Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-28
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day, September 12. Rudolph Shorty" Levine will be the new manage
 -The Steamer Grand will leave for Little Rcok and all way landings Tuesday, the 30th, at 10:30 a. m., For freight or passage apply on board or to C. E. Philpot. 8 2S 2t.
 -172 feet on railroad, fine location. for warehouse, , blocks of Main St. Will sell or trade. For further par ticulars see Chas. Haycock, real estate loans and fire insurance. Office-113 Pine St. 8 2S Ct
 A drove of wild geese were heard passing over this city Friday night, going south, which is unusual at this i season of the year. The movement of 1 these birds south is pretty good in- dication of an early fall.
 BARGAIN-If sold at once. Lots crete walks. Will sell or trade for other property. Chas Haycock, real estate, loans and fire insurance. Of- fice-113 Pine St. 8 2S Ct Sheriff c. M. Philpot yesterday claimed the reward offered through the Graphic for the finding of mud hole in the city limits. He reported that there is big mud hole in the street at Fifth avenue and Poplar street.
 -J. M. Shaw will occupy the pull pit of the First Baptist church at both hours of service today, the pastor, Rev. s. E. Full being absent Rev. Tull is visiting his old home at Greenwood, Miss, and has been therc for the past few weeks He is ex- pected home the early part of the next week.
 The graceful lines of the 'Frances,' the new gasoline launch built by John Hood Jr., were shown to large number of admiring spec tators yesterday morning when the boat was launched 1t was placed in the water at the moat landing and made a trial trip up the river front to the dyke near the old water works plant. Fast time was made in the new craft.
 Jack Smith, a negro, was yester day given a preliminary hearing here before United States Commissioner A. l.. Burnett, on charge of selling liq- unr withOut 1icanca Cmith v,oc hound over to await the action of the feder- al grand jury and released on his own recognizance. He was arrested at his home, Dermott, by Deputy United States Marshal Burrows.
 Dumas is making preparations for big time on September 2, when a big free barbecue will be served, big game of ball will be played be- tween two rival teams, a dance will be had at night in the Liberty Hall, and all sorts of amusement will be enjoyed throughout the day. Prom inent speakers are expected on this date and all who attend are prom ised royal good time.
 Henry Rogers, a we'll known resi- dent of this county, was arrested yes terday by Humane Officer A. L. Cas- on on a charge of cruelty to animals. He was released on his own recog- nizance. In the office of Magistrate Frazier Rogers denounced Cason and made various charges against him and the men nearly came to blows. He was to have been given prelim- mary hearing before Magistrate Fraz- fer yesterday afternoon, but Cason did not show up to prosecute Rog- CTS.
 Dempsey N1cWest, a negro from the country. engaged in fist fight with Deputy Constable Dan Walters, colored, near the court house yester- day afternoon and both men were ar rested by Deputy Constable Branson. Newest pleaded guilty to a charge of fighting in Magistrate Frazier's court, paid his fine and went home Wal ters is Yet to be given a preliminary hearing. McWest claims that Wal ters collected some money from him, in settlement of fine for another party, and did not turn in the money. Walters says he was ordered to hold the money until the defendant came into court and plead guilty. Walters was badly worsted in the fight. !, Following a preliminary hearing given Garius Abdella, a Syrian, Fri } day in Magistrate J. IA. Frazier's court and at which Abdella was fin ed $5 for disturbing the peace. hay } ing been arrested at the instance of his niece, Amelias Alias, more ar- rests were made yesterday. The case