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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
VOLUME 33 33
COUNCIL MEETS
REGULAR SESSION

The city council met at the Of
6ce of the Mayor last Tuesday
ns n;abt and all the members were
nresent mr., except Mr.. Greeson,
outside of the regular routine
,overal matters were discussed
that looked to the interest of the
citv. Among the most impor-
tant was the resolution directing
The Ordinance Committee to take
the proper legal steps to extend
the corporate limits of the city.
Some very strenuous recommen-
dations were subn itted to the
council by the board of health
which were referred to the
Sanitary Committee with in
structions to take legal steps to
carry them out. The recon-
mendations are printed elsewhere
in this issue. The Mayor was
instructed to enforce the ordi-
nance regulating the building of
side walks, and to notify the
property owners that if walks
were not built at once the town
would let the contract and have
them built.
The water and light committee
reported that said committee had
agreed to raise the salary of the
Superintendent. of the water and
light plant from $1,000 90 to S125.-
90 per month and his two assist
ants to $50. 90 per month.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
NEVADA COUNTY
s. 5. CONVENTION

The following is the program
of the Nevada County Sunday
Shool Association which will be
held at Main Spring Camp
Ground. July, 18th and 18th,
1910:
Thursday, July Il, 2 P. NJ.
Praise service.
Devotional Exercises, conduct
ed by Rev. W. A. Steel.
Presidents Annual Address.
Enrolling Delegates.
Appointment of committees.
Address, Teacher Training,
w. T. Cochran.
Address, Home Department,
Mrs. Geo. F. Cress.
Address. Elementary Depart
ment, Mrs. A. M. Ellsworth.
Address, Temperance Depart
ment, Mrs. I'M. Pittman.
The above addresses limited
to Is minutes each. Round
Table.
Friday, July Is, $50 a. m.
Praise service.
Devotional exercises.
Address, Modern Sunday
Schools, Re-. H. w. Steen.
Address, Sunday Schools in the
Country, Rev. Giles Meadors.
Address, Truth. ]. B. Hannah.
Reports from Sunday Schools,
showing denomination, Superin-
tendant, and P. O.. enrolment,
average attendance, number of
organized classes, Home Depart
ment, Cradle Roll, Training
Class, Graded.
Unfinished business.
Good music throughout the
service.
Dinner on the ground Friday.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24

officers of the law, and are hap
piest when the chief executive,
the. model.ruler, the idol of the
nation, is stricken down. 1t is
time for the shame and crime to
cease.
The country is waking up,
alas! too tardily to the task of
keeping or sending away from
t he shelter and light of our flag,
those who have it so much.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24

One of Mr.. w. R. Steed's little
boys, with some others, was in
swimming last Wednesday after
noon in Garland creek and came
very near being drowned. He
had sunk the third time when
Chase Stephens went in and
brought him out. Mr.. Huff, of
the Rose Hill Dairy, came along
at this juncture and put the boy
in his milk wagon and hurried to
town with him where he receiv-
ed proper treatment and was
resuscitated.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24

Mrs. C. w. McKelvy and chill
dren returned to their home in
Cotton Valley La. Wednesday
after several weeks visit to re-
latives in the city.
DR.. ]. S. Chastain has pur-
chased the photograph gallery
and expects to erect a two story
brick on the spot in the near
future.
Lost-One red muly cow,
branded on left hip with figure
>. Nice fat red calf about 2
months old with her Last seen
on road between Prescott and
Washington, about 3 miles from
Prescott. | will pay a liberalre-
ward for her return to me at
Prescott. Ed +, Gee.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24

Elmore May, of Jackson town.
ship was a Prescott visitor
Wednesday.
The second bloom of cotton
was brought to this Office by
Sam House, a farmer on route 3,
and a neighbor of Mr.. Cathey
who was the first to get here
with one. Only a days differ
ence in them. Hurrah for route
.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
THE MAN WHO
CURSED HIS COUNTRY

The unhappy result of even a
momentary and needless lapse
from patriotism is well illustrated
by Edward Everett Hale's story.
THE Man Without Country, -
which, while it reads like history,
has in reality no foundation on
fact. Philip Nolan is a young
soldier, on duty at Fort Adams.
and is charmed by the man ner
and character of Aaron Burr.
After Burr's trial for treason,
the soldiers at Fort Adams while
away their nionotony holding
mock-courts-martial, Nolan was
accused of being tired of the SER
vice, and being found guilty was
asked if he had anything to say
for himself. He cursed the Unit
ed States and said, Il wish l
may never hear of the United
States again" The soldier was
taken at his word and placed on
board ship, with orders that he
was never to see the United
States again, nor even to hear
its name mentioned. From that
day in 1907 till the day he died
in 1868 he was man without
country.
The day before he died he call
ed one of the officers on the ship
and told of his wretchedness
and of his real love for his coun-
try. He saw 81 stars on the flag
and begged to know the name S
of the states that had b cen
admitted and the progress of
the country.
That night he died and in his
Bible this text was marked,
They desire abetter country that
is an heavenly; wherefore God
is not ashamed to be called their
God, for he hath prepared for
them a CITY,"
Human government is a divine
institution. In good govern n
ment loyalty to country is made
out of the same material as 10y :
atty to God. There are some
who have very poor estimate
of the value of American citizen
chip. They have not the fain-
test idea of the privileges and re-
sponsibilities which it implies.
Some who come to our sho res
with false notions of authority,
seem, by some Satanic frenzy. to
cry out and fight against the
veryssinstitutions that offer them
the richest blessings. And some
who are in our own land are poi
soned by the same spirit. and
they do not hesitate TO slay the
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
MEETING OF
BOARD Of HEALTH
To The Honorable Mayor And
City Council Of Prescott:

City Council Of Prescott:
The board of health met at Dir.
w. W. Rice's office with the
following members present, Drs.
Rice, Marsh, Hesterly and
Buchanan. After inspecting all
places that had been reported
we make the following recon-
mendations:
1st. We recomend the ditch
leading down the alley be-
tween |. E. McMillion's and
Rev. w. C. billiard, be declared
a nuisance, also the ditch leading
from the ditch down in front of
Sam Gees residence, be declared
anuisance asthey are unsanitary,
and that they be tiled, if not, we
order that the alley be closed.
End. We recomend the old
barn in the rear of |. E. Nc
Million on Tom Helderbrand's S
property be declared a nuisance,
and that it be torn down.
3rd, We recommend that
each and ever closet be furnished
with boxes and doors.
4th. We recommend that the
closets in the rear of Whites
livery Stable Prescott Supply and
Hardware Co., leading down to
J. X. Hamilton and Co store,
also at the rear of Prices lunch
room and at the rear of Tomp-
kin's and McRae's office have
especial attention, owing to the
lack of drainage.
5th, We recommend that the
old platform in the rear of W m
Gee and Son store and also at
the old barn in the rear Ed F.
Gees meat market be declared q
nuisance and that they be torn
down and moved away, as they
are both unsanitary and DANCE +
Gus.
9th. We recommend that the
bitches back of D. M. City's
residence be cleaned out.
7th, We recommend that TIE
septic tank at the Park Hotel be
declared nuisance and that il
be discontinued and abated.
8th. We recommend that the
ditch alongside Jones, blacksmith
shop, better know as Pat Jones
Lake"be cleaned out.
9th, We recommend that the
closet on DR.. Bells property be
moved to the alley where it car.
be cleaned,
10th, We recommend that the
City Market and Bakery be re-
CURED to tile the waste water
from their place of business
down to the ditch at j. K.
Hamilton's store.
lIth, We recommend that the
property owners be required to
lay concrete cutters around then
property.
18th, We further recommend
and insist on the weeds being cut
and forbid the throwing of paper
on the streets.
18th, We recommend that all
ordinances be strictly enforced
that tend toward making a
cleaner Prescott.
Your Obedient Servants,
Board Of Health.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
DELEGATES TO S. S. CONVENTION
Emmett, Ark,
June 20, 1910.

Emmett, Ark,
June 20, 1910.
Mr.. J. o. A. Bush:
The following are the names
of the Delegates from Antioch
Sunday School NJ. ?. Church to
attend the S. S. Convention:
w. L. Mcfarland, Henry
Hickey, Miss Birdie Dougan,
Miss Vera Mcfarland.
T. l.. Cook, Supt,
DR.. Sid Weaver, also the High
Mayor of Fulton, was a Prescott
visitor Wednesday.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
VANDERBILT ROW
NEARING CLIMAX

Memphis, June 20.-That
Bishop E. R. Hendrix of Kan
say City, Mo-, may have his
character arrested and be sus-
pended from the bishopric in 60
days, that Chancellor Kirkland
will be removed from office az
the head of Vanderbilt Univer-
sity and that 10 trustees who
voted that the church did not
own the university and that
trustees elected by the church
would not be received, will be
elected from the board, is the
confident prediction of leading
Methodists who today became
acquainted with plans of the
bishops to bring the celebrated
controversy to conclusion.
In the case of Bishop Hendrix
his character will be arrested by
three travelling elders, one a
member of the Board of Trust,
and the case will go to the Col
lege of Bishops. Under the law
of the church the bill of charges
is laid before the College of
Bishops and either the senior
bishop or the college as a body
appoint II travelling elders to act
as a Grand Jury. Should this
committee report a trial neces-
sary the bishop would be by that
act suspended from his bishopric
and from all rights as a Metho-
dist minister until the next
meeting of the general confer
ence. when his case would go to
the Committee on Episcopacy
for trial.
At the recent meeting of the
Board of Trust of Vanderbilt
University Bishop Hendrix voted
not to receive the three trustees
his church had elected and voted
to reject the resolution which af-
firmed ownership of the church.
Fitzhugh and Biggs of Mem
phis, Chief Justice Edward C.
O'Rear of the Kentucky Court
of Appeals, and Judge Nat E.
Harris of Georgia have been re-
tanned by the church to prose
cute. In addition Bishop Hoss,
Bishop Wilson and other men,
bers of the College of Episcopacy
have other council. On July 10
the College of Bishops will meet
in Nashville, at which this coun-
Gil will advise what action shall
be taken. Bishop Hoss was in
consultation today with Fitzhugh
and Biggs.
There are some phases of this
case which the bishop refused tc
discuss, but it was learned that
he had been given advice by
council that the College OF
Bishops should at once exercise
its rights as visitors and remove
Chancellor Kirkland from the
university and all anti-Methodist
members of the Board of Trust.
This advice has been given other
bishops and it is believed tnat or
Its meeting in July this will be
the acting of the college. That
the case will eventually go to the
Supreme Court of the United
is certain, for$3, 100000 worth of
property is involved and men
worth many Mullins are fighting
William l.. Vanderbilt whose
money endowments have helped
Vanderbilt University. Wander
bilt is enlisted on the side Of
| Chancellor Kirkland.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
fIRSTsCOTTON BLOOM

J. B. Cathey, one of the most
prosperous farmers on route 3,
sent to this office last Tuesday a
cotton bloom gathered from his
field on the Goth of June. This
is the first to make it's appearance
at this office this season.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Some time in May We announc-
ed that the Picayune would be
S1.50 from the first of June, A
great many have paid in advance
for the paper and of course the
raise in price does not affect
them until their time expires.
We make this explanation for
the purpose of relieving those
that have paid in advance of the
idea that it included them. You
will not be affected by the raise
until your subscription is out. If
you were behind the first of June,
you pay then ar the rate of 81. so
per year from that time and at
the rate Of $1.00 per year up to
the lst. Of June.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-06-24

Mrs. ]. Y. Tedford and sister.
Miss Bessie Vaughan, Of Salt
Lake City Utah, are expected
here next week. Miss Bessie
has been in school in that city
for the past few months and her
friends will be glad of her return
to Prescott.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-28

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SauptIa9s 1T, oab 81. Die @eoulo
ni6t p.rIisren unc it4 ni9t iiber ieoe
al.inisteit aufr.sen. Damn piro Die
3.it, 81. 81. bier subringen, nidts
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botuns uno ausfpunnung fir Sis
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04
PARESIS POkER AND SLEEP.
Hs~ the Giants Put IN the Day Elugs
Raymond Turns t'p.

NoRFoLK. Va. April Tho Giants ran
into rain. cool weather and a large aEgrs-
cation OF racing men here to-day and for
the first time this spring took a sunday OF
4 majority Of the athletes took q long
refreshing sleep. which was badly needed.
as the team has had hard schedule to
travel fer week Others took ear rides
to various points 81 interest. and stiI OF hers
daIlied with the new game -pRre-is poker. .
which i played exclusively by the New York
club
The Giants probably will draw well go
morrow and GA Tuesday. a. there are several
hundred jackiss- OF the south Atlantic fleet
On shore leave here A. Mathew sou pit Ched
for the Norfolk club eleven years ago the
townspeOple feel - sort -; proprietary
interest IN him. and Mct'raw mas promised
20 place him on eN hlbition Tor "A feW innings
On Tuesday
Pitcher rOrrey was N have reported
here to-day. hut M To late ia the evening
he hASi not pat In an APPEARANCE RAY
mond Teioinsd the club last night ~ Greens
bOro after missing the tram out 81 Gre~nN lille
On Saturday morning We said that he was
not called In time Ia make the early morning
lump and came up on the following train
The team plays here only two days. going
TO Richmond on Wednesday. The colts
play va Roanoke Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04

In me 'hird ro,.nd Of the Eagle Chess LeaEue
tou.uHmelt ne tcar % the Tein-ie Chess Club
met and d-'cAted hat Of the ChftOa Chess cub
~ 'h- s~ore Of - ~ ~.
Norpby = yin not be claimed bat viii b.
pls, "a ~ = ister dsIr The IOrphy team als5
has match postponed win ire Orean hiil chess
Ciub.
Playing sEains, i~enty two members o. the
West Fna rh~az cub ~ WSess!ss=-T 3. g. or
WesI End RepubHrsn club FTank .. Marshall
succeeded n mA1ing clean SNeer on ~ the
hoatds Not ore ~ 7he opponents " the nited
states chsmuaoR could win Or drsv game.
Franklin ; Russell. ebrss Champion Of NeW
Work niN crssty Won every gsnne In hts simui-
hrs Of ihs Woman Chess Ciub ~ the Hotel
Martha Washington Ne Vas opposed n, seNeu
members Of the ciuh ~ whom a number psS rd
mOT- thsn one Fams.
Io.e Capsbisncs has emerged from hts
ma,ch ~ paWn snd move ODDS Ntth q ! Belhon
~ the scOvr OF "a "a - rhc cuban Champion
Won the first four gameS stTaigEt. the nth Was
dTsSn me sisth Won rs BchOn and the seyenth
scored Is Capsb ianra.
Against thiriS four opponen's In she stimuli.
'aneDus eNhibluon ~ the Hinoklyn Institute ~
Marshai. the TINTED States champion made .
srorr ~ tNeu'y four y tns. rtne dFaHu games and
Ine loss Garp- ~ = member ~ the Mhnua
Training High >',h"o tesw Shlrh gon the inter
achoisst'' championship. go Marshali's success
nj oppuneui Nts team mate AMI raptrtn OF the
Manual team ArthuT Ehriirh. dFeN his fsrir
Mr. Mario " OTrsu N consultation Win "
Log. 4. " Parker. former Coiur1bla Narsify
TaJI0r. c. Hotson. J Sam0wiIs and a Joseph
at wore credited utth drawn games Play lasted
over three houFa e. the end u which fvleive ~
NE gAaAss Wogs AajBaicated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04
BRITISH POLOTSTS WTN.
Best Americans IN a Vast Game az Gror-
Eian q curt.

I,KFvopD. April = .-tor the feet '.wN
during the polo carnival a. Georgian ourl
the English ard Amer, an teams loC>"'.
horns to-day and the English wsr" -"
vtc'ors "a TO-: The game was very fat
es'h team plavlnc A. n " ver" out tor ~"
international ohaWpion-hip " BuC.
master vas the most aggressive r.ayr~.
having two Out NJ ih~ four goals lr ht-
credit Ne made one ~ n"n 90 'su c""ud-
Capt , ~ Miller Wa very much IN IN"
game too. amt his riding to-day vas q TsNr-
LAT IN to Gho-e pr"-~nt
On the Auevl"au team Thomas and
Stoddard we're the star performers
on the east field -srIc- %; wa pa-iol
game VAS I.lRNed more tur UraCf.," o. rG
20 kssp the ponIs~ ~ shape No NJ Ores
acre sept and most an ~ The rlsver- Who
we're not playing on the Wert field took q
vhagA az the ball he American and
FnEii-h teams were ds follows
American Team No l. Thomas No :
n waterbury, No. >, l.. p. St"ddArd bach. y
RnGiish Team No ! capt, R-rcvrIs 30 /.
Jap' ~ Crrspgnsy No 4. ". = burAwa,tcr
back Capt y miller
~ earned bS American team Th~ns,.
St0ddarf MiibuTn Y Total. =. Goals HHrnsd
~ Fng'ifh tcHm ur C-r~Vigncy, = BuckmBstsr
Miller Total Lost - rsnaI'ir- Nuirri.
~ar tam tWo ~Afrti~s. cArh. snd ono foul. i-i
Loot bs psnAltc~ fnglsh team. ~ fuu' O.
Net -rrrr , nRiish team - American team
Referee II. DrgD rimcke-prr ". Elliott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04
Baseball Notes.

WITT. Nln~rman T. confident hr u 30 bars IN
btg issgge within yenI
Tom Lofus. tn Old u1s manager ana hr-t
hasrsnan T. ~ Sitn throA' sTsotion 'aouEhs tn
~ ssnecr
JAss RYAN has hAd nj Jer.ss CiUs training
Over In Isrsey cts and ne hem getting - goOsi
weather a. teams IN me south
another schedule bet overlooked h. Ebbets
re failed 10 have fhe remnant srAsun suethcncd
fors ard ~ ~ could x-i IN t'ood Friday.
Win King and Archer alternating behind me
Dat for the cubs opposing Managers do not fore
~ any Tid stampede % their ba-erunn=Ts In
tne stealing tin~
Wnat Win Johnny king and iArTy McI<sg
ratrhrra have b~en prominent IN spring neV :
it@rns - n thsy had teen hunting dik diks and
sarth0ga IN Africa.
Zee hall piass-s have stuck IN one r'ty Hks
Theodore Btsiieustrin mas Ia NsV Orleans Tho
old feliBv seems "a have drunk Of the fount OF
perennial youth In the Crescent CRY
The possibility ~ becoming . scout IN case his
pitching arm has -~ryed ~ lime docs not appeal
4 minor Irsgue managerial hsfin mould he md
mat ne II through Ntth pitchinE
CBu- point % be remembered IN connection
win the Giants this wear g. mat MctraW In all
prDhablitt, Ntli he on the rOarhiaG Inns from
Inc start Ne VAS = might slrA man me nrst
,nonsh issi year. and mat handicapped the Tram
q great dea!
Secretary, Knowles ~ ~ New NOrk Nationals
uho mas been resuprrstlng IN me Adirondack :,
Wrftps that he Will b. hack a. MS desk neat Frt
ia ana has taken on ~ much weight thsi b. =
n0W ~ mpch Of Giant a. any member % the
team.
I'rartlcp behisd riosed EatSs 4 . move 81 var
~R,rn mas been aslopisd by Roger BTgsnAnan II
-~ens mat the ~ Louis fans -1id caustir things
acre drubhinR thcrn ~ Roger ordered staT
rhambrr SESSIONS for a cOupi~ 81 days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-04
STEIN WI>S mo CICLE PaIIE.
Captures ssO0 Handicap In Opening Meet
an NsIIsbarg gFack.

C.'ler4ring vasFeSumed ve-t-rda after
noon a. tn SalIsbuTg beard ira y in Newark
and more than 80" enthusiasts 'uTned ou'
The hIg r1.a OF the opening Trogt ANNE.
ono mil" h1ndcsp with hrst prize -
s"cu. vas ,ap'Ired nv IhPVle- " stein.
q brook, IN young~tsf - ho defeated good
Geld NJ opponents. including Frank J..
Kramer, national champion. Edward Rup-
PIE ~. Who vss Trspon~ihl- for Peter
Drpbach hAylnz q nasty fan IN heal ~
dsys ~ John Il VaIsrtine the rSfsres
There we're i've hlg prize IN The Ia dicsp
a. veil - $40 tor he leader a. zach 81 The
I'VE laps before the Nni-h and the dozen
starters IN The Nual hest kept busy from the
crack Of the pistol kramer. scratch. soon
cauEbt Root. " yard.. and H-hir - ards.
and the TRIO changed pace IN ther ehorts
yards West. - yards aud Menus Ne deiI
iOi Yards. also buns he'd and took turns
making pac" The Trio out N front we're
too Yssi for he ha"k markers, aud s'ein
kramer fourth about a dozen lengths be-
J1mho Wells Of New Zealand and AIb-st
for the ars; time but is'Isd 70 y in sny,S ring
and CHRIS ScheIlsr % san Frsncisco and
pe.rsd ,hsr. f"r me ' S1s; Inn. - wr,sRt
finished .:cond e beat Of the hond,sca y,
S Ss so dsssn 'fr o sSro. - ~, Sa
Other thirty -~iRhr starters IN The fourth
mile Of the AAe mile op~n. and both tumbled
~ her riders fell over Tho pair and ne field
was reduced 10 one half its original size
before he mtEup was Strengthened Out
None Of the riders was inju4Pd
The Westernera we're sNpecte ed 10 give .
rood account IT themselves IN the 1ve mile
Omen race but after the tumbles reduced
the neid Peer and Magin both 81 tho
Turn NeTein Wheeimen. had no trouble
I'm ishinR frat and Second Maurice Van
den Dries NOn his first rare a. New York
Athieth n. Club rider by capturing the half
mile handicap Hiil Won the professional
INVITATION from IJrOhach. also a BOstOnian.
in 'lO~~ hnish.
The summarize
Ore Mile NOvice Won by n harTougall
SewArk. Burt Tur'on. Fast Orange. second
Tive minutes - 3 secDnds
Quarter Mile inyttation. Professional Won by
Fred Hili fostOn. Peter nr0bach. Boston. secDnd
ton NaiisburE. fourth Time. ~ IS seconds.
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