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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
CITY COUNCIL
 MET LAST NIGHT

The city council held a shont ses- sion last night disposing of much rou
 taine business. A resolution was adopted asking for an extension Of the water mains in the new Sewer District No. h Judge w. D Jones appeared before the council for local business men and asked the aldermen 0 give them further time in which to ilove old buildings in the rear of dne.r business hous S, declared nuis- ,ences at q recent meeting Of the council. They were given urtil May i'll which to get rid of the old atruc- lures. The reports of Cher of Po- lice Evan Parnall and Police Judge Stewart made their report on Mag ch. showing cash collected $906, commit ted. $441.50 and appealed, s150. %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
md the monetary loss VII run high. CT than thousands.
53 Feet At Cairo

Cairo, Ill.,. April 1-The river to- night marks 53 feet, which is eight- lenths higher than ever before. All lerr .tGry both north and south of Ihis city is covered with water |piro and the drainage dis \ ticts north of this city however se both safe, being protected by l sbs> antial levees.
 Reports from Mcclure, Illinois, lhlay state that the country about tthrc is being flooded and farmers 1aR taking out their families and
 dNng their stock 70 the h.lls. The Msssslppi river is now twenty-two fee higher than the Ohio and water
 lrOn Mountain road at Cache. The
 back water Of Cache creek has cov-
 ered he government road between
 the National Cemetery and Mounds,
 three feet, and the water has eX
 tended to the lower part of Mounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
RED MEN ELECT
 NEW OPTIC. RS
Many New Members Will Re Initiated at the Meeting Next MOntl-De-
 gree Team To Be Organized. 2

At recent meeting in their han on South Main street, Nepon,ett Tribe No. 19, Improved Order of Red Men, reorganized with about fifty new members and elected new officers. Deputy Great Sachem A. B Smith was elected chairman and Thomas Green ST., secretary, to act until the officers were, elected, as follows:
 Thomas Green, ST., sachem; Frank B Smith, senior sagamore; B.t E.. Haralson, junior sagamore; Dr. J. w. Jchns, prophet; A. B.. Smith, chief of records; William Burke. keeper of wampum; trustees, g c. Cross. F. Stein. G: E. Lytle; pr. J. W. Johns, representative to the Great Council which meets in Hot Springs the first Tuesday in June.
 At the first meeting in next month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02

the election of MT Bridges to the presidency of the company. II. R. Dennis, of New York, was elected vice president, and B. c, Fowles, Of this city, secretary and treasurer.
 New directors are H. R. Dcnlis, New York; William Non Phul S,eW Orleans; R. NJ. Knox. W. D. Hg.rn, c. H. 1'riplett, B. C. Fowles anh !!7s c. Bridges.
 The Pine Bluff Company is the new million dollar concern that was recently organized for the purpose of consolidating the plants of the c |izens Light and Transit Company and the Pine Bluff Corporation. The street railway will be improved within the next few weeks, when new cars are to be put in operation and the lines extended. The company i'll spend several hundred thousand dollars making improvements in the service
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
SOFT COAL MINES
 ARE SHUT DOWN Only Engineers and Pump Men Reported For Work
 Yesterday.
10 PER CENT INCREASE
May Re Offered to Miners By the Op- & eratOrs-COnicrence On
 
 April 10.

Wilkes barre, Pa, April 1.-The an- thracite coal miners suspension or der was generally obeyed throughout this section today none of the miners working and only the engineers and pump men going to the c9lliefg. Soma of the small companies took impol ted men behind their stockades but no eff fort was made to interfere with them.
 It is not expected that an attempt vii be made tomorrow to operate the mines, but some of the independent operators and small companies may make an effort to run their washeries
 ecretary-Treasurer Mack, of the Wilkesb2rre and Scranton distfict, predicted today that the operators will offer the men flat increase of ten per cent when the Philadelphia con- fersnce is held. The rank and file of the miners sWill determine after the conference whether the offer is to be accepted. FronAhe viewpoint of the officials a wage Increase will net be sufficient to meet the demands of the miners. They will seek more than a mere money consideration. The un- ion is willing to waive all ether de- mands if recognition is conceded. Off, ficials of the miners believe that the struggle will settle itzelf down to the question of recognition, the men strongly advocating il cs@ the une$side and the operators opposing it on the other Word is brought back, from the Cleveland conference that ', a stand must be made on recognition and the feeling of the leaders is that now is the time.
 After the representatives of the miners have received the Offer on April 10, the proHesition will be sub mitted tc the men. The question is not to be submitted to referendum vote. The miners will elect delegates to the convention to be held in this city or Scranton for the purpose of considering the question.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
MANDOT. WINS
 FROM MORAN Little southerner, Aspiring to Lightweight Honors,
 Rests Britisher.
WAS A VICIOUS FIGHT
Moran Knocked tMandot Down in See end Round But the Little Fellow
 Came Back Strong.

Memphis, Tenn, April Joe Mandot, the Southern aspirant to th- light we gh. title, fought like a tiger to regain lost ground caused by d knockout in the second round but carried the figAI%tq an end and was awarded the decision over Owen Moran, the Br .tish. boxer a, the end of their eigh, round contest before the Nat onal Athletic Club here to- night.
 For the first time in his local> career Mandot suffered not only q knockdown, but bled from the mouth Moran hooked .wo stinging lefts to the mouth on the second eound and the Southerner took the full count. Mandot came up strong in the third round and forced the fight from then on to the fin sh. He landed repeated ly without return and started the blood flowing from .Moran's mouth in the seventh.
 E. The fight was a vicious one from first to last, Mandot set :he pace i'll the opening round by splitting Mofan's lip with rapid lefts. Moran rarely fought back and rarely re sorted to anything more than Jeff hooks during the eight rounds. Dus- ing ssthe middle rounds, both boys m ssed repeatedly in an effort to land a knockout. The final round produced rally from both boxers. but Mandot more chan held his own with straight lefts to the face and rights to the jaw and stomach.
 Challenges were read at the ring side from Matty Baldwin and Pal Moore to the winner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
ELKS INSTALL
 OFFICERS TONIGHT

Pine Bluff Lodge Ne. 149, E r. 0. E., will install the newly elected olii- cers at meeting tonight. District Deputy Hugh Martin, of Helena, vii Ret as the in stalling officer. The officers to be in stalled are: W E. Alexander, exalted featuring knight; Carter Murphy, cs- knight; Harold Bluthenthal, esteemed teemed loyal knight; Duke Pohl, ty- Ter; Henry Roberts secretary; Sam Fies, treasurer.
 After tho installation the members will enjoy a Dutch lunch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
Nebraska Floods

Omaha, Neb., April 1-Nebraska floods which were subsided last night, took an upward turn today and tonight the waters are even higher than Saturday and Sunday and at Waterloo, which suffered 'he greatest damage ill the preceding flood water today was several in cnes highor than yesterday The Missouri iver is rising rapidly and is now eWelye feet above low water mark. . It es several feet below the dan ger sage, Out every stream to the north is. pouring it's flood into the swollen stream and heavy damage is expected shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
BRUTE pt1t{ {TIvts
 ON ALIENS TRAIL
BlOOdh0unds After Clansmeh Ill the
 Virginia u',ass s.a: sss and Hold

Hillsvlle, Va, April Tine straining of blood hounds at the leash and their s.le ht dartings hete led them, added Il lew and grim element to the pictuy yrequeness today 70 the pursuit back in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Fidna Allen and Wesley Edwards.
 A pair of sad d-eyed, wrinkled jawed men hunters arrivedv at Buzzard' s Roost, the last point Where the out laws would be, this Ihorning from Richmond. After sniff hg at the bed ding which the acl nsmen were obl gcd to abandon Sh hiurday, they started at a pace whi9h threatened held them.s
 At last reports from the wilder to pull off their feet tlk ke men who the scent old as it was. They were helping by the fact that Sno rain had fallen in the past two days and no human foot had crossed the train to elim nate ft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
A FIGHT 10 THE FINISH
For Those Who Are Opposed to Tht
 Free Bridge

The Free Bridge Commissioners plopose to form an Improvement dis. tr ct including all of Jefferson coun- ty and to issue bonds to build free bridge across the Arkansas River. which will place FIRST MORT GAGE cn ALL REAL PROPERTY in Jefferson county.
 THE BOND ISSUE IS UNLIMITED AND THE APPOlNTIvE POWER Is TAKEN ENTIRELY AWAY FROM THE PEOPLE.
 To DEFEAT THEIR ENDS it will take the united act lon of all real estate owners in Jefferson coun, ty who are opposed to building the bridge.
 On Tuesday, April second, a meet ing of those OPPOSED to the FREE BRIDGE will be held in the ty of Pine Bluff, in the Bluff City Hall over the Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.,, l at 1O:30 a.. m., 10 be followed by 8 night meeting that night at 7:30 D m. n the Circuit Court Room, fo, the benefit of the laboring men II Pine Bluff, who will not be able t. attend the day meeting.
 Every property holder who is with us in this fight is URGENTLY re- l quested to be present in the Bluff! City Hall on the day of the meet:ne at 1O;30 sharp.
 A line of action will be decided CT at this meet ng. for a Fight to 2 Finish. NO QUARTER will be askel of the, Bridge Commission nor vii any be accepted from them
 THIS IS4 IMPORTANT TO YOU, i, it perhaps means the PREVENTION OF THE CONFIsCATION of you: property.
 At this meet ng, a President, Sec retary and Treasurer o fthe Tax Payers Protective Association wi, be elected to serve for the next twH years, sty-laws9 will be adopted Township Presidents, Secretaries and Treasurers will be elected CT ap DO nted. for each township in Jeffer- son county, and for each ward h The City of Pine Bluff.
 Women, who are property holders will have vote the same as men and l are invited to be present. DO NOT FORGET THE DATE. 1 TIME AND PLACE. Yours for self-protection,
 T. J. Collier. President Tax Payers Protective Assoc ation
 of Jefferson county
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02

 !, Good old spfings me has arrived and now is tae time to plant your garden and farm. We have the larg- est and Lest selected garde,. and field seeds that we have ever had We carry from ten to fifteen thous- and mammoth sze paper seeds and nearly everything in bulk seeds. All kinds of fancy seed corn, sorghum. kaffir corn, german millet, dwarf essix rape, tmothy clover and a'- falfa. Triumph, N. Y. Rose and early Ohio seed Irish potatoes just arrivsd- A fresh shipmens of onion sets with 700 bushels of bunch yard seed Seed sweet potatoes next week We are headquarters for everything m the staple and fancy grocery iine' also fresh vegetables every week. g've us a call.
 Yours truly,
 if Mccain Grocery c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
FLOOD STAGE
 HERE TONIGHT River is Falling at F't. Smith However and No Imma-
 diate Danger.
BACK WATER ALARMS
People ill the Lower Arkansas Terri tory ar" Moving Rains All
 Over tic Country.

With the rivers raging in piacti- cally all sections of the country the residents of the M ssissippi valley and the lower Arkanas territory are gf ,ly alarmed over the unfavorable conditions that exist at this time be cause of big water and the end $ not yet in sight. To add to bad l'1aiGn heavy rains fell throughout Arkansas and rain and snow in the Rocky Mountain region yesterday with downDours :n the central val ley, the lake meeion and the south Atlantic and Gulf states Tae Wea. ner man promises fair and cold CT weather today. but the volume of water that is headed down the M ss- issippi may cause unprecedented loss of life and great damage 10 property in several states.
 The Section Director issued d flood warning yesterday fer the=Arkansas territory and pred cted that te stream would reach the flood stage-twenty v. five feet-a, Pine Bluff tonight or tomorrow morning. Tine river reg. istcTed 19 feet at Fort Smith yes terday morning at seven o'clock, but was falling. At Dardanelle the river was st Il rising at that hour and the Water was showing a similar Tse at Little Rock.
 7 No immediate danger is felt for the country adjacent to Pine Bluff, because of the levees noreh and south af this cty are holding well. Back water from tho Mississippi however
 s terroriZingf the residents ill the ex- treme southern part of the sta'se and hundreds are. moving the.r house. hold effects and live stock, while tha wives 3nd children of the planters and business men are being sent to Pine Bluff and ether ci.ies in the state.
 On he opposite side of the river the hank is caving slightly and many Pine Bluffians viewed the interesting sight. of falling trees, small cabins and othe@ shacks from chs side throushout Monday Carcasses of dead animals and houses and fences floated down the river all day.
 The heavy rains of the past week have greatly weakened railroad lines ol, over the state, and the first derailmen+ reported as a result of the soft tracks occurred yesterday afternoon mear Bearden when sev- eral cars on a southbound Cotton Belt freight tra left the track and turned over None of ,he crew were injured and the wreckage was cleared in about. four hours.
 Reports from Lake Village, state that many people are leaving that place on account of the back water and break in the Mississippi ciyer levee would also flood thas section aE af country:
 Traffic. on the Iron Mountain south of Pine. Bluff, is being seriously in terferred with as a result of tie backwater flooding that countrg. Eight undred wards of trackaga $ under water between aDermott and Montrose The Northbound passell- ger, due here at 4:50 yesterday af- ternoon; d'd not arrive until 10:3O, o'clock last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02
Court House Being Used as r Residence and Water is
 Creeping Into Town.
LEVEES ABE HOLDING
Mississippi Riles VIII Go 10 .+ Feetx Women and Children Rcip"
 Sent to Pine Bluff.

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 i Al kansas Cry is beint.
 i it's residents tonight and morning VII witness an ex
 inhabitants never before experie The Mississippi river tonight. |
 ters 49.S feet and the weather
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 eral days the stage will be s54
 Notwithstanding the fact that
 levee has been inspected for a C tance of forty miles above and beioi this place, the people ale losing no time in preparing for a flood, wh oh will result from back water if not from q break i'll the. leveoe ~
 Household goods and stocks of merchandise are being moved to second and third stories, the court house is beng occupied as resi- dence by many citizens, and this af- ternoon Gen pianos from various homes were lifted into the second story of the school building.
 Tomorrow morn ng many women and children will leave for Pine Bluff and other nearby cities, whi1a. the men will remain here to bait against the raging sSream and guarG the levee. The pred ction is that sti4~ y,tx f1,.n ht tfr1, ,nc,t pf lxvA ever known and unless break o5>ss CUTS on this side of the Mississippi the levee on the Miss .ssippi state side will give way, although a deter mined fight is being put up by the planters over there.
 The members of the Tensas Levees Board of Louisiana met here today and d scussed the situation. trip in a small steamer was made by them and others up and down the etivar to inspect the leyees and they report them in m3st satisfactory condition. Twenty fEe able-bodied men have been set for in Louisiana to come here to protect the levees, and they will also be supplied with shot guns and Winchesters to pre- vent any cut that might be planned. They will patrol the levee for eigh- teen miles.
 It has been rainn here continu- ously for two days and the downpour continues tonighf. At present the backwater is creeping into Arkansas City and by tomorrow night it is exa pected that 1t will be several feet deep in the downtown streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02

a degree team will bc organized and q big class will be initiated. The lodges membership is made up Of some of the city's most representative citizens and it is the purpose of the Ctlicers to bring the ledge up to 4ts former lalge membership and high standing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-02

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