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Mt. Pleasant No. 29 Area 10,S6S Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 78,020 37,340 2 mills ^ J ,)t2l -uaiaiitc Poll Tax 2G.00 3-Mill Tax ^ 532.10 Dog Tax 81.00 Special 74.08 State 100.00 ! $028.91) White Teacher $360.00 Negro Teacher 218.75 578.75 1 O- A 4 Balance ov.z-i Little Mountain No. 30 Area 4,398 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy ni oin m 14S.660 i>x,fcxv luu.^ Pol! Tax $ 47.00 3-Mill Tax 284.85 Dog: Tax 90.00 Special $1,333.95 Deficit 5 164.17 White Teachers , 2,040.00 Negro Teachers 205.50 g,309.67 Overdraft ' $ 975.72 "'1 1 1 Mn 11 waeciaiiQ ?,? ? Area 3,917 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 40,010 19,120 8 mills Poll Tax $ 16.00 . 3 Mill Tax 102.00 Dog: Tax 22.00 Special 1G2.96 sa92.0fi Deficit $ (>0.45 White Teachers 570.00 Negro Teachers 75.00 705.45 Overdraft $312.49 Union No. 32 Area *,zzt Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 48,170 21,830 2 mills Poll Tax $ 13.00 3-Mill Tax 117.45 t*-- rn--- ia nn UOg 13A > Special Tax 43.66 State Aid 97.00 Personal Pledge 250.00 . * '* $535.11 Deficit $158.90 White Teacher ..\ 300.00 Vn/w/> TnonliKM Aft Oft 11 KJ 1 * * wv.v V vw*v v Overdraft - $ 23.79 Jolly Street No. 33 Area 3,897 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 43,470 17,780 8 mills Poll Tax $ 22.00 3-Mill Tax 143.10 Finer Tor on "v6 Special 142.24 $ 343.34 Deficit $104.98 White Teachers 945.00 Negro Teachers 60.00 1,109.98 - j__. A.. ] f 1. k? A 1 vvtruraii $ /do. St. Pauls No. 34 Area 2,560 Acrcs Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 46,030 32,560 * 4 mills Balancc . $ 12.80 Poll Tax 17.00 3-MilI Tax 118.80 Doc: Tax 37.00 Special Tax 129.44 State 100.00 $415.04 White Teacher $225.00 Negro Teacher 60.00 285.00 Balance S130.04 Peak No. 35 I Area 1,673 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 548,030 539,290 4 mills Balance ... $1,400/27 Poll Tax 22.00 3-Mill Tax . 95.40 Dog Tax 3LOO Special Tax 2.157.1G State : 100.00 $3,801.83 uru? A t ? .irt-N ^^ l lTintc teacucrs 4UU.UU Negro Teachers : 80.00 Transfer No. 60 (1-2 Cor.) 1,024.66 1,504.66 1-2 Corporation 1922 to be transferred to Dis*. No. 60. Balance $2,397.17 Mt. Pilgrim No. 36 Area 4,463 Acres Trxable Property Amount paid on Spccial Levy OA /??A ov,oov e> nuns j Ealance S 22.38 < Poll Tax 15.00 3-Mill Tax 106.63 t\ *r ro AA jjog lax oo.uu Special Tax 245.20 State 100.00 $547.23 White Teacher $400.00 Negro Teacher 100.00 500.00 - I Balance $ 47.23 I Mudiic No. 37 Area 8,878 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 82.180 39,500 2 mills Balance $ 2.25 < Poll Tax 0.00 2-\Till Tax 171.45 ? Dog Tax 43.00 Special Tax 79.00 State 100.00 $401.70 White Teacher $2-..r>.00 Negro Teacher 120.00 345.00 $ 56.70 DiliailWU Vaughnville No. 38 Area 8,514 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy *"" 45 n mills Poll Tax $ 14.00 3-Mill Tax 256.50 Dog Tax 30.00 Special 218.80 State 100.00 Negroes 131.50 $750.80 Deficit $125.18 White Teacher S40.00 Negro Teacher 510.00 975.18 Overdraft $224.38 i n_ io v^nappcii5 nu. Area 12,791 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Spccial Levy 268,760 97,700 8 mills Balance $ 382.15 Poll Tax 27.00 3-Mill Tax 402.30 Dog Tax 89.00 toi cn Special ?oi.uu $1,682.05 White Teachers $1,189.00 Negro Teachers : 150.00 1,339.00 Balancc $ 343.05 Old Town No. 40 Area 7,727 Acres r Taxable Property Amount paid on Spccial Levy 128.190 72,880 4 mills Balance $ 95.30 Foil Tax 8.00 3-Mill Tax 202.50 Dog Tax 43.00 Special Tax 291.52 State 100.00 .$650.32 Negro Teacher $160.00 Tmncnnrtat^Ti 296.00 456.00 *w"wrv r* & Balancc $194.32 Dominick No. 41 Area 5,097 Acres. Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 52,930 24,190 * 8 mills 5 W ?9 White Teacher $270.00 Negro Teacher 70.00 340.00 Balance ' $191.34 Recdervillc No. 42 Area 4,758 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 20.820 8 mills yi/jyu v ? - 7 f w ? Poll Tax $ 5.00 3-Mill Tax - 141.75 Dog Tax 20.00 Spccial Tax 166.56 $333.31 wk:i? ?3Q?; nn >v llili; icavnvio Negro Teachcrs 80.00 175.00 "f Overdraft $141.69 Bush River No. 43 Area 8,312 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 90.520 29.190 8 mills Poll Tax $ 17.00 3-Mill Tax 180.93 Dog Tax 51.00 Special Tax 233.G2 $482.55 White Teachers $760.00 Xegro Teachers 100.00 800.00 Overdraft $387.43 Smyrna No. 44 Area 7,112 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 136,720 8-3,950 8 mills Poll Tax $ 13.00 o-Mill Tax 183.60 Dos Tax 36.00 Special Tax 671.60 S904.20 Deficit $ 22.09 White Teacher 700.00 782.69 ? Balance $111.51 Trinity No. 45 Area 5,113 Acres r l r % -J .. \ JL :.J T /? .> iaxaciO rrop'.Ti.v .a?uuu;ic puiu uii o^lxicii lc>.y G4,2ti0 131,604 8 mills roll Tax S 8.00 ill Tax 155.25 Dog tax 27.00 f.? rr _ .. OKO Q*J OpCClill ia.\ uvu.vv $443.08 41 Q9 1A ULfildl y* virf. ? "* White Teacher 5-85.00 Xegro Teacher 160.00 877.74 Overdraft $4o4.oo / Burton No. 46 Area 8,059 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy ' Kfi.l.jO 31,140 2 mills I Poll Tax $ 19.00 ] o-Mill Tax 220.80 Dog Tax 15.00 i Special 62.28 I State 100.00 . $423.08 Deficit $ 3.67 White Teacher 225.00 Negro Teacher 80.00 308.67 z ' Balance $114.41 Tranwood No. 47 Area 5,275 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 65,390 37,140 8 mills Balance $ 15.31 t-> ,, m ot oh roil lax ci.vv 3-Mill Tax 174.15 Dog Tax 47.00 Special Tax 297.12 State 100.00 $660.58 White Teacher $300.00 Negro Teacher 120.00 420.00 i Balance $240.58 Jalapa No. 48 Area 11,258 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 161,260 73,720 8 mills Balance $ 81.44 Poll Tax 25.00 3-Mill Tax 294.30 Dog Tax 57.00 Snoninl .tRQ $1,057.50 White Teachers $840.00 Negro Teachers 130.00 970.00 Balance $ 87.50 Area S,473 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 127,010 49,100 8 mills Balance ! $ 308.33 Poll Tax 27.00 3-Mill Tax 226.80 Dog Tax 57.00 Special Tax 392.80 State 100.00 $1,111.93 White Teachers $1,025.00 Negro Teachers 80.00 1,105.00 Balance 6.93 \ Tabcrnacic No. 50 Area 9,190 Acres ' i Taxable Pronerlv Amount nairl on Snccial Lew 56,770 10,500 8 mills Balance 3 31.17 Poll Tax 7.00 3-Mill Tax 91.80 Dox Tax 21.00 Specfal 156.00 State 100.00 $456.07 White Teachers $^20.00 Ncgto Teachers SO.00 .... 400.00 Balance 56.07 Flint Hill No. 51 Area 10,104 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 104,920 71,070 2 mills .Balance $109.10 Poll Tax I 11.00 3-Mill Tax 133.65 Do? Tax 26.00 Special Tax 142.14 State 100.00 $521.89 White Teacher $300.00 Negro Teacher 40.00 340.00 Balance $181.89 Whitmire No. 52 Area 4,478 Acres Tnvahlp Pvnnoi'fv 4 mniinf rviii'? /-?n T i\ir\r A??i<VUilb |/Utu VII UJ/WV iai V J 1,116,760 1,027,679 11 mills Balance $ 2,643.10 Poll Tax 149.00 3-Mill Tax 791.10 Dog Tax 103.00 Special Tax 11,304.46 ?14,990.66 T17T- rr i. A/, J i a r. ? wnite leacners .t>o,44U.&i Negro Teachers 360.00 All other purposes 2,445.11 9,254.92 Balance $5,735.74 Mollohon No. 53 Area 4,999 Acres Taxable Property Amount paid on Special Levy 40,270 16.128 4 mills Poll Tax : $ 9.00 3-Mill Tax 179.55 Dog Tax '. 30.00 Special Tax 64.45 State 100.00 I $383.00 Deficit $ 21.18 White Teachers 150.00 Negro Teachers 165.00 ..36.18 Balance $ 46.82 (Continued on Page 2) ? ? li-W* V * A OOFYIICKT IT VnTCtN NtWAtt* UN>ON ? * THE CIVET-CATS "It's all very line to be a Malayan Civet-Cat but to !>? a common CivetCat is better." said the Civet-Cat. M'iVlilil k Cir* t Cll/4l O CM\AA/>h Vlli: wi'Wivi ou\ w a * ? from you. wouldn't one?*' asked 'lie Malayan rivet-Cat. "One might. I do not know," said the Civet-Cat. "Of ooiirse," he added, "you are like me and your family is like my family and our families are like each other and all the rest of it but still I am glad I am not you. "I am glad you aren't too," said the /'<;??/> /""'.if if i?A)i tin v i>rrv-?u? i"i a*. ??v, you would always be sorry you were arnl that would be most mixing and upsetting. "Of course you can't help but adiuit that I have large spots and that they are actually larger than yours. "I have a stronger looking body and I am stronger too." i^aiance Poll Tax 13.00 3-Mill Tax 1G5.00 Dog Tax 31.00 Special 193.52 State 100.00 $521 3d "You aren't as tine as I am." said the Civet-Cat. "I am not too strong for that would make me a little toughened anu not so refined as I now am. "I have large spots and my whole bodv is beautifully marked. I have a fine ring-streaked tail too. "I belong to the wildcat family and at the same time I look a little like a skunk. "All creatures wouldn't consider that an honor but I do, for I consider the skunk a very handsome creature. "And I have :in odor which is something like the skunk's. Most creatures wouldn't like that hut I do. oh yes, I do. If I didn't I would chai;ge my j perfume but I do like it. AH Civet| Cats do." "Yes." said Mrs. Civet-Cat, "we all do. If we hadn't cared for the family perfume we wouldn't have clung to "She Speaks the Truth." It or allowed it to cling to us all those years. *"Hut we've appreciated it if otheis i ... <I? wo i"iro if rliPV I lime W.U. l?til <t UUl V4<-r ... v..^.have the bad fast#* not to like it? It only ?hows what they are, or at least what they are not. They are not CivetCats. That much is certain." "I am a Spotted T,vn\-." said the animal in the next cage in the zoo. "I am beautiful and my spots make me look so dressed up." "Ah. but ?ou haven't any real family perfume such as we have," Mrs. Civet [Cat remarked. "She speaks the truth," said Mr. | Civet-Cat. j "What is more \ou sound very fine {-.vith your name of Spotted Lynx," said Mrs. Civet-rat, "i ut you are really I nothing more than ? wildcat." "I belong to the family." said the Spotted Lynx. "and I admit it. And you also are of the eat family." "Yes, hut so different from you," Mrs. Civet-Cat answered. "'rhere are many different creatures In the zoo." she continued, "who have i fino tor in line names and who live here I *"" | fn this house, such as the Black Paradox lire :ind the African Ichneumon, a , very black animal from the Malay peninsula called the Bear-Cat. or. as he prefers to he called, the Rlnturong. ''There is: the Suricate or SlenderTailed Meerkat of South Africa, too. 'But they aren't as interesting as we are. Xo. not thoy. We have simple names. Folks know we belong to the great <-at family ;?n?l civet cats are becoming more and more known. "Handsome Indies are wearing us j as eoats and furs and muffs and as I decorations on rli^ir hats. "Thev sav that when our fur bei . , I comes iianip or wnen mey \\ tvr ua j out in t he wet weather we're especially generous with our family perj fume hut they're not in the least apj preciative. They are very lacking in | thankfulness. j "Still, they do us the honor to Wear j us as a family and treat us as tiiev ! would fox or seal or something noble {and fine and beautiful like that. I "And if we give them of our peri tiiint we it without #?\(ry charge so even if they don't appreciate it they murht f<> be glad we don't charge thorn for it."' I "I 'suppose." said Mr. Civet-Cat, "you , inlk about the honor of being worn as a fur for you know that you are safe here in tiie zoo." An*] Mrs. Civet-Cat made a me owing ! sound to show that she agreed. Won the Tug. "Look, daddy," said a little six-yearold. "I pulled this cornstalk right up all by myself." "Why, i>Mt yo'i 2re strong!"' said his fat ho**. "J guess I am, daddy. The whole ! woriu had noid or tue ouier enu 01 ic.