The Forrest City times., 1909-09-03
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may be established at BoonevgJe ''n
 A cotton gin and mill costing ,,o 900 has been organized al Texarksn.
 The opening of the zinc ui,lt,. plant at Rush was celebrated with barbecue.
 J. \. Esbeck is converting 6is f..u at Lookesburg. Sevier county. info . sheep ranch.
 It is estimated that the crons ., the state farm will nos yiala nora than % per cent
 More than 150 men are a, work q, a big drainage canal in the Tnnelo district near Conway.
 A Springfield. Ill. company recent, If paid sl0000O for 1000 acres ., land in Desha county.
 Warren has inaugurated monfblv trade and sales day, free shoy be. ing offered as an attraction
 Fort Smith merchants are trying in secure the same freight rates from the east as apply to Little Rock
 The entire population of the state schools is estimated at 557 coo an increase of 12,500 over the returns for 1908.
 Paul Sanderson. son of wealthy lumberman, had one of his legs torn to pieces hy a cuton saw at min near Texarkana
 B. L. Carter. farmer living about twenty-five miles from Argenla. in Bayou meto township, was killed in a runaway accident.
 Everett Andrews, aged 4. died at Little Rock He was bro.her of Leo N Andrews. one of south Ar. kansas wealthiest planters.
 Governor A W Gilchrisj of Florida was a guest of Governor George W Donaghey while en route home from the Alaska Yukon-Pac!fic exposition.
 E. L. Carter, a farmer lit Ing about 9 miles from Arge enta. in Bayou Meto township. was ius an.ly killed in a runaway which occurred near his home
 A horse belonging V. C. Trout, editor Of The Jonesbofo Sun was in- stant'y killed l. runaway team driving the tongue of wagon into the animals breast
 Wallace Wayne. aged 5 years was seriously iufafed #h5e ba hing in the Y II ( 4 swimming pool at Lit tie Rock He dlve8 and struck his head against the concrete b9stoIe,
 The 0id Folks camp meeting at Sweet Home was attended by 5000 people Sunday, excursions beng run by the Memphis. Paris & Gulf and the Prescott X Northwestern rail roads
 Governor Donagiey has issued a proclamation offering sl00 reward for the capture and conviction of Troop CT Stokes, who is charged with mur dering his wife in Drew county Au- gust 2i
 The rice harvest is in full swing at Lonoke and Carlisle and an in creased acreage next year will result. The yield is heavy and the crop is regarded as more dependable than cotton.
 The annual meeting of the Ozark Fruit Growers association will be he'd at Monett. Mo. September F and Ii TWenty-six Of the sjXty-six ocals in the organization are located in Arkansas
 Bront Dobbins and Levi Perry, two trust" convicts, walked away from the new penitentiary and left the country. Dobbins was sent up from Phillips county and Perry from Johnson county.
 The Little Rock Taxicab and Transfer company, with a capital stock of $20.000, s7.O00 of which has been subscribed, will engage in general taxicab transfer business ID Little Rock. Incorporators: Louis Wolfort, c S Wolfort. L. Relnman and Alfred Mayer.
 The Peoples Cotton company. with a capital stock of s20,000, al! of which has been subscribed. will engage Tn a general cotton business at Angus, to. Incorporators: T E. Stanley, kd. Roddy. B A Fletcher, J II. Dale, Steve Davis, L. j. Crocker. A Ii. Campbell and others
 The preparations for the eighteenth annual meeting of the Coneatenaiea Order Of Hoo Hoo at Hot Springs September s to Il proceed uaabated- Preparations are under way for the old fashioned southern barbecue TO be given at Wilmington park on the afternoon of the last day of the an nual
 When Jim Tolsen. we'll known resident of Pine Bluff. was awakened by noise in his room at his home' fx- q