Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

2eniten-iaM Hmttl sentiment SID. slles, The offices eaiicd upon Ga lamare again today and expressed tlc 'i 'nion tAere was not muca in ,ne ,f#es brou-.t against him. Gallamore is a-Toune man about e H9a1s of age. auI 4aaduat. of me.ii- cal colleges of Louis1ine. K4=.. anH ialfimefe. Nd. He has I Wife apl 2He chih. recently moving them to
 :,giyern Hl5ert he is associated wi=4 e @ef tn oldest and @ost plsminanl t'4seiahs in Chat section q the stat,
 The prisoner at tle= penitentiafT toes not express fear for tbe e595cam+ 'f his ease, and is resting very easy m the Penitentiary hospit5l since he l'rst shock of his dra5bina su5sidc |.
 House Coming Here.
 Secretary Roscoe Lynn. of the A x ansas Bar Association. f,os about ce l. pleted the program for the annual convention of the association Whiea meces June } in Pine Bluff The fel- ture of the program. so fa, as det mined upon, is the address to Ee ma4o by Judge Joseph w. House, of tbis city, who will give his peisonal re- collections of the Constitutional Con- Ncntion Of 1871. Judge House will 'tlso tell what he remembers of thc Arhansas bar in the early Gays.
 To Perfect Patrol.
 At a meeting of the Alab Patrol ol Al Amin Temple of the Mystic Shrine, held in the Hotel Marion last hlSht, 1t was decided to begin weekly erllls and perfect the Patro! so tn II l: cptn be taken in a body t. the ses- slon Of the Imperial Council to Se eld in Rochester, N Y ill July 1911
 | was also decidei that the Patrol Wll attend the ceremonial session of s,le Al Amin Temple to he held m aNetteVllta - ne 1G. The nobles of ~ Amin Temple will maks the trip to Fayetteville on a special train for this session snd Gov. and Mrs. G. W. r'dshey Wll De the guests of honor.
 ASstssOrS Meet.
 all ,1ll E. Hampton, and Com mlsslonefs Burge and Gates, of the Arkansas Tax Commission, today met with the assessors from 14 counties or Central Arkansas and went over the assessment laws with them, particul- arly those pretaining to the assess Ing Of improvements to realty Wl,lca have been made since the last assess ment. Assessors of 15 counties were expected to attend the meeting, tut the assessor of Perry county was de- tained through illness. Those attend Ing the session were: Howard Reed. Cleburne county; w. w. Bishop, Faulkner county; J. E. Means, HU Springs county; c. M. Flynn, Inde- Lendence county; c. E. Smith, Jack son county; E. A. Howell, Lonoke county; W. J. Jimerson, Monroe coun- ty; J. A. Moore Pope county; A. B. Harris. Prairie county; w. M. Moore Pulaski county; T. J. Haley, Saline county; John P. Williams, White county; w. B. Fakes, Woodruff coun- ty.
 New Concerns Chartered.
 Charter was granted to the Camden Power Company of Camden by Secre- tary of State o. c. Ludwig this morn ing. This is $100,000 corporation with $2O,000 of the capital stock sub- scribed and paid for It is empow- cred to do general lighting busi- ness. The officers are T. J. Watts, president; H. w. Myar, vice-presi- dent, and George R. Belky, secretary and treasurer.
 The Enterprise Lumber Co.,, an h. liana corporation, paid the state ch.arter fee and entered the state, naming H. c. Argo of Cotton Plant IS the state agent.
 CreOsOted Blocks at Capital.
 The second creosote block pave >1ent laid in Arkansas was commence 'd this morning on Louisiana street