Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-24
FRED WILSON
 WANTS BALANCE Former Pine Bluffian Says Light and Power Co.,,
 Owes Him Money.
OTHER CAPITAL NEWS
Women COnyicts UnsatisfactOry-TO Amend Parole LaWs-Rifle Range
 is Inspected.

turn to Little Rock tomorrow, Referee C. c. Waters will be asked to decide whether or not Fred Wilson, bank rupt. formerly of Pine Bluff, has any, thing due him from the Russellville Light & Power Co.,, and if he has. to give his creditors a lien on the dam and generators of the company on Illinois river, six miles from Russell vile. Wilson was the contractor who put in the dam. and just before its completion he became bankrupt. He claims the company owes him $6,- 900, and the company claims he has been settled with in full.
 Interesting Suit.
 There was filed in the Supreme Court this morning a transcript in an important suit, which is of much in- terest in Little Rock. It is the suit of John s. Braddock Jr. vs Florence Irene Smith. Braddock is real es- tate agent of Little Rock and with his father builds houses in Braddock's ad- dition to Little Rock and sells them. The addition is a fashionable one and in each deed a restriction is made that the property must not be sold to negroes Braddock sold a house to woman whom he took to be white and made the usual stipulation. The woman is alleged to have agreed and soon after the property changed hands negro dentist from Chicago moved in, who proved to be the hus- band of the woman who had bought the property Braddock took the case to the Circuit court and failed to get relief, the case being thrown out, after which he appealed to the. su- preme court.
 New Corporations.
 The Jonesboro Base Ball Association surrendered it's charter to Secretary of State Ludwig this morning and will hereafter be conducted as a com pany. The Farmers Union Lumber Co.,, of Wilmar also surrendered it's charter
 Two charters were granted by Sec retary of State o. c. Ludwig this morning as follows: Peoples Bank of Waldo. capital stock, $50 900 with $15,700 of the stock subscribed. J. M. Davis, is president, w. NJ. Finch CT and T. w Galloway, vice presi- dents; and M. D. Clark secretary and treasurer Lunsford Drug Co.,, of Harrisburg a s3000 corporation with the stock all subscribed. H. c. Kirkpatrick is president, Ed L. Jac- obs, vice-president; and w. P. Luns- ford. secretary and treasurer.
 Making Trip Around World
 Secretary of State o. c. Ludwig this morning received from Rogers and Going the two Little Rock youths who are walking around the world post card sent from El Reno, show ing they had reached that city June 20 The boys state they are doing we'll and intend going right on west travelling for the most part in the cool portions of the day.
 Inspects Rifle Range.
 Major E. B. Jett was detailed by Adjutant General B. w. Green today to visit the new state encampment field at Beebe and inspect the con- crete work which is being done or the rifle range there. Major Jet left on an early morning train.
 To Amend Parole Laws.
 Considerable complaint is being made by those who have to make ire. quent use of the present parole laws on account of the ambiguity of the acts. An effort will be made at the next session of the legislature te have them so amended that it vii not take an attorney to interpre, them. The objection is not only te one section of the act, but all O. them.
 Women Prisoners N. c.
 Nine women were this morning turned back to the penitentiary b, County Judge Joe Asher. who ha. been working them on the count, roads under the Patterson act. Tht women will tomorrow morning bt sent to the state farm. When thu Patterson act was passed Judge Asher made a demand for all the Pulaski county prisoners who had less thar 5 years to serve, to work them on the roads of the county. The women were among them. Judge Asher worked