The Nevada County picayune., 1906-11-16
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CUdIS St VI AhuA AiiSAhOClO Ol Che Nooks family, is in jail in Pu- laski county on a charge of murder in the first degree.
 The Iron Mountain is laying a double track south from Little Rock 10 Ensign, a distance of seven miles, for the purpose of relieving the con- aestion that often arises in the Lit tie Rock terminals.
 William Rice, a negro, who stabbed and killed another negro, Ed Robinson, at Helena, pleaded guilty of murder in the second degree and has been sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
 T. A. Cure has brought suit against the Western Union Tele- graph Company at Paris for 1909, for failure to deliver promptly a telegram announcing the death of his daughter.
 Lawrence Welch of Bernice, La, was arrested recently at Fl Dorado on a charge of robbing a Mr. Rog- CTS of a pocketbook containing $15, while passengers on an Iron Noun tain train.
 The Cold Storage Company of Ar kadelphia, has over 1900 bushels of sweet potatoes in storage, hav- ing purchased them from the farm CTS Of Clark county at 40 cents per bushel.
 James Sussex, negro, had his finger shot off, and his wife was painfully cut on the head by blow from a pistol, in the hands of an- other negro in Argenta recently.
 The Mount Vernon Academy, which was recently destroyed by fire at Trenton, will be rebuilt at Brink Icy, that place having been chosen by the trustees of the school.
 Lieut.. J. NJ. Nelson, Jr., who has seen service in the Philippines, has been placed on the retired list, owing to disabilities, and has return cd 10 his home at Magnolia.
 A standard guage line of railway will be built from Little Rock to connect with the Fourche River Val ley, and though short. will traverse a rich section of country.
 A little child of Chas. Moore, while visiting menagerie at Hot Springs was bitten on the back of the head by a wolf chained to a post outside the enclosure.
 A receiver has been appointed for the Citizens Plumbing Company of Pine Bluff, a company organized last year by a number of the busi ness men of that city.
 Pickett Deal. who has been con- fined in the Phillips county jail for the murder of Cuba Bronson, has been found guilty of murder in the first degree.
 Sandifer, the man charged with killing Neil Daugherty at the poor farm in Hot Springs, has been ac- quilted, the defence being emotion al insanity.
 The entire plant, including the offices of the Des Arc Hoop and Lumber Company, has been destroy ed by fire. The loss is estimated at S15,000.
 The body of C. P. Brown, who was killed in a sawmill at Polloel Texas recently, has been brought back to his home at De Queen for burial.
 Trades day at Atkins was attend ed by about 2,000 people, and the az ricultural. horticultural, poultry and stock exhibits were exceptionally good.
 While engaged in fight with David and Samuel Hobbs near Dow CT, William Rails was badly wounded by being cut with a knife.
 Joe Carwile. prominent and highly-respected citizen of Ashdown. died very suddenly while seated at the breakfast table.
 Herbert Req had his arm caught in a cotton gin near Mt, Vernon re- gently, and sawed into fragments up to the elbow.
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