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LUNCHEON IN DESvER TODAY,
DINNER IN CHICAGO TONIC ftROW,

made possible by "The Rocky Noun
tain Limited" via Rock Island Route.
Leaves Denver ! p. m. and Colorado
Springs 1920 p, m. daily Pullman
sleepers. Free chair cars and dining
cars for all meals. Midday luncheon,
80 cents.
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WANTED.

In every town in Utah, idaho and
Wyoming, an honest, energetic boy TO
cell the SATURDAY NEWS. Good
commissions paid Reference required.
Write US for particulars.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

r. 2. 0. ELKs. THE BENEVOLENT
and Protective order OF Elks meets each
Wednesday evening at o'clock. odd tel-
lows Hall, Market Street
II. L. DEARDoRFF, E. r.
A. W. RAYBOULD. Secretary.
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ZroN's SAVINGS BANK & TRUST
co. has half million dollars to loan
in sums to suit borrower on Arst class
collateral at lowest market rates.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

THE ADDRESS OF MRS. f. +. SNYDER
Is desired by friends. Anyone having same
vii confer favor BY sending same 10 his
Office
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Hot weather weakne...

Upper Falls Resort. The ideal outing
place. Phone or write. l.. l.. Donnan.
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"Elgin Roll" ice cream in Barrels
three kinds. full quart, Soc
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UTAH STEAM DYE I., w ,pSdas a. '''
Ing dyelng and repairing; I'D s5asb
scheIier. Manager % b ipH' -
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2. J. Moran-Stearl and Hot Water Hcatal
ventilatIag Board OF Trade B'ld'g,. W. sad u
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JULY Attn.
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
VIA r. q, "

Between any two stations In Utah,
via the Rio Grande Western Railroad,
Tickets on sale July Sd. Attn and 5th,
good to July eth.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueb-
10, $1,000.
Chicago, si45O, st, Paul, 1876, ST.
Louis, $3.50. Omaha, Kansas City,
$1,000. Corresponding low rates to all
intermediate points. good to Septem-
Der Sth.
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PALmlsTaY AND AsraoLooY.

MADAM LYNNE CLAIRvoYANT OF
world wide reputation See hsr startling
revelations most successful seer, Tells past
reveals mysteries OF future Ia business and
other matters IS W. ord so
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COAL OIL ARD GASOLINE.

LEAVE ORDERS FOR COAL OIL AND
gasoline at Williams Bros Coal Office, (iodbe.
PITTS Drug store or Phone llg2 r D. Box
6si. James sterling
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Beautiful Provo Canyor

Fire insurance agency, 30 Commercial
block. Phone lil2 X.
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uPHoLsrERIHc AND REPAIRING.

BEST EQUIPPED PLANT IN THE CITY
for all kinds OF upholstetin.. Your old fur.
niture made new 'Phoue 0s9L salt Lake
Mattress and Mig CO.. ioj.li West south
lefnoi la n
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PERSONALS.

sANITARlUM HAIR DRESSING PAR
iors, sronnd floor; finest 70 city. hair dress
ing, manlcnn1g' ladies' Turkish baths mas
SAGE. chiropcdy Phone asa Evening, AMI
sundays by appointment S9-5i W. Third So
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2tAORE FARM i2 MILES FROM TEN
pie 70 Little coItonwoodi good well and
bearing trees also crop oats, wheat aud
alfala plenty water.
We have several others and some good
acreage for gardening. Call on
Mcnnrrln q 10. ~ a nnnnnl SnnIh
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TRUNK FAcroRf.

If you WANT TO SAVE MONEY ON
trunks and galise' go 10 ID. !. GALLAGHER, 80
East Third south, west OF Knutsford. No
Main Street ren saves 20 per cent.
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PAINTING AND pApsRHANolso.


OUR PAINTS, PApERHANGE AND
Painters are always the best WA. DdvAL
IA W. second South. Phone llij.k
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND saves RANK
Interest paid on sayings. W. +,
Armstrong, prest., p, W. Madsen. vice.
prest.. J. r. Game. cashier.
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D. W. JAMES SUCCESSOR TO JANEst
Harris, plumbing. steam and hot wafer Goa
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Hear the Choir at saltalr Saturday
June Is.
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CASH REGISTERS.
OPTICIANS.

II. A. BRoADDUS WITH W W hAtb
227 So. Main ST. Salt Lake CITY. utih ~
charge for examinations Work saaiAne0''
Prices reasonable.
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pure, clean healthy. good for every.
body, ioc per dog. For sale AZ the
Royal. 232 South Main.
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ROYAL ZwEIBAcK.

A. p, Hibbs. Osteopathist by appoint.
ment. lady attendant, $50 Des.News big.
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E0R THE HOT WEATHER.

buy Palmer Hammock and rest In
the Cool Shade We have them from
81. 90 up This seasons new styles.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Successors TO Cannon Book Store.
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CLAiRvoYANT.

FREE TO SEE INVEST GATORS OF
spirtualism! Clairyoyantsl and mediums
ahngs daily event AMI SUNDAYS. AZ
Eas.e Block. West second scuth.
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The windsor European Hotel.
Adjoining Kenyon. New building.
new furniture. A Fred Wey, Prop,
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half RATES JULY 4TH,

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets sold
July g. 4 and 8. Limited to July Z.
Five trains daily each way between
Salt Lake and ogden. See agents for
particulars City ticket Office 2Oi Main
street
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Special program by Tabernacle Choir
at saltair this afternoon.
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For Views Of Mercur Fire
See Harry Simpler, photographer fifth
floor Templeton building
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wEATHER CONDITIONS.
ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. M, 50; II a. m. IS; 10 noon. 81;
1 p. m, IS.
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Tabernacle Choir ut saltslr.
Saturday, June rs, is Choir day at
saltair, All lovers OF good music will
be there.
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r.. NJ ONION. AUoTioSEER AND Ap-
pralser. siB ,tite ST.
LIVERY STABLES,

GURNEY cAB A LIVERY co. ia W.
2nd 90 new msnazement; prompt service
DAY and night All Kinds OF rigs Horses
BEARDED Tsephone siS J. b. Brown Mgr.
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George q. Doyle a Co.,
Modern plumbing and house heating.
2ll South State. Phone 1862.
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS

City Editor 400
business Ofiice @ ringO $50
Business Manager (8 rings $50
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ELECTRICAL.

T, O. ALLEN, CONTRACTING ELEc.
trlcian. CONSTRUCTION wofK OF all Kinds.
n9use wiring anu ipalrl Z done az reason
fixtures l36 State 30. Tel. lOjlx
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CARPENTERS AND JosasRs.

PATTERN MAKERS, JoBBING. PROMPT
work II. D. Williams 62 Market. rhono iOesF
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The Popular Grocer. can be found at
IS South Main street. Phone $685.
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Mnsnlrh Summer Nesort.

WhhHTVN nHWNH'T H''"''
Only 20 miles from Salt Lake. Mall
twice a day, Rates reasonable. open
until Oct. /. Box rs, Sandy.
Special program by Tabernacle Choir
at saltalr this afternoon.
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Hear the choir at saltair Saturday.
June %.
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INVESTMENTS.

START A SAVINGS ACCOUNTS THE
Union Savings 4 Investment Company will
receive as low as fifteen cents to fifty cents
per week Tor stock and you will receive from
800 10 $50. ny paying fifty cents month
you will receive 500 Ia from 100 10 10 months,
or by paying 1900 per month you will receive
$3.50 ia that time besides having your life
Insured with the Hartford OF Conn, and
should you die after making but ons pay.
ment your family would receive $1,000 Il.
II. Roberts, President. Rooms 200-20l
Progress Building.
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Collect Green Trading lamps.
Trade at stores that give them.
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Applequlst's Milk Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

REDMAN VAN STORAGE CO., OFFICE
and storage Rooms 1e8 and ~ 3, W. TeriDls
st, continental Market Bldgl Moving jtor-
age and Packing OF II. n. Goods specially
Phone SIS " II 4. Redmkn Manager
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WILL l.. PRICE.

Bathing at saltaIr is healthful.
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KOLITz GRAND EXCURSION

DR.. T. G.. Odell has moved his office
TO End floor of Deseret News Building.
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WHIP MAX Frs;

WHIPS HAND MADE +. T. MARTIN,
Els West Temple IL, Lashes by post
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Expert Kodack Finishing
Harry simpler,
KEMMERER COAL. TEL.

Commercial Photographer.
5l7 Templeton building.
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Royal Bread.

Royal Bread.
Everybody eats It, Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FUTILE BROS & wooLLEY' iis
Main Street
$3.50 for 3xl0 rods, south froot. 0th south
street aear 9th East street fine shade, very
cheap aust soil this week. Must be IA I
cash. II Is owned bya Montana party. Ihs
bet Is all as a bargain.
sl0O0 for sjsl55 H. and alley In rear on
southeast corner OF and fhlrd streets a
biz lot In fine locality Tor small prlcoi room
for three houses on II.
tglOo Tor 2AxlO and 4-room brick, 7th East
near Second south street
$3.50 buys ~ acres on state street near 18TH
South street THERE'S groom frame house
on II. A bargain. Fine land.
sl75 for good 2Ax7 rods on Edith avenue
A very nice street near 3rd East and lOth
South streets
$500 buys seven lots near 18th south and
1th East street.
1900 Tor acres, 6-room brick house, barn,
water 100 fruit trees A very nice chicken
ranch and farm.
1000, very easy terms. Will buy you 5-room
house and lot near stn West and ist south
streets
We don't think better bargains are offered
today In This city than you have offered you
In above list
building,
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID.
Called for and delivered promptly. Best
equipped plant In the city, Phone 1908. s. l.
Cleaning Works corner sth W. as. Temple
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TYPswRiTERs.

s-~~----s----~----~~.-s-r--' -.-..r,.ps riNl 81
REM SoToS TYPEs sdSudt .sssss "N
from 3 nc. up, BY
gnd South. Prone ~
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND CON.
struction. House wiring and electrical "a.
pair work; large stock Of the Latest In
fixtures. Inter. Mt. Elec, Co., Is 70. lst So
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
MINISTER WHISTLED HIS TEXT
Seng of a Bird Was Suggestion for
Appropriate Sermon.

Wilmington. Del, Aug ia pre-
cedent in modern sermonizing was ad
opted by the Rev Vaughn S. Collins,
of Asbury Methodist church, Smyrna,
al service. that of Whistling his text.
He created considerable excitement
among his congregation. and since
then his act has been widely discussed
by the church goers of Smyrna.
When Doctor Collins arose to deliv-
er his sermon he whistled four times
the notes being the imitation Of the
song of the common meadow lark
Hearing one Of these birds while on
visit to the country the thought sug
gested the subject of very appropri-
ate sermon.
The four notes Of the lark were in
terpreted; Thou, God, see'st me-"
as found in the thirteenth verse Of
the sixteenth chapter of Genesis On
this line of thought he dwelt at length,
and showed that no matter where we
may be, We are in the sight Of Cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
TALKED NAIGH IY
About EACH OTHER AND MUST
ANSWER IN COURT
DR.. G. W. Bell and Everett oliver
Have Each Other Arrested for
S!ander


DR.. G. W. Bell the local colored
physician and Everett Oliver, col
ored barber, have been active in alleg-
ing SANDER against each other during
the last few days. according to each
other, and the merits of their re :
fl.pective cases will be tested in the
magistrates courts.
Oliver had warrants issued in Esq
Stewards court charging Dr. Bell with
SANDER and disturbing the peace, al
leging that Bell had made slanderous
charges about his (Oliver's) mother.
Dr. Bell denied making any such re-
marks as he was alleged to have made,
and retaliated by having warrants is
sued in Esquire Niven's court charg-
ing him with perjury and SANDER
perjury for making an affidavit which
Bell says he can prove untrue and
SANDER for circulating the reported
SANDER. divers trial is set for this
afternoon while Bells comes up later
in the week. Both are out on bond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
Interesting Window Display.

Secretary Laine. of the retailers as
sociation. is preparing an interesting
feature for the benet of the meml7rs
of the association. He is compiling a
list of names of the SLOW pay" people
for their information, and as the price
of postage stamps still remains nigh.
he proposes to have these names ap-
and in nice big letters, and to hang the
list in his window on West Second
avenue. and the members inspect them
from the sidewalk, thus saving post
age stamps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
CHANGED HIS MIND.
r. :. JENNINGS STAYED IN JAIL
AWHILE
And Then Deeided to Wed the Girl
He Had Wronaed to Gain
Liberty.

Last Saturday. marriage license
Mary d. Evans. both of this county.
notice Of which appeared in Sunday
mornings Graphic
The bare knowledge that the license
had been issued was the extent of the
Graphic,s Information. But only the
beginning was hardly told. Some very
interesting details Of the marriage
were held back from the reporter.
which today came out
1t seems that the divine inspiration
of love- which usually plays an inter
esting part in matrimonial affairs,
was entirely absent from this union:
nor was the wealth of either person
the actuatlng influence. 1t was a stern
necessity for the groom-ether that
or prosecution on q grave charge with
chances of term Of Imprisonment.
Facts leading up to the marriage ap-
pear to be as follows: Some days
ago Information was filed in Esquire
Nance's court by Mary G. Evans on the
strength of which r. F. Jennings was
arrested charged with the crime of
seduction. He was placed in Jail TN
der a bond. which, it is stated. The was
unable to make
Saturday. last, was the day on which
the trial was set Numerous wit
nesses had been summoned and had
put in their appearance. Attorneys
Foster and Nixon were engaged by
Jennings to represent him, and they
were readya-for trial. together with
the states attorney.
. But the trial did not come off as
was supposed, and girl baby, said to
be about six months old, and which,
it is alleged, is the illegitimate child
of the defendant and the prosecuting
witness, was the immediate cause of
the sudden termination of the pro-
oeedings. The child was brought into
the court in the care of the prosecut-
ing witness father.
On seeing the child the attorneys
for both state and defense, it is said,
became convinced as to whom was it's
father, and calling the defendant aside
held a consultation with him, the re-
suit being an agreement upon his part
to marry the woman. whom he
was alleged to have wronged SO with
little further dealy, marriage license
was secured from County ClerN E. 3.
Bloom, and in the court, where trial
on serious charge was contemplated
few minutes before a marriage was
consummated with Esquire Vance the
officiating parsonage
IS is employed at mill near
>4e Jefferson county line. and is of a
Weil-thought-of family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
SCORCHING WEATHER
Pine Bluff Has Had for past Few
Days.

Beginning last Saturday the weather
Bluff. the thermometer in the Graphic
editorial room registering from 96 to
9S degrees every day. The weather
bureau predicts scattered thunder
showers tomorrow, and if they come
they will prove a great relief here by
reducing the temperature and laying
the dust which has become more un
bearable than the excessive heat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
New Works Bio BuiIdinu.

New York has the. biggest Office
building in the world with twenty
stories and over l 800 rooms. There
are more than 5000 occupants 1t is
the building at the corner Of Broad
and Exchange place. The tallest build
ing in the world is in Park row and is
known as the Sydicate building 1t is
346 feet from curb to the cornice with
tewnty-six stories above ground and
one below.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
WRITES TO COUNTY CLERK
BLOOM FORBlDDiNG LICENSE
ISSUE
The Young Man Is Under Y, ana HIS
Marriage Cannot Legally
Occur.
THE FATHERS LETTER IN FULL

MI. w. j. Ratterree, a gentleman re
siding at Garnett Lincoln county, has
a son not quite seventeen years oId,
bearing the euphonious name of Gar
lane Virgil Ratterree, whom, il ap-
pears. has matrimonial intentions, His
father, however, is violently opposed
to the consummation of his youthful
sons ambitions along the conubial line
ard in order to preclude any possibll-
ty of such an occurrence has addressed
the following communication to Colu'
ty Clerk E. b. Bloom
Garnett, Ark, Aug Ito the
county clerk of jefferson county and
to all of his successors in office, until
September 5. 1906: I do hereby notify
the county clerk and his successors
in Office, that have legal objections
to the clerk of said county and his sue
cessofs in office, issuing a.
marriage license for the marriage Of
Garland v Ratterree, minor son Of
mine, to any person whomsoeyer IN
til September 5. 1906 Garland Y. Rat,
teree is not quite seventeen years of
age. having been born September 5,
1885,. Under The provisions of see
tion 4907. OF s5andel and Hills digest
of the statutes OF Arkansas. all mar
riages OF male children under the aga
OF seventeen years, with or without the
consent of the Earents, are null and
void. the authority of the county clerk
TO issue marriage lincenses for the
marriage of miners enanates from
the consent of the parents-section
4233. Sandcl and Hill's digest | most
strcnuOusly object to the marriage of
my son Garland V Ratterree, during
his minority; and | do by this notice
transmit the same to the county clerk
of Jefferson county. Arkansas Re
spcctfully,
W c. RATTERREE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
SCHWAB A WRECK
Health Gene and Must Retire From
Business.

Pitislhurg. Pa. Aug. IA Loretto,
Ia. special to the Pittsburg Dispatch
says:
President c. NJ. Schwab. of the
United States Steel corporation. has
accepted the advice of his physicians
and decided to retire indefinitely from
an active business life He will leave
America to seek quiet in some foreign
climate, where rot az echo of the sire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19
WERE MUSTERED IN
Jefferson Fenc.bieS Now a
Part of the State
Quart.
MAJ. FURTH RESIGNS AS CAP
TAIN AND FAYETTE BELL
ELECTED.
Mr.. Finney Resigns ,as Quarterraster
Sergeant and Mr.. c. G. 'Schenck
Elected
Elected.
NOM-COMMiSSl OFFICERS

The organization OF the jefferson
Fencibles was at last permanently
completed last night. and those pres
ent at the meeting, eligible to military
selyice-over forty in number-WeEe
mustered into the Arkansas state
guard.
Predatory to the muster in some
neces sary business was transacted.
The resignation of Capt. Fred c. Furth
as captain was presented in which he
gave as his reason for resigning lack
of sufficient time to devote to the com
pany Capt, Furth was very popular
with the majority Of the company and
to them it was with regret that his
his resignation was received.
The name of Mr.. NJ. Lafayette Bell
was placed in nomination and he was
unanimously elected. Mr.. Bell re-
sponded with a happy speech. thank
ing the members, and making some re-
marks relative to discipline.
The resignation of Mr.. w B. Pinney
was presented as quartermaster SER
geant, Mr.. Pinney stating that his linn
tied time would preclude him from act
ing in the capacity to which he was
elected and he therefore, desired that
his resignation be accepted. Mr. Pin
nCy.s resignation Was accepted, and
election of a successor being ia order
Messrs c. G. Schenck and Ernest O.
Harrison We're nominated, and a vote
being taken. Mr. Schenck was declar-
ed elected
The muster roll was then signed
by the company Capt. Bell announc-
his appointments of non-ccmmissioned
] officers. which were as follows: First
sergeant Ab. S. Knox. second ser
geant. W B. Pinney: third sergeant,
Sam X Pierce: fourth sergeant. En-
est O. Harrison. fifth sergeant. Harold
Bluthenthal.
Corporals-J. A Goodwin Van H.
Knox Frank Mime. ]. E. Trescott. P
B. Meyer, A. NJ Honett.
Musieiaus-E'rsere Downs and Jack
LeMaire
Cooks-D w. Pryor. ]. NJ WiTkef-
Artifcer-C. J. Keller.
A committee, composed of Messrs.
Van Knox, C. E. Hearn and D. W. Pry-
or, was appointed to call upon the busi-
ness men Of the city and solicit from
them subscriptions
The members Of the company then
adjourned to the street below where
they We're lined up and Col. Hudson,
Of the state guard, administered the
oath, the company was mustered in
for three years. The company was
then dismissed by Capt Bell to meet
Wednesday night, when active work of
drilling will commence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19

chase the property. The people in the
vicinity of the pound presented a peti-
ton to the council objecting to the
location of the pound on the lot nam
ed, on the ground that the drainage in
that neighborhood was bad and the
round would be injurious to the health
of the people. The petition was refer
red to the sanitary committee. The
petition does not object to the build
ing of stables for city stock. but to
the pound only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19

The successful metropolitan daily
has established itself not only as a
pulyeyor ef what is commonly called
the new. hat as purveyo9, also of
commercial Information, which is per.
taps no less interesting and no less
valuable. This news is included in
the advertising columns of such pa
per-Mahin's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-19

A resolution fixing five mills tax
levy on all real and personal property
for the year 1902 was adopted, and or
dered certified to the county clerk
The city will furnish tile to put in
the drain at the head of Main street.