The Forrest City times., 1903-04-03

TIE CheStna. bslI rsxaiatizg tae 7-zc-
Z toe % ost-opashF- and --otica g. -
consider TIE vots BY whAch fhs Par-ix
county school superintendent b. falle-
f 20 pass vas tabled
Tss Senate
Senator Cosha--s Ri 70 nraviEs
+ zen on cattle for feeding C lie sane
Sss called % ard TssSs3
Il rs fFze-rfke=.8. requiring Fllar-
Z nsctsts to register II the state pasr-
T-acists association ard pay Zee
every txo years. wzs rad thirG tine
and passed
The body Vas recoave1ei - A. IN
parchment court and proceeded SItA
The trial = Chancellor Llszther-1az
Sheriff r L Williams - Garland
county was called a. 4 wlfDess by me
state. The witness testified that ne
had conversation with the defendant
IN regard 10 the CHEEKS received ~ ths
latter from the Garland Novelty Con
parys that tire defendant sal5 Re had
borrowed the money witness sid De
had seen the defendant under the 81
fuence q liquor that lie had seen hfra
frequently in p-oolFDo-s- and had seen
him betting on the rzees- Witness teS
tilted that he had started TIE proceed
IS against the defendant and that se
had been 81 some expense that - tat
Paid MS attorney szea an had loaned
some money TO witnesses who rad tss
titled but expected - Set thst asak-
Sheriff Williams said tha defendant
asked him to take the S3ot Cszehszss
away from the man who as r1-1srE
them and give them = a friend = a.
that the defendant asked him 70 So -
the gamblers and borrow sl-saa ~ h5Hl.
W T Shannon testified that he was
the owner of a club room and or@r4te-5
q pool room. that the defendant lad
asked him 10 cash a check FOR Sc
and that he referred him 70 his cash
Ter. would not admit that - eaShss1
the check TO keep from being ensolaat
from running his place
Judge o II. Sumpter testified that he
lad seen defendant drunk. had some
litigation in Judge Leatherrrzn's court
and had loaned hin several small sums.
which rad Tot been paid back nor had
h. asked for Il
Several other witnesses were intro
duced and gave testimony tending 70
prove that The defendant was q hard
driuker Il Is expected The preseca-
ton viii close Tuesday (the slstJ-
The House.
Il p ss5. 6IIng the fine fer opening
Of stores on Sunday AMI increasing the
fine for opening saloons 10 not less
than 800 nor more than $500 for the
first offense. was tabled
Mr. Weaver introduced a bill provld-
ing for state board Of road co1Au3s-
sioners. and prescribing the duties OF
the same
II 3. 80. giving jurors Ioc per nile
mileage. was taken up On motion the
bill was placed back On second reading
and an amendment adopted making the
mileage cents. also an amendment
providing that the bill shall rot apply
- justice courts vas adopted
II. u. 81 tStockardl. Ievyfng a three
fourths mill tax for the purpose OF pro-
vid.ng a pension fund for Confederate
soldiers, was placed or third reading
Aessrs. stockard and Michigan urged
the passage Of tie bill M Gamma
way thought the tax too high and
moved to place the bill back on second
reading for the purpose Of amending
IL The motion was lost.
Mr. Toney spoke at length against
the BIZ and advocated 4 levy Of one
mill The bill failed to pass Ayes IS.
noes p. Necessary. -
H. B. 57i Redman} TO compel rail-
roads to furnish adequate aeeommodo-
tions for The transportation Of ali pas
sengers and property as shall b offered
was read third time and passed
By consent. the bill to establish two
separate judicial districts in Lonoke
county was withdrawn.
II b 81. TO regulate the practice
Of osteopathy and TO provide for
state board Of osteopathic examiners.
was taken up
Mr. Du Laney moved TO strike on.
the words obstetrics and minor sur
gerry. Adopted. and the bill as amended
passed.
Mr. Stockard introduced a bill pro-
viding for a bounty OF 81 on each
poultry destroying hawk killed
Nj Perry introduced
vent the spread of diseas 50 among cattle
by prohibiting the driving thereof from
one county to another during the spring
and summer months