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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
Test Pump Breaks.

Alter pumping steadily for sever al hours at the rate of about 4,ooo gallons per hour, the pump being used i'll testing the railway tunnel we'll broke down late yesterday afternoon. The break was not a serious one and was repaired this morning in time for the pump to be started again this afternoon Prof. C.. H. Burr, who is in charge of the tests, stated this morning that the well showed no sign of failure from the test yesterday, but the pump will be run day and night for several days before any definite idea can be obtained of the water supply.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
JURY AWARDS
 BIG DAMAGES

Damages in the sum of S7, ,5oo were awarded to the plaintiff by the jury last night in the case of F.. A. Ramsey, admr., vs. St. l.. I. NJ. & $. By. Go. The plaintiff sued for S2o, 900 for the death of Engineer $. J. Calhoun, who was killed at Campbell, Jackson county, Jan. ?, 1908, by his train running into an open switch. The arguments of the attorneys, J. H. Harrod for the plaintiff, and Lewis Rhoton and T. B. Pryor for the defendant, were made at a night session last evening, and the jury was out only q short time before returning with verdict. A mo ton for new trial was overruled this morning and all appeal to the supreme court was taken by the railway company.
 A judgment for the full amount sued for was given o. D. Clibourn this morning i'll case against the Southern Fire Insurance Go. Cli- bourn lost his harness shop and household goods in fire at Port land i'll 1908. He carried insur ance with the defendant amount ing to S7oo. Technicalities in the manner of filing proof of loss, etc., were the main defense. The plaintiff was represented by R, w. Robins and the defendant by H G. Wernlmont and Martin x Bruce.
 Two railway damage suits were transferred to counties in which the cause of action originated by Judge I,ankford this morning, the court stating that these counties should bear the expense of the trials.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
SCHOOL CENSUS COMPLETED
Conway's Negro Population Has
 Decreased.
Healthy Increase, However, is Shown in the Number of White Persons
 of School Age.

A decrease of four in the mum Der of negroes and an increase of Io5 in the number of white persons of school age IS shown by the an- nual enumerations of the Conway school district, which was com pleted by Supt. $. $. Waters this morning. The total school popu- latou of the district is I,279, as compared with I,I7S last year, a net increase of TOT.
 The largest increase was in the valuation of school property, which on account Of the new build ing erected during the year, jump ed from SIo, 700 to SIS, 900.
 Although the population of the district increased, there was dis crease in the number enrolled in the schools of 54. Supt. Waters accounts for thisby the in creased number attending other schools. The average attendance, on the other hand, increased from sos to634, again Of 60, more than mak- ing up for the loss i'll enrolment.
 The following are the figures obtained by the census, with those of last year for COmpariSOn:
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
FOUL MURDER
 AT SPRINGFIELD
TWO NEGROES ARE SLAIN
Will Crosby, 18 Year Old Mu-
 latto, Under Arrest.
Identihed by Young Boy, who Escaped flom Murder by Hiding in
 Woods

Springfield, July Special. - A most inhuman crime was com mitted about three miles northwest of here early Wednesday morning, when some one or ones visited the home of Jess Howard, colored and calling him up, fired full charge from sixteen guage shot gun into his bosom at distance of eight or ten feet.
 Not being content with this one murder, he then entered the house and shot the oldest son, boy of about IS years. The charge partly went wild, and the wounded boy made dash for life, but his assailant grabbed a cane hoe and gave a pursuit. About 25 or 30 feet from the door he knocked him down, and then struck him in the temple with the cutting edge of the hoe, completely uncapping his head.
 The brute then reentered the house and searched for the next i'll size, another boy about I2 years of age, but the little fellow had made his escape and hid himself in some weeds under a stack of lumber. After searching for him and call ing him repeatedly, the brute de cided that his time could be better employed, and he left without To- eating the hidden boy, who is able to identify the murder.
 The affair has created quite a sensation, and at the coroner $ in
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
Fine Residence for Sale.

We offer for sale our residence property i'll south Conway at a great bargain. This is the origi- inal homestead of Col. A. P. Rob- inson, who selected it for the natur- al beauty of the location, which is the finest in Conway. The resi- dence is entirely new, I2 rooms, with every convenience. Other improvements consist of barns,
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
OUITMAN K. F. D. NO. L..

Cuitman is putting on city airs. The town council IS putting in a 6R foot concrete walk on both sides of Main street.
 A young lawyer came to Ouitman last Tuesday. He is staying at Hon. w. T. Hammock's. It is whispered that the young gent will enter the profession of law with his father about 2I years hence. Mother and boy doing we'll. Olin Cargile has quit the farm and is clerking iu Hammock $ drug store.
 We got fine and much needed rain all along the south part Of the route last Saturday.
 Mrs. Tom Neal and daughter of Sur rey, Oklahoma, are visiting relatives in Quitman
 Joe Herring seems to have lost out at Mt Vernon and is now looking toward Vilonia.
 Prof Dalton of Enola still attends the teachers meeting every Sundoy at Enders.
 Prof. R. F. Perry, E. T. and ]. F. Herring attended the singing conven- ton at Guy yesterday.
 Dr. w. D. Clark and family spent Friday with Tom Livingston's family.
 E. N Burrows little son is very sick |.
 Esq Lay of Quitmen holds court down i'll the valley every Sunday
 l. l. Gray, a reader of the Log Cabin Democrot, and wife were trading in Ouitman Saturday.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Patty last week, a girl of the usual weight.
 July B.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16

Old papers for sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16

stables, four fine wells, garden, all located ou north half block 9, con- talning six acres. Everything in perfect repair. Reason for selling, place is too large for present occu- pants. See
 d2t-wIt* K. SAUNDERS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
Funeral of Mrs. Dollahite.

The funeral of Mrs A. P. Dol lahite was held this afternoon at 5 o'clock. ServiCes were conducted at the family residence by Rev. H. B. Flippen and Rev. C. H. Nel- son. The burial was at Oak Grove cemetery, under tue auspi- cies of the Woodman Circle.
 Old papers for sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
FATLKNER.

Rev. Fink Corder filled his regular appointment at Harmony Sunday.
 Bro. H. H. Heslep will preach at Cryss Roads Saturday night and Sun day.
 Miss Virgie Forrest came down from Vilonia Sunday and took up her school at Cross Roads Monday. July IA
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
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school population during three fourths of the year of about 100, bringing the total population to something over }, 500.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16

A low wheel farm wagon and a Rock Island cultiVator for sale see
 JoE LUyET
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16

institutions in the south and west. It has a faculty of v skilled spec ialists trained in the best universl- ties of America and Europe. It has ten literary and scientific stu dent societies, and the largest col l., ge Y. M. C. A. ill the southwest. Both the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. w. C. A. have salaried secretaries who devote their entire time to the spiritual training of the students. There are three dormitories for young women in charge of compe- tent matrons. Board in the dormi tories last year, including light, heat, bath and laundry, was SG2. SC per month J. A. LEA,
 County Judge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-07-16
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans. July I6 Tonight and Saturday cloudy weather.
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abrlmitns ebrontrbt.
Dleneiifs GnfsI ais g1adfoIeer DrofIamirt
9ngenollAeE Whemann.

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Evening star., 1909-01-10
GARFIELD DEFENDS PERMIT
USE OF VALLEYS SERVES PUB
Lie INTERESTS.
Appalachian and Sierra Clubs Pro-
tests Voiced-Scenic Features
Menaced.

Secretary Garfield Of the Interior De-
partment appeared before the House
committee on public lands yesterday to
urge favorable action on the resolution
which will give the city Of San Francisco
the use Of the Hetch Hetchy and Lake
Eleanor valleys in the Yosemite National
Park for reservoir purposes.
Mr.. Garfield told the committee Of the
Investigations that were made before he
issued the permit to the city and county
of San Francisco to use these valleys for
the purpose of providing suitable water
neighboring towns. He said it was his
opinion that the most important public
interests would be served through the
granting of the permission sought.
L. A Whitman, attorney, OF Boston.
representing the Appalachian Club of that
city, and also the Sierra Club, entered "A
protest against the use of the Hetch
Hetchy valley for reservoir purposes. He
said he had been authorized at meeting
of the clubs to make this protest.
He based his opposition ON the ground
that the scenic features of the valley
should be preserved.
Alden Sampson of New York. who has
camped frequently in the valley, made
protest along similar lines. He sug-
gested that a committee be appointed TO
Investigate the subject before action is
taken.
The chief contentious were that the
scenic effects Of Hetch Hetchy, which
Congress desired to preserve when the
law creating the park was enacted would
be destroyed; that other cities would con-
slider that they should be granted similar
privileges in other national parks. and
that the water Of Hetch Hetchy would be
by campers, who would be
finally kept off the entire watershed.
Marshben Manson, city engineer OF San
Francisco. presented a long argument to
show that the Hetch Hetchy site was
the best for reservoir for San Fran