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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-18
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The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Charged With Murder Of step.Fsther.

Morrow Hudson. a young white iliner who lives al Burma. is in iaii a; Fort Smith charged with the mur- der of his stepfather. William Writer The murder is alleged tn have been committed in the Indian Territory just across the line from Burma Writer and his wife. together with two step daughters. a son-in-law. and young Hudson, were driving to Peteau when a controversy afese a. 10 which road to take Writer and Hudson grew angry. and il is alleged that Writer left the vehicle and atfcz securing stick, approached Hudson. threaten ing te kill him. lt Is alleged that Hudson after warning Writer to de sist. shot the latter twice with a shot gan. killing him instantly. Writer is said To have been a man of violent temper. and Hudson claims that he would h-ye carried out his threat had he not shot him.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Sister Held as Accessory.

Charlie Buck has been arrested at Sloan Springs for the murder of Ar thur Parker, whose dead body was found recently in ravine near his home. Mrs Maggie Harless. the dead mans sister is he'd as accessory be- fore the fact The evidence at the coroncr's inquest was to the effect that the expressed wish of Jack Parker before he died last fall was that his son Arthur. should move upon the home farm and cultivate it, car ing for his mother and sister Charlie Buck kept company with Maggie Har- less. The evidence showed that she induced neighhor to purchase 12 shells loaded with the same size of shot that killed Parker. and that sle gave gun 10 Buck.
 Negro Killed at Texarkana.
 Barney Maxey. a negro, was instant ly killed in a pistol duel with Officer
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Public School at Ashdown

James Dick at Texarkana. Maxey, with two other negroes, caused a dis turbance and. it is alleged, were shoot ing recklessly. They were pursued by Officer Dick WHO overlook them on the outskirts of the city. When the officer ordered the negroes to throw up their hands, two of the negroes complied, but Maxey fired at the of ficer. The officers face was powder burned, but the bullet went wild. Dropping below the powder smoke, Dick fired at Maxey, killing him in stantly.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
New Line Build nq.

II. A. Culver. president of the Cache Valley Railroad, now in the process of construction between Paragould and Hoxie, is attempting to secure an op- tion on a right of way between Black one of the transcontinental lines is backing MT. Culyers project and that the tracks will be extended south to Fl Paso. The residents of the ter ritory which the proposed road would tap are said to be heartily in favor of its construction.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Hurt While Fiqhtinu Fire.

c. II. Dougherty of Marianna, while standing on the top rung of ladder fighting flames which threatened to destroy the Bank of Marianna, slipped and fell knocking l. B. Katzenstein down in his fall. 0ougherty's injuries consisted of three broken ribs, a brok- en leg and bad fracture of tue skull. while Katzenstein sustained two broken ribs.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Killed By Falling Limb.

E, Duncan, a prosperous and well. known farmer living near Linden, in St Francis county, was killed by fall ing limb MT. Duncan, while cutting down a tree on his farm, dslodgea dead limb about forty feet above him with the strokes of his axe, the limb falling on his head and causing injuries from the effects of which he died.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Button Factory at De valrs Bluff.

Work on the button factory at De Nall's Bluff is progressing. Fifty-four cutting machines are being installed, the engine and boiler are being put in place, as well as the vats for soak ing the shells. An elevated tank to furnish the water supply will be put up at once and the plant vii begin operations immediately.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

The House was the only branch ar The General Assembly in session Saturday \ number ut bills were introduced and read once
 The most important measure presented al tae session was bin by Mir Smothcrz to eAtcrmtnate tine lobbyists + provides that any person or persons, firm or corpora ton who shalt employ any person or per sons to lobby before the Legislature CT with any member thereof. CT to lobby Nith any committee or committees of either House of the General Assembly of this state. shall be guilty of a felony and on conviction, be punished by fine Of not less than Sl Oon nor more than 5000, and he imprisoned in the pententiary for the period of not less than two years nor more than five years The same penalty applies to those acCephpr employment as lobbyists
 Mir Beck introduced bill 10 make in sanity a ground for divorce
 There were three special orders for this session and all the bills were read the thHd time and passed The bills are as follows
 Senate Rill No. 4s trhompson, to re- quire inc Frisco railroad to increase it's tween Rogers and the Missouri line.
 Senate Bill No. lO3 tiIarrison1, to an- tkorizc the Board of Improvement of the to%H of OsceOla to issue bonds for water works systeL..
 serate Rill No. III twingol to em- power the Joint Gomittee on State Capl- tol to employ clerk.
 The following House bills were read the third time and passed
 House Bill 56 tSimpson). to provide a depository for the funds of Washington county.
 HoGye Bm p twalker1. providing for th9 election of road oyerseers in Logan county
 A noon the House adjourned until Mon day morTins.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
A number of Accidents at erannis.

Several accidents occurred recently at Grannis. Charles Hammond, sec ton hand, fell under train al Moore's Spur and had his leg crushed which neeessitated it's amputation. A. c. Mathis fell while chasing a COW and broke his arm and Fowler Oyertnrf fell off the railroad dump and dislo catcd his right arm.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Arkansas Oranges.

Mrs. William Pitts. who lives near Eureka Springs, has in the yard at her home an orange tree that is four years old. This year is produced thirtysix wefldeYeloped oranges.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
4 Peculiar Accident.

A. W. Wheeler. a laborer in the machine shops of the Iron Noun tain. at Barring Cross. met with a peculiar accident recently. He was standing near another employe who was trying to break a broom handle. The handle suddenly broke and a see ton of it struck Wheeler in the right eye, inilieting bad cut in the eye ball
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Pool Rooms Closed.

Proprietors of a pool room estab- lishment of Pine Bluff have suspended operations after notice was served on them by the prosecuting attorney.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Child Badly Burned.

The little daughter of c. H. Shell. who lives in Pine Bluff was horribly burned recently. The little girl was sitting near the fire when her cloth ing caught fire Her father, hearing her screams rushed to her and extin- gushed the flames. but not before she had been so severely burned that her recoyery is doubtful
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Became Insane Over Death of Son-in
 law

J NJ McPherson. living near Con way. has been adjudged insane, caused by breeding over the tragic death of his. son-in-law, John Earnhart, who was killed about a year ago by John and Tilmen Dempsey.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.

At the Arkansas Good Roads Con yention which has just closed one of the largest and most enthusiastic con ventions in it's history in the city If Litt1e Rock, the following resolutions We're adopted
 Resolved. That the legis stature be re gfretrd t7 tusS law allowing the Quorum tauHf of county by ma ioritY yotc of said rHurt. to collect 2 sum of money 70 be uXed bX sud court in lieu of the four days work now required tp be done on the road hE eagh sfH2en. and to so amend the Inv 'h9t oil ead oVerseers be appointed by tAc tauutY= iudErs: and that the County Count may lrt contracts for the repair and haildlag of county roads in thp manner provided ba senate Ell No. 3uI of the ses- sion ef tgna
 '.That II he provided hy law that after the expiration of i've years only wide tires are to he nsed on heavy hauling vehicles on county rnadz
 Resolved That the thanks and nppreei- ation of thc convention be expressed ie thc railroads. which have made rates to this convention. and we hope for their con tnncd support of good roads work
 That the thanks of this convention he expressed to the citizens af Little Hork for the cnurtcsies shown this convention. Resolved That the thanks of the con vpnttpn be rendered te the officers of the tfoed Roads Association fer their loyal energetic work since our meeting at Fort Smith last June. That we express our con Adenee in their admlnistratin ion of affairs and pledge our support for the ensuing year.
 Resolved That II Is with deep regret we learn Of tho illness of our governor that we express to him and his family our full sympathy and pray for his speedy re i covery and his return 10 his official du- ties, We further express thanks for his words of encouragement and his interest in the good roads movement"
 Negro Shot While Attempting to Draw
 Pistol.
 Henry Richardson, a negro was shot al Altheimer recently It is charged that he walked into a store and ap- l preaching a man named Webb, told i him that he had been looking for him. and attempted to draw revolver which was i'll his pocket. Before he could use the weapon, Mir Webb shot 1 him through the breast. infiieting a serious wound The cause of the ne gro's action is not known.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Charged With Horse Stealing.

William Davis, q young man, has been arersted at Siloam Springs on a charge of horse stealing. He recently brought q horse from the Indian Terri tory and sold it. the purchaser after wards becoming suspicious, and hay ing him arrested. Davis admitted that he had hired the horse from livery stable
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

It was House Day in the Senate Friday and only House business was considered.
 The joint resolution introduced by Rep. resentative Meade and passed by the House. providing for the appointment of a joint committee 10 which should be referred all bills relating to prohibiting dealings in futures was indefinitely postponed.
 The concurrent resolution by Senator Wlngo providing for thorough investi gation of the conditions that have sur rounded the work in the state capitol was passed without an opposing vote
 The following House bills were consid cred and passed
 House Biil No 30, for the relief of John R. Youree. who lost pension through tech nicality; House Bill No or. authorizing Charleston to contribute money to school funds House Bill No. 121, relieving sure ties for Frank C. Place House Bin No. 10 for payment of fees due the several tax assessors who made their report after the funds had been exhausted House Bill No S9 placing salaries of oyerseers at S2 per day of eight hours. House Bill No. l2 requiring Iron Mountain to erect q depot at Mayfower.
 on third reading of Senate Joint Res olution No 3, by Senator Ningo. making application for the submission by Congress ta the people of an amendment to the federal constitution for the election of United States senators by popular vote. was adonted and the secretary was ordered To transmit the same to the house. At noon the Senate adjourned untu Mon day
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

I:efore adjournment Tuesday Speaker IIamiter announced that urgent business ne ceSsitafed his absence from the city Nednes= day and desi gnated MT Rowell to act as Speaker during the morning session and Mir kil0ugh during the afternoon session.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

The Senate Monday, by q practically unanimous vote passed the Amis bill which virtually kills horse racing in Arkansas.
 The bill provides that hereafter it shall
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

county; House Bill No. 55. as amended by the Senate. to mHke valid the or=auIlH ton of the Silpam Springs special school district and the official acts of tts dir,e tors House Btll No l31. amending an aet of 1a6J creating tar Long Prairie IeRee district in Lafayette county
 other tiils passed were.
 Senate Bill Ne fS. ta authorize the Lake side school district of Ghirot county to borrow money Senate Rtl No 36 10 re. peal an act of 19O5. 10 provide for the election of road overseers In Pope county and House Bin No. LIS. To require the Rock Island To stop two passenger trains daily each way at Casa
 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. q tWin2o1, authorizing the Joint Committee on State Capitol tu make an inyestiga ion af charges in connection with the orectlo ef the new state capitol, Was adopted unani mously
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
Negro Killed at Texarkana.

Barney Maxey. negro, was instant ly killed in pistol duel with Officer
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-17
Land FRAUD CASE

In the federal court at Minot the
first OF the land fraud cases tried
was that Of United States Us. Claud
Weatherby Of Mclean county Wea-
therby Is charged with making false
statements In proving up Of his claim
IT Is alleged that he told false
hood when he said that he had been
absent from his Claim only two mont
absent form his claim only two
months altogether. ]. j eoyle for
the defense attempted TO have admit
ted testimony attempting to show
that the defendants abser ne was JUS
titled, but Judge Amidon excluded
his on the ground that the point at
issue was not whether he was justi-
ned in being absent, but whether he
told the truth in his statements at
the time of proving UP.