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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22
QUITS Sl2,ooo STORE
 10 BELOME NEWSBOY
Missing Cuba, Mo. Grocer is Found Lustily Crying "EXtra" at
 ShreyeDOrt. La.

Shreveport, La., May 20.-A longing for the simple life caused Henry H :'ieman, 50 years old, to abandon a grocery business worth $12,000 in Gu ba Mo-, and seek seclusion here in a tovel, sustaining life as newsboy. I'ieman was found half starved and ill rags. He disappeared from his home in Cuba February z. A law yer employed by his wife trailed him to Shreveport, where he discovered his client lustily crying Extra on a street corner. T will not return home'' sad Tieman. Business wor- happy at last"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22
POULTRY SHOW
 IS DISCUSSED

The Jefferson County Poultry AS sociation held q meeting last night in James Hall, Sixth avenue and Main street. Nothing new was added to the regular features of the Associa- tion business, and the meeting was only held to keep up interest Prest. w. H. Westbrook, presided. During the meeting some valuable sugges- lions on the coming show were made by some of the members. Practical ly the entire business meeting was siven up to the discussion of the show.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22
STILL TALKING
 M. P. & G. ROAD

Murfre eaboro, May 21 Much specu- lation is being indulged in as to the result of the annual meeting of the Memphis. Paris X Gulf railway, which was held in Nashville Thursday. The reason for this is the rumors as to the various ways in which the road is to extend out of this place, it's pres ent terminus. This matter was to be settled at the present meetings or the directors of the company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

Mrs. Fred Zeisler. of Little Rock was in the city yesterday on busi- ness. Mrs. Zeisler's husband was killed some time ago on the Cotton Belt railroad at Rob Roy by a work engine from Stuttgart, at the same time fatally injuring Mrs. M. Dob son and seriously injuring her hus- pand, who is at the Florence Sani- tarium under treatment. She re- turned home yesterday afternoon. af' ter spending the day here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22
The Church of Christ.

cornnr Sixth avenue and Beech street. c. C. Cline, minister. Morn- ing theme: "The Engrafted Word Which is Able to Save The Soul' James 1:21. Evening subject: .1Shams." i Cor. 2:10. The Mission school will meet at 3 D. m. On Tuesday and Thursday nights the pas tor will preach at these points. We'd resday night, Elder L. T. Sallee will lead the prayer meeting, subject:
 Prayer and Soul Winning, James D. Friday night the chorus rehearsal for the tent meeting to begin July 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22
TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE. All privilege taxes, dog taAs', ,,as. hicle taxes, etc., is now due ' - oroid be paid o nor before June renalty.. ,r11.
 A. '' City collsete'' 2 Office City Hall, hours q. in' t5-13-16t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

Miss Jewel Neill, of McNeill, who has been seriously i'll at that place, rassed through the city yesterday en route to Little Rock, where she will ne placed in Dr. J. P. Runyan's h. .irmary. She was attended by Mrs. W. c. Jackson, of Warren, and Dr. Souder, of McNeill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

Dr. and Mrs. 0. w. Clark, Rev. w. ,. Buckner and wife, T. Havis Nixon and wife, Curran NJ. Nichol and other Pine Blu,fians have returned from Little Rock, where they attended the ;Ilks con yention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

in an acnobatic novelty act. Miss Wills is sister of the famous Nat M Wills.
 Manager Philpot says he is giving th. natrons of the Elks the best vau- fcyille that moHey can buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

w. w. Jones to Edward R. Hill, warranty deed, $1,000.00, s 1-2, NE IA and NE 1-4, NE IA, section 29-4- 10.
 P. F. Taylor to Mrs. s. c. Jeffcoat, quit claim deed. $1.00, love etc., NE corner of section 22-6-11.
 w. M. Lewis to c. c. Handy, war ranty deed, $1,425.O0, N 1-2, block 57, Dexter Harding's addition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-22

Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you have some clothes to clean and press. ,,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FILE NO. LOG
Local Option.

introduced by Isidoro Armiio. Frank
W. Parker and Chas. f.. Miller.
Referred to Committee on County and
Municipalities,
Section L.. The Board Of County
Commissioners of each county of the
state, not Oftener that oncc in every FIVE
years, upon the application of onc.thiro
q fthe registered voters of any county,
shalt call and provide for an election in
the county in which application is made
10 decide whether the sale Of intosicat.
ing liquors, wines or beer shall he pro.
hihited in precincts outside Of rites, in.
corporated towns and villages therein,
the question To he determined by u
ma ioritv vote of those voting nj the
election called under this section. which
election shall be conducted in the man.
ner prescribed by law for holding gen.
eral elections; Provided. That intoxieat.
ing liquors, either s%pirituous, vinous or
malt, shall not be sold in any precinct
outside of any city, incorporated town
or village, or in any city, incorporated
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

FILE NO. l04
Relating TO the .eparate Submission
of State Wide Prohibition

Introduced by W. T.. Garrison of Dona
Ana County.
Referred to Committee on Education.
The manufacture. sale. barter, Civ.
ing away. or otherwise furnishing, and
the keeping for sal. or barter, of any
spirituous. %vinous, malt. ardent. fer
mcntcd or Intoxicating liquors or drinks
and medicinal preparations capable Of
producing intoSication, are and shall be-
forever prohibited within this state or
any part thereof, except for medicinal
purposes aud mechanical purposes; for
use in the arts aud sciences, aud wine
for sacramento purposes as may here
after be provided by law. The lrgisla.
turc. ut it's first session after the adop.
,tion of this constitution shall provid"
appropriate Legislation for carrying his
provision into effect.
Provided. That there shall he submit.
ted separately, Mt the same election 90
which this constitution is submitted for
RI 9cation or rejection and on the SAM.
ballot, the foregoing article
entitled. "Prohibition, - on which ballot
shall Ice printed FOR STATE NIDE
PROHIBITION" an AGAINST
STATE WIDE PROHIBITIONS and
provided. further. that il q maiorit' OF
THE votes east for and against state
wide prohibition are for state wide pro
hibition. then said Article-- shall
be and form u part Of tbs 'ons' tuition
aud be ~ full force and effect as such.
as provided therein; hut, il n majority
of said votes shah be east against state
wide prohibition, then the provisions of
said Article shall not form n part of this
Constitution. but shall hr null and void.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

mcnt of money for county purposes, and
in every other ease that may be ncccs.
sary to the internal Improvement and Ia.
can concerns of the respective counties.
The county court shall Ice held by one
Judge. except in ease otherwise herein
provided. The Judge of the county court
shall be- the Judge Of the court of pro.
bate which court shall have the same
jurisdiction rs IN now provided by law
or may be at any time conferred on il
by the Legislature.
See. =. The Legislature may author.
We the Judge OF the county court of
any or more counties To hold several.
~ II court Of common pleas in their r.
spcctive counties, which shall he n court
of record. with such jurisdiction in mat.
ter of contract. and other civil matters
not involving title to real estate Us may
be vested in such court.
See. 4. The terms of the county court
shall bc held at the time that are now
! prescribed for holding the commission.
er's courts or may be- hereafter prcscib'
I'D bv law.
See, ,. Appeals from all judgments
of the county courts or from the courts
of common pleas. when established, may
he taken To IN. circuit court under such
law.
See. d. The Justices of the peace of
each county shall sit with and assist
the county Judge in levying taxes, and
in ma liking appropriations for the coun'
~ expenses. in the manner Ia b" pres.
cribed by law; and the county Judge to.
gethcr with II MINORITY OF said justices
shall constitute Il quorum for such pur'
poses; and in the absence of the county
Judge u majority of the Justices Of the
peace shall constitute the court, who
shall elect one Of their number 10 pre-.
side. This court until otherwise pro,
yidcd by law shall meet on the first
Monday Ia October Of each year.
See. !, The county Judge shall 70.
ceive for his services for presiding Judge
OF the county court. rs Judge of the pro.
bate and Judge of the court Of commGn
pleas when established, the following
compensation until otherwise provided
by law: In counties of the ith elias,
six hundred dollars per annum; coun.
ties of the Bird class twelve hundred dol
lars Isr annum; counties of the second
class twelve hundred dollars per an
mum: counties of the first class fifteen
hundred dollars per annum In the ab.
sence of the circuit Judge from the coun'
~, the county Judge shall have power
to issue orders for injunction and other
} provisional writs in their counties, re-,
turnablc to the court having iurisdie'
tion; provided, that either party may
have such order reviewed by any super
Tor Judge, in vacation, in such manner
AZ shall be provided by law. The coun.
~ Judge shall have power in the alb.
sencc of the circuit Judge from the coun
! ~, to issue, hear, and determine writs
of habeas corpus, under such regulations
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FILE NO. los
Abolishing the Common Law Doctrine
Of Fellow Servant

Introduced by Reed Holloman, Chss.
Kohp of Quay County.
Referred TO Committee on Bill of
Rights.
Section - "The common law doe.
trine OF fellow servant 80 far as 1t AZ.
fects the liability of the master for
injuries to his servant resulting from
the acts or omissions of any other ser.
want or servants of the common master
is %abrogated as TO every emplovs Of ev.
cry railroad company, and every such
employe shall have the same right to
recover for every injury suffered by him
for the acts or omissions of any other
employees of the commo master or cm-
ploycs Of the common master that a ser.
want would have il such acts or omis.
sions were those OF the master himself,
in the performance of q non .assignable
duty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FILE NO. III.
In Reference to oficers of the State
ct al.

Introduced by r.. +. Saxon.
Referred 10 Committee on Executive
Department.
See. /. Every person elected or ap.
pointed to any Office or employment of
trust or profit under the laws of the
state or under ordinance of ANY munici.
patty thereof shall give personal attcn.
tion to the dut les of the office to which
he is elected or appointed.
See. =. Any citizen or any county,
city or town may institute suit in be.
half of himself aud all other inter cstcd
to protect the inhabitants thereof
against the enforcement of any illegal
exaction whatever.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

town in the county in which q majority
vote was east against the same At said
election. Elections under this section
shall not be held at the same time that
elections are held for other purposes.
See. 9. The legislature shall pro.
vide necessary laws to carry Out and
enforce the provision OF section one of
this article.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FILE NO. lot

Relative 10 School Boards, Duties and
Authority In the Selection Of School
Text Books.
Introduced by Delegate Francisco
Guiana.
Referred 10 Committee on Education.
The Legislature Of New Mexico shall
pass no law depriving district, city,
towns or villages, boards Of school di.
reetors from selecting the school text
books to be used in their respective dis.
%tricts, cities, towns or villagcs.-Nor
shall the Legislature pass any law giving
the State Board Of Education the power
to select anu School Text Books except
for State Educational Institutions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
Lands.

Lands. ,
There shall be elected by the quail.
fed voters Of New Mexico a state land
commissioner who shall have the man
agement aud control Of all the states
lands and who shall carry out and en-
force the laws and regulations provided
sale Of such lands and who shall carry
tions~ provided by the Legislature regard
ing leasing and sale Of such lands. The
salary of the said officer shall be co..
shall be the same as the Governor; Pro.
law when need for same shall cease.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
BAPTIST MEETING CONTINUES

Following the Baptist Convention,
which was held in this city LAST week,
the local congregation OF tho city has
continued an evangeliStir service every
night during the weSa The meetings
have been well attended. aud much in.
terest has been manifested.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
TOR SALE

Good wagon and harness. Enquire
Mrs. !. T.. Jones.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FILE NO. lo8
In Reference to once Of Stat. Land
Commissioner.

Introduced by r.. +. Saxon.
Referred TO Committee on Public
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

and restrictions as shall be provided by
law.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
E.
ION.
'TION
Who
Before
FRED
Erred
Of Coun,

of Coun.
Elective
10 quail.
ties, for
IS of the
TX onic Ia
q courts,
in any
ycccding
shown
IRE shall
manner
no shall
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! school
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16

Miss Gertrude England Of Walton
was among the visitors in the city yes
terday.
Only nine more days till Christmas
and the shoppers had better hurry #
they don't want TO get left
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Austin, of jensen
we're among the down the-riyer felix
Christmas shopping here yesterday.
The City Market win be closed all
day Christmas, therefore get all your
orders In the day before--Christmas
eve. tsf
The volunteer FIRE department is ar
ranging to hold grand New..Year ball
on Saturday evening, December 81, 1910
in the Improvement Club hall. Good
music will be furnished and refresh
ments will be served. Although the
program is not complete it is safe 70
say it will be one ofthe best social events
of the season
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16

Get your orders n early for Oysters
for Christmas.
City Restaurant.
Mr.. NJ, S. Jones, Jr., was in the city
Monday morning attending TO business
matters and shaking hands with his
numerous friends.
While you are doing your Christmas
shopping look at Cobb's new Wicker
and Oak rocking chairs and the dining,
library and center tables.
Mr., f. A. Harris, q real estate dealer
of Washington, d, c., spent a few days
here last week, the guest of the Florida
East Coast Lealty Company, and con-
tracted for some OF the. Fort Pierce
Farms to resell.
There will be appropriate and merry
moving pictures displayed at the Crys-
tai Theatre on the afternoon of Christ
mas Eve, Saturday afternoon, Dec "a,
music and pictures especially selected
to delight the little folks and please
tine larger ones, for the small of l0c.
Mr., 7. G. Berry, Of Charleston, w.
Va, was here last week investigating
real estate and purchased four 4O-acre
tracts of the Fort Pierce Farms, and
will Immediately start cultivation. Mr.,
Berry is a real estate operator and bus
mess man of Charleston and expects
to send number of friends and neigh
bors into this community. He has also
contracted for additional acreage for
other parties.
Rev. j. s. Chapman. pastor OF the
Methodist church, left Tuesday MORN
ing for Jacksonville, TO attend the Flor
/ ida Annual conference which convened
! In that city Wednesday. Rev, Chap
man has been in charge of this church
for one year and has made host Of
friends here aside from his congrega'
tion who are all devoted TO him, ant
earneftly hope that he will be returned
to this charge for another year. Th'
report he carried to the Conference
was by far the best tnat had ever beer
sent up from this church there having
been raised nearly three thousand dol
lars for all purposes and fifty.eight new
members added TO the church.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16
LOCAL.

Conductor W. A. Belk spent SUNDAY
In 81. Augustine.
The demand for Hills Florida l.,
Prints this season is greater than ever
AS Christmas gifts they are exquisite.
Mrs W. H. Robinson and three chill.
dren of Carson we're in the CITY sbop.
ping on Saturday.
Messrs, Ed and Nat Thompson left
Monday for Jupiter, where thy will be
Joe.
Over twenty-five thousand souvenir
post cards 10 select from at Lowell
Hills shop-next totFort Pierce Drug
Store.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
will meet next Tuesday afternoon at
2;3O at the Methodist cnurch. All mem.
bers are urged to be present.
DENTISTRY. Richmond Crownss7.OO;
Set Of Teeth, (S s. White), $40 90 and
$3.50. P. CHR. BRoNNuM, Expert Dent.
ist Office over Bank Of Fort Pierce.
Mr.. H. T. Avsnt. Of Jacksonville, was
a guest OF Messrs Koblegard g. Arm.
strong one day last week. NJ Avant
is 40 experienced lumber man and was
inspecting the timber on the Fort
Pierce Farms.
Oranges from the west side groves
are coming in now by the wagon load
and being shipped 10 supply the inn
mense holiday trade for fancy fruit,
and none better grows than the St.
Lucie county product.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. w. Bush, who
are spending The winter in Fort Pierce,
spent couple Of days this week at
Stanwood visiting Mrs, G. NJ. Ellis.
Mr.. Busch is from Charleston and rep
resents Cochran & Co., commission
meachants Of New York.
The many Fort Pierce friends Of Miss
Mable Cato, who visited her sister,
Mrs. A. B. Brown, here on two occas-
ions, viii be interested 10 learning that
she was married last Sunday afternoon
at High Springs, TO Mr.. P. b. Mize, a
lumberman Of Pelham, Ga, The we'd
ding was a genuine surprise to the lam
lily and friends, and to add to the TO.
nance the couple we're married 10 an
automobile, which they had driven
f.on Alachua. the home OF the bride.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16
SEBASTIAN

Three more scholars enrolled last
week and many more will be added af-
ter New Year. The school building
needs an additional room and teacher
as the enrolment is continually in-
creasing. The eighth grade is doing
fine work, the seventh is working hard
for promotion and thefourth will climb
the stairway before long.
Many strangers here, some are loeat-
log, having bought lands.
Sebastian needs hotel. there Is no
better opening on the East Coas: for 3
paying hotel for winter visitors
Mr.. George Hall is shipping half
carload OF grapefruit.
The railway running vest from bera
is being extended 3 1-2 miles north oI
its present terminus and work is beina
pushed on the excavators- Their cal
pacity is 1900 cubic feet daily.
The Eagle Fish Co has started 4
branch house here under the name oI
Independent Fish Co. Another branch
house will be started soon.
Professor A. L. Rose, the artlstis
photographer, is here taking scenery
Photographs for the citizens
Some adjustment should be made +
the delivery Of the mail TO the post
Office, as it is very much delayed a
times and the postofice is just acros'
the street from the depot.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16

Mr. Walter Bobo, Of Clifford was a
visitor here Tuesday.
A Camera for Christmas is the ideal
'nlng' Hill has them from s2.OOup.
A bright baby girl arrived Wednes.
aay morning at the home of Judge and
Mrs. Fred Fee, op Pine street.
Press Of Christmas advertising bas
made It necessary to add four pages to
THIS issue Of The News, which contains
twelve pages.
a large invoice Of cheap picture
frames has just been received at Hills
Picture Shop. They are beauties for
the price.
For Sale--Glass cabin launch, % feet
long, 8 feet beam; 8 horsepower Pal
mer engine; entirely refitted. Price,
%75. Apply to w. W. Luce, Walton.
Mr. Frank Armstrong, Secretary of
the Florida East Coast Realty Co., who
has spent the past ten days here in the
interest Of the Fort Pierce Farms; left
Sunday for his home In Washington
DC.
The funeral service over the body
Of the late Allen Tedder was held last
Friday afternoon at the Methodist
church, Rev. j. s. Chapman officiating.
The burial was 10 charge of the local
lodge Of odd Fellows, who marched to
the grave in body.
With large collection to select from
it's easy to secure fitting Christmas
remembrance in the line Of post cards
and Christmas cards. Lowell Hill has
them from one cent TO so cents each.
Also gold plated frames, card albums,
photo albums, cameras Christmas tags
seals films, plates and photo supplies
Next TO Fort Pierce Drug Store
Mr.. R, b. Willison. of the well known
real estate firm Of Willison & Denni
son, Of Clarksburg, W. Va, has beer
visiting at St. Lucie during the past
week or two. Mr.. Willison came dowr
TO look over the Fort Pierce Farms, arc
reports that he found them even better
than than was represented. he, like
all other West Virginians who come
to this section, is thoroughly infatuated
with It all. "Dad," as ne is familiarl!
known, is not only success in the rea
estate business, but is an enthusias
with gun and rod and spent much OF nj
time shooting ducks. On one occasion
he became so engrossed in the spor
that he mistook the wooden decoys TO
real ducks and added these to hi
already large bag Of game.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16

cltv Barber Shop will hone your
n y Shop by Atlantic Hotel
Z. q 4. Koblegard spent a couple
/. 6asys 10 ia ksonville this week
n,,,ores IF nes and framed pictures
sai.ro,a. at HILLS.
y. and Mrs. File cher A. Russell of
'tooa rere shipping in the city Sat-
May
Ia Hamp Walker, OF Starke, State
...a,zsf and feed inspector, was here
IA Lddayon his rounds OF examina'
hsn.
3 sure 10 see Co0b's new lot Of
a .ayraod Oak rocking chairs, also a
III display ot dining, library and cen.
ia,sblss
Palmetto piling furnished in any
,s,oiily and delivered any where on
~ riyer. Forprice apply TO Clarence
soemer'rn. Fort Pierce.
Mss Juoe Summerlin who has been
,tendnl business college 10 Jack.
soyIIle, is spending the holidays at
Il EMeie with her parents.
Consign us your oranges. We are
,he argss, dealers in this section,
vALDosTA GROCERY Co.,
Valdosta, Ga.
Messrs. Sanders & Savage, drainage
engineers Of Miami, have been spend
ipg several days in the city consulting
vim the owners OF the Fort Pierce
Farms. This property will be drained
at once.
A dance will be given az the I'm.
provement Club hall tonight and piano
snd violin music will be furnished by
Miss Sawyer and Mr.. Pomepoy. Mrs.
ncCarty will serve pie and coffee in the
dining room.
The new winter schedule OF the +. E.
G railway goes into effect on January
9th, when five passenger trains will be
operated each way, and the advance
ilme card indicates that it will be the
bsit tourist service ever given on this
llne.
Mr.. c. j. Kelly, of Washington, D. c.,
has been here for week, going over
the Fort Piercs Farms near town, and
y thoroughly satisfied with what he
saw, especially the fertile prairies He
has contracted to sell a portion Of it 10
q parties.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-12-16
Notice..

To the Public
This is 10 warn the public that on
and after this date will not be respon-
sibIe for any debts contracted by my
wife, Ada B. Smith, or on her order.
Signed. Q. b. SMITH.
Jupiter, Fla, Nov. "a, 1910.