The Forrest City times., 1906-07-06
New Corporations.

The following new corno,.. were chartered at Little Roct. 'l'
 Graham Clothing Company of u. watha, kans., designating Charley ~ u Larr Of Mena as agent for Arkans,.l ,a the capital stock is sl0000o ''''
 Franks Coal Company of Den,,,,. capital stock s10,OO0, all snhso,iss, s, and $1,soO paid in; Fred Randle n,s. ident; Will Cheek, vice president. D. Crockett, secretary and treasu,..
 The Truman Cooperage Comuany < New Jersey filed an amended certis cate of incorporation. design,ti,, Peter Taylor of Truman. poin,s, County, as state agent for Arkans., There will be s25,O00 of it's canI,,l issued in Arkansas.
 The skeleton of an unknown n,, was uncovered by the recent he.vy rains near the spring of Judge Adam, about F miles southwest of YelIvrs The skeleton has the appearance d having been buried there for ahop 20 years, and was discovered by Juass Adams after the heavy rain, had washed the earth away and aA 1t exposed to view It is thought tha 1t is the skeleton of a man by ths name of Watkins, who was killed by Andy Hudspeth about 20 years ap Hudspeth and Watkins had been to Yellville and left town together and Watkins was never seen any mor and Hudspeth was indicted for 1s murder of Watkins, and after og and tedious trial he was convicted ai hanged, but the body of Watkins Ea never found. It was thought that l Hudspeth had murdered him and ha den the body at some secluded place
 The Arkansas First Annual Sxs Fair, to be held at Oak Lawn Park | Hot Springs, October l to 10, inch l sive, will include nine days racing five running races and one harness event each day, purses amounting D S15, 1000. Rules of American Assocf ton will govern in harness raea These races alternate pacing ahi trotting, and total purses amount s4,500.
 A requisition for s1OO,00O for sup plies has been forwarded to the Wa Department at Washington by the a ficers of the Arkansas State Guar The requisition is for uniforms and A like and includes no food supplies anything of that sort. Maj Gen " H. Haynes, commanding the s'a" Guard, states that he expects to ha'' as good looking troops at the encaur ment as any, although several s's'a will have more regiments at II" Riley than Arkansas.
 Atkins is stirred by what IS belie',s to be a brutal murder The dead ~S, of boy about IT years old was l0as. ~. lying near the railroad track oy 'I depot porter's wife. The dead ug unknown and is described as ioie,, About , feet 10 inches in nsls's weighs about 40 pounds, has dan hair and brown eyes, of sallow o- plexion. spare made; had appeaa,, of having been sick recently, 4. n examination showed that ne hau .,s pairs of dice, one deck of eaiu' s,. knife and s1.25 in money ih HID etA
 If is said that Hot Springs mas Y CT been stirred as it is at pre'eA' .,s the developments in the robOefie' .,s operations by big mitt h''A .,,s sharpers generally. A detelin~ ~ ,,I to nut a stop to illegal practices 2. '. to protec visitors and citizens ~ ., M centlv manifested in the rooms !, o' 7, s Business Mems League, about ' s.s,. resentative citizens being p.aa ,sa Ex.Mayor W. W. Waters p < Vigorous resolutions eAp''s s.,o ! aroused public sentiment Ill as law enforcement were aoop''
 An Ex.Confederate reuhioa aou rs held at Harrison on August ~ \, ty arrangements are being mau, ,s cs Ross Ruble camp. assisted " s,.,ess zens in general. The Johh u ..sitsa 2 camp of Berryville will be in' attend in a body. ...,a
 The 12-year-old son of 1ODr r,s : bra who resides near Foreman VI rss s by a large moccasin s''aAa, .souy s' tie fellow suffered great ,ssors ss ps came near losing his lie O ,s nos cal aid reached him. he ~ ported out Of danger.