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ANOTHER TEST Nj. L. ALTHEIMER CARRIES PLUM BAYOU uEVEE CASE TO SU-
 PRIME COURT AGAIN. scets to Test Validity of Plum Bayou Eoerd in Issuing Certificates in
 Excess Of s3oo.ooo.

Another s.:it was filed in the su Deena court Monday to test the valid- :ty of the acts of the board of direc- tors of the Plum Bayou 1evee district il iss1iHg certificates in excess of @@oo eo9 provided fos il the special ses creating the board. The suit Went t2 tlo supreme court on appeal from the ] sfs15cn oha9eerT court Tie case is the s,it cf ET |. AI1heimer agaiast 5fe beard of =di4s otogs aaf Roach aHa Stanself contractors fir = .25zn if tba lsFea.
 =55zfa=aH is fo4s.z t'.as thn '3ss. lz asat42c.aa w-tteh R9soh an3 5zsa- e-f1 n d6 rae work aa4 aeonosa5 #s i-zee= oa.t9c7tas Of Indebtedness ass.Hst fh4 district fn aa",rcnt faa tl.a 4aefz a7aa. 7u.l2a John AI 'ies.ee 4ze.r. ffp.ean county chanasfT co.rr-. ai=aetssed t9ae sit leldine f'a cenHf4=H4 w9s not saf51e.ent to caasti= t.ta=s eanea of action
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ID SUPREME COURT APPLICATION MADE BEFORE THAT BODY FOR BAIL FOR
 EASON
Case Goes Up to Supreme Court in Nature Of Appeal Frem Decision
 cf Judge Grace.

\. Eas0n of Pine Bluff by his attorneys. field a writ 2f ceUiorari in the supreme court Monday in the na. uro Of an appeal from tho decision of JU5ae Grace of the Jefferson couA- t., cisepit court. Easan asks the sl}- rIoma court to grant him bail. He las 9sen eonaned i.l iail since his arrest several days goo on chae@a of Killing II R Kta2 1al@o Grace 2f tha Jafegs9n cmntY= =ctrcuit court r-fta l aG application for bail Fri. 1,.-. st=fiaa that he Aalievel the casa would aaf fH=tjrs f=11s dsc,aned the dsFznse fa' no1 established the eolf-defe9@a a,oa. and for that reas7n I.c held H. ease cHe#of Haraer in t4e first derea.
 The caga Was submitted to the sl.. rseme court Monday morning and ~qs ta3=an nndar affi=enaent. II is expected q decision e=iIl= be rendered by the supreme court noXt Monday.
 Tason is charaed with killing II T. I<faa, sHitor of izasaa's daughter. The kiliins took plaee ia front of the store of Eason at Pine Bluff several days aeo. There were apparently TO witnesses to the llilliae, and Eason although admitting the shooting, claims it was self-defense. In refus= ing the request for bail in the Jeitef- son county court Judge Grace stated that tie defense had failed to estaD- fish case Of seH-defense; that 1T Fling was approaching Eason in threatening manner, as testified by Eason, the latter was required under the law to exercise every possible ef- fort to avoid taking the life of King. Judge Grace stated that in his opln- ion instead of doing this Eason had gene to the rear of the store and, se- curing a gun, had returned to the front of the building and shot klne from behind ar obstruction Where Kin.- could not see him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
CUT THE STnIItaIlG2;2>> S'TInItIG2>
That Tied Up tho Appropriation for West Barraqu -AholisI, Office of City Deiec- tive, Chief Of Police Responsible for Duties of taaf JoE Without Elaisi1g Salary.

tizisa to @.ajta aHd drain sane.
 < fzect5n was nslaz and carried re- 96fEafa4 q previous motion which re- qe.fa=i sh4 commissioners of ef5s.ag district to put down a storm sewer ar1ez the penalty of forfeieins the sz.aa located taa district hE the a'tF
 r. aa oe saal.a affair. 0as a.- Fac55z se advertise fer bids and aw9@d a=Hteae. far sas5ia5 down stazH sew 67. oH N's~t Barraeae street.
 F. 15 ~,.a.#za f5a Feor7 ef 5=s'5fe
 4-- 5::.scze.z b tnrn a-=e55 2 e!#4 @4 5a zha= ecMtats toners q asa~ :tess.a, sEo. 13, and 5i2ooo fa fife comaf st9zeHs of ra7iae dis sl#=.e> N. fa 'a orier that commission ora nj ht us9 saz4e for work eon- tsaet4f1
 1 communication 1som Sawyer and 6aztilz Lumber company vas read af.ioa set forth facts that the city #as using land owned by the eomna- :7 ard anorine said land to tae city fas s:556 r was noEaf and casfiea tf.at ha land he purchased,
 Tie city onaineen N,as directed 10 sra5o and drain State street..
 e9san!aint was made Of the stag rart water on 2 private lot at the corner ef Cherry street and Thir- teenth avenue, and a resolution was Introduced and 8assed declaring this nuisance, with instructions to the chief of police to abate same.
 A resolution was passed ordering the Cotton Belt railway to improve drainage on Third avenue.
 The board of public affairs VIII soon let a contract for bridge over tha ditch on Linden street, and the street will be opened.
 A resolution was passed which aboi- ishes the office of city detective ana olacinp the duties of the office or the chief of police.
 An ordinance was read first and second times providing for the con, struetion of sidewalks.
 Adjourned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
BRANCH NORMAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF STATE CoLoREO SCHOOL WILL
 BE HELD JUNE 5
Nine Graauatea-The AnaaaI Address To Be Delivered By Prof. F. r.
 keaing-The Program.

The commencement cXerciss@ of tha Branch Normal call4ee w.f be he.l June Eollowia4 E the pso- sIam:
 Friday evening, June l-s 5dent7' annual social, 7:4 5o'cl9cK, Ge'lsse Chapel.
 Sunday. June 3-Commeaeement sermon. RaE Richard cafs4ll 2f E9. lHmbia, S. C. 2:2o o'cloel: R.la Col lesa Chapel
 Monday, jnae t-Eaap lss reem and si4eP work IL 9a=aad ; DE-
 Monday. evening, ,'} -.THa E. Y. C. Dramatic club, by inc nl3ysical culture class, tss annual concert at !: f5 o'clock. Coll =zc C1ap-
 Tuesday evening, June 7-4nmd address by Prof. H. T. Keat.as. elii.or A. M F. Review, PhiIade.fi7He t., 7:f5 o'clock. College Chapel
 Wednesday evening, June f-Al m Iii reception, 7:45 o'clock.
 The haccalarreme sermon vii be preached Sunday, June 2, 5y Rev, Richard Carroll of Columbia, s C.
 The Normal closes its thifty.f1rst years work on Tuesday evening. June ,, at 7:45 o'clock
 This has been a remarkably sue cessful year in the college thus far, having been no friction of any kind in any department of the work. This year there will be nine graduates-six young men and three young women. Their names are as follows
 Valedictorian, Jno. W. Knowles; Salutatoran, Wm. E. O'Bryant; Rosa Jones. Felix Owens, Win. Lipscomb, Isaac Carroll, Edna Oliver, Gertrude Donoho Early F. Strickland.
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n CONCAT ENATE .,cur SESSION WILL BE HELD oN ROOF IN TEXARkANA
 ON SATURDAY.. sio Time Expscted-Wi'l Be Visiting Hoo ricos from soutn Ar~ansos
 and North Texas.

Five hundred copies of the follow ing invitation have been sent to mem hers of the coneatenated order of Eoo.Eoo in southern Arkansas and northern Texas:
 Hoo-Hoo. The Great Black Prince bids you be present at d ,Jcint Coaeate nation to be held by Vice1eee4.ls D. B. Iyon CNorthern DistricD Texas, J. C. McGrath. Southern District Ar kansas. at Texarkana, May 19, 1e9G' If vou have 8 candidate would te glad to have you send for an applies tjon blank that you may have same filed out and placed in OUT hands as saon as possible
 II is our intention to make this Joint Concatenation q Record Breaker. and as we expect cufte q large attendance would be glad t5= hare you write IS immediately if will be convenient for YOU to attend, 8 Wa may arrange our session On the Roof accordingly. Address all correspondence to R. NJ Morriss, seH:yefeter. Lock Box 1S2, Texarkana, Ark
 Yours ffateinal's,
 Y. P. sANDERs0N,
 G. s. VALIANT.
 W. T. HARRIS.
 F. T. KANE.
 Committee. Assurances have been received of 2 large attendance If Hoe Hoos and Of a score or more Of candidates for in- itiation. After the initiation big banquet win ba served.
 All local Hoo.Hoes and these i'll this neighhorhood a"4 locking for ward with considerable eaeeness to the coming event
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

The city council convened in re2u- !aG session Last nisht Mayor White presiding anu all members Of ti.e council present.
 The ace9eas ". Levine fo4 s27,55 was allowed.
 Tie bsa9i of public afefsails was in- structel to advertise for#bidS for the dfaina@e 6f Be1wood cemetery.
 TIC ordnance creating tae board of health vas am6eGed SC as t9 limit the board t2 ten members.
 \ reso.e.iea 4as passed declaring tha box CT tze7 by the #a4eaH}an at Fourth ana Af2fama q nuisance and the railroad 0as giyan tn .1zEs 10 re- move the sansa.
 The petition et citizens t2 open the alley throaa.4 3}ae.: e. TaaaeHill and Gwan's addition. was referred to city at#ornev
 \ communication was reat from the officials of tie Missouri Paeiae rail- va company. asking permission to ehan4a tla eaaae on ca1taia= streets, end being lowed to put down twelve feet sidewalks on State street. was read and tho prayer of the petitioners Nas granted.
 The matter Of the town ditch was referred to tie committee on public works.
 City engineer made report. alvocat ing numerous improvements, such as putting catch basins and storm sew CTS between Fourth and Sixth ave- nues and the report met with approv- al and the engineer was authorized tt. make the improvements.
 On motion the city will put on a street gang to clean and sprinkle the streets at night
 A resolution was introduced and passed declaring all boot black stands on the streets and sidewalks to be 8 nuisance and the chief of police was directed to see that these nuisancas he abated.
 The city engineer was directed to r'ace East Second avenue in good con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

su1Tcient to protect the crop, it being undarstooi that the houses now on the r,ace are in need of repairs and not in cCcd condition.
 Tra!ett's oblieations in this case are measured by the terms Of the lease. and under the provision cited i've l1a was bound to make tie nec- essarv repairs an. maintain the same. Affirmed.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.

Edgar Brown, city editor of the Eaily Graphic, was taken suddenly I, Monday night and was confined to his room Tuesday, unable to attend his duties at the Graphic office. MT. 1rown is one of the most popular newspaper laea in Pine Bluff, and his Il any friends hope for speedy re- covery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
BOZ TAYLOR.

While dallying in the garden Of Par adise. and speaking of universal love there. he sang for the she-monhey: My love is a Precious Baboon. lie carries the nearer through the diapa- son of human e1notions.-NashEl-ta Tanner. At the Elks theater May l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
St. ,yoeonlls EsestiTal

Ar enormous gats efihs of tae friends ef S. Joseph's Catholic churc: was in evidence last evening at taa annual "Festiyal" in Forest park 7te huee dancing pavilion was taXed to it's utmost capacity with the lovers and onlookers Of the Flight fantastic, and under the influence of good music and a 5alnay spring evening, pleasure .aicnad until a late hour. In the res taurant proper, an efficient corps Of the ladies oe the parish under the a1,-o management of Mrs. Armfle.d were busy dispensing smiles and ice cream. The effects Of both were a,'- rarent by the numerous ''repeaters. Almost every family of St. Joseph ,aarish was represented at the affair end many special groups were or2aH- jed in the city to help aions the en- ioc4 of the festival. Everyone pres ent voted it success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
Rev. 2anieIs 17oniglsf

Ray. c. ". Daniels Of l'art Worth, Texas, is expected to ar..i-=e ia the city this afternoon and will preach 2 the Ohio Street Baptist church to- night, tomorrow and ton2rrow night
 Two additions to the church were had at the services last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
NEW DELEGATE ELECTED.

At the meeting of Lafayette lodge, Knights of Pythias, Monday night ". T. Dwyer was e.acted delegate to the grand lodge, vice John Rean, who could not attend. The other del egate is l. J. Moore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
Pythian Grand Lodge

The grand lodge of Knights of Pythias will convene today in Little Rock Ar elaborate program has beea prepared for the eatertainmant of the many knights who will ts in atteni- ance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
A Successful Affair

The entertainment given at Forest park last night by the ladies of the St. Joseph Catholic church was success in every respect. Many enjoyed the dancing and cream. cake and straw berries were served. A large crowd enjoyed the affair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
Laundry lmpzogeal

Monday the American Excelsior laundry put in another big washing machine. This makes six big washing machines in use in this laundry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
BISHOP BROWN TO SPEAK.

Rt. Rev. W. M. Brown will deliver fiji address at the state Sunday school convention at Jonesboro June [ on The Laymans Opportunity Through. the Sunday School
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
woRTHiNeToN CASE.

The case of Win. Northington, charged with grand larceny, was up in circuit court Tuesday and occupied the time of the court throughout the day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
Uniforms Nave
 Arrived

The new uniforms for the Arkansas Nationals, our crack amateur ball team. have arrived and the boys are practicing daily, and are most anx- ious to meet the Barristers, which are soon to be organized here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15
Get All That's Coming to You.

You are entitled to it. You will get it if you get your clothes made by Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citi- zeps bank. Second avenue, corner of Pine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

Friday evening, June IS adeHt,' annual social, 7:4 Jo'cl2cK, Ge'leee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

The commencement cXercisse of the Byanca Norma, ca}l4ee WiE be he.I Jure , EoIloWia4 5z the pro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

Monday evening, '} -z7i4a E. Y. C, Dramatic club by the rhyaical culture class. ias aaHual concert at 1:t5 o'clock. GQ1lz4e Chap
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

Sunday. June 3-Commeaeement sermon. ReH Richard Carroll 2f to- lBmbia, S. C, 2:2o o'clock p.la, Coi- le9a Chapel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

Monday, tnee t-Ensp sa5t e $ reem and saeB work l. s=2aa astd ;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-15

The city council convened il Ieeu- lal session last nieht Mayor White presiding ana all members of the council present.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
To Finance the 1906 Crop for
Western Kentucky
Tobacco Raisers.
THE SOCIETY OF EQUITY
Warehouse Company Willing
to Furnish One Million
Dollars in the Deal.

Owensboro, KY, May 14.-At a
meeting here of the committee of the
American Society of Equity, which is
an alliance of the tobacco raisers of
Western Kentucky, it was decided to
report favorably on the plan or offer
of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse
Company to finance the 1906 crop.
The Louisville people offer 81, 900, 900
on the crop, advancing S. on A, B
and c grades, $3.50 on D grade, $4
on 0 and H grades, for two years,
until the tobacco is sold. 1t will take
a million dollars or more to handle
the crop Of 1906, and Owensboro was
not prepared to advance more than
$3.50, 600.
The directors of the society met in
the court house Thursday last and
decided to hold the first annual con.
ference of the society in OwensborC
on July 10, when it is expected fully
1000 people viii be in the city. The
society was organized at Greenville z
few months ago and has made rapid
strides, and is now one of the strong
est farmers organizations in the
South, covering Western Kentucky
and Northern Tennessee.
Louisville and Greenville were after
the meeting in July, but OwensborC
Tended it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
TWO SUITS.
Plaintiffs Pray Damages
From /. c. Railroad.

Owen Glaspy has filed suit against
the Illinois Central Railroad Com pa
ny for $4,000 damages. Glaspy was
a section hand and was injured by
being run over by a handcar near
the city few weeks ago. 1t seems
there were two handcars, ON which
hands were going out to work, and
the rear car ran into the forward
one. Plaintiff claims that the APP
pliances on the rear car were so de-
fective and unsafe that it could not
be controlled. His injuries consisted
of a broken leg and several fractured
ribs.
V. R. Blakeley and J. D. Blakeley
VS.. the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, is the style of another suit for
$3.50 damages. Plaintiffs state that
the defendant company, through its
agents and servants, tore out a cat
tie gap, where the Belleview road
crosses the railroad right-of-way,
and thus left exposed their crops of
wheat, rye, corn and grass and that
same was totally destroyed by stock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
AT PILOT ROCK.
About Thirty Young People
Enjoyed Sunday There.

Sunday morning long line of bug
gies, fifteen or more, each containing
a young lady and gentleman. was
seen going out East Seventh street.
The destination of the young people
was that popular resort, Pilot Rock,
about sixteen miles from the city,
They report a good time and doubt
less many a match was made during
the day. They took baskets Of sub
stantials with them and had big
spread at noon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
WEDDING TOMORROW
Of Popular Young Couple at
Herndon.

Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
church at Herndon, the marriage of
Miss Fannie Belle Carter to DR.. E.
L. Gates will be solemnized in the
presence of a large gathering of the
friends of the popular young couple.
The church will be handsomely dec
GRATED, the color scheme being white
and green. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. H. 8. Smith, Of
this city. The bridesmaids will be
Misses Susie Calhoun and Ella Rick
man, of this city; Miss Della Adcock,
Of Church Hill, and Miss Maude
Dawson, Of Herndon. Mr.. Alfred
Townes, of this city, and Earl Gates,
brother of the groom, of Kirkmans-
Vile, will act as walters. Miss
Barbara Adcock, Of Church Hill,
will preside at the organ and will
render the wedding march. After the
ceremony is over, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates will drive to Kirkmansville,
where they will spend few days
visiting relatives of the groom, after
which they will return to Herndon
and go to housekeeping. Several from
this city will attend the wedding.
The bride-to-be, who is the elder
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D.
Carter, is yet in her teens and is one
of the most popular young ladies of
South Christian; very pretty indeed
and of a lovely disposition, possess
ing many accomplishments. She
is a niece Of Mr.. c. N. Edwards, now
Of Leesburg, Fla, and has relatives
in this city.
Mr.. Gates is a son of T. j. Gates,
of the Kirkmansville vicinity, and a
brother of Mr.. Vitas Gates, of this
city. He located at Herndon to
practice his profession a year or so
ago and has since made his home
there.
The Kentuckian extends the usual
congratulations to theyOung couple in
advance of their happy venture, and
we feel sure that we are joined by
their legion of friends in wishing for
them long and happy welded life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
Compromise BY Which ALI
Litigation Has
Stopped,
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED
End Of a Fight Extending
Over a Period of More
Than IL Months

Z Attorneys C. H. Bush and John
Feland, representing the anti-stock
law organization, on Friday offered
to withdraw their injunction suit if
the mayor would hold up the en-
forceTnent of the stock ordinance till
June 1st. The proposition was ac-
cepted by Mayor Meacham and City
Attorney Knight and a written
agreement was entered into and the
injunction was dissolved at Eddy
vile Saturday.
Citizens interested in the new law
had retained Mr.. Hunter Wood, ST.,
to assist the city attorney in the case
and they were confident of having
the case dismissed. An appeal would
have left matters unsettled for some
time and the compromise was a very
sensible adjustment of the matter.
The additional month given the cow
owners to arrange for pasture, is
ample time and at last we can state
definitely that the town cow will
soon be thing Of the past on the
streets of Hopkinsville. The agree
ment will have the force of an order
Of court and positive assurances are
given that no further resistance will
be made to the law after June 1st.
The fight against the cows has
been extended over more than a
years time. Last June, after a
stock ordinance was passed, political
complications were threatened and
to avoid them the council repealed
the law June %. In his inaugural
message Mayor Meacham recon-
mended its enactment and by a
vote of a to 3 the ordinance was
again passed in March, to take effect
May LIST. The compromise postpone S
its operation thirty days. The order
of court is given below:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
WOOD TWYMAN
Says That He Has Enough of
Arkansas and Is Coming
Home.

Mr.. R. w. Twyman, brother Of
CouncilmanJ. K.Twyman, who moved
to Arkansas several years ago, writes
back that he has enough of Arkansas
ard is preparing to return to this
city, to make it his home. His wife
and son will come at once and he will
follow them a little later, as soon as
he can arrange his affairs. Mr.. ivy
man is an expert brickmason and
plasterer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
LIFE SENTENCE
Given Negro Formerly of
This County.

Major Gather, the Christian county
negro who was charged with the
murder of Scott Holman, another
negro, at darlington last Christmas,
pleaded guilty at jacksonville and
the jury fixed his punishment at life
Imprisonment. 1t was the general
opinion that the death penaltywould
have been given the negro had he
not entered plea of guilty and asked
for mercy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
Landed Big Fish.

Mr.. Leslie Hayden and Prof. H
Clay Smith, accompanied by Capt
Levi Dunning, of Wallonia, and DR.
David Amoss, of Cobb, spent last
week OF, the Cumberland river, near
the Hillman Rolling Mills, fishing
Although the weather was cool, the
party had a good catch. landing
about 100 pounds.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15

Col. William Bamberger, the man
ager of the John Moayan store. is in
love, and with two girls-a blonde
and a brunette-but he can't make
up his mind which is the prettier of
the two. He is very anxious for his
friends to help him decide. They can
be seen at any time in the center
show window of the store. dressed in
the latest style.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Main Street Residence Prop
ehty Changes Hands.

Mr.. w. S. Dawson on Saturday
sold his S. Main street residence to
Mr.. W. d. Stowe. The price was
something more than $4,000. Pos
session will be given in a few days
and Mr.. Dawson will move to the
house now occupied by Mr.. Stowe on
the corner of Virginia and Thirteenth
streets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
Christian Circuit Court

Christian Circuit Court.
Alice Moore, plaintiff
Against Order
City of Hopkinsville, Diff.
This day this cause came on to be
heard upon motion of defendant to
dissolve the temporary restraining
order herein, and notice of said mo-
ton having been given plaintiff, and
the court being sufficiently advised,
it is ordered and adjudged that said
motion be and is hereby sustained
and said restraining order is hereby
dissolved, and it is adjudged that
plaintiff pay the clerk and sheriff's
costs herein, provided, however, it
is ordered by agreement of parties
that plaintiff and every other owner
of any mich COW, or cows in the city
of Hopkinsville, may turn such mich
COW, or cows upon the public streets,
alleys or commons Of said city, be-
tween the hours of sunrise and sun
set for every day until the LIST day of
June, 1906.
May 18th. 1906.
THos. P. Cook, Judge,
Third Judicial District Kentucky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-05-15
FAIR CIRCUIT.
Date in First Division Begins
at Guthrie.

A division has been made in the
Southern Fair circuit. The first be-
gins at Guthrie, KY, August % and
embraces most of the one-half mile
tracks. and the second begins at
Knoxville, Tenn, October 2, con-
tinues through the mile tracks. and
ends at Tampa, Fla, November 3.