The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-03
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President Tillman If the University of Arkansas has announced that the attendance this year will be a record breaker.
 John o. Hills has rendered his res ignation to Claim Agent Jeffers of the Iron Mountain and will again locate in Little Rock to practice law.
 The state board has fixed the as- in Union county this year at $113, ,105. This is an advance over last year.
 The Hotel Marion has been made Little Rock headquarters for mem bers of the Hoo Hoo during the an- nual national reunion in Hot Springs September S-11.
 During a circus parade in Fayette- vile thieves broke into D. NJ. Aliens residence and secured about $500 worth of iewelry. Allen is treasurer of the University of Arkansas
 An order that all gambling houses in the capitol city be kept closed has been issued by Mayor Duley, whose instructions form the most drastic po- lice dragnet thrown out in years.
 Roy H. Bradford, a well known farmer, was quite seriously injured by steel umbrella staff piercing his head when he was thrown from mule on the streets of Nashville.
 Lee Quinn, a desperate character, who shot two parties on an Iron Mountain passenger train near Fort Smith several months ago in an eff fort to rescue his brother from al of fcer, has been captured.
 On account of the extremely dry weather of the past month, the Iron Mountain has found it necessary to place temporary water tanks at vart IDS points along the Arkansas divis ion to supply water to it's engines
 In his instructions to the grand jury, Judge Hudgins, of the circuit court at Leslie, gave strict instruc- tions for them to investigate viola tions of the liquor laws and the vlo- lations of the Sabbath, including all mercantile establishments. Daniel Taylor and wife of Grano vine, aged respectively S7 and 93 1 years, will celebrate their seventictn , wedding anniversary next Christmas They have been living in the same house for @ years. Mr. Taylor is Baptist minister and is prominent in the county Both he and his wife gre hale and hearty.
 A portion of the fast mail on the Iron Mountain, between St. Louis and Texarkana, running at rate of sixty miles an hour, left the track at Mo- ark Saturday morning, causing de- lay of more than six hours. The track was considerably torn up for distance of 250 feet, but no passen- gers were injured.
 The shipment of livestock is becom- ing quite an industry near Russell vile, in Pope county, as large herds of cattle are brought from persons over the entire county, and are driv. en to the local stock pen, from where they are shipped to St. Louis and oth- CT markets. The hot wave has de- stroyed the pasture.
 An attempt to take snapshot with kodak of a large pile of fish on the banks of the lake near Fulton, with the view of securing evidence against ipIo ti,r laws of the state, was resisted by the fishermen, who drew shotguns upon the man with the kodak and made him leave the grounds.
 W. G. Castevens of Hot Springs caused the arrest of his son, Earl Castevens, and his son-in-law, Will Lloyd, charging them with having dy' namited his home. It was found that two sticks of dynamite were used, at- tached to forty-five feet of fuse. All the windows in the house were blown out and the building injured, but Cas- tevens escaped without harm.
 All the counties in the state have now filed their school enumeration re- ports with the department of educa tion for the year. The total enumera tion is 557,369, including all children of school age, white and colored. Five counties, Boone, Baxter, Clay, Gle burne and Stone, report no negroes, and from Newton county only five are reported, and in Shelby county only three.
 William A. Combs of Little Rock, Trade building, has filed in the Sa- line circuit court a $40,000 damage suit against the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway company. MT. Combs is the administrator of the es- tate of Jesse l.. Combs, who was run over and killed by Rock Island To- couIutive in tine yards at Fl Reno, Okla.
 The Pope County bank has just been organized at Russellville. Tho bank has a capital stock of S25,000 VIII. Patrick is president, R. w. Fer guson cashier and Mack Patrick as SiStant cashier.
 D. B. Horsley, prosecuting attorney of the Fayetteville district, is jubi- lant over the biggest capture of whis, key ever effected in this part of the state. He was given a tip about a month ago, and an investigation re. suited in finding twenty-five barrels of whiskey stored in barn.