The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30

AToRiAL DISTRICTS:
gentleman | desire to say, in as
much as Nj. Mitchell is telling
now, and publishing through the
papers that he is now villinu 10
settle this senatorial muddle in
Several ways, by arbitration or by
both withdrawing from the race.
l ask why did not Mitchell accept
these propositions when l made
them to him? lie says l never.
made them in the presence of wit
hesses. Now [ affirm, and will
take an oath Unnecessary, that |
made the propositions first in Eu-
reka Springs, and again.in Carroll.
ton on July q, 1894, while we
were in the Crockett hotel, and in
the presence of j. R. Holt, Alt
King, Dr.. Routh, Charlie Denton,
Prof. Clarke, L. L. McKennon and
L think some others. At this
time and place, and in the presence
OF these witnesses, | repeated the
conversation had in Eureka
Springs and told Mr.. Mitchell that
| was yet willing to scttleit by any
OF these methods, but Mr.. Mitchell
stubbornly refused to accept any
OF them.
Now after he knows it is too late
to do anything be has proposed,
he comes and agrees to accept my
proposition, and at the same time
tries to put himself in the attitude
OF being the first to make them.
The propositions made are worse
than toolishness and no intelligent
man can be swerved by any such
subversion of truth. Now consid,
er this matter all the way through
and if you can come to the conclu-
sion that the people should rule, [
solicit your votes, but if you think
that ma jority can, without shadow
OF a right, run over the majority,
then you can say so by voting for
Mitchell. Very Respectfully,
w. r. PHILLIPS.
J. w. Newport, candidate Tor
Assessor on the Republican ticket,
has been on our streets during
court. shaking hands with our
people. lie presents this plain
business proposition: The West
ern district is Untitled to the office
of assessor; ii nas always been fill
ed by an Eastern district man; the
real estate Of Eureka Springs has
never been fairly assessed; nor can
any man make a fair assessment OF
it, who is not thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the property OF the city.
MIR. Newport know, every lot, its
location and its value. AS mat
ter of business and justice to the
city and the whole county, he
ought to receive the united vote
of all the parties tor that Office.
A lair valuation and an equal tax
alton is what we are all interested
in. Mr.. N. is one of Eurcka's very
best business men and if elected
will give satisfaction to every prop
erty holder there. Let every one
who wants to see justice done in
be Assessors office vote for New
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