The Springdale news., 1907-04-26
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 If all reports about Walters es- capades are true the severest punishment would be none too severe. Bentovi,le Sun.
 The bonds for the s5, 000 addi- tion to our school building ar i rived Friday and have been off, cially signed and returned and the money will be forth coming It is a fifteen year loan at per cent None of the principal can be paid for five years. After that time $500 of the principal can be paid every year at the regular interest payment. At the end of fifteen years the interest and principal will all be paid a.ld we will never miss 1t and our chil- dren will be getting the full benefits of good education.- Gravett News.
 The case of Burrows vs. the Ozark White Lime Co. for an ac- cident occurring at the lime plant south of town and which on d change of venue was taken to Washington county, and then to the supreme court, came up d few days ago and was remanded back for new trial on an error. The trial judge deeming the jury incompetent or for some reason dismissed them. and upon this error the case was reversed. The attorneys for the plaintiff consider they have won a signal victory by the decision of the supreme eourt-Grayett News.
 Dr. Joe Clemmer, of Spring town, was thrown from d car riage in Rogers Sunday evening and his left leg broken between the ankle and knee. pr. Glenn mer came up to see w K. Eel ker, whose wounds he had dress sed few days previous after the accident to the latter at Spring town, and was driving down First street with Bun Felker. As they reachtd the corner north of the city hall, a bieyclist pass ed the horse. which suddenly whirled and tipped the buggy over, throwing Dr. Clemmer, who IS quite heavy man, to the ground. Dr. Pickens was called and the leg set, Dr. Clemmer re- turning to his home Monday morning. It was d most unfort- unate affair and the doctor may be laid up for some time. Dr. 1 Clemmer is a son-in-law of N. l D. Wasson, of Springtown, and has many friends here, who greatly regret to learn of the ae- cident. Rogers-Demoerat.
 J. c. Clemner, father of Dr. lClemnier, returned latter part of last week from Springtown, and reports his son getting along nicely and getting around on Crutches.
 The city council of Rogers got busy at their meeting Wednes- day night of last week and passed three ordinances one of which prohibits cows and all kinds of stock from running at lar ge. Another was curfew law which prohibits any person under IS years of age from being on the streets after s p. III. from Septem- Der to March 50 and after nine o'clock the remainder of the year. The other ordinance makes IL unlawful to ride or drive across a side walk or hitch a team >o that the walk is ob- Structed; to ride bicycle or skate or coast on the walks; to display merchandise on the side walk, or to leave any box or  ] package in the streets or alleys for a period longer than ten hours. The committee appoint ed to circulate the petition for an improvement district for the eon- struetion of a sewerage system reported that the assessed val ueation of property in the pro- posed district was Sl19.S97, and having secured signatures repre- senting property valued at s71- 500. W. C. Cheynoweth. J. E.