The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12

acknowledge the receipt oOut last communication of the 7th in trip which you ask my official olumbia as to the legality and binding to"the of the following resolution C
 ulation, adopted by the bo,stro,e. directors of tho school distI, f.u,, Prescott, to wit: wo Resolved, that such ch only are entitled to admissi
 pupils in the Prescott free S
 as were residing ill the schoo genial triet of Prescott on the first f Ross the proceeding September, n last names of such pupils do n.uis to pear on the enumeration, alck of ton for admission must fl
 na'e 'o 'ne s'hoo' oo".'' ealing yided the children of the bon; ohhor citizens who may attain to s, Mo, age during the year may be ,.t;on, ted uurlpg the year" ,, ,rhood
 I have examined with mNcl
 the decisions of many of the , jean courts, ill relation to the
 CTS and duties of school dire and trustees, but have not o, able to find any adjunction
 reaches the precise Que' .propounded by you and
 therefore, compelled to put l last contraction upon it as l ma, Tex leive to be consistent withke his spirit and intention of the layr into -thir pTfeie l@h iIf win E. A. A.-'>s '>s arren,
 Esq, in the practice of law.
 Mrs. Thos. s. Bryan has pur-
 chased Mrs. Shankle's stock of
 millinery goods, and moved them
 next door to beef market, where she will receive a stock in few days. Mrs. Shankle will remain in the store.
 Our Mir. Gardner departed last
 Thursday morning with a twO-dOl-
 lar note stuffed down in one vest
 pocket and a free railroad pass and
 a way-bill in the other, bound for
 New Orleans, where he will tak e
 in all the tree lunch stands and the
 Worlds Exposition. In fact he is
 spending week of sightseeing, and having a good time generally.
 MT. John H. Arnold, a leading
 druggist of Prescott, was married at Magnolia last night to Mrs. Ma ry J. Burk, of this city. They ar.
 rived here this morning and have rooms at the Arlington, where they are receiving the congratulations of many friends, in which we mos,
 heartily join. Trey will go up to Prescott on the Iron Mountain train to-night.-Texarkana Inde f pendent.
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 Inc law and does it tend not to ad
 ance the object of the law in es- ablishing public schoois7 If not, ien it is reasonable and proper, therwise it is unreasonable and nprOper, and cannot be enforced. .hd this is the question to be
 etermined And should be deter fl --'---->~s>;.sa.h, "a .h,r q . on rtei';-- --
 "CAMpEN, Texarkana, Hope
 and Prescott have tried to make
 towns of themselves and have al. most failed. The people of these places must move somewhere and we trust they will move to Mag
 polia. We shipped l2,0OO bales of cotton this year and want more . shippers. We are all life and en ergy, and we desire to increase the
 stock. Either make your own
 towns livelier or cone over and join our band. No whisky, mind you."-Columbia Record.
 The jumping jehosaphat! Beer out West haven't you, brother Pol
 lard7 You ought to attend Sun- f day school occasionally. Have the good citizens ofyour little yard , widetOwn told you that at least75 50t F bales of the 12,OOO was shipped
 from Magnofis by the merchants O
 HaynesvilIe and other towns 1T North Louisiana, and that the bO ma fed shipment of Nj. was really 3 about f, ,5OO balesi And have they formed you that every onther mo
 ming about one hundred and fifty
 iugs,demijohns, young barrels, ,&c. { are set off the train by the ex
 press agent for the elite of Mag
 enoliai If you want to see tl queen city of South Arkansas brother F., just come up and take
 q peep at Prescott.