t,,a
INA traffic rttcs ana We unnfd.
iikc tn hear from, Won,
Qufck as a flash eninr tb. r,il,o
inr from AIR Hartman
"It Is played ont. il ts playod ONT
n b. MAST ana rnna II vi, ,,a@
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29

In this issue of the journal appears
the largest advertisement OF shoes
which was Yer inserted in Il series
of leading American newspapers. This
Is the big tWo-page advertisement or
Peters shoe Co, Of st. Louis, who
selected the Journal as one of the
sixty leading daily papers Of the Uni
ted states in which this al is appear
ing. This advertisement is nOtcWor-
tiny for something more than its size,
however. II shows thc development
of q great m~dustry-Of its growth
fr@4l me small factory TO a esaoup or
great manufacturing plants; from two
hundred thousand dollars capital to
'r~~ millions. from ~rTt statesmen to
one hundred and eight, all in a few
years. In addition to all this it tells
a story that is interesting TO every
one who wears shoes. and to every
business man as wcn-the story OF
specialization.
In the Peters shoe COS plan every.
separate grade of shdo tx made in a
SCI attte plant under % separate spec
ialty superintendent, The fine dress
shoes afro made in fine dress shoe fac
tories. the medium or everyday shoes
are likewise made in speciality plants
the sumo is true Of the heavy work
shoes and the childrcn's shoes. 4
great group of buildings has been
erected, covering acres Of floor space,
and turning out thousands of pairs OF
shoes per day, all operated under this
perfect plan, IT is a simple matter
the student of economies to sec
with a central purchasing de
partncnt buying, asserting and grad
ing AN the material entering into the
Of a shoe, and distribut-
Ing these materials to a series or
each operated as a separate
md distinct institution. waste Is clim-
mated. absolute uniformity of product
IS secured. ana shoes Of the highest
standard ln each separate grade can
made ANA sold for the lowest posi-
pie price. These are ideal conditions,
which show the tendency in the de
Of the shoe trade Of the
ountiy.
IL is % far cry from the village
of a generation ago who
an parts of an kinds of shoes
n his little shop, Ia the great i~nstitu-
of the Peters shoe CO.. where inn
lense factories are devoted each To
S production of one kind OF shoe and i.
shows i'm am impressive way h re- |
iarkable extent To which spccializa- |
on has been developed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
THIRTY THOUSAND
ACRES Of GRANT
MAY Be SOLO
GOVERNMENT MAY BUY
PORTION OF ARMENDARl
Conference Here Yesterday
Likely to Result in immediate.
Construction Of Great Pro-
ject at EngIe,

AS the result or a conference az The
Alvarado hotel yesterday between j.
c. Hill. supervising engineer Of the
southern district. w NJ. Reed. dis
trict engineer, and G. S. Whitbeek,
special attorney of the United states
reclamation service, ana II. A, Jastro,
the principal owner Of the immense
Armendaris land grant, in Socorrb
and Sierra counties, il is probable
that the government VIII purchase
about thirty thousand acres Of tho
grant, and hat Immediate rrstiinp-
tion OF work on the Engle dam VIII
follow the completion Of the deal
The result OF the conference be-
tween MIR. Jastro and the reclamation
officials was not made public Ncster-
day. The matter, however, was gone
over thoroughly ana the result OF the
meeting viii be submitted TO the sec
rotary of the interior.
According to District Engineer
Reed. the thirty thousand acres OF
land owned by MIR. Jastro mud his MS
sociatcs are needed by the govern
mcnt for reservoir, dam and railroad
purposes. for the proper carrying ont
OF tho great Elephant Butte project
In the event the deal for the par
NfAi1' VI ~ iAiAA 80 WON - Nf'
practically mean that one of the big
gest obstacles 10 the furthernnce OF
the work on the Engle dam viii have
been removed ana immediate rrsump-
ton Of Construction work on the ST.
000,0 project viii follow.
The A%rmendaris land matter. nnd
several other minor details have been
holding up construction work on tn
EngIe project" said Mr.. Reed. to "a
Afprutny 11prYu1 r,BWtu4ntgfINf 'Unl
for some time past We have been
working only about one hundred and
twenty five men at the dam inst na
soon as the result of the conference
between MIR. Jastro ana the rtclamu
ton officials is known d~efiu>lclN and
has been approved we intend to
double the force several times aud
rush tho work as~ rapidly as poasi
bic"
Speaking OF the various government
reclamation projects In New Mexico
under his charge. MI Red Who'll
makes his headquarters nt carlsbad
said that the Hondo project had been
completed. but as there was "A seorcitv
of water -this-- year La. u0ssih!ities
could not be put 20 q test Thp Carle-
bad, project, however. which was only
recently completed, "a one ar the most
successful projects Ia tie west, hofh
reservoirs being fun. ana furnishing
plenty of water for the twenty thou-
sand acres Of land under il.
According TO Mr.. Reed, fifteen to
seventeen thousand aCrcs ln tho Nl
clnity Of the project VIII hc cult
waited this year. two thousand acres of
winter oats being n of the principal
OF the showing made.
'Tho winter oats are looking fine
MS any | ever saw out doors said
Reed. The ~Osper arc good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
DEATH CLAIMS GOV.
COSGROVE



Paso liohlcs, cal, March rs -tsoN-
rrnor Samuel q CosgroNc. of Wash
ingtou. dicd hcre suddenly Mt $3.50
O'Clock this morning from chronic
nright'a dlsolso Although inc gov
ornor hld been i'm poor health for
some months prior 10 his election last
November, the strain ana work or the
campaign Weakened HIM considerably
and he came to p3so Rohlcs HOT
Springs carlN IN |1auuuty to recupcr
ate Slowly but surely tne mineral
baths aud waters of inc springs no.
lioNci his condition and ho gradually
became stronger
Tie felt SO much improved that h,
ttsNrd Che journey 90 olympia SEVERAL
wroks % to Doe inauEuratcd COVER
nor OF Washington and take tho oath
of office, returning almost immediate
lN o. lasp Robes This trip proved
much for his strength and since
return here his condition hat
gradually grown worse.
onlv "a few hours before his death |
le seemed 90 feet somewhat bcttol |
tgain aud remarked that ne hoped O.
hc anlD % return TO Washington
md tnte up his duties as governor.
Ihr body accompanied by Mrs
'ossrote Viii go north tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
FRlGHTFUL REVENGE
OF CRAZY RANCHMAN

paNeca. Mexico. March lS Hang
ing his enemy 20 IL tree hy his Thumbs
aud hen Kidding the body with hul-
lets, was the revenge of AN insane
ranch hand in tho Seimatlan district
on an oversetr FOR fnucicd wrongs
The overseer, Juan pedrozt. left
the ranch house for an all-day hunt
and his body was found next morning
hanging l~ifelcss from "a tree. The
night before the grucsomo lind the
ranch hand returned Go mis- quarters
and committed suicide hy cutting Dds
throat with a kitchen knife.
Near the body of the oNcrseor Ncrc
found q knife and several articles De-
longing TO the crazy Na0uero
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
Old Mexico Land and
'e1vuHfzati0n Co...

32i W. Gold Ave, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
u. q. IIAuN. Mgr.
General Western Agents for the
Mexico international Land Company
of Kansas City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
LAND
LAND
Mexico Lands

Here is a chance to obtain in small
tracts ana at low prices. on long and
favorable terms, some of the richest
land on the continent today. over
1905 600 acres already sold to Ameri-
can and German eolonists. WHY NOT
INVESTIGATE? This land lies in the
tropics of Mexico along the National
Tohuantepec railroad, less than 100
miles from the Atlantic or Pacific
oceans, mt an elevation of 600 feet:
sea breeze blowing, abund-
ance of rainfall, no irrigation; land
well drained, no frosts; no billiards:
cheap labor, ana a climate more equal
than that of California; location ex-
cccdingly healthful, land covered with
timber. including all the precious
.hardWoodsi the markets of the
WORLD at your door. Cheap trans
|portation facilities both by rail and
water. WE HAVE THE LAND. LET
Us SHOW IT TO YOU. PERSONAL
~ CONDUCTED EXCURSION
LEAVES ALBUQUERQUE WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL It'll, RIGHT OH
\ PULLMAN CAR ONTO THE
LANDS"
For further Information, call or adj
I S.ttc~ ZEE. -eN. IL. ..ssa ~a+4~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
SCOTS Emulsion

clothes the nerves and
muscles with warm fat, fills
the veins with rich blood.
1t makes children rugged
and hardy and fearless of
the cold. 1t fills the whole
body with warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain 4 pound ! day while
taking it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
RUEF'S ATTORNEY IS
TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY
Prominent San FranciScanS Ar
rested in Connection With
Theft Of Official Papers in
Bribery Graft Case,

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
san Francisco, March - Follow
Ing the sensational developments in
the bribery graft cases yesterday
brought about by the arrest q. three
United Railroad officials and five
other persons in connection with the
lilcged thcft Of jury lists, data con
corning vcniromen ana similar papers
from the office Of The district attor-
neY and that of william j. Burns.
who heads the detective force of the
prosecution. Frank j Murphy. asso-
ciatc counsel for Abraham ltucf dur
ing tho trial of the former political
boss was taken into custody today.
The others arrested are william
Nbbott, assistant general counsel for
the United Railroads. Joseph II.
Handlon. claims agent for the rail-
road company; Luther Brown. head Of
The railroad detectives; X. N. Hand
Ion, private secretary to william
Burns: AL Mckinley. declared to be
way. William r.. COrbin. said to be
- former agent for Rucf; jeremiah
Van Wormer, a railroad detective. and
~. A. Plat. who is attached to the
district attorneys office.
Abbott and Murphy are charged
with receiving stolen goods and all
The others with grand larceny. Hand
Ion, Brown, Abbott and Murphy have
been released on bail provided by an
agent of the railroad companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR IA GRIPPE

Ia grlppe coughs arc dangerous as
thoy frequently develop into pneumo-
nia. Foley's Honey ana Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs 50 that no SER
ious results need be feared. The gen
uinc Folcy's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. j. Ii.
O'Rielly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29

send This alVrriis-mcrf. together wah name Of
rsp<r in which IL arreafk ,orr address and four
cents 20 cover r,s.lrr. AMI ~ win scn1 you ,
Complete Hands Aias ofthc Ncril' = e.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE s0D Pearl street. Ne,s YerI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-29

No other medicine for womans ills has any such professional endor
Prescription has received, in the unqualified recommendation of ea
scores of leading medical men of all the schools Of practice. Is su
of your consideration /? Is it not a significant fact too that
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11

fore not deemed a disposal plant
necessary.
1t will be necessary before lay
ing sewers to have some of your
street lines rerun as [ find that
several Of the surveys overlap
and it has been impossible to
complete a correct map.
This question as well as many
other details will not be found
burdensome when You are ready
to have complete plans made
with their accompanying details.
In submitting this report my
endeavor has been to give you a
safe basis upon which to present
the question of the advisabiliry
of these two much needed public
improvements.
trust that you viii appreciate
that it is not intended to give
the final details as these must
be worked out later with your
help and advice as to ocal wish
es and needs. If there is any
further data which you may de-
sire | shall be glad to cooperate
with you.
Thanking you for your many
and several curteousies.
Respectfully submitted.
W, f. Wilcox.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
Proceedings of Board of
Supervisors
November Term 1909.

The Board met in regular ses-
sion with all members and Off
GERS present. The session was
opened by prorlamation and pro-
ceeded to business as follows:
1t Is ordered that the following
allowances be made:
- MaXeE, sundrles as per acct
on HE . %
/ Is Devices, making copies Of
land and personal rolls 800 90
+ Is Devices, making copies OF IL.
Il. assessment oo0
Nesh"ba Democrat, pu0Ilc PRINT
my l3 -
) Il MaJnre, lumber, nails and
repairing bridge IL 10
W a Daniels. building bridge,
lumber and nails l6 80
Z = k~a, work on road i3 ~.
W M moody, same 20 W
Z ii Hnmphrles, same II Al
j ID Cox, cost IN state cases III 90
B + Stewart, Jr., work on road
II %
y "A Crawford repairing bridge
II %
Is + Stewart, causWays % oo
Is Devices. postage Tor Oct. L 81
Lowry Bros, lumber ii SO
Il W Pilgrim, work on road 81 50
l. M fitzpatrick. lumber | 90
a l. Byars, Keeping paupers ii 30
= l. Mutt. sundries as per acct on
HE 70
"A l. Oyafs, WORK on road 8 20
w W alker, same ~ ~
" walker, repairing bridge
. w
" T. fl'grlm. work on road > 20
Jim honSFoh' repairing bridge
ana haIls b 10
j a smith, work on road, ~ oO
Lee Fulton, lumber and causWays
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11

the said John Atkins was un-
able to do such labor as is re-
qulred in working the public
roads, it is ordered that the said
John Adkins he and he is here
by relieved from paying IA road
tax.
1t appearing to the Board that
W NJ Stewart was erroneously
assessed with $500 90 loaned
money as appears of record in
roll of 1909, whereupon it is or
dered that warrant be issued to
the said " NJ Stewart for $S %.
being both state and county tax
on the said error.
1t appearing to the Board that
Martha Williamson. an old lady
OF this county, is indigeut and
in need of immediate help, and
not being at this time able to be
carried to the poor house. it is
ordered that a warrant be issued
to the said Martha Williamson
for 6 90 for temporary relief.
The contract for building the
bridge over Tallashee creek on
the Philadelphia and Meridian
road near o Is Davis place was
this day awardad to 4 NJ Mayo
at and for the sum of one dollar
per foot upon his entering into
bond double the amount of his
bid. Bridge to be completed ac-
cording to plans and specifica-
tions heretofore adopted within
60 days from this date.
CORN CLUB.
The Board having examined
each report closely Of the boys
corn club of Neshoba County
Miss, find that the following
boys made and harvested as test-
fyed by their witnesses whose
names hereuntn appear, the
greatest amount Of corn on one
acre of hill land during the cur
rent year. viii Tom Cooper,
81 3-S bushels, witnesses. w E
Houston and VIM. Carter. prizes,
$50 90; Tu.los Clark. 81 Il bush
els, witnesses. l. h Willis and
L d Willis, prize. &l5 90; Clyde
Stribliny, 50 6-1O bushels. wit
nesses, } A Butts and & II Kill
len, prize, SO GO. Whereupon,
it is ordered that the Clerk issue
warrants as Indicated above pay
able out Of the general county
fund.
This day came on to be heard
the October, 1909 report of + l.
Bryan, Go. Supt. of Education,
the same being received and ap-
proved, it is ordered that a sal
AIRY Of $l02 81 for October, 1909,
less S27 81, being the amount
overpaid or overdrawn for the
scholastic year 1908 and 1909
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
TUESDAY,.

Members and officers present
as on yesterday and proceeded
to business as follows:
This day came on to he heard
the October 1909 report of j O
Yates, Co., Treasurer, towit:
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
WATER WORKS
SYS'EBN.
Preliminary Estimate By Wilcox.

The Hon MavIr and Roord aF
Aldermen phi,adaI,,Lio Misc
Gentlemen.
Agreeable to vorr roo,oe+ !
her )eavo tn hand ,,o,, ,,, ro,,ont
nnon vour nrono,n nl W.,to, o.1
Sewer Svstom
T think th,t !, ,,lor+,l.;,,s
this work Won need have po ha,i-
tation s,ncn vonr conditions ,ro
such ,hot tba v,tar ,,l,ut .horl1
he self sustoin;ny .,d ,ho .,,,.or
nlant will reou;ru l;tt,n ,r ,,o av
nend;ture after constrnc,i,r
l., m,k;,y INV a.t,n,,+o ,nr -
water nlon, I b,va o,ror,ll,
u,na inf,
1Ot vho oo,t ~ ;,.t,11,4;.,
oud Tho offio;o,.v
2rd Tha cos, ~ n,or,t,
Tbase tbr.a o,o.+io,,, ,ro co.
olosol, ,1,;nl ,?,,+ - ao .:
seems to ha ;n,,osei,lo +, ,.,,,r
ota tha,,
Tho c,et of ;,e4,l1,+;,, ur l
g;, nt;);t;oc ,s u..nor,l,,, t,o i,
feminine yactnr or tha t,v ,o,..
ar After h,r;nu .,t;,fod t,on,
nnon this n,iut tba nAvt onae
+;nn seems to ha win :, no,l,
Tha, c,,,a. tho ,,o.,+;,,, u.lI
,he n|ont ha salrsn.l,iriru
The cost of installation or total
exucud,tur- must hovavav .l
wavs cnutrol and o,tL,nub I
would not advise anv in,n f.
hui]d bevond IFS ,h.o,ntn n.cas
si,ies 7 wonld strnpnlv advi.o
that Whatever is hpilt sh,u,d Ma
lpsion4d with ray,r1 to th.
rntura ntbot 49, tha cur,u,rr;t,
crows extensions and ,ll;tinn,I
service may ha ,nrnnnjishad
with efficiency
The tnt,I rns, nr conctru,,inu ,
water and sewer ,lon; allan,
thasa )inns yr;ll ha .,,,,oy; ;,,,.,l,.
$40 OnO M d;,,aod .s roII,ve .
for w,tar ,ornnoas ~2o 0nn M r,r
,ouo.o. o,o ooo on
Thosn ,r,.,,,+c u,;,1 ,;., w .
v,,ton ,...~.t... ,:,[ ~
rauuirano,,e l,tL r,. ;,a;r;l,,
.,r,l,, .,, g.. l
,dnit ,t oxtn,n;>,, ,,,I "a, ;,','
w;tbout l,str,,r;,,u+l,otr;,,;>
vpa
,J;ol ro. ;nl;u;l,,, s;
n,rotiva,, email, r.hon oa,,,,,n,, j,
- +ho .',l, a.l r g..
,rotaot;on .,,d .;,oo ,.o ,,,,,.t.,
,,oaoa ,.,.. ....,.
,o . :. IN
f,nud ,aoa.,,.,, :, tln +ou... -
vo,r nonnl,,;nY 80 ah,n, =,
If tha cost ~ ,nar.t;nn = e.n
nrntan,inu
In . wal, o,s..a4, !,
ono,.tad ,1a., ,, ,'
,b,t for snn,a,;n,a tha nI,n; W.
.a,rad a;rootl, fr.,, 49,
oonsnnars viii ,ot Lo ,,o., .l,.,..
,,,tii.io,, ,o nav ronr ,,,o.,,;..
o~nansas .ni tI,, - ,oa,, .
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
THE SEWERAG :

are made -
,,,, ,,,,,.ou tan.,
- va v ''' '' sheo
The natural drainage Of your
locality is so admirable that the
question Of sewering the town
would be very simple were it not
for the fact that nature has prac-
ticaly divided the town into four
districts, and this will add some
what to the length of the
trunk lines.
The amount | have set aside
will however provide for sewer
ing the present built up districts
with arrange foreXtensions as the
demands Of the town shall in
crease.
The outfall of the sewers can
be arranged so that the sew
erase will empty below the town
and no apprehension need be felt
on this score as the growth of the
town increases the outflow it
will be necessary to provide q
disposal tank but with outflow
which it is now reasonable to
expect, the sewerage will in no
wise be Objectionable or hardly
distinguishable to the land own.
ers below you and have there
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
Il b Ford.

a w Williamson.
The above report is received
ani adopted and adopted and
the committee discharged, and
ordered that he said road be
granted right OF way to be 80
feet, petitions to be at ali eX-
peuse of opening said proposed
road Tor pubic travel.
We, your COMMITTEES appointed
to inspect contemplated roads,
toWlt:
Road from Jim Rays place to.
Carolina church and road from
Jim Turner's place to Hills
borough road, east, have inspect
ed the same and find the same
Practicable: there fore, we recon-
mend HAT the SAID roads be al
lowed as prayed for, upon pc,
tltIoners bearing II expense of
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
NO. "a.

This day cams on 10 be heard
the October, 1859 report of Il w
Sanders, county conVlct guard,
the same being received and APP
proved. it is ordered that salary
Of $21 IS be allowed to SAID
Sanders for October, 1909, same
being both his regular salary and
supplement.
We, the undersigned commit
tee appointed to view out con-
tempIatrd road from Albert
Capes mail box on new Neshoha
road VIA Bob Page and d B
Smith and intersect Philadelphia
aud Meridian road near George
Skies place, beg to report that
we have inspected the same and
recommend that the SAME he
granted upon petitioners bear
Ing all expenses OF opening up
said read.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11

SEWERAGE.
Approximately p miles-which
including manholes and outfals
approximate cost 100000 per
mlIe--$l0,0O0.00.
The sewer will consist of s in.
10 in, II in and Is in pipes. the
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
BEAT 6

: - 70 10 20
j o Yates, G I
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this Nov 2, 1909.
+ B Devices,
Chancery Clerk
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11

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Bal llncG .........................S : % \
since Rec'd Int Hem
Drte nOte..-..................
C0mmiss ion ...............
Warrants to cancel
Loan to. il. w Hcmbree
Balance ......................... . 50
: 80 = 80
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
BEAT z

Balance last reports 66 so S
Since Reed ... % 10
Commission on same 70
Warrants to cancel 81 50
Balance ..... ........... 32 NJ
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11

SCHOOL FUND.
Balance last report. $324O - S
Since Rec'd.~.-.......... 23 Is
Commission.........,..... %
Transferred to seper-
ate adv fund ............
Warrants to cancel. 1919 81
Balance ............-............. 1868 %
The Neshoba Democrat., 1909-11-11
BEAT s.

Balance last reports 43 81 :
Since received ....... > 81
Commission on same
Warrants to cancel. 40 90
Balance =. ....... .............,- 6 II
4 AS n 4 46 Il