The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-19

railroad rate law in Arkansas. and many questions are confronting the passenger department of the diff arcnt road~. For instance: The Cot ion Belt depot at TeNarkana is only a few feet acro-- the Arkansas line, | ont a traycIer purchasing ticket thac for a point in Arkansas must par at the rate of three cent, a mile. The new two-cenl rate law jS cIrcc- tNc onN between Arkansas points. and although the station at Tex arhma .- within q stonc'- throw of the boundary lime the Cotton Belt 6.td5 that tHe oId rate of thrce cenrs -hou'd be charged for tickets bougIs h Ar6an>a- points. The Iron Molm- tan depot Is within d short distance of tbc Cotton Belt. bat i, within the boundary linos If Arkansas. hence fr6et- eer#tAe Iron Mountain for Arkansas points can he purchased at fAe#rate oI tHo=rem, mile. How eyar tbc Irm Mountain maintain, tbe old rat for tickets purchased dt any pIace. within tae ~tatc=t 10 points outside. and ha- done away with thr old 1-2 cents per Hiie clergy and charity rate.
 W. (. Thompson of Tex ukana. recently picked UF some snail white stones about mile and | half outside the-city linz it> which he e~9>peeted might be yal- aable. He accordingly sent one q them to d ieweler at St. Louis for examination. He received il back from the jeveier, together with note saving 1t uao genuine dia. moHd and offering to pay Mf. Thompson S50 for t. AIr. 1homP, son ~ays there are quantities If the sJoH,~ to be found in that vicinity.
 Nrs. Ada ,Ione, has Gl,l sui at Nashville adgin>t ] k. Met lure feI Slo.uoo damages for the alleged kIll- ing U far husband several moath' age. Jones Wa- q tenant upon Me CMrGs fam near Gainth and ln sIIgulty Mcclure fs charged with inllicting wounds upon Jones with knife, from which he#died. .Nt the February term of tEe HoWard=Cir- cut Court Mcclure Uas iniiellI t3i man~kuehter.
 The Bankers Real Estate and In. ,y~tment Company et Little Rock has flied articles of incorporation and agreement in tbe office of the secretary of--tatc. Thccapital stock of the company k &loo,ooo oi which &9.ooo has been subscribed by the corporations. The stock i, divided into 1000 shares of &25 each.
 Misses Bealah MeNalter~ and Ollie Naples of Provo committed suicide by taking ~trychnine PojS- oniug Miss MyW;lter, assigned no reason for her rash act, but Miss Maple> said that she was tired of ,i1- ing and no one cared for her. The two youns women were bosom friends
 r M Bray of Atkins, vhile in t'e Grand Jmz room at Ru-~ell- vile being questioned by a juror, suddenly threw up his hands and died in the chair in which he sal. The first intin.tjou of his eondi- tion Was noticed from the fact that he could not answer atcIIaentN.
 \ report sent cut bv the Board of Trade at Little Rock recently state, that cotton planting in Arkansas is about half completed and that about all the old crop Ina, been marketed. Much cotton, the report say-, is congo>ted at concentration points, especially Little Rock.
 Charles Hay, a prominent citizen If BrooNand, was run over by horse at SmithNille and killed He arose after being run over and said he was not much hurt but had peculiar feeling in his breast. In few minutes hn dropped to hi, knees and fell over deaj
 Ire AlaurMe Mining and Milling Company composed If New York capitalists with paid up capital