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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR,
this nice respectable. homelike transient
house Will surely suit YOU 20 rooms
close to Main, extra good furniture, long
lease, $1,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
DRESSMAKING

LADIES TO COME AND LET Us HELP
lnem make their owr clothes why
wait Tor o drcssmaker? We furnish sew
ING machines. etc. The teachers draft
your patterns. and do the cutting and fit
ting. It's cheaper. quicker. better. Brown
Bldg. Bell phone 703. Ind. phone 5S3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

YOU BEST LOOK INTO THIS.
Valuable hotel and miners bo.rd;p,-
house for sale at Bingham CANYON, n
bargain for cash. or will give time. An
ply 10 owner at New Windsor Hotel.
hi9i2
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITIES.
II w. Second South street
Bell Phone 1901. Ind Phone 66.
ROOMING HOUSES.
rooms Second South location, rent
SAG; furnace heat: price $3.50
rooms aud bath. First West. rent $50:
lease; place has been thoroughly cleaned
and everything in the best condition;
price $3.50. Terms.
rooms. Main st; one front room pays
the rent, $50; lease; price 5000 Terms.
10 rooms. elegantly furnished, Second
South. rent $3.50; price sl1oO.
II rooms, rent So; lease. This is
good buy AT s110o.
is rooms three-year lease. rent 500:
new place, new furniture. price $500.
Terms.
10 rooms. central location. furniture
and carpets in the very best condition.
some are new. rent $50, including heat
price $4,000. Terms.
90 rooms. centrally located. rent s7o
steam heat; 10 inside rooms: price S27Oo
clear 800 month on this place.
% rooms. steam heat, rent $40; lease
price $500 Terms.
RESTAURANTS.
One on Main st. If YOU are q rastau-
rant man would like TO have you in
vestiea'e this. Location the best and
the price the lowest.
A fine little coffee house and upch-
room doing a capacity business rent ONLY
$i5 and you can have It for $500. Terms
IF YOU WANT A e.
confectionery business, let us show YOU
one of these three we have on our list
All are central one at $500. rent $50: an
5000. rent Sl0O
LOOK Us UP IF YOU WANT AN Up
TO-DATE HOTEL. ROOMING HORSE
RESTAURANT CIGAR STORE. GRO
Gerry STORE OR ANYTHING IN THE
BUSINESS LINE.
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY. KiSo
YOU BEST LOOK INTO THIS.
Valuable hotel and miners boarding
house for sale at Bingham Canyon; n
bargain for cash. or will give time, An
ply 10 owner at New Windsor Hotel
hi24s
FOR SALE BUSINESS PAYING FROM
$500 TO $1,000 PER MONTH. REA-
SONS FOR SELLING APPLY ROOM
2Of-o BOSTON BUILDING. kt7S
ACCORDION PLEATING
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sINBuRST AND SIDE PLEATING.
MS NJ M Jenncns 50s East Third
So. ST Bell phone 1857, a3o5O
STORAGE
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TRACkAGE STORAGE AND STORAGE
space for rent. Apply 9aI-3ta E,ccIcs
ave Ind. phone 1928; Bell 1904 p p
loWcll Co, produce and storage hii32
DRESSMAKING
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LADIES TO COME AND LET Us HELP
them make their OWE clothes WHY
wait Tor o dressmaker? We furnish sew
ING machines. etc. Tine teachers draft
your patterns, and do the cutting and fit
ung. It's cheaper. quicker. better Brown
School or Dressmaking, Bell Telephone I
bids. Bell phone 7oS: Ind. phone 563
h2Sl7 !
TO LEASE
WAREHOUSE SITE. S2sxI65 ALSO a5x
10 adjoining the above both on 9th |
west, 40 feet north OF End South Tuuuirc |
or Gelsy- Walker Co. 4Q3 Tribune Bldc /
Both Phones l6sS 10 |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

WAsATCH LODGE So~
and End East. Rop"I,. cons
sridhy OF each month. Ms
ter lodges and sojourn,,M MsS.
daily invited. A. G yvns Id
j. Lowe, Secretary "nen7 l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

A HOMEBIKE MODERN FLAT,
II rooms, good furniture, running water
In every room-S1600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

A. y. HUMPHREYS,
rs West 2nd South St
Bell 4l33. Ind. 4l3i.
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SECRET sonr

MASONIC s.0r,~-,S"
,,Ie lodge No. 2 win ib1El1,AT boElS \
% lniS (Monday) 'oid sp,.L
o clock sharp. ~, evening
Grand SnIni officers Of ihs "c granl Y
thc NJ. NJ, degree vii, I1 ofad,''
quet. Masons ousl,a all, be c6ni,
CHRIsTOPA pEan,illSd En cord''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

Is rooms. three-year lease. rent 500:
new place, new furniture, price $500.
Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
MINGLB WITH THE ELITE
JUST REAL CIA SSY<

- W. N. TEMPLE opposite the temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
ACCORDION PLEATING

SuNBuRST AND SIDE PLEATING.
MIS- NJ. M Jenncns. b0s East Third
So. ST. Bell phone 1857. a3050
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

CAPITAL. REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT COMPANY EISo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

IS THIS A BARGAIN?
I rooms, good furniture rent only S2b:
west side location. no trouble to keep
rooms full, The price is $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

LOOK Us Up IF YOU WANT AN Up
TO-DATE HOTEL. ROOMlNG HOUSE
FEST RANT. CIGAR STORE. GRO
CERl STORE OR ANYTHING IN THE
BUSINESS LINE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
MOVING, STORING. PACKING
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
Mt In the west: goods shipped to any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones sos. o1052
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

1UKDAN LODGE NO, 80
Meets every Monday nyes.
q; A Lindberg. secrei,51 : "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

UTAH CAMP. NO. sss. v.
ncsday evening. T. Q; z =
Temple. Visiting nelShooH y
Y. Iieagrep, consul. E. W. LIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

10 rooms. Main st. between 1st
and 2nd South. 45-year lease at
SOS per month. Netting present
owner $50 monthly besides hor
rooms and living. Price $500.
Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

rooms aud bath. First West. rent $50
lease; place has been thoroughly cieane
and everything in the best condition
price $3.50. Terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

A fine little coffee house and lunch
room doing capacity business rent only
$i5, and you can have it for $500 Terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

independent Order =, -.
LEFTY NELL LODGE NO
Meets every Weire.:t, o: !,
o'clock. ]. o. o. F taay tenesI.y
come. Gus You.l tenlple n
smith. secretary. eeA' 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

IF YOU WANT 4
confectionery business, let us show YOU
one Of these three we have on our list
All are central one al $500. rent $50 an
other [ $500. rent S45. and another nj
1920. rent Sl0O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

AND WE HAVE OTHERS.
TELL Us YOUR NEEDS
AND WANTS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

BRANSFORD APARTMENTS.
The finest apartment house west or
Chicago, furnished and unfurnished
suites.
Furnished suites. 81 n day and UP.
Special rates by tho month.
Cafe. American plan, In connection.
Open to the public.
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THE COLONIAL

Handsomely furnished buffet apart
mcnts from $50 20 $50 month. Single
rooms with bath from s15 10 S25 a
month. 1if West Ist So. st. Bell phones
EX. A. Ind. f177 1874
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TURKISH BAIs

,ae l. sht
LINDEN HOTEL, 40 11,,s9ssage
dressing. facial i,nnSdIssS d1a
sHP'rS fsb 5a'6s, qf,oH?Md',5da ?Mond,a.y, =. ! 'qa Sls
phone 1855; Bell i''''
manager.
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MASSAGE.

FOR STRICTLY FIRST CLASS WORK
call at 56 w. opd South. suite &, posi-
lively tho only perfectly equipped estab-
Ilshmcnt OF It's kind In the west for ladies
and gentlemen. Always open. Mrs. Ollie
Rogers. Ind. phone 1920 h1Is5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

Mt, MORIAH LoDcr ~
M-IMasonic hall, 20 40 no /
mouth. corner Fir,,S second q.
East. Members Of also 1Iouyh
J9urning members in i'.er CT ID
Eited- p. A. SlmpkI, goo =
pher Dichl, sccretpans,n, W. h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

-s7&> MIzpAH ca,5
N1ssGf 3, Order D.
ss'S&A MMslated az
AtfESNE Monday Of a.
ASsSdi second Ear !,
,f&' son,h; s0rsil v!dihs
LTVINA C. I6 nmyn
LOUISA STEWsgpMS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

2 rooms. Main st; one front room pay
the rent, $50; lease; price 5000 Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02

II rooms, rent SIS; lease. This is
good buy al S110o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
AT CULPEPPER
 MEETING TODAY

There were no services last night at the tent where the big Culpepper meeting is being conducted. After the congregation had assembled Rev Burk Culpepper announced that he wished to have the congregation ac- company him to Third avenue and Main street and there conduct a brief service. A large part of the congregation was surprised at this but followed the minister to Third avenue and Main street Rev T. O. Owen was first called on to speak and he made brief talk, after which Rev. w. c. Davidson and Rev. l. B. Culpepper made short talks. Several songs were sung by the congregation The announcement was made of the services at the tent today and the congregation was invited to attend
 At II o'clock the union services will be held Tn the afternoon at o'clock Rev Burk Culpepper will ad- dress the young men of the city, but the ladies are requested to be pres. ent. The usual services will be con- ducted in the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
So Declares Evangelist Vio. lett in His Sermon at the
 4hRevival Meeting.
VISITORS COMING
To Attend Great Reyival-Inn0cent Suffer for the Wicked
 His Proposition.

Another large and appreciative aud. fence heard Evangelist E. E. Violet at the Christian church tent last ev- ening. These meetings are being more largely attended each evening and the commodious tent was filled to it's capacity. The meeting is attract ing the attention of towns adjacent to Pine Bluff and the coming of a large delegation from Clarendon waa announced over the phone yesterday.
 Before MT. Violet delivered his dis- course on 'sThe Worst Thing in Pine Bluff" last evening, cards were pass ed throughout the meeting, submit ting Evangelist Violett's proposition to the people of Pine Bluff, which read as follows:
 First-To believe in the God of the Holy Bible. Second-To believe in Jesus Christ as Gods Son. Third To accept in your life the word of God. Fourth-To obey the commands of the Bible, no more, no less Fifth-The Bible makes Christians only. Sixth--To actually live in your life the teachings of Jesus Christ Seventh-To take God as your Father; Christ as your only creed; the Holy Spirit as your com- forter and guide; the Bible only as your only rule of faith and practice.
 MT. Violet announced that sin was the worst thing in Pine Bluff and in all other cities and went on and told how the innocent had to suffer fo1 the wicked, how mother had prayed for her son who had sinned. That mother seeing her son married to 8 pure beautiful young girl, and three months after they were married that son coming home early in the morn. ing broke down the door in his drum. ken fury and fell on the floor il front of his mother and his pure young wife, to illustrate his conten. tion that the innocent had to suffer for the wicked.
 MT. Violet further stated that the man going to work each morning, the business man, the railroad man ant the shop man, all knew the wages they were going to get for theil work, but never stopped to consider the wages they were going to receive for sin, which is plainly stated in the scripture The Wages of Sin is Death
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
BIG DAY IS
 BEING PLANNED Barbecue, Picnic Oil Dig ging and Other Features
 for the Visitors
F R ID A Y, JULY 15
Festivities Under Auspices oi Modern WOOdmen of America NorwOod
 to Speak.

Under the auspices of the Modern Woodmens of America camp at Faith. Ark, big barbecue, picnic and day of general Festivities will be pulled off there on Frilay, July l5. The program lis being arranged for the purpose of entertaining large num- Der of Pine Bluffians who will visit Faith on that occasion for the pur- pose of inspecting the oil leases there and to see the oil digging operations The big drill will be working on that day and the sight will be an interest ing one for the visitors. All Pine Bluffians, who have the welfare of this city and section at heart, are in- vited to attend with their families.
 Several coaches will be attached to the Southbound local that morning for the accommodation of the crowd train will leave for Faith, ID miles south of Pine Bluff, at : or s o'clock The exact hour will be announced later
 Several prominent speakers are to be heard 1t is expected that At toriey General Hal NorwoGd wil' speak and that Colonel s. II. Tay Tor, Attorney All. Powell and others will be on the days program At any event the committee in charge declares that tine barbecue and plsric will be well worth the trip, not men, 1 tioning the opportunity offered to give Pine Bluffians a real idea of an C:l we'll in it's infancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
MORRIS COLEMAN
 KILLED IN OMAHA
Pine Bluff Negro, Son of George Cole man, Negro SaIO0nist, Meets Death At Hands Of Another Negro in
 Fight Over Prize Fight.

Morris Coleman of this city, son Of George w. Coleman, former P:u" Bluff negro saloonist but who is now conducting a hotel and saloon in Lit tie Rock, at Second and Cumberland streets, was shot and killed by anoth- CT negro at Omaha, Nebraska, Mon : day night. The men had tro'le'e over bet which they Wagered on ihe Jeffries-J Johnson fight. Young eCic- man left Little Rock last February.
 Morris Coleman tragic end was often predicted for him by the Pine Bluff police and county officers whom he gave much trouble while here. He has been in all kinds of trouble from time to time in this city and section and served terms on the county fafM more than once.
 "He always was wayward boy, said George Coleman, his father in Little Rock last night. When l remonstrated with him concernlns his conduct around the hotel he at tackled me with a knife and l finally had to null a revolver in self defense and order him off the place. That was the last I heard of him until l received the telegram telling Of his death.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
TEX RICHARD TO
 SUE GILLETTE Fight Promoter Will Ask Damages From California
 Governor
J. J. JEFFRIES WANTS
Another Fight With JOhnson-kauf. man is White Mans Hope
 Stopping Pictures.

San Franc sco, July 9.-Tex Rick ard, announces that he will start suit against Governor Gillette next week in an attempt to recover s$30,000 which he claims he lost on prepara- tons to hold the Jeffries-JohnSOn fight in California.
 Rickard will base his rights on the claim that the governor told him at one time there would be no interfer- ence with the proposed fight and lat CT, after work had been started on the arena and other preparations made, called out the militia to prevent it.
 Kaufman White Mans Hope.
 Chicago, July 9.-Al Kaufman is the white mans hope, according to Cham pion Jack Johnson
 Al Kaufman is the best man in the world at 45 rounds said John son, and l would have to do him up in the first few rounds in order to be able to handle himself. You can talk about all the other figures you want to, but I have been boxing with Kaufman for some time, and I know that he's got the punch and stamina tle Naturally 1 think I can beat him but I'd rather go against Jeffries any day in the week.
 Johnson took a spin downtown yes terday in his automobile, and inciden. tally deposited s1o0,000 in bank | JeM Wants Another Fight. NaS York, July 9.-Jim Jeffries may ask for return match with Jack i Johnson is a statement contained in { i Los Angeles dispatch received here today. The information, which is ! said to come from reliable sources says that Jeffries is credited with de claring that he will insist upon re 1 turn match with Johnson within si, months following his return from { hunting trip ill the mountains.
 Jeffries, it is said, claims that if ht can go into the ring in as good condi tion as he was 8 few days before tn Reno fight he could defeat Johnson
 Sam Berger, manager for Jeffries Ni,l make a statement later.
 Jack Johnson Objects.
 Chicago, IL, July 9.-(Spec:aD- When told that Jeffries wanted anoth eY chance at him, Jack Johnson dil n't say much. ''So Jeff is going tt f ght me again in six months, is he? scoffed the new champion. Well. will have something to say about that ard I want to make it plain right nov . tat 1 will not fight again for a year It would be cruelty for Jeff to right m again. don't want to fight him. 1 Prohibited in Dallas.
 Dallas. Texas, July 9.-Acting un der orders of Fire and Police Com missioner Harry Seay, Police Chic Ryan yesterday had his patrolme1 warn proprietors of moving pictur shclws on their beats to make no at tempt to show pictures of the Jeffries Johnson prize fight.
 Agreed Not To Show.
 Beaumont, Tex, July 9.-Because o 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
HOTEL MEN TO
 MEET THIS WEEK
W. N. TrulOck and E. A. Schicker are Officers of State Association Which Holds Fourth Annual Convention
 at Hot Springs.

w. N. Trulock, of the Hotel Jeifer- son, and E. A. Schicker, of the Ar lington Hotel, will leave Tuesday for Hot Springs, where they will attend the fourth annual convention of the Arkansas Hotel Mems Association, to be held there Wednesday. Hotel men from all over the state will be pres ent at the sessions, which will be held at the Majestic Hotel. The ladies will also be entertained during the meeting.
 Homer Wilson, of Little Rock, is president of the state organization; w. N. Trulock, Pine Bluff secretary and treasurer; w. A. Mccartney, first vice president; F. A. Schicker, second vice president and John F. Paul, third vice president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

der will be held at Quebec on August ,, '. and 1. This Is the first time it has eyer been held outside the boundaries of the United States This will be it's th;rty-fifth annual conyen- tion
 Judge kerWin being the representa- tive from this state will leave for Chi cago the latter part of July where he meets with the Sanitorum committee and from there go to Quebec. The order has come to the front owing to the fact that through their united efforts an appropriation was sought and passed by the Congress of the United States appropriating $100,O00 to erect a suitable monument to Col umbus. This monument will be con- pleted during 1911. It has been erect ed at Washington, ID. C., and will be unveiled Oct 12, 1911, this day hay ing been made Columbus Day in about twenty-two of the states by legisla- tive enactment already. 1t is ex- pected that at the unveiling some fif- ty thousand Kngst of Columbus will be in line, as in all probaliyity the next national convention will be held at Washington, D. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
K. OF C.. PLAN
 A BIC DAY HERE Large Class of Candidates Will be Initiated Today by Pine Bluff Council
F. J. KERWIN DEPUTY
Will Exemplify the Third Degree As. sisted by Florence D0nahue, of
 Little Rock.

The Knights of Columbus through Council No. 1153 of this city will to- day have a grand exemplification of the first three degrees of the order when they will initiate a class of sixty candidates. The officers of the local council assisted by the member ship have been making preparations for this event for some time. This will be the fourth initiation held by the local council of this great order
 As is usual and customary all the candidates and the Knights of Colum- bus will attend services this morning at St. JOseph's Catholic church in a body The members and candidates will march together two abreast from the Scull building on West Second avenue and after attending 10:30 Mass will return to the hall in a body The initiation proper begins at 1 o'clock sharp. The first and second degrees will be exemplified bv the officers of Pine Bluff Council This degree team, the ritual being one of the best in the country, is said to he not only the best in this state in the order but the equal sf any in the south.
 The third degree will be conferred by and under the direction of State 
 Deputy E. J. KerWin. Judge kerwin is the head officer of the order in Arkansas. It may be well to add here that since the inauguration oi the tuberculosis movement here that Judge KerWin is one of a committee of three appointed by the Supreme Knight last August at the National convention to look into the feasibility and advisability of the order build ing sanitorium for the benefit o1 members afflicted with tuberculosis For this reason he made the recent trip to and through Arizona on this mission. It is said of Judge KerWin that he is one of the ablest officers in the order, and being an orator ot some note it serves him we'll in the capacity he fills in the exemplif.ca tion of the degrees. He will be as. sisted by Florence Donahue, of Little Rock, a prominent Knight in this state.
 The eXemBlifieatiQn of the three de grees will conclude somewhere abou 6 o'clock. At the Redmen's hall near Sixth avenue and Main street the Knights of Columbus banque will be held beginning promptly at o'clock. It is expected that three hundred will be seated. J. F'ranl Franey the Grand Knight of the loca Council will act as toastmaster. Prom inent speakers will participate in ad dressing the assemblage. Knights are expected from Little Rock, For Smith, Texarkana, Camden, Jones boro, Stuttgart and other places il the state. The order is established in ever, city of any note in every state an6 territory of the union; the same is true of Canada, New Mexico, Cuba Philippine Islands, Nova Scotia, ant ,n fact nearly every country. Int next national convention of the or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

GOOD pictures and GOOD music st FOREST PARK 7:sO F. N. TODAY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

Prof Haley continues to be the i've wire of the chorus and adds gseatly to the success of the meet ing.
 At Il o clock this morning Mr. vio- letts theme will be Gods Power tc Save, Scripture reading First Chapter of Romans. Sunday night services at 7:45, subject, What is a Chrlstlan?' Acts Twenty-sixth chap ter.
 Record breaking crowds are expect- ed to attend these two meetings. As announced yesterday the Bible Sehoo will meet this morening at 7:45 ir the tent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

Total Taxes collected $34S,359.52
 A two-story residence on w. 9th ave. for rent. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 7-10-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10
FINAL STATEMENT
 OF 1910 TAXES
Sheriii and Collector Philp0t Files Annual Figures With County Clerk
 Some of the Totals.

The final statement of the taxes collected fer the year 1910, was made yesterday by Sheriff and Collector c. M. Ph,pot, to the county clerk. A total of S3 4S,35952 was shown as tho collections from all sources not in eluding liquor licenses. The state will receive $9l.o13.7733 and the coun- ty will receive $11, 110S0 and eommiS- sions. The remainder will go te oth- er sources according to law.
 The statement just prepared shows the collections were made as follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-10

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