The Green Forest tribune., 1899-11-30

i the charge Ot burglary which was lodged against him here some SIX or seven years ago. It will be remembered that he was arrested at the instance of s. J. Morris, Hho kept drug store here at that time, accusing him of breaking into bis store, Reagan was then bound over by justice court to await the action otthc grand jury and com. mitted 10 jail, On the way to BerryvIlle he gave the officers the dodge and skipped out. About two months ago he moved back here, thinking perhaps the matter had been barred by limitation, Friday morning he was surprised to make the acquaintance of Sher- if Walker, who informed him that he had :. warrant for his arrest. Reagan told the Sheriff he had been expecting it, that he was tired of lodging the officers, and had returned here 10 stand q trial. He then said he would build a fire for his wife and come to town and procnre bail, but he stepped out and pulled his freight, leaving the officer only too slick. But MT. Walker was not satisfied to let the matter go at that, so he set a plan to catch him that worked admira- bly,. Saturday morning Mr. Walk CT and Constable NaIines of Berry vile located him in Yell Ramsey's barn lott, where he was securely hidden in the fodder. He was at once taken to BerryviIle and lodged in jail, where he will at least have to stay until circuit court in February.
 I. T. Shahan brought into our office last Thuesday some sample corn for the Paris Exposition, which is tho finest specimen we have ever seen. Mir Shaban says it yielded 50 bushels eto the acre It is white corn, known as the "Missouri Queen." We wouldn't t wonder if it attracts considerable attention at the great exposition. J. F.. Norris of Denver also con- tributed fine samples of oats and corn, Tuesday, which will doubtless be heard from.
 Clarence. Foreman leaves today on his return 10 his home in Bato. pilas, Mexico. We understand tbat he wlIl remain at Eureka Springs long enough to be married to one CarroI's handsomest and most. ac- complished yonug ladies in tine per son of Miss Nannie Morehouse We advance our congratulations and trust that prosperity and pIen- ty may attend them in their far away home.
 THE TRIBUNE is pleased to note the unanimous approval, so far as we have been able to learn, of our suggestion last week relative to a new school building. It is quite probable that at the regular meet ing of the School Boa q that steps will he taken to procure new school site. Let the good work commence.
 Up to the hour of going to press 
 there has been no railroad meeting as has bean expected every day for the past week, bat u telephone message from John 4. Bunch announces that the Harrison com mitloo will positively be here tonight Wednesday, tor the Fnr- pose of confering with our citizens. " e trust the meeting will be held this time and lbat au amiea5le understanding will be reached,
 ". E. Beatty, the Eureka Springs capitalist, accompanied by Col. J. P. Fancher of Berry vile, was here last week looking after his various property inter- ests in this section.
 Chief Engineer Lee and his sur veying corpse were in Green For est over night Tuesday. Mir. Lee stated to Us that the present sur. vey was permanent aud would not be changed more than l5 feet al any point.
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