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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AND OFFICERS ELECTED 81 p. e..
A. r. RAILROAD.
Five-MiIe Extension Built Past Year,
and the Road Is in FIourishing
Condition.

The Pine Bluff, Arkansas River
Railroad company has elected the fol
lowing directors to serve for the pres
ent year: H. E. Martin. J. M. Taylor.
w. H. Langford, w. II. Taylor and F.
II. Britton, the latter named gentle
man residing at St. Louis.
w. H. Langford was elected presi-
dent and treasurer by the board of di-
rectors, J. NJ. Taylor vice president.
and H. E. Martin secretary. G. l..
Morris was appointed manager by
President Langford
During the past year there was a
five mile extension of the road built
The line passes through one of the
richest cotton belts in the country and
is in hourishing condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

the best in the South and among the
best in the country
Mayor Bell said he was glad to hear
of the excellent standing of the fire
department. An inspector had told
him that if the city would make some
improvements in the way of a chemi-
cal engine and an improved fire alarm
system that the different fire insur-
ance companies would reduce the rate
of insurance in this city.
Alderman wilkins thought that if
the different companies would put
thmselves on record that the rates
would be reduced, that the money to
secure the necessary improvements
would be at once forthcoming from the
merchants of the city.
With reference to the matter Alder
man Fox said that Pine Bluff was now
regarded as a third class city among
the insurance people. He had made
some Investigations On the subject and
had found that if the improvements
mentioned were made the city would
then be recognized as city of the
second class and the rates would be
greatly reduced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
DEATH RECORD,

Mr.. George Hardin, prominent
young man of this city, died suddenly
Monday afternoon of heart disease.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon from the residence of mis-
brother, Mr.. Oscar Hardin. South Pine
street. Rev. Frank Thompson CON
Quoted the services. The remains were
inferred in Bellwood cemetery. The
deceased was we'll known Young
man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
FORTY MORE LET our
At the Cotton Belt Shops To-
day Was Reported on
the Streets,
BUT INVESTIGATION BY THE
GRAPHIC FAILED TO VERIFY
TIE REPORT.
An Official Of the Cotton Belt Explairs
the Reason for the Dis
charge.
An Official Of the Cotton Belt ExpIains
SAYS MEN SOON BE TAKEN BACK

Today the report became current
that about forty more employees of the
Cotton Belt shops had been let out
AS reported the men were from the
following departments:
Rip track-Twenty employees
Yards-Seven, some of whom werH
engine crews.
Offices-Eight clerks.
Five car repairers.
1t was stated that il was the inter
tlon OF the company TO dispense with
the services of about 200 men alto.
gether.
A Graphic representative could not
get the report verified by those in q
position to know
A Cotton Belt official discIaimetF
any knowledge of any other men be-
ing let out, and said that he was of
the opinion that the entire force
would be taken on again in the course
of short time. He explained that
the Cotton Belt had recently bougnI
almost new equipment in the way
of engines and cars and for thet rea
son such force as has been employ
ed at the shops in the past was uIp=
necessary at the present time
In the meantime it is a great hard
ship on those who have been let out.
Some are single men, but many are
married men with large families thai
are dependent upon their daily earn
ings.
1t is generally believed that the let
out order originated in the home Of
fee.
The situation is serious Today. for
instance, three men presented them.
selves at the shops prepared to go to
work. They had come al the way
from Atlanta, Ga. at the solicitation.
of friend who was employed at tl1t,
shops. Of course their long journey
was all in vain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
Some Warm Races Promised.

Congressman G. c. Reid. of this
district will have no opposition in the
Democratic primaries. In the other
six districts of Arkansas lively COM
petition is in progress for the Demo.
cratic nomination. and in each case
telegram
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

Mrs. Annie Joyce a most estmable
lady living in the East end died this
morning, after a brief illness. The
funeral services will be held Wednes
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock from the
family residence on East Second ave-
nue., conducted by Rev. j. F. Carr. Tha
deceased leaves husband. Mr.. R. A
Joyce; two daughters, Mrs Jack
Roost and Mrs. Milton McCarra, and a
son, Mr.. Earl Joyce, all of this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
New Store for Van Ruren,

The Boston Store company, of Van
Buren. with capital stock of SIS 900
of which 100000 is paid up, filed arti-
cles of incorporation with the secre.
tary of state. Incorporators: Max J.
Mayer president; p. B. Allen and T..
W. Fdmondson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
Francis CONWAY a Candidate

Francis E. Conway, of Little Rock.
has announced his candidacy for state
land commissioner. Mr. Conway went
to Little Rock from Lafayette county,
where he was born. He has since
been connected with the state land
Office since 1883 and is one of the
most competent land men in Arkan.
SaS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
Johson County's Primaries.

The Democratic central committee
of Johnson county met at Clarksville
Saturday afternoon and decided to
hold two primaries, one for county
and township offices on February Is
and the other for United States SEN
ator and state offices on March 90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
have STREET FAIR
R,uf Has Sec ured a Car
nival for One Week
| in March.
[ooeNlNG DATE HAS BEeN
I.o For MONDAY. MARCH
"a.
co.nciI Makes Proper lConce5-
k;.,e in Order to Secure the
Show.
re A BIG ATTRACTION

\ Bluff is to nave d street idi''
he week commencing March "a
|een decided upon as .de aate.
! G. Plummer. of the Wright
raj company. has been IN the
4veral DAYS looking over the field
keling the pulse of the people.
is plans are carried out as pro-
II will be one Of the greatest
in the history of Pine Bluff.
air will be under the manage
Of Mr., John E. Wells. of this
Iut under the auspices of the
L Carnival company.
bnmmunicatian from the Wright
+al company was read at the
last night and every petition
Fanted in the time it would take
it.
company will have the eXclu-
ght to sell all novelties, goods
ares. such as confetti, walking
souvenir buttons soft drinks,
hons, ETC.. not sold by the bona.
erchants and dealers Of the
All unnescessary traffic and
on the streets named will be
to be closed during the week
subject to police control.
streets proposed to be occupied
ommencing at the corner OF
Ind Second, go north to Barra-
courthouse and then east and
State al.d Pine streets; also
Ing the streets Immediately east
st of the courthouse; also 2irc
tate streets from Barraque 20
pr.
fair will be advertised and
1t the expense Of the Wright
! company. Such ADVERTISE
il be made as will give and in
people thereto within a radius
miles of this city. The entire
nd exhibition will be in it's ma
pral and refined, pleasing and
i've to the people. Nothing OBJ
Bile will be tolerated. The fol
are some if the attractions:
show. moving pictures. electric
temple of illusions. scientific
snake charmers, glass blow
Pets of Ciaro. the Wild chill
reets OF India, the fat boy, the
le show. the steam merry-go-
uniform brass band; also a
OF free attractions. The mer
pr the city will be invited to
(oths in front of their places
ess along the streets to show
res and merchandise.
tuition framed by the promot-
ell the city council unamend-
tne resolution, Mr.. Wells and
wal company are granted the
not exclusive, right of the
ng the week commencing
March "a, and ending Satur-
rch 20. It is provided that
S shall invite the merchants
" TO erect booths in front of
ices OF business along the
, Show their wares and mer-
and make sale of the same
lay see fit and proper.
lis agrees himself and for the
arrival company to pay into
treasury Is per cent of the
eipts taken in during all ex-
"hefe a fee is charged for
VI Tor viewing of the exhi-
MS consideration is in lieu
! |nSe ordinarily required to be
exhibition. and the laws of
'eiative to license or fees
1sed for exhibition are sus-
the period of the fair, so
nay effect John E. Wells and
| ~ Carnival company.
a.ls are the fad all over the
iexarkana and Fort Smith
i successful street fairs and
10 reason why Pine Bluff
nmercial League meets to.
onslder the street fair mat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
To Meet in Joint Debate.

Hon. Sam. NJ Taylor. of Pine Bluff,
and Hon. Joe T. Robinson. of Lonoke
candidates for congress, will appear
in Joint debate at Arkansas City Mon
day, January 13.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
MUCH RIVER WATER
Has Been Supplied to the
City and the Council
Makes a KICK
ALDERMAN FOX PAYS FIRE De.
PARTMENT FINE COMPLI-
MENT.
Committee Appointed by Council to
See If Insurance Rates Can Be
Lowered.

Mayor Bell and all the aldermen
were present at the council meeting
last night. Other than the regular
routine business came before the
council and the session was unusually
interesting. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and APPROX
ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
Ask Reelection,

State Auditor r. C. Monroe and
State Treasurer f. c. Upton have an
nounced for reelection. Both gentle
men are capable officials and will have
no opposition for second terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
TURN OVER A NEW LEAF.

and come and get one of our homo
savings banks, and start the new year
right Let us help you save some
money for the "rainy day
cOT"oN pTIT SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY. W FEX'gIQJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

Many Of the little friends of Artie
Townsend. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Townsend. State street. at
tended his birthday party, and he was
the recipient Of many pretty presents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
FORTY LABORERS.
Pass Through City Today for Mill
vile. la.

Forty iaborers passed through Pine
Bluff today over the Iron Mountain,
en- route to Millville, La. where they
go to assist in building a levee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

A resolution reported by the finance
committee providing that the sum of
revenues of the city for the purpose
of paying time warrants that may
hereafter be issued, due and payable
July 10, 1908, was adopted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

The following bills, approved by the
finance committee. were allowed and
warrants wer ordered drawn in pay
ment Of same: City government.
s453.66; DR.. Caruthers, $3.50; II. A.
Mccoy. $3.50; w L. Goodwin, $2O.05;
I. Reinberger. s735; S. W. Culpepper,
SIS cents; Ed Glover, $3.50; II. F.
Westbrook. s42.7o: J. H. Dellmon.
1915; J. H. Talbot. $5.s5; police de-
partment, $SS6.50; George Doakes,
SS784; Arkansas Democrat, $14.10;
H. F. Westbrook. $31.36; fire depart
ment, $439; J. A. Paulette, s125; rent
for fire department, No. 2, SIS; West
brook Grain and Commission com
pany. $121.76; T. V. Stokes, $3.50:
Anderson Meyer Drug company, $2.45;
c. Voss & Bro. 55 cents; !. II. Tai
bot. $3.50; Pine Bluff Light and Water
company, s93653; Sexton, $50; assist
ant sexton, $50; II. F. Westbrook,
SAB
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

ter and the league is certain to lend
it's aid to the movement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

The report of the police Judge and
chief of police for December, APPROX
ed by the finance committee, was re-
ceived and ordered filed The report
follows: Cash received. $723.15 com
mitted, $3.50: remitted, s25; appealed,
$50: total $1.19S15
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

mentioned were made the city would
then be recognized as a city of the
second class and the rates would be
greatly reduced.
Alderman Boyce of the water and
light committee stated that the COM
pany had supplied the city with much
river water during the past month.
Other aldermen verified Mr.. Boyce's
statements. Mayor Bell thought that
the water company should be penalized
in some way and as no further action
was taken by the council, Mayor Bell
announced that he would Withhold his
approved of the December account o'
the Water and Light com
pany subject to his veto.
Mr.. Wilkins thought that the ques
ton should be referred to the proper
committee and moved that it be re-
ferred to the fire committee with the
request that they confer with the local
insurance agents and ascertain what
is necessary in order to obtain a re
duction in fire insurance rates.
Alderman Wollerman OF the city
hall committee, reported that he had
called the committee together, but
owing to the busy season it had been
impossible to get the committee to-
gether. Mayor Bell requested that the
matter be held up for WHILE as the
matter was being thoroughly looked
into by outside parties.
A petition from R. N. Woodall, veg
etable dealer petitioning the council
to transfer his vegetable license to n.
H. Wilsonn was received and on mot
ton granted.
Application from the following sd,
, loon men for dram shop licenses for
1902 were read: James Allen Hotel
Trulock bar; G.. G. Brockway, 11O-112
East Barraque street; L & E. Wer-
theimer. 1J4-1vv West Barraquc
street; M. Cans, 110 West Barraque
street; Fred Senvard Jake Mosby.
Reeves & Wick, Wiley Jones, Haney &
& Parnell, II. B. Rodgers. v Foti De
walt & Latting. Chas Lumpkins. E.
B. Harvey, and Joe Cromwells Airing
ton bar.
Upon motion the applications were
granted to all the applicants giving as
their address one number on any
street. The applications of C. G.
were granted for one number only
This prevents one saloon from con-
ducting departments for negroes with.
out paying for separate license.
A communication, the gist of which
appears elsewhere in the columns of
today's Graphic was read from Mr.
John E. Wells, petitioning the council
to grant him privileges during the week
commencing March "a, during which
time he proposes to give street fair
The communication was received
and the petition granted.
Alderman We'll, of the finance com.
mittee reported that he had examined
the records of the city treasurer and
he discovers that the records fail to
contain certain items which should
have been collected He did not know
whether or not they had been collected
but he knew that the items should
have been collected and that they did
not appear on the records.
Mayor Bell said that any committee
had the right to summon before it any
official and any book or records in his
alton.
Alderman Fox made motion direct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

Some discussion ensued when the
account of J. p. Avery for the rent of
the city pound. amounting to $40. was
presented. The property was sold re-
Gently to Mr.. Avery by Mr.. L. Roth
The rent asked by Mr.. Avery is a CON
siderable advance over the amount
paid in the past. The account
was referred to the board of public af-
fairs with power to contract with Mr.
Avery for long period of time at
$500 per month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

Alderman Wollerman. OF the city
hall committee, reported that he had
CALLED the committee together, but
owing to the busy season it had been
impossible to get the committee to-
gether. Mayor Bell requested that the
matter be held up for while, as the
matter was being thoroughly looked
into by outside parties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

The matter of whether or not the
city should reimburse Mr.. John Mer-
rick for the loss of a COW followed and
caused considerable discussion Last
August Mr. Merrick's COW was taken
up on the streets and impounded.
The COW was held until the owner ap.
peared for the same. A day or two
after the COW YVES released it died.
The owner claimed that it's death was
due to injuries received while in the
pound After various motions an"
amendments to allow from S25 tn $40
the first named sum was allowed.
Alderman Fox of the fire committee.
paid the fire department a glowing
tribute in the way of new years
greeting. Mr.. Fox said that during the
past week an insurance inspector,
whose duty it was to inspect the facili-
ties of the different Southern cities
for fighting fires, paid the city visit
and made a thorough inspection OF
the fire department. His opinion was
that Pine Bluff had the most efficient
fire department Of any city in the
South. and its FIRE record for 1901 was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-07

The report of the sexton of Bell
wood cemetery was received and or
dered filed It is as follows: Receipt!
Sale of lots. $50; grave digging
500; filling private lots, 81; total
$153. Disbursements-For labor, $50
incidentals. $475 salary Of sexton
$50; total. $84.75.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
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ton, 81. Soo reiIte ban til Nau
Dorf % fom inO i ReoaftiOnen al
"Sbe 3n0epenoent," oerefter bIeo
ban Reooftsr al "Seartb anO Some"
% ifrep for bette 9lao i'm betienote
6ortGQiro "&be Sooiter SdooI'
matter" Cen BAR en- StiIoring al
Rpbu9gerIiuct / Sn0iara, % til iam'
me ala$ie bgrte en- 9ipffe ANDRE Ior.
tPQinger al ban. 5 line jiOite Aor
ifrep ban 2prebsger i anerifanf 81.
~Itorie, men pier fig Der life meget
bjenme / fit Gmne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
Soo.Rdnalen.

afu;gte auguit CT 3.197 jar.
teier me0 en- iamlet 1rrgtig3eo paa
4.378,G30 Nettotons giennem 500
Qanaleu. % De isrte 8orer, JON til.
iammer ueicoe 5.O7O,49t Rett0tous.
ueo fig. vi NtsIe 9arer 8if 1876.
3O4 Cons sito0er og 796,1ST Cons
peItoUcr Sfj5ene3 fornemite aitsaa.
eroe IraQtJoo8 par 3ernmaIm g..
69t.4l3 Cons; 1ue0e, $500. 700
Cons; Mel. 1907. 800 Cons. SIaHot
Sc ocItgaacnOe gorsr Oar 6S1,24l
Cons bls1e Rul o. 1850 Cons Nm.
tbracitiuI.
SraRfen paa Soo.0anen tiger ia.
oig. ! sui % ausuit 1902 tsrtes
omtrcnt ligeiaa meget paa aanl,ens
Sipg iom i belle aaret 1893 SRatil
lite September iaar par Saretralts-
vorteu 5.I03, 3St Cons itsrre emo !
iamae Siosrum i 1901.
I'll 5ammenIisring tan anfsres.
al garetransporten paa Soo.aanaIm
/ 1901 par 1867 t13 Sous itsrre
END paa Sue8tanaIen % Getu gorts
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