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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss May Buelly of Ben Mohr is on the sick list.
 The basketball players are lying low, no games being ill sight.
 The Holy Name society of St Pat rick's parish will meet this evening Ut S:15.
 "A bull said to be uwned by q Mir Adams got loose this morning on Town Plot and for a time caused con- sternation to reign iii the hearts of residents round about. It was finally captured after much difficulty.
 There will be a meeting of the Cadets in the E. A. C. rooms to-nlgllt. Tie team is unable 10 arrange any games, opponents being few and far between. The eleven as yet has no game scheduled for Thanksgiving.
 Last evening about 1l:30 Bep Domain, Leo Yannetty. James Evans and Nick Rose started on I hunt ing trip towards Middlebury. They took 50 many dogs and guns that they should catch enough game 10 feed Brooklyn for a week.
 The All Waterbury team is prae~ ticing nightly on the open lot for the game Saturday As the hardest game Of the season is expected the boys are putting in a few extra licks so as 10 be in perfect condition No one in Brooklyn appears willing TO take a chance against Batchelder's men.
 The dynamite found on Railroad Hill street yesterday afternoon by Of ficer Hickey was brought to the poIiee stltion in the patrol wagon. There were Sl sticks of the deadly explosive and Officer Hickey and Doormm Lynch handled ir very carefully IS they carried it i'll i satchel to the pic wagon It was the property of tue McGovern Construction Go.
 Dan Lynch of Wateryille. while delivering goods OH Ben Mohr yester- day afternoon. had a little excitement because of his spirited horse and as a result of the incident John Boian, who was driving with Lynch, is to- day nursing q very sore ankle. The traces broke and the horse started on mad dash down Bank street and i'll front of the brewery the occupa1lt ts were thrown out Lynch escaped un- hurt. The horse was stopped by George Abbott. who made clever capture.
 The whist tournament which has been awaited so long will come off in the IIyceum this evening. The forty five experts will have their innings tomorrow night and there should be something doing if those whose names are on the list to play live ID to their reputation \ glance over the list will slow that some of the sharks such as Chris Dunphy, Eddie Bagley Henry Beauregard, Mike Ryan. John Hurley. Keron Rrophv. Ed DuaphS, Mike Mahon, and several others.
 We are. studying our smoker GUS toners tastes all the time and strive to carry just the cigars, pipes and to- baccos that give them the greatest pleasure and satisfaction. Tastes vary So that a stock to suit everybody ne- cessitates a great variety. and we have it. 4. c. Walker the druggist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
craraers Elect oueers For Iaoe.

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. Nov. D. The national grange, Patrons of Illus baudry. elected these oaicers: National master. former Governor \. J. Baehel- -der of New Hampshire; national lectur- CT, George ". Gauntt New Jersey; overseer. T. C. Atkinson. West Yir- g!nia: steward, | A. Newcomb Colo rado. assistant steward, F F. Mer- chant. Rhode Island; chaplain. w K. Thompson. soufb Carolina: treasurer. Mrs. Mcdowell. New York; secretary. (. M. Freeman. Ohio; gatekeeper. $. R. Powers. Wisconsin: caress, Mrs Ladd. Massachusetts: flora. Mrs. Horton. Michigan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
RING CO.'S SOCIAL
Fifteenth annual Given at the
 huditersum Last Niahi.

The fifteenth annual concert and promenade given by the Employees Mutual Benefit association Of the American Ring factory was held at the Auditorium last evening, one of the largest crowds of the season being in attendance. Tine concert and music for the dancing was rendered by the American band orchestra. The com- mites ill charge of the affair were as follows
 Arrangement. r. w Chesson, chair man; I. NJ. Burrall, 2d. T. F. Dillaue. k. Palmer, J. Tynan, J. J. Siebert T. EIlenor. C. NJ. Burritt, l. Candy, II. Baker, \. II. Burritt. ". CosgrOye. T. Lawlor, E. E. Condit. C. k. Thomas. c. M Condit. Miss J. Casey, Miss M. Ryan. Mrs NJ. Martin.
 Reception, T M, Burrall, 2d, chlir' man: 0. r. Carroll. William COlligan, F. x. Trottler F. L. Burritt, l., E. Coley. W. \. Lewis. J. B. Burrall, .. <. Bradley. Miss Katie Carroll, Miss Katie Maher. Miss Addle Kilbride. Miss Margaret Dolan. Miss Clara Ryher. Miss Katie Delaney, Miss Susie Murphy. Miss Mary cosgr0ve. Miss Lizzie Walsh. Miss Katie Murphy.
 Floor. F. Lauper. William BordeuE William Pryor, F. Meyer, F. Taylor, Nj. Cavanaugh. II. Calvin. J Claffey. ]. Bagley, r. Feest. D. Lane, J. Cos grove.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
SHOT BOTH BROTHERS.
". Fl. Jones. infatuated wfsh YounR Girl, Commits Murder nj Nyack.

Girl, Commits Murder nj Nyack.
 NYACK, \. Y, Nov. 23-Becauss they objected to his attentions to their sister W. II. Jones last night shot and instantly killed Harry ,Rritton. aged eighteen years. and probably fatally wounded Britton's brother. Frank.
 Jones, who is about tliirty-five years oh. is said to have been infatuated with the Britton boys pretty sister. Jessie. who is only sixteen years old and has but recently left school. The girl was annoyed by Jones persistence. and at her request her brothers or dered him to keep away from the house Last night he presented him. self at the door and demanded to be aI- lowed 10 see Jessie. Harry and Frank ordered him away. when Jones sudden Iy drew q revolver and shot Harry dead and then shot Frank twice. In- ficting wounds from which he proba- bly, will die. He then fled and disap- peared in the darkness.
 Hundreds of citizens have started out to SCOUT the country in search ot the murderer, who is believed to bs hiding in the hills
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23

Tp Goes ofH to Ffffr-awe CeHsH.
 PTTTSBTRG. Nov 2-Tbe stnnd- srd 0H company has adFnnced fhs price of Ragiand crnde eiI g cents pe< barrsl. maklas sla prirs N csakA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
THE OUTFALL SEWER
Plenty of Contractors in Town That
 Can do ihe Work.

No matter what the McGoveIn Con struction Go and the National Surety Co decide to do about the building of the Outfall sewer, the work will have to go on, and if a portion of it is to be done by the day the department of public works will find no trouble get ting competent men to take hold of it right here in Waterbury. John Gaff- ney was dangerously near the Me Governs for the contract and probably now that the Trenton company Is down and out, if might not De bad plan to see what local firm can do. What's the matter with the Gaffneys. Chatfields, McAlanuses and other peO- pie who belong i'll Waterbury and can do IS good work IS any of these men from other parts of the country? When one stops to look at the amount of money outside contractors take from the business men of Waterbury he is surprised that the Business Mems association does not come for ward and make a fuss about if. It is understood that the amount involved in the present taneie is something ill the neigbhnrhoDd of S10,000. som= of the bills footing up close onto 5000. Of course the city is not responsible for this. but it does seem that some plan could be thought ont whereby
 honest men who trust these centrac- tors whom the city brings to town would have little protection 4
 great many would be pleased to see this outfall sewer pushed to compile ton by Afr Cairns. provided the work was done by local contractors, and the labor given to Waterbury men in- steNd of rushing men on from New York and Boston by the carload As a business proposition some very good citizens think it would pay to have the city engineer 20 ahead with Wa terbury contractors and local labor. Some will tell you they cannot get Workmen here. Who says so? The contractor from abroad who takes this method of furnishing an excuse to ship cheap labor into the marker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
ni.. nnn.e,e,l nenortea nI.

HARTFORD. conn. Nov. e3.-Miss Alice Roosevelt is reported ilI at the home of Mrs. William S COwles. her aunt in Pennington. It was said at the cowIes house that Miss Roosevelt was in bed. but that her illness was not serious. Miss Roosevelt attended the football game between the Yals and Harvard freshmen at Cambridzs on Saturday. IB which her brother. Theodore Roosevelt, IT.. was injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
kRup's NAME GRASSY HALpiN.
Bondsman Who Lost s5.000 Forfeited Bail on stand.


 Bail on stand.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-John F. Pick ett, who furnished 5000 in cash that enabled Krup. the foater indicted for election frauds to escape from the law, swore before the grand jury that the money was his own and that he had not received any part of 1t from any other person. He was properly indig- nant about what he termed was the in- gratitude of Krup. whose real name turns ont to be James Halpin, and pledged himself to aid the attorney general in ehdeayoring to catch the fu- gitive.
 While Pickett did not say directly that the missing hoater is related 10 him, Attorney General Mayer gathered that inference from his testimony. Pickett was ordered 10 appear before the grand jury again next Monday. John J. Murphy. brother of. the leader of Tammany Hall. and Alderman James Gafney. who had been sum moned to testify in the Krup matter, were excused until Meaday.
 It is said that the attorney general expects to have Krup. alias Halpin. in custody within q couple of days.
 There is consternatiOn in Brooklyn over the arrest on q bench warrant Of Joseph ]. Cahill. former Democratic hssemblyman. on charge of registra- tion frauds during the civic election. Ills bail has been fixed at Sl5.O00.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
ESCAPED IN MOTOR CAR.
BurgIars Ht Mount Vernon. Y. Y-, Get
 sf0.00g Loot la I've Villas


 sI0.0oo Loot Ia I've villas.
 MOUNT vEIlNbN. \. Y. Nov. D. Burglars who # Is begered belong to the, gang of sound pirates that for months have been holding high earni- val in many towns along the northern sboEe entefei two big villas at Pelham Heights and seeured Si0mu in piunder
 The booty was principally taken from the country house of T. L. Jacques. for mefly manager of file Murray HiB ho- tel. while at fhe residenre Of M. John son. New Yark business man who lives st Pelham Manor. the ringing ef a telephone tell frightened the burglars SO that ihay dropped a part of their plunder and fed.
 TBey took from tlse Jd,ln4on house ab0ut s100 wcrth ss 5eweirf. The burglars eiInb=a uli tle frunt baieony of fle Jaasues resisience uhiie Mrs. Jacques was eating her supper aai ramaekei the rosnl> oa fbe seesz.d aoor-
 Mrs Jacgues says that Ia addition so the ral,befs taking al the solid silver fFsY tnok dianani sr4rfpiBs. enH buf- tsns and rinzs leiaaeinx fo Der bss- hand and her entire epllesfica of elssi- tzirs rings. dIzHlent elusteT rsn<s. psnz. sizzz9nd pendants 4nd lrgsriles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
RnAss MI IE0N BEps.


 White Iron RpsIs 11tinrh pillars. -1 fnches high. 14 fllers is-lurh- trimmed with braSs vases. neat substantial Iled. special with all iron spring. an sizes. sJ-f5 White Iron Beds with ls-inrh pIl- lars. .z5 inehes high filled with E-ineh upright fillers and double scroll brass trimmed. with all iron spring. s'--J White and Brass Bel. with 1A- inch pillars. Gt iuehes high. I" fIler-. with brass rods at head and foot with all iron spring SEQ White Iron Bed. with 1lt-ineh rlTars. g1 inches high. c5mbina- tru upright and scroll fillers. a vr-r ueit led win aH iron
 s1.T5 vhe Iron Beds with ! F inch Hil- s s4ik inehes hizh. eombina-
 rrri1ht and scroll hiieFS fancy head and r with
 sel SrrinZ ssz0 V Irrn Reds 1tt-in-l a-s e4 ihenes hfzh. full h-ass trimmed wifh an irun srrinE slo-s White Iron Reis ssu lfrs- fss fnehas 7f aNtH fn- a9 hfs tai5e at SIl s vita -l lrea EVrEE xls-s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
CURTAINS SPECIAL SILK FLOSS
 PILLOWS

MUICeEIE8I "T|-TI --I|| 'E|| 'II|--'
 3 yards bong. with heavy tassel,
 special at l5e SiIk Pillow GirdIes 2 yards long.
 in plain coloFs or any combiua-
 ton you may ask for. considered
 good value at JGc. special at --r Pillow Tops. aH new and up 10
 date. more than g0 patterns for
 ron to select from. prices loc to SJ New Fur Robes for carriage or so-
 cart. 15 styles. prices S1-25 t0 Sf00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
Porte rurned tbe Powers Down.

cONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. 23.-Ths porte has rejected the proposals Of ths European powers for the International control Of the finances of Macedonia The reply of the porte. which vaE handed Baron v0n Calice. the Austro- Hungarian ambassador. last night, re- iects the proposals If the powers on all points and declares that the pubIio opinion of Turkey would not counte- nance their acceptance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
DRAPERIES

CARPETS BOUGHT THIS MONTH MADE. LINED AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE.
 ax12 Brussels Rugs. special at S14. 45 9zI2 Wilton Rugs. special at S29.tJ Genuine Inluid LinoIeum, special
 at G5c yj Utility Boxes. lined and covered
 with fancy cretoune. tops tufted.
 excellent value at Sl.Jo, special
 at 9Je
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
AdIutans GenernI Barred scheme.

ALBANY. V. r.. Nov. 23-Adiutant General Henry has issued an order pro hibifirg the use of state srmories fof roller ssating. The matter was frst brought to his attention by the attempt of the Tenth l,aftaiion of this city td make money for its general fund hT ogening the locaI armory for skating fhrpe times a week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
ADoUBLE COATED STEEL ENAM-
 FLED WARE

EI4Elt Wa ItE.
 s-qt Berlin Kettles. with bail, value
 S9c. 29c e-qt Berlin Kettles with bail. value
 roc. 29c 4-qt Berlin Kettles with bail. value
 59c. 29c s-qt Berlin Kettles with bail value
 49c. 29c S-gt Berlin Sauce Pans with han
 dle. value s9c 29e S-ot Wash Bowls. value 6)c, 29c 1 Covered Buckets, value 39c. 29c Large C0landers. value 49c. 29c Preserving Kettles. value 79c. 29c Preserving Kettles. value 59c, DC l Large straight Kettles. value J9c. 29c Large Tea Kettles. value 79c. 29c Large Water Fails, value 79c, 29c Large Bake Pans. value 69c. De Large Stove Pans, value 69c. 29c Medium Stove Pans. value 59c, 29c 1O-qt RinsinS Pans, value 59c. 29c Large Fry Pans. value 49c, 29c 1O-qt Milk Pans. value 49c, 29c 6-at Lipped Sauce Pans, value J9c. 29c 5-qt Lipped Sauce Pans. value 49c. 29c Large straight Sauce Pans. value
 4gc. 29e 5-qt Coffee or Tea Pots. value 59c. 29s 4-qt Coffee or Tea Pots. value 49c, 29e 3-qt Coffee or Tea Pots. value 45c. 29c 2-qt Coffee or Tea Pots. value 39c, 29c 6-qt Mixing Bowls, value j9c. ,29c S-nt Mixing Bowls value 69c, De loot Dish Pans. value 69c. 29e 12-nt Rinsing Pans, value 69c. 29c S-qt Pudding Pans. value 45c. DC loot Pudding Pans. value 49c. 29c Got straight Sauce Pans, value 59c, 29e straight Sauce Pans, value 49c, 29c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
CllTal Dry Goods to FRIDAY USEKEEPERS
 DAY.
What ever you need about the house you will find it here at the very lowest cost
 This week we hold two days cooking utensil sale of double coated steel enamel ware all al one price
o())C>

Onr last big sale of these goods is still fresh in your memory. as values like them were never seen in Water bury. Don't see how they can do it. ' was the comment on all sides.
 This is the balance of that big pur- chase and it comes inst at the righ: e-ThanksgiFing.
 This lot is much larger than the first one; the variety of pieces is much greater.
 During this sale 10 goods sent c. O. D.: no mail or phone orders filled; ne goods sold to dealers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
OHice cs City Detective.

Alderman Niono also asked tt35
t1- pai;ca ferce Sc increased. Tn.
chef Of police Tad recommends ar
another raar be added to to eo.e4
Al present there were 5w, m-4 1o
duty in the day time anu dye = ALL,
NJ. N:chol wanted to oc=a.4 the &c
Of city detective, thus giving annta4e
nam u the force. lie presented II -
dinanee creating the offee u citF- d
reet;ya CHEF Stewart said thu ~
t,ad beet. comFeIIed to ask r. r;-'.=
rAen = }aIp out on Saturday as-4r-
roons. The ordinance creating tie
Office Of city detective a. . ssia.Y 3f
SIS per mouth was tner r+ai NC
On 4 motion to suspend tie Jules :
fer,1aE B2yce voted 10, aad -
d!na-o= Vas allowed t. @ Z,
ceHgS5
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
SECOND DEBATE
@ Socialism Was More Interesting
Than the First

The second deb..te OF Socialism
held Monday nigh al thy VI. {. \.
@5S Oh fRe subject "RpsoNed. THAT
Socialism Will fail. because il HisaH-
aeGS.94dz human nafure
Rev. j T.. nasnhfH said Nh the
Social 50 feaHndeI linn oG tie Irish
l#9l~= version or GJandStoaas rem
- sef seeming domestic peace. Mh#a
1as Wifo insisted husband 77ha
'e5I. and Vice yefsas aua they
hela insisted focN called ia fho police
III Socialist dream OF heavenly har-
mony made no provision Tor tho emer-
Sancy when there would be. as there
always viii be a conflict Of Wills and
eFen under Socialism=thex would some
sfmcs have To call in the police. Mr.
Earnllill maintained the business and
inevitably of War as lous IS man re-
mains on the carh. He maintained
HAT among the iunumerable dplusions
OF Socialism We're the assumptions
tliat man is naturally Industrious,
! eaceable and coed according to his
material goods: that universal broth
clhood could be obtained on earth
vas another Socialist phantasy; II
suggests Chamfort. who said that the
l'ict1c OF all conquerors was: "Be nay
r l.
Mr. Perrin succeeded III turning the
tables of his ministerial adversary by
quoting several texts from the Bible
Tut Mr.. Barnhill took the position
that social architects must take Pat
| ick Henry's advice and rest content
with reading the future by the light c:
the past and build on man as he is
and not as he may be hereafter. The
Ce5att. was anima ted in the highest
{ eeree. the speakers often interrupt
ing che another and answering many
questions put Ivy the audience. The
dt ba.e tonight and tomorrow night is
d. the subject: The Trusts: Their
Gauss ard Cure" Both 1ebaters will
anSwer this question and discuss their
answers The debate Is a. the y. NJ
G. A at : O'Clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02


Warsaw May =, Special. Tho
Socialist Democratic party this morn
ing issued manifesto calling ON all
lie laborins men Of every class alG
trade i'll a general strike in sympathy
tor The strikers at Warsaw II is
stated by the leaders OF the party
that The strike Will be kept up until
some compromise CO agreement is
reached whereby the strikers a. War.
saw Get their demands The move
ment will b" general throughout Pc
land and the country is greatly aei-
lated. Thousands of men are ont Of
work and bleodshed may follow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
SMALLPOX Bills.

bill frcnl Drs Williams ard Black
well for $50 for attendance gu Mrs. II.
Freddy during the smallpox at har
home was referred to toe sanitary
committee. as was bill fer $50 50 for
bedding burned Other similar bills
were likewise referred. Tie SUN of
s14.25 was allowed On a bill FOR $3.50
from Mr.. Reddiug fGr bedding burned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
CROP REP

Little Rock. May 2.-8et2N i, t.se
weekly bulletin issued To-Day BY TIE
--.ttl= Roc@ weather t@reae 70, ne
H4@k ending May
The first Of the week was cot. With
z-nerai heavy rains: ne 1stts- part
~as NOR seasonab'e as to teupera
Tie. and the rainfall. Has mora local
10y lite progress "a :,.ate Il farm
ARK i've" -ae 2 49, 5rrtor X the
1= SIRE - - a.a4sat but
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
R4FLEO LETTER S

Lee st-sen-oa IA sau -. = sest.
n aSter q, Eddy Dire" county has
Ten arrested BY NJ postal ar.hort-
tie. or the char2e Of rif1ins letters
and obtaining money freu2 theN2=
Toune Steyenson was frird before
commissioner Burnett anG bound
ser to await the action OF the federal
-raaL jary. About SEE il money mas
an missed fen tie ot.ica WITCH the
hUv's father vii, repay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
MontllIz Bills.

The FLOWING monthly accounts
we're allowed: Cemo.eY extra labor
and regular salaries. ssh: eoGliu-
eene.e~. &$5354al. BeIfee department..
SGa7.fp. fire defartn9aH $@>t.e-;;
sanitary department. SO. ]. L. Arm
feld. S. %: Pine Bluff Panf and Wall
Paper company 81: J. H Dellmen. 81;
". L, Crawford and company. S12.25:
2. Z Lecardi. Sc; Southwestern Tele-
-raPh and Telephone company. 81;
Iine Bluff Mercantile company.
S1o.57 J. A. Frazier. ST.; +. A. Poole
$3.50; NJ L. Bath company. 81: Dr.
". II Blankensilp. 81; Anderson
Drug company. S25.S5: Dr. G. X. Ca
Huthers. ST. 40; Levine and company
$3.50; DIS Williams and Blackwell
$40; w. l.. Ttney. manager, 81: Aus
tin-Westeln company, SGo: Ryland
Queensware company. 81: Arkansas
and Texas Ice and Coal company.
$3.50; S. l.. Gannaway. s33} - ex-
press. $2.ln: McGausfy Hardware
company S. so: Western Union Tele.
graph company. So -; the Racket,
1925: Arkansas Democrat company.
$3.50: Coon and Bedell. $3.50: Con
sumers Ice and Ccai company. S5.73
Walker Drug company si.53; NJ l..
Bath. $3.50: J. A. Holmes company
$39. 4G; S a. Rosenberg $3.50: Tracy
Mills, $10.15: Honnet and company,
$3.50: McGaughy Hardware company
$1.4S: John Cobb. 1925: Holm Cock.
$9S.SS; Tom Haynes. Sl.5t': SIM llpox
guards. s35: pesthouse. 81: Williams
and Blackwell. IS: Adams Printing
company. $50 Fox Brothers comp2-
ny. $22.1O; j. P, Alexander. So:
Voss-Nichol company 1920; w F.
Crawford company. Is cents; J. H.
Talbot, $3.50; VIZ. keitar, $3.50;
quarantine guards. s67
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
GENERAL STRIKE IN POLAND
May Result in Bloodshed, as the Agita
ton Is Great.

NdG-,f@. May ZNes9.l Gin lHH-
Old ~ 5saU5 Nafp N#Ited or Waa3tJa=. +
IN ats WhaHTy~ IN ya15uus GH1.er-
II Ma " Ae>te1..a4 I'll. lfoan~ m
pateHtI y W. HHeehffellalttt and Nio
lated al ofdels t" aeH Will u.a.jtfa.
SON. They fired into crowds et de.
monslrators and w6lllMou In =EfIaIla-
lion deserted Il the use OF firearms
and bombs Many Women ana chi
drsn are among the dead and DYING
Whdt appears 10 be a reian Of ter
Tor exists today: tie city presents
a mos gloomy aspeel ami The temper
ot the entire community is Ill II ease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
Opening Up New Streets.

Mr. Boyet thought streets ought to
be opened up SO as to conner with
the Warren road and Sulphur Springs
load. He stated that the people in
tAar neighborhood would help iii the
matter. His motion that the city
engineer be ordered to survey and
make estimates regarding the open.
ing of the Warren road was carried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
Drainage in West End.

Mayer Whit stated that by thu or
Gers OF the county Judge the ground
III the western portion outside the city
for a distance CT nearly two miles.
was being drained so as TO bring the
water into the city. This would help
to food the city and The water sheuld
Ee drained into Bayou Bartholomew
These matters were referred to the
City engineer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
ATTORNEY GENERAL DECLINES
TO Give an Opinion on the Antitrust

,,,
--
4ff.r.ne,. Gsaal.,f I,1,art= p,a..re.
Fa4 l,.ea ffeoaea 8ifI1 oll4e,iane on
IfI5 CONSTRUCTION - fl.5=aetf tr,Is4 law,
.y.5f# ut1lqn il #545#,,,4,.# re-, 4f,=a#a ad h,
7,,,..55a=,=a ,55#4,..,54 ..,,..,,.=,, sz.,.
All ~ tfrm os foY.6,qz=
~ 34znI, ta,.ar #,.o5if..,. a.. -
=. I..==a,iz ,r,.= f,5.l...#=f,..z ~ ,a4fo,-
sta=H lzfz#as +I,.. ,...,,.= - 49,.
5I#.,,..r,,t#4i 81 t3e .t4ff -t4.t..tz L.. &,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
insufficient DRAINAGE.

Mr.. Boyce reported tha1 the drains
Tad been insufficient 70 carry off the
v alter during the recent rains Water
had flooded some OF the business
hoHses at Third ana Main streets and
in other places and asked the city
engineer 10 investigate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-02
Rent No. 2 Increased.

J. O. Harrison and sons, agents, for
$40 for one months -an1 81 fra IL.
rartment No. was allowed. Il vas
explained that this rent was Increased
because o. recent repairs. On motton
the account WIS allowed.