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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-15

NOTICE Is hereby Elvvu that 90 meeting
~ thH dIrUgtnH 90 said company held on tho
1tH ulY 20 sept. lHH 600 aaHrssmunt ~ ten
cents |iH.N per share was levied upuu tho cap
|fH| .tleh N che corporation. payable lmmrd-
ItfrIH fo tlu suHuthry. al itnnm 30. % COM
mU.HItl NlHTh. lu salt Lake rity. salt Lake
tuIUfg state " Utah Any stock uuun
uhI"uf this astnssWrut may fumalu unpaid nn
fIH atI dHN ~ briuhur ts.1. will boz urliua
uurut Hui advertised Tor sale Ht public Hurs
ZION. Hud unless payment .. mu1" before. Will
o.. sold nu flr gAtl day ~ u.tNI iT1 20
UHY fhr Iu'IuIurut assessment tnEHfUHr with
600 cost Uf advertising and expense uf sale
JAMES y JENNINGS sscy.
Roam So. 40 Commercial block. salt Lake
civ lfHh
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The first meeting OF the season NJ the
Utah County Teachers association will
Doe held nt tho Parker school house iu
this city on Saturday night Besides
the regular department work Prof
Horace Cummings OF the University ~
Utah will continue HE lecture un "Nn-
turn study and Prof a.. n. Urlmhnlt
OF Tho ID n. A. WIN I.rIurn ON unIlrunN.
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NurluE OF srOCKuULuEW, MEEr-
iNG.

NUUTo Is hereby given that % special mrtt-
luEu fNH stockholders OF che south Jordan
Mullins Company VIII uu hold Tag tHu south
jordan NilI at SIuth Jurisu salt Lake Co.,
Utah. hrt. tth isJl at 800 %. in. Tor tun puf-
WUFUl. and tor thu removal NJ certain ulrc'I-
urs ANA uhicpra VI said corporation, and 10 til
ihr vacancies that may lr caused by such ru-
lawfully tumu before said meeting.
q M UOLT
SECRETARY and Manager u tAo south Jordan
MuluA company
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AZ an external llulmont M most won.
darful Preventative and curative power.
UALLAUps SNOW ItStMENT la not
cquulul by any other in the world
Price 90 and 90 cents. 10 e.. 50. J.
Drug Dent
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y. L. N. .. \. Annual Postal DAY Juror.
for October Court.

Special Correspondence.
Conlyulc. summit County, Sept IA
Last evening the " NJ. NJ T. \. cole
brutpd Annual pay" After "a very
interesting program Refreshments were
served and songs, games and other exc
crulses were engaged in Tor fow hours
The association is in an excellent con.
dltion.
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You may hrldlc the appetite. but YOU
com mot brluH Che liver Co iu ltH work.
we'll. You must Doe honest with TO- help
10 along little NOW and then with 1
dose ~ HEHHfNE. the best liver rgEu-
Drug Dept
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RICHFIELD.
Irrigation Damage suit Concluded Other
Cases chris Mahsrn Out on Hail


Cases Chris Madsrn out on Hail
Special Correspondence.
Hlchnrld, scyior Co. Sent. I3.-Aftcr
four long tcrlouH days trial the case OF
the Svvlur Valley Canal company W.
NJ, A p0UIty a al went 10 the Jury al
. o'clock Monday evening The Jury
reached H. verdict at I o'clock yoater-
day morning, sealed the same ana re-
turned 70 10 the court nt $3.50
The verdict gave DEFENDANTS ludg-
mCnt amounting TO &2.O1l %. together
with costs, which will swell pinintiTs'
liability 20 about q. 800, This Judgment
ID Tor land taken Tor reservoir purposes.
ana for injury done other land and
fences N the bority property. and ~.
perhaps, the largest money Judgment
over obtained In this district.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
The Nielsen w Nelson divorce case
from licdmund, was heard yesterday,
The plaintiff Mrs. Nielsen alleged that
her husband had deserted her a decree
NJ divorce was granted.
PETITION DENIED.
4 petition for an order 60 sell Ger.
tain real estate 10 pay court expenses
and attorney fees In tho Nlcls Mudaen
estate NJ Monroe. wns rejected ON tho
Eruund that ID appeared To the court
10 was not necessary to make thiH diapu-
sitlon la order 10 raise such money,
TO DETERMINE WATER RIGHTS.
The court IN now occupied with the
case Of llMu W. Cuudor an action 20
determine water rights IN Monroe North
fields.
The jas, NJ. Peterson viii contest case
comes up tomorrow.
CHRIS MApsEN OUT on BAIL.
Chris Madison Of snllnn. captured by
sheriff Couna up In Idaho. II now out
on bail. His bondsmcn are Jas e. Jcn-
sen, county treasurer, and !. W. Phil
lips, county commissioner, both OF Sa-
lima,
The case of VIM G. H. Orrock W ~. p.
Bean, was settled out OF court by plain.
tld being allowed TO take judgment az
prayed.
Tho man Butternold OF Vormullon,
who 60 mystoriously disappeared some
three weeks ago, as myHteriously roe
turned home Sunday evening. When
asked as % whore he had been hls reply
was that Il was nobody's business. lie
remained home one day ana vanished
again.
N. T.. Hansen Of this city. cN-county
treasurer received "a telegram last
evening announcing the death Of his
father.
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Send 20 cents Co the "News' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio hlstory
Of our b0yu' work IN the Philippines
"on 10 Manila We pay the postage.
StampB tnkon IN payment.
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tiEBER.
sulcido OF I.aao wright, stranger Hail-
road Nows.

Special Correspondence.
tIabsr. Waaatch Co.. Sept. ia
checking suicide occurred today. Isaac
Wright stranger here took dose OF
laud0num this forenoon and ended his
career, lie was about 40 years of age,
and came Ia Hebcr some eight or ten
days ago ana opened up q jewellers
shop ON Main street, His relatives live
in New York State, An inquest was
held this afternoon before Justice Geo.
Bnrzec. acting coroner, and the follow
Ing iur0rs; John Duncan, Ephrnlm Me-
MllIon, and Andrew Mcdonald, who
rendered a verdict In accordance with
the fuctR above stated. Funeral viii
be- held on the IAN,
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HALr RArEs TO oGDEN SIR iaru
AND auTu,


Six trains daily each way Tickets
good returning Sept iith and 2iat. TO-
gpectively.
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RIo oRANpe WESTERN az.

AuityTs
From South and East, iO.l5 a. m., 1850 ., IN
aud i0OJ y. M,
ITAyEH
lorhouth and East 100 a, m. $40 p, M and
t'uV ., m,
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Send 30 cents 10 tho News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work In the Philippines,
ION 10 Manila" We pay the postage.
stamps taken In payment
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ThuTual suram sllniag aud Milling
company.
prHc.pa. parua f business. salt Lake city,
Utah
NOTICE There urH delinquent upon tho
following described stnrht ou account % as-
.rtamtut IuyIrl lu thr lpfh day NJ july, is0,
tH. srEtHtl amounts arf opposite The uAinus
nf tIo rrsuv.tNr shareholders as followsi
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

AHnivEs
From North and Northwest "a. m, s'e5 p, m.
tItn %. m.
Iiom South, 7'iO o. M, p;O5 a. M, 1850 a, m,
$40 o, On, and pi6Op. m.
LEAVES
For North mud Northwest 0il5 a. M, iiii5u.
m., lO2Op. m.
Tor south, elaoa. M. 100 a. M, 500 .. n 5il5
y. n. and h3l5 %. IN.
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II about uyer shr has awakened from hor
winters sleep and viii som don her spring
Farh, Her bright sun, stin winds and ilylna
About tho urst thing pOrsun does when his
eyes become sensitive 10 tho sun, wind OF
dust " TO rush'to tue store and buy "a cheap
pair Of uolurod Elafsca DON'T no ~
Come 70 me and md tho cause and tho
remedy,
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TT-TTTTT 0TT ~ JIM '717TTTTTTTT 'TTT7
luE company.
Pursuant 90 law, notice is hereby given that
70 special meeting " fhn stnU hhnldrrs VI the
Richmond mud Anaconda Consolidated Mine
luE company will De- held ~ ruuW o., Hooper
N|usk so % O. tlrt south Street, sat Lake
CIV, Utah. uu thr gHd day ~ oct. A u itg, 10
@ o'clock UWs ZOE The purpose ~ considering
and HHtInE uunu fhu following amendment 10
article M Goo articles NJ Incorporation Of
laIu company. tnsrIt. striking out Tho
HuFla "-uIt Lake CITY Utah. and Inserting
no place thereof Provo city. ttah county
Utah" al ls Goo change Che place ~ the sea.
rfiI uncH FROM -llt lHNr city 20 Provo
tIssE kNlunI President
joins o. AlrEWAN, rrc'y.
II#HmnHI and Anaconda Gone
------------L M-u--- L---u.uN-
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For sale by =. q. 81. l., Clark Eli
dfrdg8 a Co. Salt Lake Hardware Co.
aud George A. Lowe, salt Lake city,
Utah.
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ATTRACTIONS AT THE FAIR
Continue 10 Draw large Crowds Of People
Day and Night.


Yesterday afternoon Hans Anderson.
while ut work IN Moyos Suwmill east OF
fiuntayillO. had two Uf his fingers and
thumb cut on the right hand. lie WINS
placing 70 board ON the saw when hla
hand slipped against tho teeth Of the
saw AMI before be- had time 10 think
ihu parts of the hand mentioned were
gnt on lie was brought 90 Huntsville.
srI ur. Joyce was sent for. Tho doe
Cor went To- Huntsville und brought sir.
Anderson tu ogden to dress the hand
.rI relieve the HufIerIur.
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
Probate aud other Court matters - Fined
for Contempt Weddings.

Probate aud other Court matters - Fined
for Contempt Weddings.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept 1.-THE following busi-
ness was transacted In the Fourth dis
trlct court before Judge Booths
In the suit for detachment from
Provo city nled by citizens LIVING north
Of 18th street. the citys attorney cone
Tossed to the demurrer ana u was over
ruled ana defendant given fifteen days
TO answer.
In the case of John Wostfali VI Benz
jamln Bnchman estate; demurrer over
ruled and defendant given until sept
2iat to answer
In the ease of Muudc Sanford VS. Cy-
rus sanford. motion Co rptuN cost COM
unucd until Sept. 10.
IN the estate of Julia A. ". Olson. de.
ceased petition Tor letters " odmlnis-
tratlon yet FOR hoaring Sept 2ith.
FINED FoR CONTEMPT.
The contempt proceeding against
Hyrum l.. Sterling, former ndmlulatfa-
tor OF the estate OF A. a. Taylor de-
ceased. came up before Judrs Booth
and the defendant was committed To-
the custody of The sheriff Tor period %
-four days and TO pay q tine Of $50 Fail-
uro 20 account for 1880 belonging TO
the estate was the cause.
DELICATE SURGICAL OPERATION.
Dra. Allen aud Taylor yesterday won't
over 20 SprlnEv'lle. whore they operated
upon Mrs. Wallace johnson % Napoleon
for O. cnncoruus growth. The operation
was % complete success and tho patient
was resting well today
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The first meeting of the season Of the
Utah County Teacher association will
be held at the Parker school house IN
this city on Saturday night Besides
the regular department work Prof
Horace Cummings Of the University ~
Utah viii continue hia lecture ON Ma
TURF study and Prof q. n. lirimhnli
OF the u. Y. a. VIII lecture on pedagogy.
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr. Walter Francis Itnowldon. q. Of
SAT- Lake city and Miss Mary Waters.
90 10 Provo. We're united IN the holy
bonds ~ mutHmony by Hcy. s. ".
Goodwin of the Congregational church
last evening, before a small gathering
OF relatives.
Licenses TO wed were issued To Albert
n. Olsen. 60 and Prudence Conrad, ~.
both NJ Provo. 10 Joseph Peterson, %.
N BENJAMIN, and Hattie Ferguson. 10 "
Lake Shore.
JUDGMENT FOR ti25.
\ transcript Of judgment was nlod to-
day from Justice Edwurd Uouuntt'H
court uf Slntnuulu 600 tho case uf David
linwon We The Oll Dominion Mining
CO.. IN which plalnilu WAS given fia5
judgment hy default.
WANT TO HE DETACHED.
Attorney Charles De Noisy e. hus,.
preparing maps and papers fUI % NUM-
her Of uitIzgua who desire TO ho de-
tnchrd from l1yrun city Some 5000
acres ~ good land nrs involved. The
case VIII bo ulod ln few days.
=s-a-
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Ta a,s5 aa8ai 5 Sc sg. 9, iG ,ls
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location Hf U.IHHIwl place NJ business, salt
l.NutIfE. -HIt take tuuuty,
state nf Utah,
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Last evening az about o o'clock % frc
alarm was sent in from north Washing.
CON avenue The department responded
QuIuNy ~ the call Upon arriving at
WlHhIurton and 10Th street the depart.
urut WAS Informed that the nro had
been UNtingilfhrd, Some grease that
had boiled over ON the stove ana caused
90 blaze, but no serious damage was
done. the quick work of noirhhurs soon
oy.lnEuIFhud the flames. II was az tho
home Of Mrs. carr.
TABERNACLE FAIR CROWDED.
Last evening a free FOR an watermelon
feast was given at the fair. Tho com-
mlttUe had provided several wagon
plagvg and everybody could eat az much
81 they desired. The crowd was one OF
the largest last niEht that has been nt
tlH fllr ana more chances were sold on
articles than ever before. everybody
feHmcd 90 be- aenlouH tn sell the tickets
and o. moro generous crowd of visitors
would have been hard to md.
Several very nice EiftH were ratified on
The dance drew % larger crowd last
night than ever before. and everybody
seemed 90 enjoy themselves.
ono NJ the young lady assistants re-
caIyed quito O. severe injury during tho
afternoon. rho was from the Pleasant
Wow ward. and iu walking through tho
grounds she stepped ON nail which
ran lu her foot. causing o. painful
wound. The wound was clennHli ana
dressed md the young lady was taken
a. her home.
Tonight the fair committee have arr
ranged for a grand cake walk tho
winners 90 receive o. fine prize. many
other attractions have been prepared
for the day The Second ward viii be-
ON hand Iu special numbers nH u 81 their
day. Saturday will be "a special day
Tor all.
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\ transcript Of judgment was nlod to-
day from Justice Elwurl UounnttH
court OF snntnpulu 900 tho case uf David
Bowen W. The Ol1 Dominion Mining
Co, m which plaiuuu was given ti25
Judgment hy default
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PROBATE AND gUAHDIA Ngufp
NOTICES
consult County Clerk or the Respeo.
tive signcrs for Further
Information.
NOTiCF.
In in' U.tHgi Court. Probate Division. in
aud tlr salt lake County.
Nfata Of Utah.
10 Tho matter % the estate Of John Drues
Decreased.
Ih" petition " Julia Ann links Ur1rs. ad.
Wlnlst fairIN 20 tlu estate Of John ufucn de-
ceased. PRAYING Cor tho aatflemont II ANAL
ug'1lt " said Julia Ann links bruce. adj
lNN. Itifif. aud Tor The distribution nj tito
t'sIlun ~ sold estate tl tho rnrsuns ontItlaI.
n1a ."Nn set Cor hearing on Moduoa lay. tle
iNHfil Joy ~ urfnUor. A. 10. tau Hf Htn
nf'u. d %. u OF ftr t.Hntv CONT unrsa. In
ihr imrff Room W sa.u Court. iu -HIt talo
Wy. 7Hlt lake County. Utah
witness tNn clerk % said court with tho
|.rNN sglI thereof unAul, This 18th day
" september A. ~ is11
DAVID e. III NRAI. clerk.
by ~ ~ LiGgNN deputy Oierk.
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FOR SALE BY no
TyyyyyYy
'''''a'' DeScret News

nuL lulrum.
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Tho N.1 ststn Gun club corporation or
CANNED under tlr laws NJ t1u
state of q tAh,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21
COTTON BELT NOTES.
BY {. WALTER WORKMAN.

Engineers Dolan and Wilson are
reported on the sick list.
Mr.. James Stitts, of the black
smith department, is quite i'll.
Mr.. Frank Marks has returned
from a brief visit to Little Rock
Fireman Lauderdale is still i'll at
his home on East Second avenue.
What now puzzles the fremen is
who got the bouquet in engine 20l,
This road has been doing -four
fishing freight business for the past
week.
Messrs. w. D. Savage and John T.
Davis have returned from visit to
Valley of y8pors.
Mr.. Tom Pilkerton. boiler max
er here, has returned from trip to
Sherman, Texas.
M, Gus. Chad wick fireman OF the
switch engine, has severed his connec-
tiOns with this road
Mr.. Harry Millners a machinist APP
prentice has resumed his duties after
few days of rest.
The large air compressor has been
placed on it's foundation and will
soon be ready for use
Mr.. /. j.. Moore has resumed his
position on the rip track after few
days visit to Hot Springs.
Charley Brunson, of the motive de-
partment, has resumed his duties
otter several days recreation.
Mr. Z. NJ. Killroy, foreman OF the
rip track, has returned from several
days soiourn at Hot Springs.
This company has sold several OF
their Peninsula cars to the St, Louis
Bridge and Terminal Company.
Train No. will hereafter stop ep.
posite train / at these shops so as
to transfer express for Rob Roy.
Mr.. g. W. Gage, general foreman
of these shops, has returned from a
brief business trip to Boston, Mass.
A large rolling RATHER has been
placed on the side OF the blacksmith
shop to roll the rust on OF old iron,
Ten cars Of steel rails passed
through here yesterday over this
road for the louisiana & Arkansas
lraIIrcad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21

A large drop pit has been made on
the north side Of the round house for
dropping wheels from under the en-
gines without raising them I'D.
Also large automatic air jack bas
been placed in .the pit for handling
and lowering the large drivers.
Mr.. j j. Kress. formerly superin.
tehdent OF car service on this road,
has been appointed superintendent
OF the transportation department
over the entire system OF the Pitts
burg &c Gulf road. We congratulate
Mr.. kress and also the Pee Gee road
This company is strictly up to
date. It is now putting signal air
whistles on all the passenger engines
and are going to do away with both
the signal bell and bell cord
which runs through the coaches, q
small valve will be placed In each
coach for the conductor to work.
The pay car will run on the follow
Ing schedule time: May %, Will run
from Birds Point to Jonesboro,
May %, from Jonesboro to Pine
Bluff May "a. from Pine Bluff to Lit
tie Rock and Shreveport. and on
May 25, from Shreveport to Texar-
kama. Mr.. Conoway will pay the
Delta branch on train No. May %
These shops Will be paid OFF Tuesday
afternoon, May %.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21
FEASIBLE PLAN
Directors Street Railway Company
To Meet Monday Afternoon

Saturday afternoon it was decided
to have call meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Pine Bluff Electric Light
& Street Railway Company at the
Bluff City Club Rooms Monday
afternoon. The following circular
letter, which is self-explanatory, was
accordingly issued and distributed
Pine Bluff, Ark, May 20, 1899.
Dear sir:-I have been requested
by some of tie Directors OF the Pine
Bluff Electric Light and Street
Railway Company to Gala meetiE z
of all persons who have subscribed
for its bonds, and Of such other
public spirited citizens as may be
interested in the building Of az
Electric Street Railway and Light
Plant in this city, to be b cid at the
Bluff City Club rooms on Monday at
3 o'clock D. ~, May %, 1899. Mr..
H. C. Wood, of the board, who has
been giving the matter considerable
attention, will be present and sub.
nit report, ana in connection there
with will suggest a feasible plan by
which this much. needed enterprise
may be consummatea without fur
ther delay.
Please make it convenient to at
tend said meeting.
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) H. H. HUM,
Sec'y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21

Ar. l.. l.. Nash, formerly engineer
OF this road but now with the San
ia Fe, was visitor here last week.
Mr.. Robt. Wesson, our hustling
night yard switchman, is confined to
his room on West Barraque street
with fever,
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, master mechanic
of the Bridge & Terminal Co., of st.
Louis. was at these shops last week
on business.
Mr.. j. B.. Kelley, road master on
the north end, with headquarters at
Brinkley, was again In this city last
week on business.
Supt. VIM. T. Coughlin has return
ed from Tyler, Texas, where he had
been making out new time card,
which goes into effect on June l.
Messrs, R. O. Hurt, James Eau
cette and Walter Boone, all represent
tatiyes Iof this road, have returned
from pleasure trip to the capital.
Mr.. Jim Harris, formerly of the
blacksmith department here butnow
OF Jonesboro, was shaking hands
with his many friends here last week
Mr.. VIII Ferguson has returned
from Paragould, where he was sent
by this company to work on an en-
CINE on the Paragould & Southeast
ern road.
Mr.. viii Taylor, a machinist who
has been confined to his room with
week eyes for several weeks. has re-
sumed his duties again in the ma.
chinery department.
Mr.. Sam Townsend, who has been
engineer on engine 200 for several
months, has given up that engln,
and can now be seen handling the
throttle on engine 1876 on the Alt
heimer local.
Our reporter has received a.. letter
from an employe of the NJ. K. K T.
shops at Dennison. Texas. in which
he states that those shops are now
working two days per week AM
nine hours per day.
Mr.. Will Mara, q fnachinist In tn,
round house, had the misfortune Il
| wrench his back while working or
Nenglne 105. He tried to drive larg
Pin in one OF the drivers. and iosinI
| his balance he fell into the pit
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21

given a. reception by their parents OF
the evening OF their confirmation.
In Inc Bluff on the day named
there were four conErmed, represent
ing so many homes-Miss Artie
Dreyfus, Miss Hilda Honnet, Miss
Ruth Goldsmith and Harold Bluth-
enthal. At the home OF each of
these young people a reception was
held that evening, and very pleas
ant time had The young people
were congratulated By their friends,
while music was disccursed and
delightful refreshments were served
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21
NOTICE.

We take pleasure in informing the
public that we will start q Steam
Bakery at 213 Main street about
June 1st. We do not ask any mer-
chant to bny bread on contract, hut
n trial order viii be sufficient to tell
the quality of bread we make.
Thanking the public for past patron
age and soliciting a continuance of
same, we are, Yours yesy truly.
tAs j. MORGAN & G. b. YAUcH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21

rYENING OF kEGEPTloNa-Molnl-.
= day evening last was an evening
of receptions. On thai evening the
doors of four Pine Bluff homes were
tb1ogn wide open, and all callers
were received with a most hospit-
able welcome. Monday was Sheya-
moth the Jewish confirmation day.
On this day the Jewish people hold
services in their Temples in com
memoration OF Moses receiving the
ten commandments from God. Ana
on this day those OF the Joung peo-
Die who have been prepared Tor con
firmation are admitted to fuli mem
bersbip in the church. The enter
tainmenti referred to- were In
accordance with the basiom lot the
newly-eonfirrned members - pe
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1899-05-21
SOCIETY
l41&NNAA AA~%~AN%

MACGABEES' BANQUET-On last
~ Thursday evening, the Knights
q haeeabees had a most enjoyable
Pine. a most interesting meeting
pas had, and after the regular rou-
s1e OF business. eleven new members
Bere initiated as follows: r. W.
Reymour, Geo. ]. Winning, Jr., Jacob
PACK, Claud Clegg, Geo kaufman,
! e. Furth, T. n. Clegg, Walton
andrews, J. ". Campbell, Fred E.
alnng and WhitmOre Andrews.
Dis over the gallant Knights. in a
Pody, repaired to the Palace restau-
'Esnt. Here they were served ia a
HFpast betting the occasion, and it
useless to say that the knights did
'stlee to themselves and the vianda
Fuu aellcacies placed before them.