Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-10
FORMER TRFASURERS OWE COUNTY
 S6,25852 SAYS THE GRAND JURY D FINAL REPORT IS SENSATIONAL

1909; I. (. Reed Jefferson township, $1; A. N. Bray, constable of Bogy township. $9: E. M Cullen. constable of Pastoria township, $205. Jim Us- sery, Jefferson township, $1.5S. These accounts should have the attention of the proper officers
 We have examined the books of Cir cult Clerk Edgar Brewster. also his report to the Circuit Judge, and find his books, neatly and well kept. His reports are correct and ill accortlan"s with the law
 Core Left No Vouchers.
 We have examined the reports of eA-County Clerk Jesse k. Core. but do not find any vouchers for the re- ceipts and disbursements of his, of flee, and in the absence of the vouch- CTS and fee books. we could not check his report. We have examined the reports of l.. T. Sallee and find them correct. made according to law and submitted to the proper officer We have examined the books of County Treasurer C. NJ. Nichol and find them neatly and well kept. We herwith attach our find of ex-treasurers. marked \. B. c. D. E. F. G., etc.
 We have expended considerable time and money i'll Investigating the al legged sale of whiskey and other in toxicating liquors in this county, and succ eeded in finding number of true bills for that >offense, and while we have implicit confidence in the integ- rity of the court and prosecuting at torney We beg to suggest and insist on both of you prosecuting these cases to the fullest extent of the law.
 No Lynchers Indicted.
 In obedience to a special charge and instructions given Us by your honor relative to the lynchng Of one Davis We have examined a number of wit nesses. both officers and private citi- zens, who were present or thereabout but have been unable to get such tes- timony as would warrant us in re- turning true bill against anyone.
 Endorse Gambling Houses.
 We, your grand jury, have diligently inquired into the much-talked of gam bling and. bawdy houses, that are be- i'll" permitted to run in violation of the law in our city, and have come to the conclusion that it is considered to be fer the best interests of the city for them to run, for the reason that the city gets revenue from each of these institutions monthly And up to a short time ago there was no ef- fort to stop them. but at the proper time make the rounds and collect a fine from each of these club rooms and i ha Wdy house keepers.
 Now, your grand jury is not th place to look to to have this vOlati1l of law corrected. It is the sworn duty Of Nour chief of police. and each DO liceiNan is clothed with the authority as well as the constable and each of his deputies also the sheriff and all his deputies are clothed with the un- questionable authority to raid and fleso any or all of these places at will So look to this source alone for the relief asked for, and not to the grand iury. Demand of the different officers that they cause the law to be enforced and when they do this. it will be stop, ped.
 We now beg to be released from fur ther duty at this time thanking the court and officers for courtesies town Ills while in session.
 c. l.. MADDING Foreman
 w. F. SALI.E, Clerk