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The Tupelo Journal
Published W"kly.
car1 , --rragaws
TOPBLO. : ; : : : Miaai88IPPL
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The undersigned submits the follow
ing as his report (required by law to
be published), showing the receipts and
disbursements of the several funds of
the city for the interval from January
1, 1905, to September 31, 1905, which
includes, of course, all balance on hand
January 1, 1905, viz.:
CITY FUND.
1905.
Jan. 1—Balance on hand.$ 1,896.92
Feb. 1—Received R. D. Porter,
warrant No. 110. 83.44
Jan. 14—Received D. W. Rob
ins, warrant No. 108...... 366.50
Feb. 13—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 115.... 1,497.15
Feb. 20—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 116. 584.50
Feb. 20—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 117. 1.00
June 5—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 129. 500.23
June 5—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 131. 86.50
April 10—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 125... 887.58
July 3—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 133. 22.50
Aug. 1—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 139. 12.75
Aug. 1—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 137. 15.00
Aug. 1—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 136. 1&75
Aug. 8—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 143... 1,500.00
Aug. 8—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 147... 169.60
vSept. 5—Received .R. I). Por
ter, warrant No. 153. 11.25
Sept. 5—Received R. D. Por
ter, warrant No. 154. 5.00
Sept. 12—Received R. 1). Por
ter, warrant No. 155. 264.30
Total receipts .5> t,v*o.vt
Disbursements.
Same disburesed as follows, viz.:
No.
205—Wood Parham.$ 1-25
321—T. T. Bonner . 12.50
208—T. T. Bonner . 12.50
203—T. T. Bonner. 12.50
315—W. P. Burke... 9.71
;;27—Tupelo Planing Mills... .76
334—W. E. Smith..'. tW
337— D. N. Tanner. 10.30
338— Tupelo Journal. 37.50
339— C lark & Co. 1.00
343— D. W. Robins . 17.50
344— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
348— J. W. Hoyle. 12.50
349— John Clark . 12.50
350— V. C. Kincannon. 12.50
351— T. T. Bonner . 12.50
352— F. H. Mitts. 62.50
353— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
354— Smith McAllister . 20.00
356— H. E. Porter . 3.00
357— L. R. Cates. L00
358— Thomas Angle. 1.99
359— L. R. Cates. 1-09
360— J. M. Witt. 1-00
361— R. F. Robertson. 1-00
362— Lumpkin Bros. & Co.... 1.60
363— Woodson Parham. 16.00
364— Albert Ritter ...••. 13.75
365— R. D. Porter . 51.00
366— D. N. Tanner . 3.95
367— Smith McAllister . 15.00
368— George Allen . 58.80
369— W. P. Burke . 2.30
370— Marshall & Bruce.. 61.35
371— Norton Stone . 12.00
372— R. L. Pound. 18.00
373_George D. Barnard & Co. 4.00
374— R. D. Porter. 61.00
375— D. W. Robins . 75.00
376— Smith McAllister . 20.00
377— R. F. Robertson.... 70.00
378— R. F. Robertson. 74.75
379— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
380— Howerv Finley . 4-5.00
381— C. H. C lifton. 6-<5
382— Tver Iverson . 40.00
788—Tupelo Journal . 22.50
796—Russell Engine Co. 1,557.34
383— D. W. Robins . 55.00
384— Z. A. Herndon. 3.00
385— Tupelo Journal . 31.25
386— Smith McAllister . 20.00
387— R. D. Porter. 51.25
388— -J. W. Hoyle. 12.50
'389—y, C. Kincannon. 12.50
390— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
391— R. F. Robertson. 21.90
392— R. F. Robertson. 10.00
392—C. W. Troy . 12.50
394—John Clark . 12.50
_11 W Pnbiiis. 12.50
396— M. L. Moore.. 4.30
397— M. L. Moore . 2.70
398— W. J. Callow . 27.00
399— R. D. Porter . 52.23
400— R. F. Robertson . 70.00
401— C. P. Long . 90.00
402— M. & 0. R. R. 23.76
403— D. W. Robins . 46.00
404— Smith McAllister . 20.00
405— Pound Kincannon & Elkin .95
406— W. D. Anderson. 125.00
407— Smith McAllister . 2.00
408— G. W. Baldwyn. 2.00
409— D. W. Robins. 117.00
410— W. D. Anderson. 34.75
411— R. D. Porter. 51.25
412— Ed Ward . 30.00
413— D. N. Tanner. 2.75
414— D. N. Tanner. 3.25
415— Austin Western Co. 181.75
416— F. H. Mitts. 62.50
417— Pound Kincannon & Elkin .90
418— Louis Eaves . 1.50
419— Jo H. Smith . 3.00
420— C. S. Woods . 100.00
421— Alf Jones . 5.00
422— V. C. Kincannon. 12.50
423— R. D. Porter. 53.50
424— D. N. Tanner...... 2.00
425— C. W. Troy . 12.50
426— W. D. Anderson.. 125.00
427— D. W. Robins. 12.50
428— D. W. Robins. 42.00
429— J. W. Hoyle. 12.50
430— F. H. Mitts. 62.50
431— John Clark. 7.25
432— John Clark.*... 5.25
433— Ed Ward ... 30.00
434— Tupelo Journal . 31.25
435— T. E. Gardner. 1.00
436— Smith McAllister . 20.00
437— John Anderson . 1.00
438— M. & O. R. R. Co. 476.00
439— G. W. Baldwyn, supt... 75.85
440— M. & O. R. R. Co.. 612.00
441-Louis Eaves... 6.50
443— Southern Express Co..., 1.90
444— D. W. Robins. 150.50
445— B. T. Snyder. 195.00
446— W. X. Wilson. 7.00
447— G. W. Baldwyn. 97.50
448— R. F. Robertson.. 50.00
449— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
450— R. F. Robertson.. 70.00
451— W. P. Burke. 11.29
452— D. N. Tanner. 4.25
453— W. D. Anderson. .80
454— Smith McAllister ...... 20.00
455— E. R. Wilson . 1.00
456— R. D. Porter t. 50.00
457— R. D. Porter. 6.25
458— M. & O. R. R. Co. 187.00 (
459— W. A. Monaghan. 7.75
460— G. W. Baldwyn -... 54.40
461— M. & O. R. R. Co. 8.10
462— G. W. Baldwn .. 73.95
463— Godwy Harness Co... •. 1.60 j
04—T. E. O&njcwmm t »>«t IMW ]
465— Austin Western Co., Ltd. 8.00
466— R. E. Motley. 45.40
467— B. T. Snyder . 115.50
468— B. T. Snyder . 2.70
469— B. T. Snyder.:... 74.00
470— G. W. Baldwyn, foreman. 113.70
471— Smith McAllister . 20.00
472— Wm White... 3.00
473— R. D. Porter. 70.25
474— D. W. Robins. 117.00
475— R. O. Duke. 19.50
476— D. N. Tanner. 3.00
477— R. F. Robertson. 20.00
478— R. F. Robertson. 70.00
By cash on hand to balance... 432.61
$ 7,925.97
SCHOOL FUND.
1905.
July 1—Balance on hand.$ 1,107.88
July 19—Received State Aud
itor, State divide fund. 1,3.33.47
Feb. 13—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 114.... 1,578.52
March 8—Received A. W. P.,
Co. Treas., warrant No. 120. 580.78
May 24—Received A. W. P.,
Co. Treas., warrant No. 127. 147.64
June 15—Received State Treas. 662.60
June 15—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 124.... 71.35
Aug. 2—Received J. Q. Robins,
warrant No. 141. 30.00
Aug. 8—Received R. F. Rob
ertson, warrant No. 146.... 7.60
Total receipts .$ 5,519.84
Disbursed as follows, viz.:
No.
113— W. M. Gutherie.$ 1-30
114— Anderson & Sons. 38.65
125—1. Iverson . 4.00
130— Tupelo Coal Co. 30.47
131— Clark & Go. .90
132— The O. H. Anderson Co. . 199.72
133— r. M. Savery. 200.00
134— Walker, Evans & Cogs
well . 4-8,>
135— Tupelo Journal . 11.50
136— Shelby Topp. -30
137— Noah Thomas . 1-00
138— If. K. High . 17.50
139— W. P. Burke. 1-40
140— Tupelo Coal Co. 39.45
141— C. II. Clifton. 7.70
142— Frank Dew . 50.00
12—S. G. Tate .f 113.00
l.i—i). jl>. ... '
14— Corinne Lunev . 42.50
15— Wain Conn... 42.50
10—Annie Dozier . 42.50
17— Xola Stone . 42.50
18— Clara B. Qoar. 42.50
19— Vivian Holmes ........ 42.50
20— Anna Trice . 42.50
21— W. M. Wade . 35.00
22— E. D. Laque . 25.00
23— S. G. Tate. 115.00
24— B. L. Hatch . 75.00
25— -Corine Laney . 42.50
2G—Wain Conn. 42.50
27— Annie Dozier . 42.50
28— Xola Stone . 12.50
29— C. B. Goar. 42.50
30— Vivian Holmes. 42.50
31— -Anna Trice . 42.50
32— Wm. Wade . 35.00
33— K. D. Laque . 25.00
34— E. L. Cook . 11.25
35— -W. M. Wade . 35.00
36 — E. D. Laque . 25.00
37— E. L. Cook. 13.00
38— S. G. Tate . 115.00
39— B. L. Hatch. 75.00
40— Corinne Laney .42.50
41— Wain Conn .42.50
42— Annie Dozier . 42.50
43— Xola'Stone . 42.50
44— Clara B. Goar . 42.50
45— Vivian Holmes . 42.50 |
46— Anna Trice. 42.50
47— S. G. Tate. 115.00
j48rB. L. Hatch . 75.00
49— Corinne Laney . 42.50
50— Wahl Conn . 42.50
51 - Annie Dozier . 42.50
52— Xola Slone . 42.50
. 55—Anna Trice. 42.50
56— W. M. Wade. 35.00
57— E. 1). Laque . 25.0ft
58— E. L. Cook . 15.00
53— C. B. Goar.»- 42.50
54— Vivian Holmes. 42.50
59— W. M. Wade . 35.00
60— E. D. laique. 25.00
61— E. L. Cook . 13.00
62— S. G. Tate. 115.00
63— B. L. Hatch. 75.00
64— Corinne Laney . 42.50
65— Wain Conn . 42.50
66— Annie Dozier . 42.50
67— C. B. Goar. 42.50
68— Vivian Holmes . 42.50
69— Xola Stone . 42.50
70— Anna Trice. . 42.50
71— W. M. Wade . 17.50
72— K. D. Laque . 12.50 ,
73— E. L. .Cook . 7.50
74— S. G. Tate. 57.50
75— B. L. Hatch . 37.50 ,
76— Corinne Laney. 21.25
77— Wain Conn . 21.25
7S—Vivian Holmes. 21.25 (
79—('. B. Goar _*. 21.23
SO—Nola Stone . 21.25
.81—Annie Dozier . 21.25
82—Anna Trice . 21.25
143— Tupelo Coal Co.• 10.50
144— Trice, Raymond & Co... 19.50
143—Henry Collier . .75
146— Frank Dew . 25.00
147— Tupelo Coal 'Co. 3.50
148— Frank Dew . 20.00
149— A. Dalton . 48.07
150— C. H. Clifton... 1.00
151— W.J. Callow . 450.00
152— Clarence Murphy . 7.40
153— J. N. Francis . 109.98
134—A. Wiley . 8.50
Cash on hand to balance. 1,130.30
$ 5,519.84
Jan. 1— Balance on hand.,.$ 1,176.73
Aug. 5—Pro rata $25,000 bond
issue . 6,000.00
Total receipts .$ 7,176.73
April 11—Coupons 13, 14, 1-5,
16, series 29, 4 at $15 each. $ 60.00
July 7—Bond No. 14 .. . 50.00
ylulv 7—Coupon No. 14, Series
30 . 12.50
Get. 4—Bond No. 5. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 6. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 7. 500.00
Oct. 8—Bond No. 8. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 9. 500.00
Oct. 4--Bond No. 10. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 11. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 12. 500.00
Oct. 4—Bond No. 13, int. & ex. 518.67
Oct. 4—Bond No. 15, int. & ex. 518.67
Oct. 4—Bond No. 16, int. & ex 518.67
Oct. 4—Coupons 5 to 12, at $15
each . 120.00
Oct. 4—Coupons 5 to 12, at
$12.50 each. 100.00
Oct. 4—Bal. cash on hand. 828.22
$ 7,176.73
ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND.
1905.
Jan. 1—Balance on hand.$ 13.68
Feb. 1—Received R. D. Porter. 723.74
Feb. 13—Received R. F. Rob
ertson . 2,994.48
March 7—Received R. D. Porter 487.60
April 5—Received R. D. Porter 692.16
April 30—Received R. D. Porter 540.48
June 5—Received R. D. Porter 534.55
.June 5—Received R. F. Rob
ertson .. 114.66
July 3—Received R. D. Porter. 561.94
Aug.,1—Received R. D. Porter. 1,349.77
Aug. 8—Received R. F. Robert
son . 15.21
Sept. 5—Received R. D. Porter 552.64 ]
Sept. 5—Received R, D. 4Porter. 122.10
Sept R. D, Portor- U9.90
Oct. 4—Ptp Tata $25,000 bond
issue . 6,000,00
$14,823.01
Disbursed as follows, viz.:
No.
522— M. & O. R. R. agent....$ 30.76
523— W. S. Thompson. 23.04
525—E. W. Hawkins . 145.45
529—Hill’s Creek Coal Co. 119.52
532— M. & O. R. R. Co. 56.04
533— E. W. Hawkins ... 18.15
535— E. \V. Hawkins ........ 51.00
536— M. & O. R. R. Co. 54.58
543— E. W. Hawkins .. 19.50
544— E. W. Hawkins . 10.80
545— Hanover National Bank. 4.12
496—Tupelo Cotton Mills.... 4.90
498—Trice-Raymond Hurd. Co. 3.44
500—W. H. Topp.,. 6.30
527— Trice-Raymond Hurd. Co, 2.38
528— Commercial Electric Sup
ply Co. . 1.40
531—Black Diamond Mnfg. Co, 8.75
534— Blakeslee Mnfg. Co. 1.85
537— The Milner-Kettig Co... 23.71
538— W. E. Smith . 2.10
539— W. C. Vanhoose. 10.00
540— Milner-Kettig Co. 155.04
541— J. W. Hoyle. 180.00
542— Western Electric Co. 3.02
546— C. W. Hewitt. .50
547— The General Oil Co. 43.18
548— Hills Creek Coal Co. 79.66
549— Western Electric Co. 17.55
550— Tupelo Cotton Mills .... 4.14
551— K. W. Hawkins. 10.50
552— W. O. McLain. 3.20
553— E. W. Hawkins . 147.75
554— E. W. Hawkins. 25.00
555— A. L. Ford .,. 40.00
i>56—J. R. Hollmau. 10.05
557—M. .1. Callow. 4.93
358—Wesley Jones . 16.95
559— King Fielding. 4.32
560— H. E. High . 123.45
561— E. W. Hawkins . 100.00
562— Hills Creek Coal......... 42.90
563— Hills Creek Coal. 76.92
564— Hills Creek Coal. 44.22
565— —Milner & Kettig Co. 4.56
566— Crane & Co. 9.54
567— Western Electric Co. 39.02
568— R. J. Hollnian . 2.00
569— Western Electric Co. 1,000.00
570— A. L. Ford . 40.00
571— M. & O. R. R. Co.58.26
572— W. S. Walker & Co. 7.22
573— Western Electric Co. 64.87
dll 1 lir VICI1CMU VAT. • • • • T'.vu
575— Hills Creek Coal Co. 77.43
576— Hills Creek Oil Co.* 35.04
577— E. W. Hawkins . 100.00
578— M. & 0. R. R. Co. 56.63
570—Southern Express Co.... .45
5SO—R.'J. Hollman. 35.00
581— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co... 1.60
582— Tupelo Scales Co. 32.21 I
583— Pound, K. & E. 4.15
584— M. & 0. R. R. Co. 58.01
585— Southern Express Co.... 2.00
586— Clark & Co. 1.20]
588— A. L. Ford.:.. 40.00 1
589— E. W. Hawkins. 100.00
590— R. J. Hollman. 35.00;
591— Hills Creek Coal Co. 179.28
593— General Oil Co. 13.25
594— Western Electric Co. 238.87
595— M. & O. R. R. Co. 55.51
597— Southern Express Co.... 2.00
598— C. P. Long. 2.25
599— Southern Express Co.... .45
500— Willis Sample . 1.75
501— Lewis Hanbv . 1.45
602—St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co.. 1.60
503— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co.. 3.34
504— A. L. Ford . 40.00
505— K. W. Hawkins. 100.00
506— -Crane & C«. 6.84 |
507— General Oil Co. 12.88
508— Hills Creek Coal Co. 126.72
309—Claude M’erson. 10.00
810—AI. & O. R. R. Co. 16.78
511—AI. & O. R. R. Co. .86
312—Willis Sample . 1.35
513— Southern Express Co.... .60
514— AI. & O. R. R. Co.. 14.20
515— AI. & O. R. R. Co. 22.14
>16—M. & 0. R. R. Co. 3.84
517— M. & O. R. R. Co. .86
518— A. Dalton . 6.00
519— AC & O. R. R. Co.••.. 3.06
520— AT. & O. R. R. Co. 1.63 j
521— AI. & O. R. R. Co. 1.53 i
322—M. & O. R. R. Co. 22.08 |
523— A. L. Ford . 34.88 j
524— Claude Iverson. 10.00 ;
525— Alf .Tones . 1.90
*26—Joe Reese . 3.40 :
527— E. W. Hawkins. 100.00 I
528— AI. & O. R. R. Co. 28.54 !
520—Western Electric Co. 6.18 j
530— Hills Creek Coal Co. 142.11 j
531— General Oil Co. 21.53 j
532— Crane Co. 9.75 |
533— R. J. Hollman. ... 33.57 j
534— M. &• O. R. R. Co. 37.29 .
535— AI. & O. R. R. Co. 1.26:
536— Southern Express Co.... 1.00
537— M. & 0. R. R. Co. • 1.02
538— St. L. AS. F. R. R. Co... 7.68 j
539— St. L. AS. F. R. R. Co... 1,13 j
540— Joe Reese . 10.00 ;
541— A. L. Ford ... 40.00 I
>42—Southern Express Co.... 1.00
543— James Repult . 40.00 j
544— M. A 0. R. R. Co. 2.27 j
>45—R. J. Hollman . 35.00
546—M. A O. R. R. Co. 28.40
>47—Hills Creek Coal Co. 70.34 j
>48—Western Electric Co. 684.83
>49—Crane Co. 6.06
>50—W. E. Smith . 1.20
>51—Claude Iverson. 10.09
552—St. L. A S. F. R. R. Co... 1.60
>53—M. A O. R. R. Co. 1.02
>54—A. Dalton . 3.75
>56—Tupelo Cotton Mills .... 3.90
>57—Tupelo Cotton Mills. 6.96
>58—E. W. Hawkins. 75.09
>59—Southern Express Co.... 2.00
>00—St. L. A S. F. R. R. Co... 1.30
161—Joe Reese . 10.50
>62—M. A O. R. R. Co.. 28.35 j
>63—R. J. Holman. 2.00
>64—John Wade . 1.05 '
>05—M. A O. R. R. Co. 21.26
>66—Lumpkin Bros. A Co.... .75;
>67—.James Repult .. 40.00
>68—A. L. Ford . 40.00
>69—Alf Jones . 9.43
>70—R. J. Holman. 35".00
>71—Pound, Kineannon A Elkin 26.95
>72—Claude Iverson ... e..,. 1.45
>73—Cfaude Iverson . 10.00
174— Bob Powell . ' 1.25
175— Tupelo Coal Co.. 2.50
176— Western Electric* Co. 1,000.00
177— Standard Oil Co. 9.17
178— Hills Creek Coal. 146.52
79— Janies Bell. 2.80
80— W. H. Topp . 3.65
181— M. A O. R. B. Co. 45.65
182— M. A O. R. R. Co. 28.00
183— George Wells.... 1,75
184— Wm. Shed. 3.30
185— Lumpkin Bros. A Co.... 1.90
186— M. A O. R. R. Co. 28.68 '
>87—M. A O. R. R. Co. 34.76
88— Southern Express Co.... • .65
89— James Repult .36.00
190—A. L. Ford . 42.00
>91—.Toe Reese ....... > 97.70
>92—Western Electric Co. 2,251*45
193— Hills Creek Coal Co..... 192.86
194— W. X. Wison. 53.75
i05—Claude Iverson ... 10.00
196— Homer Hodges... 2.15
197— Wash Lumpkin . 4.50
98—Ras Hollman .. v. . 31.80
199—M. A O. R. R. Co. 18.40
00— Burt Simon ........... 1.151
01— Homer Hodges.. 3.75 ,
02— M. A O. R. R. Co. 36.56
03— M. 4 0.R.R. Co.,.. 33.82
ly cash balance...4,560.66J
l^ij
WATERWORKS AND SEWERAGE
FUND.
Jan. 1—Balance on band.$11,618.60
Feb. 2—Received R. D. Porter. 11.93
Mch. 7—Received R.D. Porter 636.89
June 5—Received R. D. Porter. 423.43
July 3—Received R. D. Porter. 200.00
July 3—Received R. D. Porter. 81.08
Aug. 1—Received R. D. Porter. 264.77
Sept. 5—Received R. D. Porter 63.59
Sept. 5—Received R. D. Porter 19.42
Oct. 4—Pro rata $25,000 bond
issue .. 12,704.16
$26,023.96
No. ..
1— H. C. Ulen & Co.1$ 1,078.50
2— Milner & Kettig Co. 16.23
3— Milner & Kettig Co. 4.00
4— Milner & Kettig Co. 271.21
5— W. P. Burk. 9.27
6— E. W. Hawkins . .•. 50.00
7— Thomas Gray. 72.75
8— H. C. Ulen & Co. 200.00
9— H. C. Ulen & Co. 296.92
10— Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co.. 29.30
11— John Parchman . 2.60
12— Jesse Givan . 2.90
13— Charles Moore . 2.90
14— George Baldwyn . 6.00
15— Zack Gray . 1.60
16— Isaiah Cunningham .... 2.90
17— E. Whitesides . 2.60
18— Hills Creek Coal Co. 44.28
22— Joe Reese . 9.73
23— Clarence Murphy. 7.50
24— -Sample. L75
25— Richard Cannon . 9.00
26— Jim Terry. 1.25
27— Richard Cannon. 10.50
28— Jo,e Reese . .. 9.15
29— Clarence Murphy . 6.15
30-Sample.- 1.60
31— E. W. Hawkins . 50.00
32— Louis Ellis . 2.90
33— W. E. Smith. 15.00
34— Joe Reese . 9.95
33—Richard Cannon .' 4.50
36— Clarence Murphy. 2.50
37— Willis Sample . 3.55
38— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co. .. 1.36
39— Joe Reese . 10.50
40— Clarence Murphy. 1.23
41— Homer Hodges . .40
42— Willis Sample . 1.85
43— Tupelo Scales Co. 64.44
44— Crane Co. 21.83
45— Joe Reese . 10.50
46— M. & O. R. R. Co. 34.42
47— .Toe Reese . 10.50
48— Willis Sample . 4.00
49— Joe Reese . 7.50
-.ft_If W Umvlrina Ml Oft
51— Louis Eaves . 50.00
165—H. Mueller Mnfg. Co- 386.55
167—H. C. Ulen Co. 181.50
169—D. W. Robins. 50.00
186— Howry Finly. 22.50
187— Milner-Kettig Co. 310.06
188— Milner-Kettig Co. 2.03
189— Milner-Kettig Co. 62.80
190— Milner-Kettig Co. 1.25
191— Milner-Kettig Co. 114.85
192— Milner-Kettig vCo. 33.36
193— W. C. Vanhouse. 10.25
194— Clark & Co. 146.07
195— C. \V. Hewitt. 3.25
196— W. E. Smith. -75
Pittsburg Testing Co.. 20.30
199—The Sherns & Ott Mnfg.
Co . 12.33
W. O. MeLain, agent- 26.26
Henry Breland. 1.00
E. W. Hawkins . 35.25
Kirkpatrick & Johnson.. 500.00
D. X. Tanner. 5.40
Postal Telegraph Co- .87
W. J. Callow . 5.00
E. W. Hawkins.. 50.00
789— Clark & Co. 5.03
790— United States Cast Iron
and Pipe Co. 1,912.79
791— E. \V. Hawkins . 10.50
792— E. W. Hawkins . 18.75
793— —H. t. dray . 45.00
794— E. W. Hawkins . 46,40
795— R. D. Cole Mnfg. Co. 18.00
797— H. C. Ulen Co.-.... 1,270.93
798— The Fairbanks Co. 132.75
799— S. E. Flynt. 129.40
800— Virginia Bridge and Iron
Pipe Co. 1,803.60
19— Crane Co. 2.16
20— Crane Co. 34.95
21— Crane Co. 32.2.>
53— Hills Creek Coal Co. 89.64
52- -Western Union Co. 1.6 *
54— J. M. Sullivan . 18.00
55— Trice, Raymond & Co... 21.17
56— Trice, Raymond & Co.... 27.23
57— Crane Co. 168.74
58— Crane Co.. L81
59— Crane Co. 67.83
60— Dorsey Printing Co. 9.30
61— Trice, Raymond & Co... 1.82
62— James Repult.— 7.05
63— Joe Reese . 4-83
64— Louis Hamby . 2.1o
65— Willis Sample . 2.20
66— M. & O. R. R. Co. 80.66
67— Southern Express'Co- .80
6S—James Repult. 10.50
69— John Birmingham . -90
70— Jesse Givlian .. • 2.75
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71— Charley Moore . 2.12
72— Eb Whitesides . 2.75
73— Frank Mexico . -56
74— Will Foy ... 3-75
75— John Parham . 3-“J
76— Mingo Augustus . -50
77— G. W. Baldwn . 4.40
78— St. L. & S. F. R. R- Co.. 4.SI
79— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co. .. 14.94
80— James Repult . 10-5°
81— Tupelo Seales Co. s-r,°
82— M. P. Burk. 30-08
S3—E. M. Hawkins. 50.01)
84— Platt Iron Works. 500.00
85— Crane Co. 7.70
86— W. S. Sparks... 55.10
S7—Hills Creek Coal Co. 1-6.7
88— Geo. C. Meyers. 1-00
89— Willis Sample. 3 -3J
90— Louis Hamby. -89
91— James Repult. 30-50
92— R. M. Robins. 3-50
93— M. & O. R. R. Co. 9-03
94— M. & O. R. R- Co. 21.0o
95— .lames Repult. 9.50
96— Joe Reese. , ”.o0
97— Will Jones. 7-90
98— Charlie Moore. 2.50
99— Southern Express Co- 2.30
100— M. & O. R. R. Co.29.60
101— James Repult .
102— Joe Reese . ”.0a
103— Dillard MuTtin . -80
105— Southern Express Co... 1.00
106— Willis Sample . w 2-53
107— James Repult . *0.50
108— .Joe Reese ,.
109— M. & O. R- R. Co. 25.68
110— St. L. & S. R. R- Co... , 3.60
Llt=-Sam McCorkle ......... 5.05
132— Western Union Tel. Co.. .33
113— James Repult .• 5.25
114— Willis Sample.. 1-60
115— M. & O. R. R- Co.* 32-?9
116— M. & 0. R. R- Co. 30.44
117— G. W. Baldwyn .. 12.11
118— E. W. Hawkins. 50.00
119— E. W. Hawkins. 7.95
120— Alf Jones.. • • • • 2<®?
121— Joe Reese .. -75
122— M. & O. R. R- Co..... 17.56
123— Tmjelo Scales Co....... 9.25
125—A. Dalton. l2-®9
127— U. S. Cast Iron & Pipe Co. 46.10
128— Va. Bridge & Iron Co... 280.15
129— Hills Creek Coal Co..... 142.11
133— Southern Sewer Pipe Co. 129.65
135— Joe Reese. 2-99
136— Walter Abbott. 2.25
137— Sam McCorkle. 123.05
138— Joe Reese . 7.50
139— Sam McCorkle;.. 136.10
140— Postal Tel. Co......... 2-25
141— 0. W. Baldwyn........ 5.63
lifHMwi MeCorklt.»* • ♦«»»• W4»4d
I 5.
124—A. Dalton .............. 570.00
120—Fairbanks & Co. . 571.40
130— Marshall & Bruce....... 25.25
131— General Oil Co..'. 21.52
, 133—D. W. Robins.. 7.35
134—R. B. Johnson. 23.15
143— M. & O. R. R. Co..19.54
144— M. & O. R. R. Co. 29.28
145— Leaks & Goodlett. 53.45
146— D. N. Tanner. 8.00
147— George Hill. 6.40
148— Hills Creek Coal Co. 70.34
149— Crane Co. 6.06
150— W. J. Callow. 9.00
151— Joe Reese .. 12.55
152— W. P. Burk. 17.55
153— Sam MeCorkle. 138.15
154— Western Union Tel. Co.. 1.75
155— M. & O. R. R. Co. 33.48
J56—E. W. Hawkins. 64.95
157—.Joe Reese . 10.85
; 158—Sam MeCorkle. 149.95
j 159—Trice Raymond . 28.37
160— James Dempey. 3.00
161— Sam MeCorkle. 161.65
162— Sam MeCorkle . 122.60
163— Joe Reese . 10.50
164— M. & O.Jt. It. Co... 20.28
165— B. C. Stillwell. 83.35
166— K. B. Johnson.......... 126.70
167— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co.. 3.20
168— Postal Tel. Co. 2.15
169— George Hill. 2.40
170— Tupelo Scales Co. 2.50
171— W. P. Burke. 13.68
172— 1). N. Tanner. 2.20
173— Platt Iron Works Co.... 3,400.00
174— Hills Creek Coal Co. 98,59
175— W. C. Vanhoose..^.,... 6.50
176— Joe Taylor .. 1.35
177— Sam MeCorkle. 32.20
178— M. & 0. R. R. Co... 30.26
179— Joe Reese . 17.50
180— M. & O. R. R. Co. 25.44
181— Will Taylor . 1.90
182— Os Trulove . 1.55
183— G. W. Baldwyn. 56.86
184— Stephenson Gates . 51.40
185— Claude Murphy . 4.65
186— Hinds Bros. & Co. 21.85
187— Miller Mer. Co... 18.40
188— Lumpkin Bros. & Co.... 15.90
189— G. W. Baldwyn. 23.99
190— M. & O. R. It. Co. 33.32
191— John Robinson. 1.85
192— Sam MeCorkle. 11.30
] 93—Jesse Simon. 2.25
194— If. c. Stillwell. 100.00
195— B. C. Stillwell. 13.33
196— St. L. & S. F. R. R. Co. .. 3.20
197— M. & O. R. R. Co. 34.68
198— Jesse Simon . 2.03
199— Hills Creek Coal Co. 172.80
200— Platt. Iron Works Co.... 1.80
201— George Baldwvn. 18.00
202— Sam McCorkle. 8.60
203— G. W. Baldwvn. 100.72
204— Leake & Goodlett. 31.09
205— Southern Express Co.... 1.00
206— W. C. Vanhoose. 2.75
207— G. W. Baldwvn. 103.41
208— Wesley Fields . .'. 2.10
209— Cumberland Tel. Co. 3.20
Cash to balance. 6,448.97
$36,023.96
CITY BOND FUND.
Jan. 1—To bal. on band.$ 8.43
Feb. 13—Received R. F. Rob
ertson . 2,994.48
April 10—Received R. F. Rob
ertson . 114.66
Aug. 8—Received R. F. Rob
ertson . . 15.21
Oct. 4—Pro rata $25,000 bond
issue . 500.00
Coupons 78 to 136 inclu., Series
1, 59 at $13.75 each.. 811.23
Coupons 1 to 30 inclu., Series
5, 30 bonds at $30 each. 900.00
Coupons 1 to 6 inclu., Series.
2, 6 (-options at $2.75 each. . 16.50
Coupons Jjjoa. 9, 11, 12, 16. 17,
1S, 2ft, "cries 2’ 7 coupons at
$2.75 each.. 19.25.
Coupons 21 to 55 inclu., Series
2, 35 coupons at $13.75 each 481.25
Coupons 57 to 112 inclu., Scries
2, 56 coupons at. $13.75 each 770.00
1—Bond . 100.0
7— Coupon . 2.75
8— Coupon . 2.75
56—Coupon . 13.73
Coupons 113 to 136 inclusive,
$13.75 each . 330.00
Coupons 13, 11, 15, 19. $2.75
each . 11.00
Bal. cash on hand.. 174.28
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All of which is certified to be correct,
as fully and completely as appears of
record, and on file in Mayor’s office, city
of Tupelo.
Respectfully submitted tliis Oct. 9th,
1905. R. D. PORTER,
City Clerk.
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THE WEEK'S NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome of the Most Important
Eyente at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
; '_
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH.
Latest Developments in the Yellow
Fever Epidemic, Totjethcr With
Items of Interest Called From th*
Important Happenings All Over
the World—
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
The official report from New Orleans
covering the 24 hours ended at 6 p. m.
on the 20th showed: New cases of
yellow fever, 4; total to date, 3,352.
Deaths, none; total to date, 435. Cases
under treatment, 98; discharged, 2,819.
The Matine hospital service, in view i
of the gradual but certain elmination
of yellow fever from New Orleans, is
reducing its working force in that city.
The Marine hospital service has de
clined to take charge of the situation
at Patterson, La., and it is probable'
that the fever will linger there until j
frost puts an end to this year’s crop of
stegomoya.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
The police at Bridgeport, Conn., have
recovered all of the money stolen from
the Adams Express Co. at Pittsburg,
Pa., by Edward G. Cunlifte but about
$10,000, ar.<d the prisoner has been tak
en back to Pittsburg. James Missett
got $2,500 reward from the Pinkerton
agency for betraying Cunlifte.
Pension Commissioner Warner will
recommend the dismissal from the serv
ice of a number < employes who have
been acting the '© of money s>- :ks
and charging usui.ous rates of ii est.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheaton, wne oi <i»j
Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, died at her Lome
in Chicago, after a month’s illness,
aged 50 years.
The Twenty-fourth infantry (colored)
is to be sent for a second tour of duty
in the Philippines. The regiment will
be stationed in Mindanao.
President Roosevelt was welcomed to
Atlanta, Ga., as “Georgia’s most illus
trious grandson,” in the course of a
happy speech by John Temple Graves,
editor of the Atlanta Daily News, to
which the president made a felicitous
response. An incident of the Georgia
itinerary was a visit to his mother's old
home at Roswell by the president.
England celebrated with great cere
mony the one hundredth anniversary of
the death of Lord Nelson, the hero of
Trafalgar. The great shaft in Trafal
gar square, London, was beautifully
decorated and surrounded by floral trib
utes.
The worst storm experienced in 30 j
years swept over Lake Erie, Lake Hu- j
ron and Lake Michigan, and shipping
suffered severely, particularly on Lake
Erie. The loss of life was not very
great, but the property loss was enor
mous. The gale reached a maximum
velocity of 72 miles an hour.
Mrs. Clara M. Buckley, after seven
hours’ sweating, confessed that she shot
and killed Mrs. Clara McCluskey at the
rear door of her saloon in Chicago.
Jealousy over the friendship of Mrs.
McCluskey for Albert Tyrman, an elec
trician, led to the tragedy.
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M.
Shaw will make political speeches in
Ohio from October 27 to November 4. !
Portsmouth, Youngstown and Cleve- I
land will be included in his itinerary.
Gov. Jos. W. Folk of Missouri has ac- !
cepted an invitation from the demo
crats of Ohio to make a three days’ '
tour of the state by special train, No
vember 2, 3 and 4. His itinerary will
Include Toledo, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
and, perhaps, Columbus and Spring
field.
David Hobbs, customs agent for the
LaIl«UiaU r ttuuu i an w a j
Can., is charged with being a defaulter
to the extent of $40,000 to $50,000. He
has decamped.
Lieutenant-Commander Newton A.
McCully, who was United States naval
attache to the Russian forces in Man
churia, has returned home. He says '
the speedy victory of the Japanese over
the Russian fleet in the Sea of Japan .
is a riddle to everyone over there.
Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria and the •
Infanta Maria Teresa, sister of King
Alfonso of Spain, have been formally
betrothed.
The trial of thei Riggen family at
Fort Scott, Kas., for causing the death,
by brutality and abuse, of six-year-old
Herbert Rlggin, is attracting great
crowds of spectators.
Miss Annie E. Hitchcock and Lieut. ;
William H. Sims, U. S. N., will be mar
ried in Washington next month.
Edward G. Cupliffe, who robbed the
Adams Express Co. at Pittsburg, Pa.,
of $101,000, was arrested at Bridgeport,
Conn., and nearly $80,000 of the stolen
money was found, later, at the home j
of a brother-in-law, Jos. W. Boardman, '
at Bristol, Conn., In a suit case sent by
express. |
Secretary of War Taft will start on
his trip to Panama on the 27th tnst.
A reissue of the $10 counterfeit Unit
ed States note first discovered in 1903,
in improved form, is announced by j
Chief Wilkie of the secret service.
The entire business section of Al
turas, Cal., was swept away by Are, I
causing a loss of $100,000; insurance
light.
Terry McGovern appeared in his old |
form I* front of Tommy Murphy in
Philadelphia, and floored him six times
In two minutes, when the referee mere!- !
fully stopped the bout.
James H. Hyde has returned to New
York prepared to testify fully before
the insurance Investigating committee.
Maj.-Gen. J. F. Weston, in his report
as commissary general of the army,
strongly' advises the formation of a
school for bakers* and cooks in the
army.
Chief of Police Collins of Chicago has
placed the ban on professional prize
fighters. i
Dr. Bernays, of St. bouis, says he
could have saved’ the life of J. W. Den- ;
ton, the Bloomington (in.) horseman,
who died as the result of a kick from
a horse at the St. Louis horse show,
had Deaton consented to submit to an
operation. He refined, hotffye?. on 1*
pupt nf the price—f3O0 *
mm.*, ..-. ^~
Former State Senator Burton, **•
president, and former Vlce-Pres dent
Turner of the defunct Chamberlain
bank of Tecumseh, Neb., in the trial of
a criminal case in, connection with tho
bank’s affairs, at Auburn, Neb., gave
testimony directly at variance with that,
given in a civii case, and the court or
dered informations for perjury filed.
Col. Jacob T. Child, former minister
to Slam and consul general at Hankow,
China, died at his home in Richmond,
Mo., of paralysis. He founded the first
daily newspaper in St. Joseph, Mo., and
wrote the ‘Tearl of Asia."
The Russian battleship Knlaz Potem
kin, whose crew mutinied last. June,
has, by imperial order, been rechris
tened the “Pandlelmon,” after the fa
mous martyr of the Russian church.
Mrs. Helen Stallo, widow of John
Bernhard Stailo, of Cincinnati, who was
minister to Italy 20 years ago, died at
Scandiccl, Italy, aged 77.
W. B. Smith, former president of the
Western national hank of Louisville,
Ky., has been indicred in the federal
court at Louisville on ten counts
charging embezzlement, false entries
and misappropriation of the bank’s
funds.
President Roosevelt had no cause to
complain of the cordiality of bis recep
tion as he journeyed through North
Carolina. Thousands greeted him at
every stop and were as effusive in their
welcome as the most exacting could
wish.
The press of Paris kept close tab
on the president's speeches incident to
his southern tcur, and his utterances
regarding the United State:;’ attitude
toward the West Indies and Caribbean
coast evoked approving comment.
The czar of Russia has issued an im
perial manifesto proclaiming the rati
fication of the treaty of peace between
Russia and Japan. It characterize-; Ja
pan as a "brave and mighty enemy,
now our friend.”
Minister Takahira says that Japan
feels “great repose about the Philip
pines because they are occupied by the
United States with the firm hold of its
authority over the archipelago.”
Tho ashes of Sir Henry Irving have
been deposited in “Poet’s Corner" in
IVoctniimitor ohlvov T .onr*nn Thftll
sands stood bareheaded as the casket
was borne into the historic edifice. The
walls of the chapel of St. Faith were
banked with the floral tributes.
President Richard A. McCurdy of tho
Mutual Life Insurance Co. says that ha
has no Intention of resigning and that
nothing can or will.drive him out.
The report of the receivers show the
assets of the various properties of C.
J. Devlin, of Topeka. Kas., who failed
last July, to be $4,956,948, and the di
rect liabilities, $4,592,208.
Mrs. George W. Hoadley, wife of the
manager of the International Power
Co. and president of the American
Bridge Co., was robbed of $10,000 worth
of diamonds and other Jewelry in her
apartments in the Buckingham hotel,
New York city. A waiter and a for
mer bell boy have been arrested.
Joseph Leiter, of Chicago, has been
ordered by Justice Gfeenbaum, of the
New York supreme court, to pay Wm.
J. Zeller $69,767 as principal and1 in
terest of a promissory note which Lei
ter gave during his attempt to corner
the wheat market several years ago.
Four members of the baker’s crew
of the transport Sherman have been ar
rested in San Francisco, by federal
officers, on suspicion of having passed
counterfeit bills while the vessel was
in the port of Honolulu.
Unseasonably cold weather is report
ed from Helena, Mont., the thermome
ters, on the 17tb, recording eight de
grees above zero.
A writ of habeas corpus was refused
for Isaac W. Schiffer, the Alamosa
(Col.) banker charged ' with fraud.
Judge Holbrook also refused to reduce
his bail, fixed at $100,000, and he was
sent to jail.
Ordnance Sergeant Patrick Eagan
committed suicide by jumpmg into the
sea from the deck of the iransport
Sherman, on which he had come from
the Philippines, just as she was enter
ing San Francisco harbor.
As the result of a conference be
tween Secretary of State Root and Sir
Mortimer Durand, the British ambas
sador, it is said that a satisfactory so
lution of the GIoucester-Newfoundland
fli'Mnrino onti t pntro rev ? a I n olcrVit
Edward B. Gifford, paying teller of
the banking house of Claus Spreckels
& Co., who was a passenger on the
steamer Scnoma, from San Francisco,
jumped overboard when nearing Hon
olulu, and was drowned.
President Roosevelt started on his
southern tour on the 18th. His recep
tion in Richmond. Va., was one con
tinuous ovation, and the president was
in his happiest mood. One of the larg
est gatherings ever assembled in the
Virginia capital greeted him when he
delivered his address on the capitol
grounds.
Judge Holdom, in the superior court
in Chicago, has sustained the injunc
tion restraining the members of Typo
graphical Union No. 16 from interfer
ing with the firms composing th8 Chi
cago Typothetae during the present
strike of union printers for the eight
hour day.
Mrs. Alice Hartman and five children
were burned to death in a midnight
fire which consumed their home at Port
Royal, Mo. Only the husband and fa
ther, William Hartman, of the entire
family escaped.
Bubonic plague has appeared at Ner
chinsk, on the Trans-Siberian railroad,
thus offering a terrible menace to the
Russian soldiers returning homeward
over that, the only route.
The L3W cruiser Charleston has been
placed in commission with Capt. Her
bert Winslow In command.
D. R. Willson, indicted on eight
counts for forgery, was sentenced by
Judge Wheeler, at Clarlnda, la., to five
years In the penitentiary.
John Mueller, the alleged somnam
bulistic murderer of his wife and two
children, was sentenced, in Chicago, to
be hanged December 15.
The mikado has issued a rescript to
the Japanese army and navy expressing
satisfaction, at the loyal service ren
dered the nation, and stating that the
national glory has been enhanced and
purposes of the war achieved through
the great victories on land and sea.
Following the disclosure that the
Enterprise national bank of Allegheny,
Pa., was •insolvent, Cashier T. J^ec
Clark, after passing a sleepless night,
took a dose of laudanum and then shot
himself through the head, dying some
hours later He bad loaned the bank a
funds to p?UtlQlM9 without adequ*i«
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