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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-17
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08

the enterprlsing pastor of the Bap- list church who had worked con to bring about the much needed extension of the car line; the city council especially, which had demanded that the best ma terial be used in making the ex- tension, and the progressive Citi- zns Light & Transit company for their good work in advancing the interests and so materially as- sisting in the development and up- building of the city.
 Mayor Caldwell said the transit company wanted to install the '1" rail on the new extension, but the council would not permit it to do so. They insisted on the girder rail- and the girder rail was used. He said the citizens should feel proud of the city fathers because of their willingness to meet every public-spirited enterprise half way in their efforts to further advance Pine Bluff. Mayor-elect Toney also made a few remarks.
 About S15,000 was expended in making the East Sixth avenue ex- tension and the most remarkable part of the work was that it was accomplished in thirty days. One hundred men were kept continu- ously at work on the improvements and the transit company is enabled to begin the operation of cars on that line two days earlier than anticipated.
 Manager Cherot's guests were: A. M. Barrow Sr., Reverend s. H. Campbell, Mayor J. l.. Caldwell, J.. B. York, Robert York, Jo Nichol, w. T. Young, Sheriff c. M. Phil pot. R. F. Rutherford, w. l.. Toney, J. s. Wiley, B. B. Veil, Julius Leither, M. E. Bloom, Meyer Solm- son. Chief of Police A. J. Stewart, Zack Wells, s. A. Miller, Ray At kinson, H. T. Olcott, c. H. Cadle and Oliver Cadle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
LADIES AND
 CHILDREN
Invited to Attend the Illustrated Drainage Lecture Which Is to Be Given Tonight at the Court House by Gov
 ernment Experts.

Mayor John l.. Caldwell received a telegram this afternoon from D. E. King, who has charge of the agricultural department of the Iron Mountain Railway company, in which he states that the govern ment officials, who will appear here tonight to lecture on drainage and other subjects to farmers and busi- ness men, will illustrate their lec- lures with the latest improved stereopticons.
 Because of this announcement, Mayor Caldwell has changed the place of meeting from the city hall to the circuit court room, the use of that place having been kindly donated by the county authorities. Among the learned students of agri- culture to be heard tonight will be J. o. Wright, drainage engineer for the United States government, and v. M. Peirce, good roads expert.
 It is earnestly requested that ladies and children attend the lec- lures. There will be no charge at the door and a special invitation is extended to them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
B|G REAL ESTATE
 DEAL Is CLOSED Pine Bluff Trust Company Buys the Davis Property On Main Street for SlO,. 500 as an Investment. FROM EXECUTORS
FROM
Deal C0nsllmmated Yesterday-Bank. ing Institution Ownes Nearly Guar. ter of Block at the Downtown Corner.

A big real estate deal was con- summated this morning in this city whereby the Pine Bluff Trust com pany, through it's progressive sec retary and treasurer, D. c, Bell. acquired the two-story brick build- ing at No. Ill Main street. The consideration was $10,50O, the amount for which the property was appraised. The property was pur- chased from J. w. Crawford and J. $. Mcdonnell, executors of the estate of the late Major w. H. Davis of Altheimer.
 By purchasing this property, the Pine Bluff Trust company adds a valuable piece of real estate to it's already large holdings in that sec tion of the business portion. The property was purchased as an in- vestment. Several days ago when the executors of the Davis estate offered the property for sale a S9,OOO offer for the building was declined.
 The building purchased this morning was formerly occupied by Joe c. Meyer as bakery and later by T. E. Buck, the local wholesale liquor dealer. It forms "T'' fronting 29 feet on Main street and 23 1-2 feet on Barraque street, in addition to 23 1-2 feet on the alley. The Pine Bluff Trust com pany. now owns business property adjoining the building it now oc- cupies to the extent of 63 1-2 feet on Barraque street, Ill 1-2 on Main street and the 23 1-2 on the alley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
VIADUCT BILL
 IS INTRODUCED
Senator Toney Determined to Make Railroads Protect Lives of School Children and Others
 in the East End,

Senator H. K. Toney yesterday introduced the bill requiring the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt railroads to construct and maln- tain a steel viaduct in Pine Bluff. A previous bill introduced by Sem ator Toney providing for the con struction of a wooden viaduct was withdrawn. The bill was lead twice.
 It is to be known as senate bill No. 147, to take the place of sen ate bill No. 5S, relating to the con struction of a viaduct over Ohio street in this city. The bridge IS to be built of steel by the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt roads jointly. The proposed viaduct will cost in the neighborhood oi $2o'- 900. The bill was made a special order for Monday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
WILL DRAIN
 C0UsOTTE BAYOU Property Owners Organized Drainage District Yester- day With Captain Geis- reiter as Chairman. WILL COST s25,OO0 1t Least Twenty-Five Thousand Acres of Land Will Be Beneiitted-WU Build Canal to Drain Properly Along Bayou.

The committee appointed at a re- cent meeting of fourteen Jefferson County property owners, who met to discuss the adyisability of digging canal for drainage purposes in the Cousotte Bayou territory, reported yesterday at a meeting of the same property owners in the office of Coun- ty Judge James Gould that the pro- posed drainage system was feasible and that the survey of the land and law was not in the way.
 The committee which made the re- port was composed of Capt. s. Geis- reiter, A. M Barrow, Sr., and Capt. John s, Bell. The matter was dis cussed at length, in addition to the reading of the lengthy report of the committee which was most favora- bly, received. It was argued that the cost of the improvement, which was to be accomplished through the dig ging of canal, would be between $15,00O and $25,OOO but that at least 25,OOO acres of land would be bene- fited by the drainage
 Cousotte Bayou is several miles long. It begins at Bushy Lake, south east of this city, and ends at a point where it empties into Deep Bayou, which is still further southeast of this city.
 A canal will be constructed to &C., complish the drainage work This ca- nal would have been several miles long and it would require much money to build it. Notwithstanding this fact the property owners along Cousotte Bayou have decided to build the canal for that purpose. A committee of sev- en was appointed to make all arrange ments for the proposed work and the Cousottee Bayou Drainage District was organized with Captain Geisreit- CT as chairman. R. s. Cherry acted as secretary at the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
TWO FIRES OF
 MINOR IMPORTANCE
A Burning Fine and Small Blaze at Swift's Packing Plant Responsible
 for Runs of the Fire Boys.

Two fires of minor importance were registered at fire department head quarters in the past twenty-four hours. The fire boys responded to a call last night at an early hour from the residence of Ben Silbernagle, Seventh and Hickory street. A burn ing flue, which was extingiushed with out serious damage, was the cause.
 This morning, shortly after 10 o. clock, an alarm was sounded from the plant of the Swift Packing compa- nv. Third and Texas street. Fire was discovered in the smoke house there and the fire boys put it out without damage to the property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
First Car Went Over Line F Yesterday Afternoon and i Carried Officials and Citi- ZeTS.
kERVICE NOW OPEN
Non. Women and Children of the East End Happy-Work Completed in Thirty Days With a Force of One Hundred Men-The Party.

Electric cars are now running on East Sixth avenue, The first gar was run over the new mile and d half extension yesterday after noon, and this morning ten-min- b,te schedule was established on that avenue for the accommodation of the residents of the East End, until he arrival of the three new cars, 4 Neh were recently shipped from
 hore. The schedule will be I6e&tered upon the arrival of the new cars and when switch is in- stalled on that street. Then, it is the intention of Manager Cherot to run cars through from the extreme end of Sixth avenue to Main street and Second avenue.
 Many city officials, directors of the Citizens Light & Transit com- pany and newspaper men were the guests of Manager F. E. Cherot on the first car, No. 15, that went over the line yesterday afternoon lat 5:3O o'clock. The trip was made without a stop, the new rails an1 trolleys working perfectly. All along the avenue the perches of the various cottages and larger resi- dences were crowded with men, women and children to welcome the initial car on what promise to be one of the most profitable lines of the Transit company.
 Handkerchiefs were waved on every side by women as welcome to a ng-waited-for convenience. Boys and girls playfully ran Along tA streets yelling gleefully at the 2appearance of the first street car
 in their neighborhood and it was
 apparent that their fondest hopes
 had been realized.
 When the car reached the end
 of the line at the First Ward school and the Ohio Street Baptist church, the party left the car and Mayor Caldwell, in response to calls for a speech, made few remarks in which he congratulated everybody
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-08
MISS LEVINSON
 AT TEMPLE TONIGHT

SAA0A Ae~~
 Will Render One Selection at
 Services Tonight-Other Artists to Appear.
 Rabbi Frisch, at the regular week. ly services at the Temple tonight, at 7:45 o'clock, will speak on "Abra- ham Lincoln" whose birthday is to be observed Tuesday. Miss Clare Levinson of Little Rock, violiniste, who took part in the grand opera concert Thursday night, will rem der Elaboration" by Borowski. The rest of the musical program fol- lows:
 Organ prelude, (Clark), Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Service by Schlesinger, Book III.
 Bass solo before sermon, Just For Today" Mont Levey.
 Closing quartette, "Yfgdal, oy Schelesinger.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04

New York. June 3.-There was .
light fall OF snow Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
TOO QUICK FOR NEGROES.
White Man Kills Two Blacks
Who Sought His Life.

Augusta. Ca. June s.-Joe and Tell.
man Barnes. negroes. aroused J. b.
Morgan. a white farmer. by knocking
at his iron, door, Morgan's suspicious
were aroused and he went through the
rear and around the house. finding
one negro standing on the sters with
a drawn revolver and the other crclch.
ed by the door with a knife. The
negro was ordered by Morgan 10 drop
his pistol. but attempted To fire. He
was shot dead by Morgan. Joe Barnes
rushed upon Morgan with a knife. and
was fatally wounded by a second shot
from the farmer.
Judge Eve was notified that threat.
were being made by negroes against
Morgan. and he ordered the county
police force TO send n detachment o.!
guards from the stockade 10 proceed
TO the vicinity and preserve order.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
HORRIBLE DROP.
Balloon Struck by Lightning and oe
eupant Falls One Mile.

Rome. June "A tragic incident
took place during a review OF the
troops by King Victor Emanuel and
Queen Helena. As a part OF the ma
neuvers a military balloon was sent
up to a height OF 200 feet with Capt.
Uilivelli in the car. A storm which
had been coming up burst suddenly
and the thousand OF spectators were
Mortified 10 see n flash OF lightning
strike the gas bag. There was an enor
nous burst OF flame and a terrific
defamation and the collapsed balloon.
with its dangling car. fell 10 the
earth mile from the scene OF the
review. Crowds OF persons rushed In
the direction where the balloon had
fallen. Captain Uilivelli was found
alive. but unconscious. He was placed
IN an automobile and rushed TO hos
pital where he died without regainins
consciousness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
NO LONGER A BAR.
Under Certain Conditions Bryan Would
BE Presidential Candidate.

Richmond. June 3.-In an interview
with the Times-Dispatch Mr.. Bryan
declared that the matter OF section
should no longer be bar TO mans
nomination for the presidency by the
Democratic party. He explained why
he could not regard President Roose.
welt as n Democrat. and said that un.
der nertain conditions he tBryanl
would be a candidate for the nomina.
ton. that Is. II the party demanded It
and that n he considered Il for the
good OF the party.
Mr.. Bryan addressed 1000 persons
Sunday. his subject being The Prince
OF Peace" He dined with Governor
Swenson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
IN MEMORY OF DAVIS. BLOODY BATTLE FOUGHT
Brought About by Introduction
Of Moonshine Whisky
INTO A MOUNTAIN CAMP
Attack Was Made on Roberts and His
Force. Former Says. Because STUFF
Was Barred. and One Man Killed
and Othsrs Wounded.

Chattanooga. June News OF a
Bloody battle In the mountains OF
Blount county reached here through
special telegram from Knoxville TO
the Times. Sheriff Matthews OF Knox.
VILE went to Blount county lookin-
for W. r. Roberts, a walking boss en-
ployed in construction camp No. 8 OF
the Campbell company. located thirty
five piles from Maryvilie. in the noun.
taina on an extension which the
Southern railway is building from
Msryville into North Carolina. Rob.
erts was arrested by the local police at
Lonsdale. suburb OF Knoxville.
Roberts claims that as boss Of the
railr3ad camp he has tried hard 20
keepimoonshine whisky away from his
worhmen. Several mountaineers have
been just as persistent In trying 10
sell The stuff. Saturday afternoon
Roberts states. a large party OF natives
began an attack on the camp. shooting
at first from a distance OF 200 yards.
He would not let his men reply 10 the
fire until the party came within the
camp. when. he says. fusillade q
shots resulted. and BLACK Jim" Burch.
field was killed. and perhaps several
others shot.
Roberts, fearing assassination. rode
all night through the mountains. lie
says he does not know who killed
Burchfield The deputy sheriff from
Blount had a different story of tho
affair He had been informed that
the trouble between Burchfield and
Roberts was largely personal. and that
Roberts shot and killed Burchfield.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
Statement Sent.

New York. June s.-The Commercial
Telegraphers' Union Of America.
through its executive officers. sent 20
each member OF board OF directors OF
the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany q statement Of grievances and re
quests for change Of conditions. Cop
les were also sent to Mrs. Russe.l
Sage and Miss Helen Gould. Official,
OF the company. and Representatives
OF the union both said they do not b.
iisvs q strike will result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
Graves Decorated.

New Orleans. June s.-Jefferson
Davis birthday was a double holiday
Asre. Banks and many commercial
Aouses closed. Confederate organi.
sations had a parade and decorated
with flowers the graves Of departed
comrades.