The Monticellonian., 1904-10-06
Maud C. Warden has been appointed

 at Little Rock while awaiting trial
 Justice of the Peace Cobhill of Lin coln county. was killed in runaway.
 Greenwood had it's first saleday re. gently and will have another October 22
 Star service from Fayetteville to Cincinnati will be established Octo- Der &
 A six mill tax was levied by the Lit tie Rock city council for general par- poses.
 Mrs. Dr D. A. Gray died suddenly in Little Rock at the age of fifty years.
 New bids will probably be asked for the proposed s250,O0o hotel at Lit tie Rock
 The special service from Nady to Booty. Arkansas county has been dis continued.
 The Iron Mountain industrial ex- hiblt car will be at Clarksyile No yember 8
 The Jackson county board of equal ization raised the assessment of but five persons.
 The annual meeting of the Shriners was held in Hot Springs beginning September 27.
 The ifty-sixth annual state Baptist convention will be held at Pine Bluff November IS.
 Jack Winan. brakeman. was caught between cars at Mena and crushed to death.
 A company has been formed at Hot Springs to build a pike from that city to Potash Sulphur.
 In Little Rock the past September was one of the hottest and dryest months on record.
 Associate Justice Carroll D. Wood. of the supreme court. has returned i from a trip to New York.
 The petition for receiver for the Arkansas Baptist at Little Rock was dismissed by Chancellor Hart.
 Boes Graham shot and dangerously l at Texarkana. Both are negroes.
 Robert Smith was acquitted at Jonesboro on the charge of killing Robert Willis al Manila last April
 Mrs J B Hills. mother of the late Emmet Rodgers. founder of the Craig head County Sun. died recently in Florida
 Chas Redman. a negro convict in an attempt to escape from the Oracle 1 plantation in Jefferson county, was drowned
 Emory Garland was convicted at Clinton. Van Buren county. of the killing of Will Millsaps and sentenced to ten months in the penitentiary.
 A preliminary survey is in progress for the electric line from Hurricane switch to the Big Hurricane Spears and Mount Hersey mines in Boone county.
 The Smith ferry bridge near Hot Springs will be opened October 20 with a celebration at which Gov. Da. Nio iIdo Bttu IIN iltu lp Bt OEdlOT UI the day
 While attempting to board moving train at Lavaca, A. s. Bennett. prom. inent hotel man of Paris, fell beneath the wheels and will probably lose his right arm
 Patents have been issued to Arkau. sas as follows: Byrd C. Rockwell. Perla. corner clamp for window screens; Frank L. Wolvertou. Luxora. doubletree.
 Circuit Judge N. Tilman. in his charge to the Benton county grand jury, told that body to indict all those who maliciously and falsely defame the character of any good man or good woman.
 ]. $. Hawkins of Philadelphia. pres. iGent of the Arkansas Good Roads as- sociation, has sent circulars to the members of congress from this state, urging them to use their influence in arousinS an interest over the state in the good roads convention which will be held in Little Rock next January.
 Jack Hanson was held to the grand jury at St Louis for killing H. D. Bulloeh. the Little Rock artist.
 Mrs Nora J. Clark has filed suit in the federal court at Little Rock against the Owasso Manufacturing Co. for $15000, for the death of her husband while in their employ at Perla
 Miss Mary Hale, of Osceoa, was pre-. sented with a jewelled crown by the Essex Fusleers, for which she acted as maid of honor at reception dur ing the stay of the Arkansas provi. sional regiment at the fair.
 The old Clendennin residence in Ar genta, landmark. was destroyed by fire on the morning of October 1.
 The Benton County Development Company of Bentonville has been in- corporated with a capital stock of a million dollars
 Tools and material for the breaking of dirt for the new waterworks plant at Morrlton have arrived and work will begin immediately
 Two cars eollided, head on. on the Pulaski Heights street railway line t,Ix n