Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-23
JUDGE CALLS Time
IN LIQUOR HEARING
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G. w. Seymour, of No. 100 West
Thirteenth avenue, testified that Will
liam ;Bischop, the man who was ar
rested in Pine Bluff on charge OF
bigamy had been taken back to
Spokane, Washington, to face trial.
Bischop was convicted and given a
prison sentence. His name was
challenged.
Mrs. M. A. Brazeer, of No. 315
East Second avenue, was questioned
as to the names of Sid Huett, D. S..
Huett and s.. E. Luke. Sid Huetts
name was challenged and challenges
as to the other two names were
withdrawn. On ross-examinatioa
she said that SHE came to this city
from Texas last October.
M. L. Bradford testified that Sid
Huett and D. S. Huett were the
same person, and now lived at Far
rell, Ark. Thought Huett formerly
lived at No. 7o1 East Third avenue.
Witness said he knew several Huetts
Asked to give some names, witness
said he did not know everybody in
town.
"a ON. Lyon. of No. GIL Olive street
testified as to J. McCarra not being
a resident. He said that S. j. Nc
Cara was his son-in-law and made
his home at his residence. J. Nc
Carras name was challenged.
A. tArraguin of No. 221 East Third
avenue, admitted that he is Next
can-Iadian. Witness seid that four
persons by names of Cara, ali re-
luated and living at the same address
were Indians also. The names were
challenged on the ground that they
were not Caucasians.
Mrs. Walter A. Lee, of Nc. co.
East Second avenue, said Mrs. e.
Ware and her mother, Mrs. r.. Il.
Cook, are now residents o. n1trlt
Rock.
Mrs. j. Dover of No. 4O7 East
Second avenue, testified concerning
wv. A. Banks and Bill Keef. both
names were challenged.
Mrs. w. T. Armstrong, of No. 3lt
East Second avenue said EDWARD
Apaa, a musician, was now living IL
Hot Springs, and that c. r.. Cain, G.
A. Mack and S. S. Jones were moi
residents. All names were chal-
lenged.
Mrs. J. Dover, of No. 4O7 East
Second avenue testified concerning
w. A. Banks and Bill Keef. Boil
names were challenged.
Mrs. W. T. Armstrong, of No. 31'
East Second avenue said Edward
Apea, a musician, was now living II
Hot Springs and that G. b. Cain, Z
A.. Mack and S. S. Jones were no
residents. AL names were challeng
ed.
Mrs. Laura Mullens of No. IL
East Fifth avenue, testified as to
long list of names, some OF whom sh'
said had, lived here and others which
did not know anything OF. Said sh'
had lived here for about tltteai
years.
MRS. S. G. Lewis of No. 227 l.
State street, over 1.-TWO Eds Saloon,
said she did not know J. 1. Moore
Said r G. Morris might have stoppe'
at that address on January I, an
said concerning a number OF name
submitted that the men might Q
might not have stopped at THAI al
dress.
Morning Session.
Tom Childs was the first Wltnes
II of the morning. Admitted that a
signed the petition and said is ne
gro.
Mrs. C. P. Barnes Of NO. 3OS Eas
Second avenue, who conducts
boarding house, said she slgned u
/ petition !; and asked others to 30 SO
i Said two men who gave her house 2
/ their address had gone before Christ
mas, but we're to return later.
Mrs. G. Dickens, Mrs. c. H
Cozart, Mrs. Robert Rue and Mrs.
Lucy Macky were other Witnesss
y called, and were asked about person