The Springdale news., 1909-08-13
State 'heWs.

Judea Is new postoffice estab- lished last week in Madison County.
 Paul Little. of Greenwood. son Of ex-Governor Little. has an nouneed his candidacy for proseea- ting attorney
 Judge E G Mitchell of Harrison Is mentioned as probable eandi- date for Congress against Congress- man ] c Floyd
 T Rowe. circuit judge Of the Sc bastian County Circuit Court. now l resident of Ft Smith is being urged by his friends to enter the race for governor
 The Nelson Canning Company at Van Buren shut down it's plant Tuesday. after short but success fui season for canning Efberta peaches
 At the recent meeting of the RussellvilIe City Council the ordi nance granting long term fran ehise to the Russellville Light and Power Company was defeated
 4 u Stewart, for six years chief Of Police Of Pine Bluff resigned last week Charges had been pre- ferred against Stewart that he had failed to enforce the-laW against gambling
 B H Johnson. merchant at Warren. was fined s100 last week in Mayor eulbreathis court for sell ing beer After lvitins the mayor out of his office to settle the matter personally h- was fined sto mofe for eortsnpt of court
 What is believed to be the first carload of wheat eyer shipped from Crawford county was billed out of Nan Buren Ia. week to the four ing mill at Atkins The wheat was grown on c T. Gazort.s farm. 1o miles east of Van Buren.
 The trial of the case of Rev N r Amis. who is suing John G=Hig= gins and the Hot Springs Sentinel Record for so. .ooo damages for al- legged defamation Of eharaeter.. has been set for trial at the fall term of the Hot Springs County Circuit Court et Malvern
 Bertie Frazier. farmer. fell in- to well at his home near New ark Wednesday and was killed in stantly Frazier was having his well made deeper and was working a the surface when he lost his balance striking his head upon the solid rock at the well
 Eotering on the streets or al- Ieys Of paragould between the hours Of midnight and a m., will here after be deemed an offense and punishable by fine-that is il good and sufficient excuse cannot be given. At a recent session of
 
 this effect was passed
 The =lumber. plant oft the Mena Lumber Company was sold last week by receiver Straton to R. NJ Quigley whose bid was 5000. Mir Quigley representing the National Bank o> Mena The sale was approved and August 30 was fixed as the date for hearing and adjusting the claims of the various creditors
 An empty whiskey barrel that had been left on the depot platform at Weiner exploded Wednesday after noon. pieces of the barrel striking Mr Snyder inflieting painful wounds in his face and body As Mr Snyder was passing by he struck match on the barrel near small hole from which gas was es eaping resulting in the explosion.
 Berry Holsted had the third finger on his right hand amputated l utSudN Htoi uiliS Ill IT OiChellS3 3Oi- flee. The amputation was rendered necessary from the result of q bee sting received about month ago The sting caused the finger to uleerate, and finally it became so that the doctors decided that an amputatlon was necessary to save his hand Banner.
 John H. Shaw. who was being brought back from Greeley, Cobra do. to stand trial at Bonneville on the charge of forgery and disposng of mortgaged property. jumed from train going B miles an hour near Wewoka. Oklahoma, Friday and his head was split open He lived but a short time. Shaw was a brother of Till Shaw. d veal thy liquor dealer of Fort Smith. and also has sister at that place