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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23


 business men aHd capitalists held last night at the headquarters of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade, movement was set on foot to secure three rail roads for Pine Bluff immediately and without any further delay The roads that will undoubtedly be constructed one of which will in all probability De III o2Yatlon before January l.. 1910, are the Rock Island. the Parker road and lthe Pine Bluff North and South railfoad. With the latter will materializeA wagon and railroad bridge acroas the Arkansas river at this point. IA was shown at the meet ing last night tbat only about s15Q6oo will be required>to secure all ,fhree roads and when it fsN>considered that the business men of this city sub scribed $164,000 two years ago to bring about the construction of the Pine Bluff North and South Railroad which did not turn out at that time as expected, owing to certain neces- sary legislation. which has since been enacted, there is no doubting but the roads will be certainty.
 Owing to the indictment weather the attendance was not as. large as ex- pected, but many of the leading busi- ness men and financiers of this city were present The three railroad propositions were discussed at length. Before the meeting was adjourned q motion, offered by John F. Ruther- ford, carried. requesting the Board of Trade to call a big mass meeting inn mediately, to take place at the court house. when all three railroad propo- sitions will be submitted to the citi- zens of the city.
 The executive committee of the Pine Bluff North and South Railroad, which applied for charter few years ago, was instructed to revive the charter and subscriptions for the required stock will be solicited.
 Secretary Caldwell stated that Thomas A. Bell. of St. Louis, who has the contract to build the Pine Bluff North and South railroad and the railroad bridge. has made the follow ing Dropositicn: That Pine Bluff bus mess men subscribe for $50,000 worth Of stock n the proposed road and give the company local terminals and right of Way through the city and county. The proposition is most liberal one and the business men are confident that the money will be raised in a short time.
 The Parker road will be extended here if the business men donate ST. 800 and furnish terminals and right of way through the county and city.
 The Rock Island extension, which has been planned by John F. Ruther- ford, of the Bluff City Lumber Con- pany interests, can be secured for S50,000. The Rock Island offers to fur nish it's own terminals and right of way if that amount is raised by the business men. The logging road of the Bluff City Lumber Company, op- erated from Clio, is now within six teen miles of Pine Bluff and within seven miles of the Rock Island road
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
EVERY CHILD WILL
 START WITH MONEY

Iiearst News Special fo the GraphlcD
 Berlin, April 22.-Every child here after born at Schoenberg will start life with bank account, the city at birth depositing 9 cents in a mu- nicipal savings bank, the account drawing interest immediately
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
TO SUBMIT BILL
 TO THE PEOPLE

HIearst News Special to the Graphic,'
 Tallahassee, Fla April 22.-The McMullen bill providing for the sub mission of state wide prohibition to vote of the people, passed the senate today, "A to :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
IQ TAX ON f AUTOMOBILES
 or Watson's Bill, Fix IState Tax on Autos, l Passes Senate. kCKS GOVERNOR
kCKS GOVERNOR 
Keel Goes After the Co.,
 fnOr for His Attitude in Capitol Matter.

kneral assembly has gotten
 ong with appropriation bills,
 makes the followers of the
 believe the legislature will
 adjourn May II. as intend- en the extension bill was
 The Blind School appropri-
 bill was passed by the house lay afternoon, only a small
 ,e item, amounting to about
 being cut. The house also
 the conference report on the
 appropriation bill and it IS lady to receive the approval of kernor, so the departments can &drawing from the different
 The house also approved the crate Home, Deaf Mute Insti- Ind Agricultural Experimental
 appropriation bills yesterday. of Pulaski, introduced a bill afternoon session to tax rail-
 and all transportation com- 1 per cent of their revenue, 6 per cent penalty for failure the tax promptly. It is figured
 l would produce a revenue of Do a year to be divided equally En the general fund and the Pn school fund. The Simpson Fill bill to exempt Scott, Ben nd the Greenwood district of ian col:rty from the provis- Ii the Arnold bill, amended by |nate to include Green, Frank pd Columbia counties. was by the house. Martin. of Yell. pted to call up the penitentiary which furnished the fireworks Psday, but he was unsuccessful went over until next week.
 senate spent the most of the discussing the Mckenzie soil bill and finally killed it by a 'f 17 to If. This bill was con d to be one of the most i'm It of the session. It would appropriated s10,OOO for the
 Senator Turner gave notice the bill was defeated he would
 an effort to have it reconsid-
 The senate passed the Watson providing for an annual tax of n automobiles. A bill, by Me It, creating the special school ! or 1insman, was also passed. 
 senate wound up with the ap- latlon of the Logan state capitol shlch provides for an appropri- or $375,O00 to complete the state H. instead of the $S25,000, pro-
 Tn the Oldham bill. Senator spent over an hour in an elo-
 appeal for the passage of the olll' and this speech is regard
 the classic of the session. He 'ea Governor Donaghey for his 3 Tn the state capitol matter, governor Donaghey stated after sslon he had heard that SO much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23

It bothered him but little. The senate adjourned before reaching a vote on the matter.
 Both houses will probably hold night sessions next week. and then on until the end of the session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
The Question of the Day

Where can I get good suit? The answer is Eisenkramer's. Why? Be- cause they carry only the best wool ems and employ only the best work men.
 EISENKRAMER, The Tailor, 1ver Citizens Bank. Second ave-. cor.
 Pine st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
Extra Special at Dreyfus' Today

The Isaac Dreyfus Company is making special run for today only on dimity. 2,300 yards of this goods, 15c quality, is offered special for to- day at this popular store for only Il cents yard, not over twelve yards being allowed to a customer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
Eoney and (ppOrtunity

ea money and oportnnity xet ,n
 ''e combination uas tremend- ''eedlng Possibilities.
 "f'te the kind of FIRE INsUR- .n sau deal in the kind of REAL S,,a, Hra that FRIENDS SELL TO
 s'so accept money on depos.. 1.. os subject m check. ALLOW Hrs "s ON SAVINGS Ac- on your coin.
 ne Bluff Trust Co. Aa'n and Baraqu. str..t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
BUSINESS MEN ARE
 AFTER RAILROADS
North and South Railroad and Bridge Proposition Is Liberal One-Rock Isa nd and Parker Roads Nav Come Too-Thomas A. Bell Ready to Build Railroad and Bridge-Charter of Pine Bluff North and South Road to be Revived-Bi Mass Meeting to be Held at Court House to Hear Propositions Much Enthu siasm at Last Nights Meeting

connection at l4eola, Ark Mr. Ruth ertord stated that the Rock Island had agreed that if his company would contract to give that line the entire s1relEht business of the lumber com pany, which amounts to nearly So5o- poo annually, that it would extend ifs alne from leola, connecting with the JBluH City's road from Clio into Pine fBluff.
 It is proposed to build the Pine Bluff North and South Railroad north from Pine Bluff to DuValls Bluff. connecting with the Rock Island at that place, and to extend finally to a point fifteen miles beyond Duvall's Bluff. connecting with the St. Louis and North Arkansas Road, which is operated from 'Seligman, Mo, to Hel- ena.
 The meeting was called to order by President P. P. Byrd, of the Board of Trade, who stated the purpose of it. NIT. Byrd was elected chairman and Edgar Brewster secretary.
 pr Caldwell fully explained the North and South Railroad proposi- ton from it's origin to the present time. He declared that Mir. Bell. who mas the contract, is ready and anxious to carry out his part of the contract ana IS ready at this time to begin work. xsHe is. backed by the financial interests so necessary in s,ich large undertaking and only makes reason able demands from Pine Bluffs busi ness men and other citizens. pr. Caldwell urged cooperation and de clared that it was the opportunity of fihe Bluff to secure the North and south Railroad, which would be of lnestimable value to this city and section. Tt isn't a question of any individual citizen making any money," he said. He explained that it would cost Jefferson county annually onlv $5.2S2S2 to maintain the bridge across the river at this point and that the county was getting long shot the pest o1 the bargain" He made some timely remarks ill which he told of what had been said about the Board of Trade and those who have worked faithfully for the realization of tue North and South Railroad
 Dr. Caldwell also read a proposi- tion from the Evans Securities Con- pany, which was not acted upon as 1t d'd not meet with favor In dis cussing the extension of the Rock Island here he declared that it meant another express company, passenger and freight service and equal freight rates to those enjoyed by Little Rock business men.
 MT. Young Heard.
 Attorney W. T. Young suggested that the contract and charter of the Pine Bluff North and South Railroad might be void, because of the failure to begin work on it within the speci- fled time, and urged the company to secure a new charter to give it a legal existence. He explained the le- gal procedure and defined what would be required of the company to estab- fish the legality of the county's inter ests in the railroad bridge He of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23

Owing to the indictment weather choir practice of Trinity Church, which was to have been held Thurs day evening. was postponed until this evening at 730 o'clock sharp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
Rutherford Will Aid.

John F. Rutherford stated that he could he relied upon to do his sharA toward securing all three railroads for Pine Bluff and he said that he thought the city should go after all three Of them instead of one. He favored securing the Pine Bluff North and South Railroad first, because he believed il was the most necessary one fo. the growth and continued prog ress of the city and county generally. He assured those present that the Rock Island officials were willing to enter Pine Bluff from Clio, oyer hi<, short lne if the proper Inducements were offered them. He has conferred with the Rock Island people frequent
 y of late and knew whereof he spoke. He urged the business men of Pine Bluff to lay aside little prejudice and work as a unit for the interests of the city. Mir. Rutherford told what freight patronage meant to the Rock Island and how anxious they were to secnre the lumber shipments. especially. He said there were many things told him Ill confidence by the Rock Island of ficials. which he could not divulgc. but he could speak for them when the matter of extending their line into Pine Bluff was conce rned. If the Rock Island extension is secured into Pine Bluff the Bluff G.ty l.umber Com pany S headquarters would be Pine Bluff and several hardwood plants would be established here l,y his. com pany.- The late D. Henry Duncan and MT. Rutherfor had the proposition well in hand when Mir. Duncan,s death occurred. This statement WAS made last night by Dr.. Caldwell. who was familiar with their tfforts in that direction
 Mr, Rutherford suggested that oN- Ing to the downpour of rain last night that there were many business men who Were unable to attend the meet ing and upon his motion the Board of Trade Was instructed to call q mass meeting at the court at a near future day to discuss the railroad proposi- tlons for the information of all the citizens of the city.
 Among those present at the meeting last night were P. F. Byrd, John F. Rutherford, J. l.. Caldwell. Elmo Marsh. J. M. Simpson, J. w. Wilkins, Arthur Murray, w. H. Knox, w. II. Westbrooke, J. w. Murphy T. Pearce, II. Riley, R. H. Stearns, w. T. Young, T. F. McEwen, r. H. Holland, T. w. Mcfarland, Edgar Brewster, John s. Reap, J. B. Simon, w. N. Trulock, E. c. Arnold, J. P. Crawford and A. NJ. Perdue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-23
FOR QUICK TRANSFORMATIONS
 CALL CITY HACK LINE 20 East Barra0ue st,

Open 6 p. m. to 7:30 a. m., and re- liable. Special attention to train calls Old phone 394. New phone 102 Nose Offord, prop. Pine Bluff. Ark
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
BRIGGS
~ Sc is BEING RENOVATED
THROUGHOUT AND WILL BE
BEST IN Ci,Y

For the past six weeks workm IN
have been busily engaged remodeline
and refurnishing the interior of the
Briggs House and are about halt
through the task of making this pOpu
lar hostelry one of the finest and
most up-to.date in the city. The man.
anagemcnt have many more improve.
ments, whicn they will carry out. in
mind and the crew employed will con.
tinue their labors until the work is
completed.
The Briggs House has always been
one of the most popular hotels in this
city and under the present progress
sivc management is becoming more
SO. With the many Improvement :
under way completed and with the
fine table set at ali meals it is safe to
say that the hotel will continue to in
crease its patronage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
WANTS THE PUGS

TACOMA. March 26.-Colonel Andy
Mulligan the wellknown sporting
man has come to the front with an
offer of a $4,000 purse for Jim JEFF
fries and Jack Johnson. Mulligan
stipuiates that the contest must take
place IN or near Tacoma on or be-
fore October IL next and it must be
for 20 rounds.
He has placed a forfeit of $4,000
with n local sporting writer and as
soon as Jeffries and Johnson consent
to the match Mulligan will place
$4,000 more. When the articles are
signed he will put up the balance on
the purse.
Jeffres and Johnson have beer
communicated with and an answer is
awaited from the two big men.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
OPIUM
TO BE DEBARRED FROM THIS
COUNTY BY FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT

The United States Internal Revenue
officers nave taken measures to sup
press the use of opium after the sup
ply now on nand is exhausted. The
importation or the drug INTO the cOun-
try is forbidden after the first Of Ap-
ril of this year. The Federal, State
and city officials will thereafter make
every effort to stamp out it's con-
sumption. The -aw against opium i'm
portation has had its natural effect
in causing the price to soar. 1t is
said that a poud now costs $24, where
few weeks ago it cost but Sill.
With the date of the laws operation
many additional inspectors and Gus
tom officials have been appointed to
guard against smuggling. 1t will not
be easy for Chinese to get opium in
~ this country and it will be extreme
ly difficult for them to escape the Wig
llance Of city, State and Government
officials, even If they are able to
smuggle in supply. 1t will be haZ-
ardOuS undertaking for a smoker to
continue his practice. The law is
likely to cut down opium smoking to
small per cent of what goes on now
and to prevent beginners from iearn-
ing the habit.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
FUNERAL
OFLATE "LEP" STERN HELD THIS
AFTERON FROM RESIDENCE

The funeral of the late Leopold
Stern was held this afternoon from
his late residence, under the auspices
of the Warren Engine Company. The
casket, entirely concealed by beauti-
full flowers, tribute to the deceased
by his many friends, was conveyed to
the last resting place in Lone Noun
tain Cemetery on Hose Cart No. l,
drawn by members of the company he
had so faithfully worked for since it's
foundation and in which he took a
just pride. always laboring for its bet
ter efficiency and never railing to re-
spond to a call of duty.
A long line OF carriages followed
the remains to the cemetery. The
following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers:
Geo. H. Meyers, ID. kitzmeyer, j.
Trapp, John Meyer, c. l.. Deadly, /.
Cohn, Henry Decker and Henry Wood
In the passing of Lep' Stern the
city loses one of it's best citizens and
those who knew him we'll knew aim
as friend of whom they were justly
proud.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
RECLAMATION FOR THE PHILIP
PINESI

A. t.. Chandler, the first State En-
gineer, is in Carson to-day with
Thomas X. Means. the project enSin
cer OF the u. 5. Reclamation Service
Mr.. Chandler is now connected with
the u. s. Reclamation projects and
on April 9th will sail on the Man
churia for Manila, where he goes on
the promui cation of reclamation pro
Jccts and assist in legislation aimed
to promote the reclamation OF lands
in he Stands and the adoption of an
extensive system for that country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY

SALT LAKE. Utah, March 26.-
The Interstate Telegraph Company,
which recently incorporated to con
duct business in Utah, Nevada. Idaho,
Oregon. Washington and California
Is said TO have been formed for tn J
purpose OF connecting pooirooms in
the race courses. Attorney Harry j.
Robinson says that the company will
carry on Il custom business with Salt
Lake City headquarters Of the con
ccrn, which it is stated already owns
considerable equipment