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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
FIGURES GIVE OUTPUT
OF G0LDFIELD DISTRICT
Production for Week Ending
October II, Exclusive of the
Daisy, Was SI4o, 800

The production of the Goldfeld dis
trict for the week ending Saturday.
october II, amounted to S149,36O. which
does not take in the output of Daisy
me management of the Daisy gave out
no Information publicly. but said that
10 tons day are shipped by the COM
pahy. The authorized statement in
ciudes the following figures: Nevada
Goldheld reduction company, sol TONS
S4S,0oe, Consolidated mill, $50 tons.
$4,000; kinlSead MILL Is tons. s27 O00:
Chlorinat tion mills, tonnage not stated.
estimated value $4,000; Western ore
purchasing company, 420 tons. S441O0
This makes up q total of IS96 tons
distributed follows: Florence
consolidated company, 12S tons; Engi-
neefs' lease, POS tons; Florence Wheel
er, % tons; Consolidated Concentrates
% tons; Butte Boys. tons; ConsoIf-
dated Red Top. 1T tons; Combination
Fraction, 120 tons: Begole syndicate.
300 tons; Baby Florence, 100 tons
Great Bend, % tons: Diamondfield
Horseshoe. Is tons; Little Florence So
tons; Florence Annex % tons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Building Contracts

Natalie Cemino with " Malta & Co.--To erect
one story and basement cottage at NE corner
of Ellsworth street and Eugenia avenue 25xT0;
81 400.
Esther Fleisher with Fidelity construction
company-To erect two story brick building in
w line of Third street, 225 s of Folsom, 80
by w 100; so. .4S2.
Fred Spreen with Nels p. Johnson-To erect a
two story frame building two hats) in w line
of Eleventh avenue. 10 Of California street, S
25 by W S2:6; 81. $50.
John H. Rippe with 7. r. Mitchell--To erect n
two story frame building In line of Potrero
avenue so S Of Twenty fourth street 10, II
96. NV II. 70; s11.500
Joseph Cuneo with L. & W T. cuneo-AlI
work except grading. shades. gas and electric
fixtures for story and basement frame
building in w line of Guerrero street GO of
Nineteenth SO by w SILL; So, 900.
Edwards company with Barry construction
eompany-To erect a three story frame building
tsix Hats) in line of Fell street. 27:4 w OF
Cough w 2T.6 by n I2e; SIS, 400
yu Yah Ting company with Henry Kedd-To
E OF Powell. GIG by Il %; s.. 200.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
School Boys Train for
Fieldnight Meet
Interesting Program of Events
for the First Rally of
the League

The Public schools athletic league
is making great preparations for it's
frst indoor meet, which will be held
at the Auditorium rink Friday evening.
November s. A tired but brighteyed
lot of youngsters can be seen coming
home every afternoon from training.
Their enthusiasm is unbounded. Those
who are not training are practicing
yells, while the girls are all busy max
nS school pennanrs and other regalia
SO tnat they can cheer the boys on to
victory.
The committee in charge is working
hard and there is no doubt that the
meet Will be great success
The following is a list of officials.
school colors and the events and order
in which they will be run on:
white
Columbia school. Mrs. L. h. Burke principal.
Hamilton school A. E. Kellogg principal Law
eHLer and gold.
Hearst school Miss n. sullivan principal. red.
and gold.
Richmond school. Mr.. Lyser principal. royal
blue and cardinal.
Pacific Heights school, Miss Alice NJ. Stineen
principal. purple ard gold
FsirmoGnt school. Mr.. de Bell principal. blue
and gray.
Horace Mann school. Richard Faulkner prinek
pal, red and gold
rOlIoWlns is the program or events
1-S0 pounds, 80 yard dasl trials
2-9J pounds. 30 yard dash. trials
$50 pounds 100 yard DASH trials.
4-95 pounds leo yard dash. trials
S-113 pounds 100 yard dash. trials.
6-unlimited 1u0 yard DASH trials.
1-95 pounds. 20 yard dash. trials
S-115 pounds. 30 yard dash, trials
9-+40 yard run. trials.
Parade OF competing athletes headed by the
Columbia Park boys club band Of 90 pieces
10-S0 pounds. relay. trials.
1l-S0 pounds. 20 yard dash. finals.
12-95 pounds. 80 yard DASH linals.
1876 pounds. relay trials.
14-s0 pounds, 100 yard dash. finals.
1J--95 pounds. 100 yard dash. finals.
l6-l15 pounds. 100 yard dash. finals
1s-Cnlmited. 100 yard dash. dnals-
1S-S00 yard
19-115 pounds. relay. trials
20-05 pounds. 30 yard dash finals.
2i-11J pounds. DO yard dash. finals.
$50 pounds, relay. finals
23-95 pounds. relay. hnals.
2f-f40 yard run. final
25-l15 Deunes, relay. finals.
The following will act as officials.
Games eOmmittee-ItObert Roos. Thomas +,
Boyle. =. :. PeixottO. George A. Schlitter. Ref
eFec-S. ;. Peix0tto. Starfer-R r. Cowles.
Timers-Fred Koch. joe Hickey. Douglas ErSkine.
Fred BnrserS. Judges Of inisil-JOhn Elliott.
Alfred Skaife. T.. A. Weif Robert ROos, Thomas
f. Boyle InspectOrs-A. j. Cloud. George
ski. Aaron Altman. Se-0rer-Lierbert HauSer-
Clerk OF course-E- NJ. Peixotto. Assistant
clerks Of eourse-J0hn Lavelb Fl. Callahan. II.
Raphael. Ann0uncer-IameS T.. Rogers. MIR
shal-George ). Miehling. Clerk Of scales
Leon Wing
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
GOLDFIELD FLORENCE TO
PAY FOURTH DIVIDEND
James keeIyn Declares Mine
Will Divide Profits Within
the Year

James e. Keelyn tells the GoldfieId
News that the settlement of litigation
between the GoIdfield Florence and the
Little Florence company will enable
the GoIdfield Florence to pay its fourth
dividend within year. Kee1yn's state
ment as published in the News is as
follows:
After some argument. which was not as acri-
monioIs as might have been supposed. we en-
tered into an agreement on settlement. and both
sides expressed themselves as entirely satisfied
it deemed best for both that an amicsbls,
adjustment take place of long drawn litigation
Under the terms of the agreement the sum pa id
other valuable nsiderations, which will be made
public in report to share holders. but not
before.
This money has relieved the Little Florence of
all OF its Indebtedness and has provided hand
some cash reserve.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
Amateur Baseball

ATASCADERO. Oct. 2o.-In a fast game Of
bail here Sunday afternoon the noncomlnissionei
officers sof battery defeated a like aggrega-
tion from battery D. The game was for a
purse of $500 and attended by large
crowd of officers and men from the .csmp. Tile
score by innings:
Battery Z ..-.........3 , o 1-17
Battery ID ......-..1 y o o o. 2
Struck out-By Lynch 10. by Cavanaugh ..
Two base hit-IhompsOu. First base called
balls-Of Cavanaugh 4. Stolen bases-Bye.
Gleeson. Lynch. Pautot. Rabeler, Bradford.
Thompson. Hall. Schwartz. Pelt0n- Time uf
game-l hour and 20 minutes. Umpires-Mfiler
and Daily. ScOrer-Letty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
.cABBrEsv MUST PAY LICENSE

Solicitors on the water front who
have been evading payment of a license
they owned their own hacks will have
to pay the fee in the future. Com
plants had been made to the police
that these men were making Them
the tax collectors Office they were re-
ferred to the chief of police. At
police headquarters they were Informed
that they were under police supervi-
sion and must iu the future pay the reg
MAR license fee on the recomruenda-
tion of Sergeant German.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
MRS. ZOE BELL TO WED BANKER

PETALUMA, Oct. 20.-The announce
ment of the approaching marriage of
of Portland, Ore. was made today Mrs
Bell is a daughter of Banker h T.
Fairbanks, sister of Colonel d. IS. Fair
banks and sister in law of A. B. Hill
the local banker and capitalist. The
wedding will take place in Portland
Monday and the couple will make that
capitalist connected with the Canadian
bank of Portland
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
TO HOLD COUNCIL OF SORROW

proved Order of Red Men and the De-
gree of Pocahontas of this city will
hold a council of sorrow next Sunday
afternoon in the assembly hall of the
Red Mems building at 240 Golden Gate
avenue. There is TO be an order of ex-
ercises appropriate to the memories of
the members of both orders who during
the last II months have passed to the
land of the great spirit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
MEXICAN EDEroR INDICTED

WACO. Tex. Oct. 20-Antonio Aruio.
the Mexican editor arrested here three
him with violation of the neutrality
laws by the publication of matter cal
culsGted TO ineite rebellion. has been
indicted by the Ell Pas0 grand jury
and was today rearrested while in Jail
here He viii be taken to San Antonio
tomorrow for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
ro TELL OF IMPURE Foop

John H. CARRIER of Washington, d. c..
who is connected with the pure food
commission arrived in this city yes
terday to give testimony in several
cases about to be tried.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Miss /. Tuttle
Miss J.. l.. Moore
Miss Katharine Oleson
Mrs. l.. II. Payne
Ernest Canant
Mrs. Clara Giberson
Florin Jones
Casimer J. Wood
Mrs. 4. J. Wood
Mrs. Anna Dudderat
Mr.. and Mrs: Percy
Bates
Lyman Byce
William Moses
Mrs. ID. A. Duncle
Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Porter
Mrs. IL. ID. Wrenn
Airs. =. j. Newter
Mrs. Christine Harteu
Miss ID. Dat Fid
Mrs. ID. olinsky
Miss Rhita Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose
Baker
Mrs. George VI. Pride
Mrs. +. +. Selph
Miss Jessie Lyon
Walter Lyon
Jacob Boiler
Jesse Fuller
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Elliott
Miss Emily Elliott
Miss karla Brun
Fred Moebns
Mrs. Elizabeth Gee
A. T. Gee
Mrs. Sarah Mann
Mrs. Mary Partridge
Miss Anna Briggs
Miss Augusta Wilson
Miss Ella Hall
Miss Eva Porter
Miss Charlotte Routzahr
Dowsen Meyer
]. c. Schmidt
Theodor Void
Mrs. Eliza Blanchard
Mrs. NJ. Morehouse
G. TeIgelar
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Sey,
mour
Mrs +. q. Reynolds
Ii. r. Wescott
Louis Tressell
+. T.. Seiph
Miss I. A. Hopkins
William 4. Wood
Edward Erers
20. c. Baldwin
James +. Gordon
Anson George
Miss Rosa Muller
Alexander Nico1I
W. II. Hendricks
Miss Lula Dudley
Mrs. Lillian Bronson
Mrs. y. l.. Sanb0rn
Arthur Sanboru
William Hendricks
William Hindle
Mrs. NJ. X. Cannon
John NcCallum
Mrs. i. Reomer
Miss Marriet Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bjici
Mrs. II. II. Galley
Mrs. Charlotte Gale
Mrs. A. NJ. johnson
Miss NJ. L. Shannon
George Snhr
] Mrs. ". Williamson
Thornwall Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mason
Mrs. Bertha Mason
Miss Louise kirkpatrick
III. French
Mrs. =. NJ. Leland
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood
Edward Barnes
William Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s.
Ryser
Miss Edna stephens
Mrs. ID. r. Bulson
Mrs George Slack
Mrs. NJ. u. Manuel
Mrs. ]. J. Fretweli
Mrs. NJ. Stewart Smiti
Miss Mary F. Partridgs
Miss Ada NJ. Dalton
Mrs. Collins NJ. Brown
Miss Charlotte Gale
Mrs. l. D. Butler
Mrs. NJ. Raube
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Steiss
Miss Margaret William.
Mrs. William Brown
Airs. J. Sparrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
rmporfa1t to elias. .xve.rer.

Chinn- Beretta Optical Co. has trans
ferred its business at 1891 Fillmore st.
to 1857 Van Ness av. (near CALIFORNIA;
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
er,5rrNrrn 10 FORTY YEARS

SENTENCED 10. FORTY YEARS Wallace.
Idaho Oct. 2o.-charles Rollins. alias Bnrns
degree for killing Charles Edwards. today
sentenced 10 ~ years Imprisonment In the
M Edwards who resisted and was killed. The
murder occurred July 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Do You WANT 5000
Read THE CALLS weekly OFFER on
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Hedemark
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Grant
Stannard
Mr.. and Mrs. If. z.
Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {.
Crib
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. $.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. y.
MI. an and Mrs. A. o.
Carpenter
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. o.
Jeffress
Sfr. and Mrs. James
Taylor
Air. and Mrs. David
Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Jansen
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
Marvin
Mr.. and Mrs. L. :.
Armstr5D ing
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. X.
Spect
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. s.
St0lI
Mir. aud Mrs. r. +.
Ferguson
Mr.. aud Mrs. George
r. Darling
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Ayres
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Kern
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. z.
kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. j.
Nichols
AIr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
MIR. and Mrs. c. W.
Grassell
Mr. aud Mrs. z. II.
Schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. + H.
Francis
Mrs. J.. r. Field
Captain and Mrs. A.
WOOdside
Mrs. Z. 4. Coult
Mrs. Emma Hampwood
Mrs. Frank johnson
Mrs. = \. AItland
Mrs. Il. :. Howard
Mrs. NJ. A. Finley
Mrs. J. Graves
Miss Emily Ferguson
Miss Alice Ferguson
Miss Laura Ferguson
nr. W. *. Sanborn
Mrs. G.. Kahn
Miss &. Kahn
Mrs. ora MeCIintoa
Mrs. /. Eaton
Miss A Foster
Mrs. Clarence Cop
pinger
Arthur Rudolph
Miss Aiaude Rsyley
Miss Nora Bayley
Miss Cora Hickman
Miss Gertrude Eisler
Mrs. Ella collier
Mrs. ". Z. Prichard
Mrs. Mildred Alyke
Mrs. J. W. Staneart
Mrs. Emma Hyman
Mrs. Margaret Larsen
Miss Edith Ifedenlark
Miss Queen Mason
Miss Katherine Weyer
Mrs II. Boorinan
Mrs. I. .. Vail
Mrs. A. =. Lafranchini
Mrs. i. J. Neseman
Mrs. Ruth Meyers
Mrs. l.. Kirkwood
Mrs. J. 4. L9yeH
Henry Noonan
+. J.. Ralston
Harry L. Heinemann
Charles Marais
Walter Grey
George ParrOtt
Louis Nerucy
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Spence
j. r. Stoll
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Summers
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Reed
Mrs. Peter Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Mathis
Mrs. Lynn II. Case
Mrs. +. NJ. Horton
Mrs. +. II. Carroll
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21
THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED

Among those present last night
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Ihe Polytechuie team is hard at work pre-
pairing for next Saturday mornings game with
Lick Coach Cuenin VIII go cut TO the parks
this afternoon with his colts and put them
through stia practice game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-21

Dan Bronson. Aameda's center, has been out
OF the game for several weeks ON account OF
h1s foot. which WAS severely hurt early in the
season. 1t is barely possible that he viii be
able 10 play Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
PINE BLUFF ELKS
 TO BE IN PARTY
Arkansas Will Be Well Represented
 at Gathering.

Little Rock Elkdom will be well represented at Dallas at the national convention of Elks which will be in session during the week beginning July F, and already two sleeping cars have been engaged for the trip. Ii is expected that almost 100 people will go from this city alone, not con- sidering those to go from the lodges at Fort Smith. Pine Bluff. Newport, jonesboro. Hot Springs and Hope.
 James 4. Ginocchio will be the only one from Little Rock to have a seat in the Grand Lodge and Dr. Milton Vaughan will go as alternate. Ill order to be eligible as representatives in the Grand Lodge, candidate must have ben past exalted ruler. AS the local lodge has been organized 12 years, only 12 men are eligible.
 The badges to be worn by the local Elks at the convention have arrived and are beautiful as well as unique in design. Tn the center of the conven- tional clock dial. which forms the pen dant of metal covered with enamel, is bouquet of roses emblematic of Little Rock.-Little Rock Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
OFFICERS ID
 BE |NAUGURATED Big Celebration to Be Held at Fort Smith on Satur day, July Is, For Newly Elected Officers and Other Travellers.
SOLMSON IS HONORED
Made Chairman of the Press Commit. tee of Arkansas Travellers ASS0cia. tion-Pinc Bluff 1909 Meeting to Be Given Much Pubiicity-List of New Officers.
New Officers.

Meyer Solmson, city editor of the Daily Graphic of this city, and spe. clal correspondent for the Hearst ser vice and seven or eight metropoli- tan papers here, has been appointed chairman of the press committee of the Arkansaw Travellers Association. The appointment was made yesterday by President E. H. Rutledge of Fort Smith and is merited honor.
 In informing Mr. Solmson of the appointment President Rutledge ex- tended him an invitation to be pres ent at the Inauguration of the new off cers of the Travellers which will take place at Fort Smith on Saturday, July IS. All of the new officers of the association have been requested to be on hand at that time and the meet. ing, which will take on the form of a celebration, promises to be an event. full one A fine program is being ar
 ranged by President Rutledge and other Fort Smith Travellers for the occasion
 The new officers of the Arkansaw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
MRS. OSBORNE WAS
 WE'LL KNOWN HERE
Prominent Fort Smith Woman Passes Away Following Paralytic Stroke. Which She Suffered While Attending the Chautauqua.

Mrs. Josie Collier Osborne, g years old, one of the most prominent resi- dents of Fort Smith, died early yes terday morning from paralytic stroke. which she suffered while at tending the Chautauqua on Monday night. Her death was sudden and cast gloom of sorrow in this city, where she frequently visited and had many friends.
 Mrs. Osborne was a writer on do- nestle cuisine and a standard author ity. She moved in the highest so- cial circles of the Border City and was prominent in club life there. She leaves among her sisters, Mrs D. I. Mills of this city, and an aunt, Mrs. w. s. Jeter of this city. Mrs. Fred Wenderoth of Fort Smith who recent ly visited here, is sister, and an- other sister, Mrs. D. l.. Steen, lives at Ok. Her mother also sur wives. Mrs. Mills was at her bedside when the end came and Mrs Jeter left yesterday for Fort Smith to at- tend the funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
PINE BLUFF
 TRUST COMPANY

Elsewhere in todays paper we pub fish the semi-annual statement of the Pine Bluff Trust Company which is an eloquent endorsement of it's pro- gressive policy and sound legitimate banking principles. This company welcomes both active and inactive de- posit accounts of banks, corporations and individuals, and allows upon them interest as liberal as a proper con- servatism will permit.
 The trust department, of this in stitution is fully equipped to handle fiduciary business of every kind, and seeks appointment as executor, ad- ministrator and guardian, assignee and receiver, registrar, transfer and fiscal agent, and as trustee for individ- uals and corporations.
 The company's close utilization with leading financial interests throughout the country have proved a source of advantage to it's customers, while the unusual makeup and strength of the company's directorate are assurance as to the care and prudence with which any business entrusted to it will be managed. Safety rather than profit, being the prerequisite to all of its business. **s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
FUNERAL, OF
 MRS. LEWIS

The funeral of Mrs. Robert H. Lew residence of Wm. Nichol, will take place this morning at 10:30 o'clock from the residence, Rev. w. D. Buck ner conducting the services. The pail bearers will be Jesse Core, John Mills, John Temple, Sam Russell, Dr. May field, F. E. Renfrow, Leo Andrews and G. H. Martin.
 By the death of this noble woman many hearts in this city are sadden- ed, and the family of which she has been beloved member for several months feel bereft of one of their loved ones, so had she endeared her. self to one and all during the pleasant months of companionship with them. Mrs. Lewis was a consistent member of the Episcopal church, sincere and earnest Christian character, and of a most refined and gentle natuce. winning all with whom she came In contact. She was Miss Cary Randolph Jones, daughter of prominent fam fly in Winchester, Virginia, where her father still resides. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Charles N. Tyndall of Marietta, Georgia, and Miss Annie Lewis of Baltimore; and a brother, F. M. Jones of Louisville, Ky.
 Miss Lewis and Mir. Jones arrived yesterday to attend the funeral, and to accompany the remains back to the old family burying ground at Win chester These relatives have the sin cere sympathy of the community in the loss which they have sustained and there are many friends in this city who feel deep sorrow over the death of this good woman, yet the mem- ory of a sweet life, nobly lived, re- mains with them to bless and comfort
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
STRANGER DIES
 AT POOR HOUSE

Ed Miller, white man of about 8 years, died at the Jefferson county poor house yesterday morning after an illness of about three weeks. The body was removed to the morgue of the Holderness-Fitzhugh Company, where it is being held until some word is received from relatives, who are believed to live in Minneapolis, Minn. The deceased is believed to be we'll connected. He took sick in this city three weeks ago and having no funds or acquaintances here was re- moved to the poor house, where he received every attention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
Still Battling
 in Old Mexico

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Del Rio Texas, July It is re- ported ha"e that troops on the wa, to Casas Granda had bloody en- counter with reyolutionists in tha mountains near Cuidad Juarez and that a Gczcn lives were lost. No de- tails or tae encounter were received. 'Hhe .eaels. who yesterday attacked PlloEas are moving south ys.1 to- wards Ascension where 50 troops are in readiness to meet them. The situa- tioa at uthCr points is rep ,rta, quiet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

The committees appointed to sell the s10o,oo0 bonds of the Little Rock and Pine Bluff Traction Company be- gan work yesterday at Little Rcok The committees are working in that city, Argenta and in the country. George R. Brown is the secretary of the executive committee, but reports of the progress made during the day were not made to him. It is the in- tention of each committee to do it's work in systematic manner and make report when the territory as signed to it has been covered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
THE BOOSTERS WILL
 VISIT PINE BLUFF
MuskOgee Boosters to Make Trip on New Steamer "City of Muskogee," Via the Arkansas River.

Muskogee, Okla, July 1.-Twelve| of the Muskogee boosters who have been working consistently to secure money by popular subscription to pay for the steamboat City of Musko- geo. which has been completed in Jeffersonville, Ind, left here today for that place to make the trip with the steamer to Muskogee via the Ohio, Mississippi and Arkansas rivers. They will bring 45o kegs of nails consigned from Kokomo, Ind, to the Wetern Sales Company of Muskogee. The party expects to arrive here July %, in time for the Muskogee celebra- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
milIionaires to
 Complete Ait Line

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 South Bend, Ind, July 1.-Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Glover Leaf railroad, and J. D. Oliver, head of the Oliver blow works here, were today by Attorney Lemuel Darrow of Laporte to be tbc heads of a syndi- cate formed in Chicago yesterday for the completion of an .A;r Line from LaPorte to Gary and to complete en- tire line between Chicago and New York. Three other hllllonaircs com pese the syndicate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02

Travellers Association, who will be present at the inauguration are: E.. H. Rutledge, Fort Smith, president; B. H. Sandeford, Pine Bluff, first vice president; B. B. McKennon, Clarksvil.e, second vice president; Richard Thompson, Sulphur Springs, third vice president; Henry R. Stone, St. Louis, Mo, fourth vice president;
 Guy Lefiar, Pine Bluff, secretary; Jake l.. Hirsch, Little Rock, treasur- CT; Rev w. D. Buckner, L.L. D., rector of Trinity Episcopal church, Pine Bluff, chaplain. Other Travellers will be on hand, including the retiring officers and many Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, Newport and Little Rock mem bers.
 Mir. Solmson, the new chairman of the Press Committee, is planning a vigorous publicity campaign for the coming annual meeting of the Tray elers at Pine Bluff in 1909. He will open press headquarters in this city at an early date and will supply every newspaper in the State and many metropolitan papers with press matter weekly, advertising the many features to be offered the Travellers at Pine Bluff next year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
Bishop Potter
 Sinking Rapidly

 Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cooperstown, N. Y, July In a bulletin issued at 10 o'clock tonight by the physicians of Bishop Henry Potter they declared that the bishop is gradually losing strength. He is still conscious and free from pain. ' The bishops brother, Henry, with his wife. and family are at the bedside awaiting the end. The physicians are trying to keep him alive until the ar
 rival of his daughter, Mrs. Mason Dayidge, from California.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-02
 PROHIBITION

To those we have missed in our canvass, you can find petitions to sign at the following places: Y. M c. X.
 Rev J. D. Mays
 Rev McClintock
 Rev. J. s. Rogers j Smart & Richey.
 Gillespie & Bro. Gro. Co, Advertisement 6-28-6t