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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
lMMUNITlEs WAIVED.
State Department WIN Not Handicap
Authorities at Guatemala city.

State Department WIN Not Handicap
Authorities at Guatemala city.
Washington. Nov. 27.-lt is inferred
here that the recent killing OF Fitzger.
aid in Guatemala City by Godfrey
Hunter. Jr.. is TO be Investigated Ny
the local authorities. A cablegram las
been received at tne state department
from United States Minister Hunter.
father Of the young man who shot
Fitzgerald. asking permission for the
appearance OF Bailey. the secretary Of
the United States legation. before the
local courts TO testify TO the killing
The department has replied waving
all diplomatic immunities that would
interfere with the course Of Justice
The eject OF this direction II is ex.
pected will be 10 put the local authoFi
ties In position 10 fx the responsibility
for the shooting and TO punish any
person found 20 be guilty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28

Chicago. Nov 27.-M. A Otero. gov.
ernor 90 New Mexico. who Is IN Chi.
cago on business. believes that New
Mexico is entitled 70 be- admitted 70
the union of states
There is no reason on earth Why
New Mexico should not become a
state he said last night IL has a
pouulation uf 300 900 people. and we
have wealth and education that en-
title us 20 statehood. The real prop
erty values of the territory reach
5000 600 900. and the native Mexican
population is fast becoming an edu-
Gated and progressive factor in the
community"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
NaIn.hI. Contents.

New York. Nov. 2T.--while John O..
I'm .erhill- a real-estaie broker, XRa
conversing with friends In The billiard
room OF the Waldorf-Astoria his over
coat was stolen. He has reported 90
the police that IN the pockets we're
two $1,000 gold per cent bonds Of a
water company IN Portland. ore In
the coat also was a check for a dress
suit case he had left at another hotel.
The case contained articles valued at
$500. The cool thief later presented
the check and got the case and its
valuable contents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
WlIl BE Extended.

Guthrie. Okla. Nov. 27.-The latest
plans Of the Frisco show that the Den
yer. Enid and Gulf line. being com
pleted from Enid 10 Guthrie. will be
extended Immediately 20 Coalgate. I.
T., a distance OF 1875 miles. The line
also Is being surveyed westward for
i50 miles The plans also show that
the Arkansas and Choctaw. recently
purchased by the Frisco. will be ex-
tended from Ardmore 10 waurlka, so
miles, thence TO Vernon, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
General Resumption.

Havana. Nov. 27-There was a gen
eral resumption Of work Wednesday
except In the case OF the clgarmakers.
who stillhave a few minor points un-
der discussion.
Gualberto Gomez. colored. r. men
toned as the successor 10 Diego Ta-
mayo. the secretary OF the government.
who recently resigned. Gualberto
Gomez. with General Maximo Gomez.
took a prominent part IN tho settle
ment OF the strike His speech TO the
strikers Is said 10 have prevented fur
ther riOting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
s.rr.n, n, san Antonio.

San Antonio. Nov. 27.-Frank p.
Sargent. commissioner OF immigration.
arrived In the city Wednesday night
from the Pacific coast. where he has
been studying immigration conditions.
He spoke briefly on the anthracite
coal strike arbitration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
ArI.ona p.Iesa,. EI.s,Ion Rs,urn..

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nov. 2s.-The official
returnes OF the late election have all
been filed with the territorial secre-
tary. The vote for delegate 70 con-
gress shows the following figures: J.
r. Wilson. Democrat. 97lG: Robert r.
Morrison. Republican 1880.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28

- se presented oerore saturday owing
10 sickness In the family OF one OF
the members. Mr.. Gowdy In continu-
fng the taking OF depositions In the
east aud will forward his report 70
Washitgton next Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

One hundred race horses are At
New Orleans.
Colonel !. J. Eubank. n pioneer OF
sherman. Tex, Is dead
Almost $1,000 was realized at tho
Elks' fair In Fort Worth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28
anwa, rallrr nenn.Illnn..

Paris, Nov. 25-rhe official report
Of the commission OF American doc
tors which made q posrmortem exam.
inatlon OF Mrs torres remains az the
instance OF Mr., G0wdy. la rot avnacied
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-28

Havana. Nov. 27.-There was a gen
eral resumption OF work among the
strikers here No further riOtlng.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
WATER SYSTEM
FOR LAHAINA

Bids will be opened next Monday for
installing the piping for the water sys-
tenn at Lahaina, Maui. Tenders will
also cover the repair OF the old reser-
voir near Lahaina-luna school and the
construction of a new reservoir about
a quarter OF a mile above Pioneer Mill
near the soda works. There will be
miles. OF piping to be laid.
The Lahaina-luna reservoir can,
without much trouble, be converted in
to a reservoircan-z:IA cmfwyp fwyp
TO serviceable institution. Being at
a nigh elevation on the slope Of the
mountain, IL will be the first into
which the water will flow, the water
being diverted to ii through a ditch or
Hume. From this reservoir the water
Will descend to the second reservoir
which will be at just such an eleva-
ton as to insure force for fire and other
purposes. From the reservoir a main
line will be laid down TO the road by
the mill to the town. In Lahaina the
three principal pipes will be laid on
Front street and the two streets back
Of IL. running parallel with the shore
line.
The last legislature made an appro-
priation of $31. 900 for the Lahaina wa
ter system. The pipe will cost about
$4,000. which will leave a sufficient
margin to ensure first class work in
every n local
who has looked over the ground in or
der to more intelligently bid for the
work said last night:
THE greatest difficulty a contractor
will encounter will be in laying pipe
near and above the mill. Solid rock
appears just below the surface and an
immense amount Of blasting will be
necessary. Work in the streets of the
town will be easier there is less
rock"
Nearly every legislature for the pas
fifteen years has appropriated money
for water system at Lahaina, but for
various reasons. chiefly a lack of mon
ey. the work was nayer carried out
In the meantime water has been OBJ
tanned from surface wells
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
FAREWELL
OF MANA
WlDEMANN

Mana Widemann gave a delightful
dinner and dancing party last evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel as a farewell
to his friends. He leaves on the Ala
media tomorrow for San Francisco ar
ter a long stay in Honolulu. AT the
dinner Mr.. "idemann's guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Allen. Mrs. Eugene
Field. Miss Macfarlane. Miss Nellie
Kitchen. Captain HERMAN and DR..
Nelson. The dinner was served on the
Eva lanai. the color scheme being
mostly in yellow. Yellow blossoms
were placed about the table in bowls
and festoons. the latter arranged so
that they wound about the plates. Sou
venir fans, tied with large bows of yell
low ribbon. were carried away by the
guests.
At $50 o'clock the guests for the
dance came. and shortly before 10
o'clock Mr.. Widemann chose his part
ner for the initial waltz, and to the
singing of Hawaiian melodies the dane
ers whirled away in its mazes upon the
Waikiki lanai. which was fringed with a
profusion OF ported palms and cocoa
nuts. A large punchbowl was placed
on the Eva dining lanai. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mactarlanes DIT. ana MIS-. u conrad,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Faxon Bishop, Miss
Jennie Giffard. Mrs. Mary Gum, Miss
Gardie Macfarlane. Miss Helen Macfar-
lane. Miss Lady Macfarlane. Mr.. and
Mrs George Smithies. Miss Gertrude
Bates. DIR. and Mrs. Herbert, Mrs.
Mott. Miss Sargent. Mrs. George Mac
farlane. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, Mr.. and
Mrs H. a. Allen, Miss Kitchen, Mrs.
Eugene Field. Major Potter. Walter
Dillingham;. Isaac Dillingham;. Nelson
Lansing. Ernest Ross, Mr.. McInerny,
Mr.. Lowell. Clifford Kimball. ]. NJ.
Monsarrat, Fred Grimwood, Edmund
Stiles. Southland Hoffman, Captain
HERMAN, DR.. Nelson.
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z. n. O. A. WORKERS.
Committees Who Will Garry on thu
Association Labors.

The following committees of Y NJ
q. A. have been selected and will be-
announced today. They will serve one
| year. The committees should have
been announced at the annual meeting
but the lists were not then complete
At the annual meeting the chairmen OF
| the various committees were elected
] These are the committees and mem
| bers:
| Finance-Clarence H. Cooke, chair
man; c. II. Atherton, treasurer; j. p.
Cooke. F. j. Lowrey. III. Waterhouse,
T. Give Davies. and w. A. Bowen.
Objectionable. J. Day. treasurer; T.
c. Davies. En- OF Tarn. c. Q. Hotel, NJ
| G.. Johnson. Felix Tranquard, A. C.
Gertz, Theo. Richards, Herman Mulch,
John Kaulukou, w. l.. Howard. Z. a.
@. Miller. p. w. Rider, John NJ. Mar
tin. ]. p. Erdman, w. T. Patty, c. w.
Renear.
Social and Reception-F c. Atherton,
chairman; H F. Wichman, G. w. Bur-
CESS, w. F. Dillingham;. C. A. Elston.
Hepburn. H. c. Price. w. E. Pinkham.
c. ]. Rittenhouse. Wray Taylor and II.
l.. Whitcomb.
Educational-Edgar Wood. chair
man: T. McCants Stewart, Rev. Alex.
Macintosh, Z. Tappan Tannatt. w. F.
Frear. w. NJ. Burns, w. H. Babbitt and
c. 3. Dyke.
Membership-M. a. Cheek. chair
man; r. s Corson. ID. II. Case, j. l..
Fleming, j. Il. Freitas. Stanley Beard
more. G. F. Jenkins. Z. c.. Keen, II. B.
Penhallow, William TempIeton and I'd
Towse.
Junior Department.. Templeton,
chairman: d. l.. Van Dine, L. A Dick
ey. r. G. Geer. z. s. Muckley, c. G.
owen and John Waterhouse
Physical-A. T. Brock, chairman:
DIR. c. L. Garvin, A. l.. c. Atkinson, c.
;. Dole, c. A. Galbralth and w. +.
Kerr.
Empioyment-W. w. Hall. chairman:
W. w. Harris, A. w. Pearson, p NJ
Pond, w. E. Skinner and John Guild
Temperance-F. j. Lowrey, chair
man: NJ X. Nakuina, Rev. c.. L. Pear
son. Rev. a. V. Soares and w. J.
Forbes.
Visiting-P. II. Dodge. chairman; A.
F. Cooke. c. J. Austin. c. V. Renear
and -. G. Swain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29

A pain in the chest is natures warn
ing OF threatened attack OF pneumo-
mia. Dampen piece OF flannel with
Cnamberlain's Pain Balm and bind
over the seat Of pain, and another on
the back between the shoulders. One
application gives relief. Try il. Ben
SEA- Smith & Co., Ltd, wholesale
agents, sell 1t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29

LOS1-A Columbia bicycle, 1891 model.
with coaster brake. Was taken from
the I. NJ. G. A. bicycle rack Suitable
reward On return to JAS. F. NOR
GAN, Is eueva street, Honolulu, II. r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
FOR SALE!
Furniture and Effects

Of two Fine Lodging and Boarding
Houses. centrally located.
The two houses run az one place.
Large, airy rooms. well furnished.
Rental, s125 per n0nth.
Twenty-eight bedrooms, parIer, din
ing rooms, etc.
Present business shows a profit of
about $3.50 per month.
Further particulars at my office, IS
Queen street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
FOR RENT

COTTAGE 81 Emma Square. 8 bed
rooms, parlor. dining room, pantry,
kitchen and bath. Rent $40 per
month. Apply to Jas. F. Morgan, Is
Queen street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-29
For Rent.

Two-STORY HOUSE in the Me-
Carthy tract, Beretania street, between
Piikoi and Keaurnoku streets.
JAS. z. MORGAN,
IS Queen Street.
LOST,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
ARKANSAS FIFrH
IN Tl@1 LIST OF STATES IN COT.
TON SEED OIL.
Isosus Eesot Shows tie Products
70 Be Hofth Over 5000. .o00
Yearly
ARkANS - FIFTsf
lN TIE LIST OF STATES IN COT.
census Ecsort Shows ne Products

IN" census report on cotton soc.
manufacture in 1900 shows that thel.
were 357 establishments for the c1
traction Of cotton aeoa ell In the t'uf5
81 States. using : 2,f91.&SG tons Of ,ts.
ton seed. costing $2SG22 &a ...e..
aga cost 6f SLIDE pcr sen. Tira tcta-
FalHe ot tha=p products WIS So. tf.>aa
the quantity crushed WAS - #5l.#raat
af that Produced The Ia.aar ae"#e
gated t,fa&ze2,t6 tons, valued at ST..
2l5=6i7. and the f9Emaf 2.4793S6 tons
eostitfeee "a t1c mills IS =G92.616. tn,
#Tai'aale se1 @etualvJlaa oil thsa31s5.
e#@.J#ea glejset ar =&s9s17 -
nd - : $50. gest8eIz. Tn
5#nzaes.iFalus q s5a#! cotton H5
al dasz1s 5Ea#es'lsa .s.#aI. IS SIS
TIE =rafeaiual =Yaiea 0f tHF
aa1 Sod 44eaeeef j. 8sa3.f@7e.-as
a9H tn eztina Of TIE entire cotton
e47 including the }afUe Of fba ags#l-
atle crude aalfaetu. d products
from tfa seed SIS 20s.295. Tho
aUan55E by toas and cost Of cotton
seed crushed ard e]aatigv and total
value @ products bE stat fellaw
Alabama Cotton seed. f72.092
tons: cost s$2,ol@oS5;#p o3aets. s..
972.1zf.
Aelaa#as-19e, ,lo5 tons cost. s.
2!55.7ia products. $}I85.8f2.
ofgia-271S93 ,oas coat, s. as
Sf4: products, $4,7S7,1e0
Indian istory-26.415 tons; cost,
$297 939; products, $44G.o7S.
Louisiana-250 9S3 tons; cost. So
S33,767; products. 1891 ,S91.
Mississippi-394,67S tons; cost. ST.
1,995: products, $6,G11 .o31.
North Carolina-l07, ,660 tons: cost,
$i,313,663; products, $l,SSo015.
Cklahoma-2G,4425 tons, cost, $247.-
520; products. $40 .oG22
South Carolina-156.f 80 tons; cost,
$22,lSG.49S products $3,o42.547.
Tannessee-1sS.30 tons; cost, ST.
S4S,S29; products, $2.733 .03S.
'Tezas-f22 6o4 tons; cost. $3.50.
e6f: products. $t1.5Ia.s5
Al otaes statas-221s 81 tons; cost
s-a='t ~ - - products. $5T9.e5a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
His sho;"e of Sacrifices.

''!t is true" said the person of high
ideaa "tha You have attained pros
poritN h> yoCr writings but YOU have
produced ne Ching that Will live
We'll, answered the comfortable
iitteratcur, "when it comes to a quos
ton OF which shall live, myself or ny
writings, didn't hesitate to sacrifice
my writings"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
& PIX Ms ANS.
2.s.a L.s1oae2a@ ii eeagra5s hy 5 .ata
Esjc5atjao.

Senetor j9nes.= Of >akansas. last
Thursday introduced bill Is. #2s5S5
for the relief Of Henry McGnl. which
was read t#iee#by it. title. and rcfor.
red to the committee on claims.
He also introduced a bill eS. 2ata
Ter the relief of Jackson Fostan, WAi Ii
was read twice by its tee and refos-
red to tic committee en- claims.
lie also introduced a bill IS. =2.3544
@fahtinE an increase Of pension t.
fa7hie Hay M5m1, ~i.ieh was leqa
twice &E rs title and fora;#afd to the
committees On PENSIONS
~ }.E Haa5.age: 4 Ill CH. r.
~ y for tarH ztef 4eaa Patterson.
t9 ta"#e ea@elistas ~ mftffaes= af1zf,s=.
So. liz ata 9f'. 4. a252l
- Size - #.1.7 7..t#.
eafs.57# .7i.7s Niszezzs== 4=.4]#4l3
z..srz=I fa.-5 saz en-
z##=#ze aa=1zaiz - 544l==
.s#9#9 5.=.t=.'I f5a .94a ~
IT, s=#==.s.= =f..=-f
aa- e=@=e =a#=5=.= 54
=a#a - = = #=7f:nE a
4.=sis5. - sszJ. % fila
e5#'tf3 se@ an ez5&fl=-
b9 dl@ aE0 .a5a. 9GlI III r..
azz'f io a@tal35iai. = &-h-hatz hing IN
station II e. near Che
a2z'4 a 4IamnatG Sat.94. Ark: ta
ne committee on tie merchant ma
.ta# a'af fisheries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
How the Natives Tre;st Goriglas

Natives in the countries inha hitcd by
great apes regard them always as hu
man hCiu2 Of inferior types. ard It is
for this reason that for Il long time it
Was found impossible TO get hold of
IN entire S@riila skin, because tho say
ages considered it rel&iou&!y reces-
sary to cur Of the hands AVID feet of
the animals whon they killed ,ae.a,
lust as the,' Go with their enemies, pos,
si'4ly fcr tie purpose of rendering them
harmless Il case they should by any
chance tOAsc to life a@ain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
NJ ~ 19ti

Anton fa2ins5ein, the Russian cam
no@ar i'll h. antahig&lQshs. tells of ths
confusion Which overcanIa a ce4tai!
architect OF his acQuaintHure who ha,
hahit of intorlardins all his remarks
with the rarase. You understand"
On one occasion lie was explainin2
certain architectural mattcrs TO the
emperor, and, according to custom
made free use Of his favoritc expires,
sion.
Good heavens" exclaimed Emperor
Nicholas at last irritably "Of course |
understand. Ny dear fellow, how
could help it,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
PLACES flA.l.4ED
For tie Ten toint t,eaates Of Rector
and Davis.


The list Of the appointments made
by the opposing candidates for COVER
nor has been completed and begin
ming on January 2S. the joint canvass
OF the state Will be conducted as fol
5oWs: Hot Springs. Russellville aud
Little Rock agreed upon by both can
djdates; Marianna Forrest City and
Helena, named by Coy. Davis; Fort
Smith, Batesville, Bentonville and NJ
&adelRhia, named by Cot Rector. At
the conclusion Of these appointments
others may be agreed upon. er the
eonte5tahts may continue the canvass
sf9slX. Gav. Davis s expected to 70
tarn from Washington the Latte part
Gf the present week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
Her Comment.

Mrs. GroNells-My husband is con
tinually Qu#rrclng about trilies.
Mrs. HoWolls-Well, my dear, the
less one has to quarrel about the bet
!er.-Chic1go News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
SOME GOOD AiVIcE
80 TIE FARMERS WHO H-AO
TIE GRAPHIC.
=, cotton Raiser Should 9eVo;s
-,o,,oY, Time ard Soil 10 Produo-
10, Of Fcrage for FIome Use.

January and February are consider
cd leisure months on tie farm Inc
.,ostine and marketing of crops
'''' ror Accounts have been bal
ood and the farmer can tell if hia
s sn, has been profitable. Labor has
,on shifting, but the thrifty farmer
Sas all his cabins flied row for th4
comng crop.
While these two months are eoa*id-
orod months Of leisure on The farm
ssoro is much work that should be
,ane pitches should be cleaned =oe
ad the banks should b cleared q
,@,s6 a8d weeds. All surface dft5Has,
,aadioq into the main arsiHs Should
10 MOVED ont and cleaned Win
Soraoers W 50 Tie surface water FROM
9y 9yeessfve spring rains Wa run eff
raadilv and not stand on tie land 70
l.il It's fertility. Fences should be r.
set and repaired Sld!h7' V0t" wi
and cotton should be cut and pie@s
should be started as soon - IT,
cround is in proper condition. TIE
corn land should be we'll broken (ea5A
and bedded just before the coea IS
nlanted. eats should be sGWn tthe
Rurt is the best spring yariety), after
the land has been We'll broken by
sowing them on the fresh ploWed
land and narrowing them in we'll.
They can be harvested by June l,
helping out the short forage crop, and
the land can then be utilized either
for peas or June corn, both Of which
will mature fine crops. All manure
made on the farm should be hauled
out and scattered broadcast On the thin
spots.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

than 100 days. and theu grow smother
10 eH the same land
| 7nbmit these questions to the
ahoushtfui farmers.
j. NJ HUDSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
Tickets now on sale at
Aiischul's Cigar Store
:. no 7 7 &c e e: -:

Have your clothes cleaned dyel
and pressed and made to look new.
We clean, dye and press both mems
and Women's clothes Will dye any
color desired. When you want your
coithe8 cleaned. ring up old phone
1872 and Will so after your clothes
and return them in good order. Mr..
Lawson is a first class workman and
will give satisfaction. Remember,
ring up old phone 1872
Yours truly,
Jf4o ~, Du 3 cry.
2oab West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21
NAY TO HAVE TO MOVE.
Continued from Page ~

prayer Of the petitioners was passed.
Il is effective for ten years.
The following report OF the board
OF public affairs was presented:
NoN. / BY balance last report $136 81
Dec. ,. BY warrant. ........,. 297.5o
Jan. 6. BY warrant. ......... 2125O
Oct. u. Warrant on vehicle
fund. 49,. 100 90
s746.94
Dec > To vouchers s295.SS
Jan 6. To vouchers. 224.9S
-- $40 S6
BY balance S226.0S
1t was moved and carried that the
report be received and ordered refer
red to the finance committee
Mayor Bell stated that Mr. l.. l.
and light company, had called on him
and explained the cause Of the river
water which was furnished the city
during the month OF January. Mr.
Bell stated that Mr. Pollitt's eXplana-
tion was largely satisfactory and for
that reason he had approved their ac
count. Mr.. Pollitt had told him that
during the cold weather of December
practically every water pipe in the
city had been left Open to prevent its
freezing On account Of this their
cages would show that the water used
during that month was millions of
gallons in excess of some other
months Mr. Pollitt feared disas.
trous fire and for a while did supply
the city with river water He told
Mayor Bell that in the future when
emergencies demanded the use Of
river water the water and light com
mittec and the mayor would be mott
fed Of his intentions,
Alderman B0yce put himself Oh
record as favoring pure water above
everything.
Alderman Fox stated that he was
under the impression that some sa-
looms we're running for which no ap-
plication for license had been re
ceiyed.
The count was made aud ii develop
ed that Holland & Lampelt's was the
only saloon firm that had not procur-
ed license. The mayor stated that
the chief of police would be directed
to collect same at once or enforce the
law in that case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-21

ACTIVE Catholic lady to work at
non'e. SIG in cash paid for = days
trial. promotion and permanent posi-
ton, if satisfactory Address John
Engwall, Lakeside building, Chicago.