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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-19

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
PROMINENT CITIZEN
NAMED IN SANITARY OFFICER cURRlE's REPORT OF VIOLA
 TONS OF SANITARY LAWS
ed to Connect With Sewer Will Be Submitted.

Sanitary Officer J. c. Currie is now busily engaged in compiling an ac curate list of the property owners in each sewer district who have not connected with the sewers. The city council, at it's last session Monday night, ordered Sanitarian Currie to make this report to the next session of the council. as it had been brought to the attention of the council that many citizens had failed to make the required connection.
 It is understood that some promi- nent individuals and firms will be named in the report which Sanitary Officer Currie will submit to the council Monday night, and while that gentleman would give out in advance no information concerning the con- tents of his report, it is believed that it will create something of a mild sensation by virtue of the names mentioned in the report.
 Just what action the council will take in the premises remains to be seen, but it is presumed that that body will recommend that the police department take cognizance of viola tions of the sanitary laws.
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HOSPITAL
 ASSOCIATION
Folds Very Interesting Meeting at
 Home of Mrs. D. w. Richey.

The Hospital and Benevolent asso- ciation held a very interesting meet ing with Mrs. D. w. Richey on West Fifth avenue, Tuesday, March 6. Much enthusiasm was shown by those in attendance as the various items of business were preented.
 hearty vote of thanks was given Miss Harrison, who so ably and gen t'ously entertained the friends and the patrons of the association with a benefit, assisted by Miss Harrell, who aided her in a most pleasing manner The names were read and vote of thanks rendered each and all who so kindly gave advertising matter, there by enlarging the net proceeds. which will reach $50
 A check was received from the Dreyfus Department Store for $3593, realized from the i've per cent of cash sales, as advertised for hospital ben efit February 26. A unanimous vote of appreciation was given by the eratified recipients
 Two members, Mrs. D. w. Ritchie and Mrs. Hollinesworth. agreed to disncse of the stove advantageously that was so thouehtfu1lv and kindly donated to the cause by Mrs. Strauss, and another is added to the list for thanks.
 Committees were appointed and contributions received to help in giv- ing the ban"uet the members were asked to serve for the Trainmen March 16.
 A collection of s2810 was received from monthly dues. limitations, sales Of hospital cook books and hospital buttons. The following members were received: Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Caruth- CTS, Mrs. James Reynolds. Mrs M. c. Taylor. Mrs. Alice Harding.
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MRS. L0CKhART
 DEAD

Mrs. Hattie Lockhart, mother of Policeman ". K. Lockhart, died at II o'clock Saturday morning at the fam fly home, TOP West Sixth avenue, of pneumonia, with which she had been il. for several days. She was an old and respected resident of Pine Bluff and the bereaved family have the sympathy of hosts of her friends here who valued her highly as friend She leaves five children.
 The funeral will be held at 10 o. clock Monday morning at the First Baptist church, and the services will be conducted by Rev. Ross Moore. The pall-bearers will be A. J. Stew art, Harvey Hudson, Theo. Woller- man. W. l.. Toney, U. w. Poss and Alex Perdue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
PLANS SUBMITTED
Two Well Known Little Rock Firms
 of Architects Furnish Designs.

Another meeting of the county courthouse commissioners was held at Judge Kerwin's office at o'clock Saturday afternoon, and plans sub. mitted for the re-modeling and addi- tion to the courthouse were consid- cred. The plans under consideration Saturday were those drawn by Mann and Dowdy of Little Rock, and al- though the commissioners would make no statement regarding the plans, it is understood that they pro- vide for a handsome structure. Sat urday the plans drawn by Architects Gibbs and Sanders of Little Rock Were considered. and probably inside of few days the commissioners will have determined which they wish to accept, and will announce their decis- ion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
THE CAR FACTORY
Work is Being Pushed Rapidly on New En- terp'ise, work'''en Now Being Engaged
 on Foundations. Machinery Has Not Been
 Shipped-..Contractors are on the Grounds.

Work is being pushed rapidly on the new Cotton Belt car factory. and before many more days have passed the big building will begin 10 assume definite shape so that an idea of it's huge proportions can be gained The material for the building is coming in daily, and much of il is now on the ground. The structural iron is being sent here by the St. Louis firm which Is making it as fast as it is completed
 W. D. Boyce, president of the w. Boyce Construction company which has the contract for the factory has arrived in the city and will make his home here till the work Is done. Ben. B. StakemiIer. formerly assis. tant engineer of the Missouri Pacific.
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MAY BE SENTTO WASHINGTON TO HELP PASS BILL FOR
 APPROPRIATION,
Pine Bluff Board of Trade Appoints a Committee to Secure His Scr
 vices if Possible.

Former Congressman C. R. Breck- inridge will be sent to Washington, if possible to use his influence in se- curing the passage of the bill pre-. sented by Congressman J. T. Robin son to appropriate money for the pur- pose of maintaining the Arkansas rlver in it's present channel at Pine Fluff. and prevent the threatened cut off several miles above here, which would leave Pine Bluff on a lake. and render the bridge which is to be built across the river here useless. At l meeting of the board of trade Thurs day afternoon W. N. Trulock and F.. C. Howell were appointed a commit tee to wait upon Hon. C. R. Breckin- ridge and invite him to go to Wash i1gton in the interests of the bill.
 Hon. c. R. Breckinridge is a former member of the rivers and harbors committee in congress, and is we'll acquainted with the local situation. He is now at his plantation below this city attending to some business mat ters, and the committee will talk with him when he returns to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
POCKET FULL
 0E DYNAMITE

Detective Ed Cheek went to Jonesbo- TO Saturday to investigate the case of man arrested there with a pocket full of dynamite. The man and his compaion are said to have hired a buggy and horse there and driven away with it, failing to return at the proper time. He was subsequently caught, and on being searched the dynamite was found in his possession. He claimed to be from Pine Bluff. The officers here were notified, and Messrs. Stewart and Cheek went to investigate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
NEARLY COMPLETED UNION STATION AND IRON NOUN TAIN FREIGHT DEPOT WILL
 SOON BE READY FOR USE. Poles are Being Removed from Fourth Avenue and Double Tracking Is
 Progressing Satisfactorily.

Work on the new union station and the Iron Mountain freight depot is now progressing rapidly, and both structures are nearing coEpletion, much to the qualification of Pine Bluff people.
 The new union station has now reached the roofing stage, and corps of workmen are busy daily in eover- ing the structure. The roof, it should be added, contributes much 10 the appearance of the building few more days will suffice to complete the work
 The briclllayers have reached the second story of the new Iron Noun tain freight depot. and it will be but short while until this structure too will be ready for roofing. It will be a substantial building, we'll adapted to the purposes for which it Is built.
 Double-tracking on Fourth avenue f.: keeping pace with the other vast Improvements on that thoroughfare. and in few more days the parallel track will have been laid.
 The graders and payers on this street are now making most satis- factory progress, with the removal of the telegraph poles, which the two lighting companies are placing. ac- cording to agreement. on the north side of the street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
JOINT STATEHOOD
Arizona and New Mexico Cut Out of
 Bill.

Washington, March 9.-Today at 5:35 p. m. the senate passed a bill for the admission of new state to be called Oklahoma and to be con- posed of the territory of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
 It was the house joint statehood bill, with all the provisioss relating to Arizona and New Mexico stricken out. The motion to strike out was made by Mir. Burrows and it was car ried by the close vote of 37 to B. after having been lost in committee of the whole by the still closer vote of 35 to 36.
 Immediately after the disposal of the statehood bill the house railroad rate bill was made the unfinished business, but as the senate adjourned over Saturday and Sunday the actual formal consideration of the measure will not bgin until Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11
DISAPPEARING
Smallpox Situation We'll in Hand and
 Few Gases Remain.

With the discharge of the last white patient several days ago. the smallpox situation in Pine Bluff is confined exclusively to colored patti ents, net a single white one remaining in the city pest house or under guard anywhere in the city. It will be borne in mind by all newspaper readers that the disease first broke out among the white people here this season. and in explanation of the fact that no ne- groes contracted the disease at first it was stated that most of the negroes had been vaccinated last year. As Q number of white people managed to escape this ordeal, they were made to suffer for it this winter by the dis ease breaking out in their ranks. Dur ing the past few weeks, however, the conditions have been undergoing g remarkable change. the disease leaving the white ranks to spread among the negroes. However, condi- tions have steadily been improving everywhere for two or three weeks now, and there are comparatively few cases left.
 Sarah Jane Jones, a colored woman residing at 1906 West Pullen street, IS the latest victim of the disease, and the only one reported for some time past. Sanitary Officer Currie promptly sent her to the pest house on official orders from the city board of health
 Mary Turner, another negro wo- man, is the latest convalescent turn ed out of the pest house. The Turner woman was first sent to the pest house on January 2S, on orders of one of the local physicians, but was sub- sequently on February 5, released, not having developed the disease, so it is stated. On February 13, howev- CT, she contracted severe case of it. and was re-committed to the pest house, where she remained until turn cd out Saturday, having just recover. ed from virulent attack.
 There yet remain in the pest house seven more patients, all of whom arc colored, and all of them are canval- eScent. In a short while it is hoped to have the city entirely free of the disease. which has never gotten out of the control of the board of health
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BIDS OPENED
Hotel Truiock Management Will Let
 Contract for Improvements.

Inside of few days N. B. and J. B. Trulocl will let the contract for the remodeling of the Hotel Trulock, on which improvement they expect to spani about s50,0O0 Architects have submitted plans to Messrs. Trulock. and these have been turned over to contractors, who have submitted bids on the work. These bids were opened Saturday, and are now under consid- eration, and the lucky man will be notified of his selection to do the work inside of week, in all probability.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11

who resigned that position to take better one with the Boyce company, is also here, and has taken up his duties i'll connection with the build. ing of the shops. None of the ma. chinery will be sent here till affe, the building is so nearly completed that the machinery can be installed, as there would be no place to put it, and it would only be In the way.
 Officials of the road are determined to get the shops completed as soon as possible, and will rush il as much as they can when work has fairly started A large force of workmen will be employed in every department of the work. At present work Is being done on the foundations.
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NEW FIRE STATION |. B. BRECKENRIDGE
MEMBERS OF FIRE COMMITTEE ARE SAID TO FAVOR ONE
 FOR LAKESIDE.
Selection of Suitable Site in the Way. But Favorable Report Looked For
 at Next Session of Council.

Perhaps never before in the history of Pine Bluff was the city nearer the consummation of it's dream of another fire station than now. It is under stood that the fire committee. com posed of Aldermen Fox, Riley and Well, is in favor of the establishment of a new station in Lakeside as re- peatedly recommended publicly and privately. by Fire Chief Schulz, and is now formulating plans for carrying out the recommendation.
 The trouble just at present seems to be in deciding upon a suitable loca. tion for the new fire station proposed While it is practically certain that it will be located in Lakeside, the exact site has not yet been determined up on.
 fire station has been the subject of agitation before the council and pri- vately for some time past. but only re- gently could the council be induced to take much interest in the matter It is now believed that the members of the fire committee are thoroughly aroused to the importance of the new station, and a favorable recommends tion is looked for from them at the next session of the council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11

miles in length and the cost of con- structing it will be about $30O0OO. its importance to the agricultural in terests of the section of the country affected by it cannot be estimated.
 The contractors now have at work on this levee perhaps the biggest sang of laborers and teams of any levee camp in the United States, and the work is being pushed with all possible speed to an early comple- ton.
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HEARING C0MPLETI0N
hhe Plum Bayou Levee Will Probably be Finished Within the Next Thirty Days... One of the Most Important Undertakings in this Section of the Country.

co,ntv Clerk Jesse R. Core stated o4urdav to a representative of the c.onbic that work on the Plum Bayou
 ,ovoo would probably be completed h about sixty days.
 Tho Plum Bayou levee is one of the
 ~,os+ costly and important in the ..oto nrotecting, as it does, some 50o,- ooo acres of land from the overflows of inc Arkansas river. It will be,
 ubpn completed, about thirty-fve
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SUNDAY DINNER AT
 SULIiVAN'S CAFE.

Oxtail Soup Roast Pork With Apple Sauce ! Chicken Olin Mearin Style
 Creamed Potatoes
 Can de Am. :; Asparagus Tips on Toast
 Lima Beans
 Dessert.
 Lemon Custard
 Dinner, 12 to 12:30. Price 25c. ? We make speciality of Sunday evening supper-5:30 to FOO, for la dies. Sullivan's Cafe, 127 Main street. Open day and night.
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CELEBRATES NATAL DAY.

R. H. M. Mills celebrated the 75th anniversary of his birth Friday, and received many congratulations and good wishes from his friends. De- spite the many years that have pass ed over his head. this honored and respected citizen of Pine Bluff is yet in good health, and the Graphic wish. es him many happy returns of the day. x t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-11

See Eisenkramer for your spring clothes. He has a complete line of the latest things worn, and will take pleasure in exhibiting his new stock. The most enterprising tailor in town See him at his place of business on Pine street. corner of Second avenue, over the Citizens bank.