COLLECTIONS BY DISTRICTS..
Fiscal year ended June 30, 1907.

Collection Names of

districts. collectors.
Alabama-Joseph O. Thompson...
Arkansas-Frank W. Tucker..
1st California-John C. Lynch.
4th California-Henry C. Bell...
Colorado-Frank W. Howbert..
Connecticut-W. Frank Kinney.
Florida-Joseph E. Lee...
Georgia-Henry A. Rucker..
Hawaii-Roy H. Chamberlain..
1st Illinois-Henry L. Hertz...
5th Illinois-Percival G. Rennick.
8th Illinois-Frank L. Smith..
13th Illinois-Walter S. Louden..
6th Indiana-Elam H. Neal...
7th Indiana-John R. Bonnell.
3d Iowa-Archibald C. Smith.
3d Iowa-Michael Tobin..
4th Iowa-Harry O. Weaver..
Kansas-James M. Simpson.

2d Kentucky-Edward T. Franks..
5th Kentucky-Joseph A. Craft...
6th Kentucky-George W. Lieberth....
7th Kentucky-Samuel J. Roberts..
8th Kentucky-J. Sherman Cooper.
Louisiana-William E. Howell...
Louisiana-Edward I. Seyburn...

Aggregate

collections.

$456,783.24 122,080.65 4,915,980.66

620,815.75 732,637.63 1,801,359.00 1,192,550.91 632,440.98 48,273.96 7,839,209.03 35,577,448.10 10,940,619.88 498,864.96 11,304,990.15 18,370,191.95

Maryland-Phillips Lee Goldsborough.. 7,273,136.83

3d Massachusetts-James D. Gill.
1st Michigan-David Meginnity.
4th Michigan-Samuel M. Lemon.
Minnesota-Frederick von Baumbaugh.
1st Missouri-Edmund B. Allen....
6th Missouri-Charles W. Roberts..
6th Missouri-Charles G. Burton..
Montana-Edward H. Callister...
Nebraska-Elmer B. Stephenson..
New Hampshire-Edgar O. Crossman..
1st New Jersey-Isaac Moffett...
5th New Jersey-H. C. H. Herold..
New Mexico-Henry P. Bardshar.
1st New York-Edward B. Jordan..
2d New York-Charles W. Anderson.
3d New York-Ferdinand Eidman..
14th New York-John G. Ward....
21st New York-Peter E. Garlick...
28th New York-Archie D. Sanders..
4th North Carolina-Edward C. Duncan.
5th N. Carolina-Herschel S. Harkins..
5th N. Carolina-George H. Brown....
N. and S. Dakota-Herman Ellerman..
1st Ohio-Herman F. Cellarius...
10th Ohio-George P. Waldorf.
11th Ohio-David H. Moore.

18th Ohio-Frank McCord...
Oregon-David M. Dunne..

1st Pennsylvania-William McCoach.. 9th Pennsylvania-Henry L. Hershey...

324,454.98

102,029.50

551,021.75

Arkansas

122,080.65

342,375.31

California and Nevada.

5,536,796.41

2,569,921.44

Colorado and Wyoming.

732,637.63

15,654,191.22

Connecticut and Rhode Island.

1,801,359.00

1,192,550.91

3,599,779.93

Georgia

632,440.98

2,859,888.12

Hawaii

48,273.96

54,856,141.97

29,675,182.10

977,506.23

342,375.31

28,444,438.38

802,811.31

Louisiana and Mississippi.

5,032,688.99

1,716,549.81

Maryland*

7.273.136.83

8,153,507.02

Massachusetts

3,917,187.98

775,171.88

Michigan

5,334,808.52

298,944.18

Minnesota

1,716,549.81

616,074.76

Missouri

9,227,623.08

Montana, Idaho and Utah..
Nebraska

New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont.

Jersey..

2,698,063.99

North Carolina.

North and South Dakota..

Oregon

Pennsylvania

South Carolina.

Tennessee

Texas

Virginia

Washington and Alaska.

West Virginia.

Wisconsin

Total

495,591.16 6,876,160.35

106,469.12 32,353,647.70

4,880,061.18

170,566.60 21,834,068.60

378,428.45 22,727,998.26

256,107.69 2,436,040.24

790,493.45

4,756,283.94

1,046,238.29

1,396,013.89

8.525,153.20

.269,664,022.85

*Including Delaware, District of Columbia and two counties of Virginia.

Leon Marie Maille, a sailor, fired two revolver shots at President Fallieres of France July 14, 1907, but the bullets flew wide and did no injury. The executive had just returned to Paris from a

military review at Longchamps in honor of the French day of liberty and was driving through the Avenue Marigny when the attempt to assassinate him was made. Maille was immediately arrested.