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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

,,e oankcr to extend every effort to
hh.,'act not only the farmers deposits.
nul inc farmers loan business He
onSF recommended the issuance of
II farmers credit guide
bo IN reshrd TO his second suggestion.
gan; "a Revision Downward OF In,
Iarif on Checks" Instead of The cx.
Isuhg rate OF onc-flfth of per cent
Col'cGtioh charge. MIR Miller proposed
.or INC consideration of the group. n
tu urih.. pi T IN NTH oi per cent. Going
heyday of the banker OF the type whose
,,oWer lay in certain high and dign!-
i'ed attitude OF supremacy has long
since past. and the requirements of to-
10y uE are Tor one of the type whose iu-
isnei,yc lies In patience. sagaclty,
Win Inc individual. Tho study and
discussion at association meetings OF
the problem Of popul3rizing banking
would. believe. prove ii TO be a most
'nlerestlng as we'll as fruitful theme"
Herbert w. jackson, president OF the
cred Il strong address OIL tho subject
OF the benefits of the trust company in
n communIty. lie said. In part: We
may say thnt the trust company idea
IN Virginia is new and comparatively
unknown and 'unapprcciatcd, but hap
trustee. executor and guardian is pass.
ms, ana the modern and more sntis-
factory plan Is taking hold of the pub
lie mind, that an institution with am
pie capital and good backing gives Il
better and safer service In such mat
dietary end OF tho business. because
hope that idea will take root in the
minds of the people Of the Statc-and
1t VIII cventuaIlY.'
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1t would be an unwarranted assump-
uon on my part. as well as yours. for
US to agree on any plan. as such;agrce-
ment. IL effected, would not be bind
Ing on any one. believe Hte SELECTION
OF delegates to the State convention
has been conducted with fairness to
all presidential candidates. and In my
capacity as State chairman that is as
far as my party authority extends.
There havo been contests as TO presi-
Dental preference, in many Counties
and some cities. but only In ono place,
Richmond. whcro We have practically
no party. is there hny contest before
the State convention. i am impressed
therefore, that the present method of
electins delegates is acceptable to the
great body of Republicans. suggest
that II your constituency has selected
you as Il delegate that you present to
the state convention. rather than to mo
as an Individual. any plan you may
nave FOR ascertaininG the will of the
Republicans OF tho State. Let us taen
be governed Ly the conventions de-
clslcn
Very truly
&C. Il. SLEATP."
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IN MEMoRlAM

IiICkS-,Gn sad but loving remAmb,.,
OF ny dear husband. EDGAR r
uiChS' who died Ave years ago to-
once my home was bright and hapn,.
On. how drcary and sad to.day
Or my dcar and faithful husband
mas forever passed away
"a HIS WEE AND CHILDREN
'cHNSOS---ln loving remembrance OF
my husband. WILLIAM L. JOHNSON,
W VINO died nine years ago. March S.
There is sriet tina. cannot lind
healed.
And sorrow, buried In the human
Too deer 10 be revealed"
MRS U =. JOHNSON
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LACKS AUTHORITY
TO CHANGE PLAN

Bristol. Va. March a.-kepresenta.
tive c. .. Slemp, of the Ninth Nir-
ginia District, who was here o-night,
en- route for Washington, addressed
the following letter TO Colonel !. 5.
Browning OF Roanoke, In reply to e
letter from Colonel Browning publish
ed in some of the Virginia papers. re-
questinE that Slemp as Republican
state chairman, submit To the Repue.
lican voters Of the State for their own
decision the question OF their presi-
Dental preferences:
Colonel i. :. Browning:
My Dear Sill have seen your
open letter OF March {, requesting
me as chairman of the Republican
state Committee to submit to the
voters of Virginia the question OF
their presidential preferences You
also ask az Il matter of justice tha,
we agree upon some method by which
the real sentiment OF the Republic
cans Of Virginia can be expressed. You
also state YOU mcaning MYSELF have
failed 10 carry a majority Of real
voters. therefore. this method can be
carried ont and Will Insure To the
Republicans OF Virginia the right TO
express themselves as they feel You
ask an answer before the State con-
rcntiun meets.
In this communication you sus gest
no method OF aclecting delegates diff
frrcnt from what we nave already
adoptcd. and therefore have no de-
hnitc plan from yo,i to submit To the
convention. hnvc authority. as
state chairman or otherwise. 10 de-
tcrminc he party method of selecting
delegates TO Tho national convention.
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Moro Troops 10 Dordrr.

lSpeClhi 10 lNC INES Dispatch
Washington, March 9.-Anothcr trcon
or cavalry was sent ITO the Mexican
noTder lato to-day ny Major General
wood, TO have Headquarters at Eagle
Ass Texas. and TO patrol tho frontier
in that vicinity
Earlier in tho day two other troops
ot the Third Cavalry. now stationed
nt san Antonio. were ordered to the
no Grandc in the 'blg bend couil-
irY
II is said that tho rebels in these
districts are little more than armed
inarauders, who arc proving on. resi-
cents and have been paying no alton.
non to the neutrality proclamation,
but are crossing and rccrussinl Tic
border at will
The population on the Mexican side
% the river is at the mercy of those
irresponsible ruiiians but though they
nave crossed tho river they have com.
United no depredationa OF this side so
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Willie. Keil!e. Pearl and Newell, and
two sons. Burke and Garth.
Mrs. w. T.. Williams

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
Salisbury. n, c.. March s.--Mrs. w L.
Williams. aged thirty-fivc years, died
ut her. home in Salisbury at noon TO
day. following long illness. She
formerly lived in Raleigh. and the
remains We're ehipped TO that city FOR
burial She leaves husband and Two
young children
William A. Duis.
Especial TO The rimes-Dispatch.l
Salisbury. y. c.. March .. William
~ Buis. we'll known citizen OF Eaiis-
hurry, late last night fell ovor In his
chair dead Heart failure IL assigned
as the cause Of his death. lie wa.
eating supper at the time. He waa
seventy seven years old, and was a dis
ttnguished Confederate soldier In Com
pany X. Fourth Regiment He is sur
vived By one brother and .wo sisters
r, r. Barker.
Spencer. y. q. March e.--T. T.
Barker. one or the best known en-
gineers running on the Southern Rail-
way out OF Spencer. died at his home
here yesterday morning. following a
severe illness OF less than a week
from pneumonia Mr. Barker was
thirty-eish, years old. He is sur
vivcd by his wife, 1--WE children. nve
brothers and two sisters HIS native
home was in Bristol Va. where the
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DEATHS

pital, at il T. n aIareh s. 1872.
MARY ALRIGHT. in the fortieth year
q, h F ~ I on s {! teisF Msf GhuF ia
1917. intermen, in Mount Calvary
Cemetery. Remains arc at tho par.
Tors of the j. W, Biiley Co
BERGER Entered into rest. az her
hons ZIG Fourth Avenue Highland
Park, Friday. March S. 1912. at $3.50
T. II, MARIE KosALlE. wife OF a
T Berger. in the slxtynrst year Of
her age. born in Niederra bernstein. by
Chemnitz. aa%ony. Germany. She
leaves. TO mourn their loss. her nus.
T., b. Albert, Paul Z, Rudolph O..
and three daughters, Clara L., E,liesc
NJ, and Anna r.. nd e!ght grand.
children.
Funeral MONDAY, March Ii, p.
NJ, from Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
sixth and Clay Streets. inferno nt
at Hollywood. Friends invited.
WYRIcKDied. Saturday morning. AZ
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs
". \. Nunnnlly. Sl5 Decatur Street.
Mrs. SUSIE WYRIcH. widow q
William K. Wyr!ck, in the htty-ffth
Funeral MONDAY. MORNING. Mt
II o'clock from Decatur street NJ. Il.
Church.
Carolina papers please copy.
1IALL--Died, Thursday. March !. 1912.
at sos +. n. at his residence, 625
China Street, JOSEPH !. HALL. ia
the seventy second year of his age.
He leaves TO mourn their loss his
wife. one SON 0tho G. Hall; one step
son. Eugene j. Walton, and on.
brother, w. II. Hall.
Funeral vii take place THIS tsun.,
o'clock, from Laurel street Mctho-
dist church. Intcrmcnt in Kivcrview
HuNDLEY-.Died March .. 1912. MR.
WILLIAM GUY HuNDLEY. second
son OF Andrew J. and Mary L. Humid
ley, aged twenty nine years.
Funeral from he residence. Si3
China Street, TUESDAY MORNING.
II o'clock. Burial in Hollywood.
KoSs -Dicd. Friday. March s, 1919. ut
the residence of her parents, NO. 22la
East Main street. mt 1880 l.. NJ.
MAGGIE j. Koss. beloved daughter
of Chas and Maggie ]. o,Neill Koss,
o'clock from ST. Patrick's Church.
HARRIs--pcd. ut l:l5 p. NJ. satur
day. March 9, 1912. ~ his resideice.
He leaves ii wife aud seven daugh-
tcrs
Funeral from Moore street Church
MONDAY AFTERNOON at .:3o
o'clock.
PAYNE Died. Thursday morning at
80 o'clock at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. II. j. schwartz. iipl
HUH street. after four-dnys III
ness OF pneumonia, MRS ',ATllE.
kINE PAYNE. she is survived BY
The following children: Mrs Martha
Dobbins. Mrs. Noble Childress. Mrs
Is Hcrndpn TItmus, aIrs. II. j..
schwartz. Mrs. Major Dillon, Eddie
and John Payne: also two sisters.
Mrs. Annie l.. Harris. Of Woodsvillc.
N IL. and AIrs. Martha Haynes.
Twcnty-six grandchildren and six
teen great -Yrandchildren survive.
Oh. mother, thy gentle voice is hush
cd,
Thy warm. true heart is still,
And on thy pale and peaceful face
Is resting deaths cold chiil'
Thy hands arc clasped upon thy
breast:
we have kissed thy marble brow.
And in our aching hearts we know
We have no mother now.
HER CHILDREN.
Sleep an, dssr, grandmother, 80 free
from all pain;
Wake her not, sweet spirit, to suffer
again.
she is resting so peacefully, o let her
Her sufferines are over; her trouble
81 Her GRANDCHILDREN.
Funeral service SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 80 from Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

We have just the Overcoat to
carry you in safety over the
trying days OF early spring.
A double-faced overcoat for
treacherouS weather
For colors, | q h t or dark
gray, tans, browns, and fancy
mixtures in herringbone and
plain tweed.
Chesterfields in b a k or
Oxford.
$15 to $50.
r ga ! cravenetted all-wool
long coats; tho $50 look at the
500 price.
For women, too; $1e to Se6.
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opposes the Eojas campaign of loot
ing. Henry Scggermann. an American
citizen. whose store was robbed OF
S5'euo worth of flour Friday. to-day
WAS robbed Of the remainder OF his
goods; lie has taken up tho matter
with III PaSo officials
4 the looting Of the Banco National
carly to-day 2eicpo pesos was secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
'THE WEATHER,

f"rccns;; For Nirginin-FnIr, calder
sunday; Monday fnir; slightly ,ynrmrr
III extreme southwest portlon; nodrr-
nfc northwest nUh north winds
i"r North Cnr"iina-Fuir SUNDAY;
colder excerpt rNfrcmc west nprtj,u
Monday fnlr; slightly warmer in weed
portion; moderate to brisk north aud
nGrthca~i winds.
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burial VII take place on SUMO,
morning. lie was member of snencc-
Lodge. A., +; G; ). NJ. which viii send
an escort with tho remains 10 Bristol
he was also member OF Division Az
b. Of l. e.. which Will also send repra,
scntativcs TO tho funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
State Republican
Convention, Roanoke

March 1918. Reduced Fares via
n. & w. ny.
For the above occasion tho Norfolk
and Western Railway will sell, on
March 10. II and -. round trip Tickets
10 Roanoke from all stations on !ts
lines in Virginia az rate OF one and
three NTH Of the regular onc-way fares,
tickets limited for return passage until
March 10. 1912 Round trip faro from,
Richmond, S7.2o.
G. II DosLEY.
District Passenger Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10

Chicago, March a.--Tne GermanIas.
Of Fort Waync, Ind. rolled total of
?'Si1 tonight. and took first place
In the hve-man Team event in the
American Bowling Congress. Contest
ants In the doubles and singles were
unable to dcposc the toy men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-10
OBITUARY
l'uncrnI OF NIi,a 10,

Funeral of Miss EoSb.
The funeral of Miss Maggie / ISoss
VINO VINO uled Friday at her home. aai9
East Main Street. will take place TO.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock from St.
Patrlck'S Church. -
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w hen

You think of Wood YOU naturally
think Of the Wood Man. Although
he has been pleasing ladies house
keepers with his large, dry, easy
to-split Oak and Pine, the nice
dry Slabs, the cheapest for cook
ing, over fourteen years, he is
better prepared now than ever
before to cause real rejoicing in the
household. Try once.
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eI.no Frec 500

eI.no Free sI.0o
and bank book II YOU accent our
oner. Present this ad. TO our cashier
One OF Richmonds oldest and most re-
liable banks. 2s North Ninth Hours
TO Q. Investments and loans
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special Locnr pnln for YESTERDAY.

Special Local Dntn for Yesterday.
II noon temperature . a.
: i. NJ. temperature ~ 10
AaNimuin temperature up 10 s
- NJ. ....... ............. .... II
Minimum temperature up to s
- NJ .......... SS
Mean temperature " IL
Normal temperature .. A.;
deficiency In temperature ~
deficiency In temperature since
March !, lal2 . 4,
Nccum. deficiency in temperature
since january l. 1871. ... aIg
i;hlhla!i lest iWcntN-foiir hours 10
Excess In rainfall since March !.
1912 ..... .....:.:...... "a
Aecum. deficiency in rainfall since
January |. 1871: ........... oS
locHi Observation ) =. VI. lcstcraa,.
Temperature NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
Humidity Observation-Disclosures. -
Wiah, direction Martin
Nind. velocity .......... ~
~ Gather Observation-Disclosures. rIea,.
Eainfaii last twelve hours q,
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So Perfect
An Effect
Is produced by !.
THE
/NXER PLAYER
TRADE MARK
PIANO

that it would be impossible for
YOU to believe the music was being
played by any agency other than
oy some master pianist, were you
to hear without seeing.
he tone of the lNNER-PLAY-
FIX Piano is one of its greatest
features. The ease with which
the finest shade of expression may
be obtained is its browning tri-
umph over all player mechanisms.
y demonstration every day.
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Spring things ready for the
early bird, from Hats TO Shoes.
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koSS Died, Friday, March s. 1912. ut
the residence of her parents, NO. 22l3
East Main Street. mt 1880 l.. NJ.
OF Chas. and Maggie j. O'Neill Ross
Funeral MONDAY MORNING at 20
o'clock from ST. Patrick's Church.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
Administrators Sale.

Court Of Grenada county. rendered on the
ed day OF October, 1912, IN cause number
1905. Geo. Walton ct nj VS.. VIM. Taylor, re-
corded In Minute Book n. Page 514 of the
proceedings OF thu Chancery Court, October
term. 1912, thereof; I, W. W. Garner. admin
istrator of the estate OF Eniline Taylor,
cember, 1919, sell at public cutlery. within le-
gal hours. at the east door of the court house
In the city of Grenada. Grenada county,
owing M,si,, 70 d tae ISnsSi pr p1pert, LOT toswit: '"G L ,ot
number one hundred and forty-eight and
one hundred and forty mine GAS and l40l
East Ward. city OF frenada, Grenada coun-
ty. State 81 Mississippi,
Title to the above described property be-
lieved to be good. but ! sell under authority
herein stated, only. W. W. Garner.
1noviw Administrato
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
Trustees Sale Of Land

BY virtue of the terms OF a certain deed of
trust, executed by Andrew Crowder on the
18th day OF March. 1909, and recorded in Book
+ +. page 1870 IT the records Of and Mort
cages and Trust Deeds Of Grenada county
Mississippi. to secure Sam J Smith In u GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, and
pursuant to IA certain decree OF the chancery
court OF said county rendered at the October
term, 1912. thereof In the cause of Si,as Ran
SON, Admr., VS.. Andrew Crowder ct al. and
at the request Of silas Ransom. administra-
tor of the estate Of Sam j. smith. deceased.
the undersigned trustee in said deed of trust,
will offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash ut the court house
front door in the city of Grenada, Missis-
sippi, on saturday; November 30, 1912.
within legal hours. the following lands, to-
wit: southwest IL OF southwest IL, section
20; and west 1-2 of northwest II, section 20;
all in township ~. range ! east.
Default has been made in the payment of
said indebtedn ness and 1 have been request
ed to foreclose said trust deed by said Silas
Ransom, administrator Of said estate.
+. W, Snbin,
8nov3t Trustee
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
WORDS FROM HOME
Statements that May be Investigated
Testimony of Grenada Citizens.

When a Grenada Citizen comes to the
front, telling his friends and neighbors
of his experience, you can rely on his
sincerity. The statements of people
residing in far away places do not COM
mand your confidence. Home endorse
ment is the kind that backs Doan's
Kidney Pills. Such testimony Is con-
vincing. Investigation proves it true.
Below is a statement of a Grenada resi-
dent. No stronger proof of merit can
be had.
H. Heine, 400 Main-st., Grenada,
says: II am glad to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Some time ago l was
greatly troubled by sharp pains across
my back and kidneys. There was also
a bearing down sensation in my loins.
The kidney s~ecretions were too frequent
in passage and caused me annoyance.
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Hughes drug store, promptly disposed
of every symptom of my complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name--Doan--and take
no other.
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NOm-Resident Notice

Slate OF Mississippi, Grenada County. IN
Chancery Court, December Rule day
Term. 1919.
Montgomery Stinson ct al
VS..
Lettie johnson ct III.
State OF Mississippi, to Griffin Leonard and
SimonLeonard, defendant. whose post Of
flee is Memphis, state OF Tennessee.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of Grenada County. In said
State, on the End Monday Of December, A.
said Court in the above styled cause, where
In you are defendants. and show cause. II
any yon can. why the prayer OF bill Of con
plant fled In said cause for division OF land
shall not be allowed.
This the 5th day OF November, 19i2.
JnO. 8. King,
Roane & Roane. Chancery Clerk
Solicitor for Complainant. 22nov3t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
Fresh Groceries;
Weeks Building

We carry the best; we sell it cheap
err; we deliver it promptly. We want a
part of your business we will appreci-
ate what you give us. We want one
and all to come and get our prices be-
fore buying their groceries. We can
save you money. We want you to try
our coffee, The Maxwell House Blend.
We want you to buy your hams from
US. Yours to please,
r. P. Porter,
15nov Grenada; phone 27l.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
GRENADA CITY o

GRENADA CITY SCHOOLS
Honor Roll For Second Month
First Grade.
John Countiss Chas. Lickfold
Gervais Moss Melba Carl
Elise Lockett Elizabeth Provine
Sallie Simpson Frances Rush
Kathryn Todd Ray Dowdle
Maxwe | Mccormack
Gertrude Bryant Hortense Jones
Second Grade.
Mildred Bell Gwyn Bratton
Mary Gladys Brown
Vernon Broyles Crystal Bryant
William Cr0wder Mamie Mccormack
Edith Pearson Regina Smith
Rose Stoner
Third Grade.
Irma jackson Kathrine Simpson
Fourth Grade.
Edna Jones Clifton Morrison
Ben Perry Anita Smith
Rebecca Stokes Evelyn Wilson
Fifth Grade.
| Elizabeth Pearson Susie Brown
AlL0 al OOAhC9 G0Ah AoA
May West Madge Williams
Seventh Grade.
Price James Sam Irby
| May Bays Catherine Trout
Stokes kimbrough Maggie Gage
Mary Belle Wright
Eighth Grade.
Laura Neal Penn Jessie Windham
Johnnie Elliott Louise Stokes
Ruth Stokes Beryn Galloway.
Ninth Grade.
| Richard McRee Mamie Morgan
| Lena johnson Emma Doty
7 Frances Broadstreet
Tenth Grade.
Donald Wright Frances Jones
Catherine Bull Carrie Doty
| Veral Horn
d, Eleventh Grade.
Lafayette Atkinson Clarence Orman
Music Honor Roll
Jessie Holland Vera Lee James
Lucille James Velma Williams
Eva May Orman Catherin Trout
Johnnie Rayburn Claude Dennman
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-11-22
Proceedings of The City Council.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen met at the mayors office O this the
4h dy of November. 1912 the same being regular meeting of the said board
Present-B. F. Thomas. ma or; L. b. James, recorder; Claud Hall, mar
shall: =. T. Keeton, r. Pressgrove, :. H. Horn, Robt. Horton, W. B. Rush. al
dernen. The minutes of the last meetings were read and approved.
r. Pressgrove, who had been appointed a committee o adjust a claim for
Mrs. B B. McLendon recommended that the UNI of 500 be allowed for alleged
dan ages by her, against the city to date.
Ordered that the sum of ne hundred dollars be and the I'M is hereby al
lowed to Mrs. B 3, B McLendon for all damage Ito her property, Lot IS, Green
SAN being in full of all claims for damages against said city by her to date.
Ordered that reductions be made O personal assessment as follows: Jno.
P Jones, $4,000; j.. B. Perry. $1,000; j M. Brown, $1,000.
Ordered tina. reports of officers be approved as follows:
Report of G. =. Moss, City Treasurer; for month ending October Z, 1912:
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c. J. Moss, City Treasurer.
MONTHLY REPORT OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
Grenada, Miss, Nov. {, 1912
Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen: Srs-I have the honor to report
city tax for the fiscal year 1912, from the first day of Oct, 1912, to the first dy
of November 1872 and the amount herewith stated is all that i have collected
O. said account since my last report:
Amount collected for city, S 1BO 68
OF School bonds, sos "a
" Electric light and waterworks bonds SOS "a
Amount of Privilege, 70 IS
Total amount, 1881 81
Less commission at 5 per cent, ZIG So
Balance, 2N5 O3
By Treasures receipts Nos. 27, 2s, 2s, PSI, 22, 25, 24.
And hereby certify that have paid the full amount expressed or the face
Caud Hall, City Tax Collector, City of Grenada.
MAYORS REPORT.
Grenada, Miss, Nov. l, 1912
To the Hon. Board of Mayor and Aldermen: l beg leave to submit this al
my report, showing the moun of fines collected during the month of October,
1912, and deposited in the treasury as per receipt Nc. So hereto attached:
Case No. 4l, Ollie Sykes, $25 co.
B. F. Thomas, Mayor. City of Grenada.
Ordered that the following salaries and accounts be allowed:
GENERAL FUND.
BF Thomas $50, Ii James $50, Caud Hall s5,' CT Moss 20 SO, J T Keeton
$40, J H Horn $40. R Pressgrove So " B Rush $40, Rbt Horton $40, ] W
Martin $a5 w D Salmon S., Tom Green $50, Cowles Horton 81 so, D W Owens
So; Charlie White, Charlie Martin ~each 81, w and E L fund $3.50, Wiley Bailey
SIS, W C Hudson SIS, W D Salmon 40 go, Lockett Lbr Co 49, So. City Lbr Co
27&, Doak Hdw Co 10 IS, Wilson & Brown So J H Doroh s.. Roane & Co 50,
Avent McElwrath so. G D Lckfod $6, Geo Smith IL SO, Boots Weathers ST.
Mrs B B McLendon 500.
Geo Brown SO Is, Lee Campbell $40, Sias Lacey 80 rs, Jim Williams 26 IS,
Glauber Brass Co 4s 49, The Bell Machine Co rs, Western Electric Co 49 49,
Johns Manvle Go A. National Refining Co 9 26, L B James $780, Neptune
ing Co 35, The Bryant Pressl6 rs, Tom Legree 81, Electric Supply Co 70 O5,
Cook Well Co SO, Admission Foundry Go $50, Towner & Company Is "a, Broad
W E Smith so, Doak Hdw Co 6 80, Water & Light fund 6 Co.
Ordered that the u m of eight hundred dollars be transferred from the gen
eal fund to the school fund.
Ordered that the board adjourn. L. B. James, City Recorder.
b F.. Thomas, Mayor.