Pocahontas star herald., 1914-03-27
are going ia themselves to play an
uncertainty to the limit.

,ho cold mining ia Yell county, IA
,ho water power thai may be devel-
opea there. II will be possible 10
erect dams across the creeks iunning
through the gold field, aud gener.
ate 10000 horsepower daily 7
which is sufficient 10 operate an
electric line TO Plainyiew or Dau-
vile. and to furnish power to az
many stump mllls as conld be loca'
ted in that section. An electric
line would be the most economical
source oil transportation, but a rail-
road Official has already stated there
is projected line to the Drummond
TIMBER tract, and this may be start
ed on Immediately If the gold
rumors are verified.
Pardons are the bugbear OF every
governor. They are the things
winch cause loss Of sleep on the
part of a governor il be grants them
and cause him gray hairs If he does
not. lie is hauled from pillar to
post, urged by a large aud inhu-
ential list of constituents on one
hand, backed by humanity aud a
Just case, aud on the other by voters
who are opposed to Pardons Of all
kinds, and in all cases-until they
get IN trouble, or have a friend who
breaks over the traces.
Gov. G. w. Hays, having been
a circuit judge for years, knows, tue
case from the ground up. lie was a
justice Of the peace at one time too,
50 has had an opportunity to see
the human nature IN criminal prose-
cutioDs from their inelplency.
Gov. HAYS does not believe in put
ting a high rock wall around the
pardon house, but be does believe
in fixing it so that those who re-
celye them lose all the privileges
which plrdons bestow, # they ever
violate the law again, in any man.
ner. Every pardon issued by Gov.
Hays bears stipulation nullifylng
It il the receiver shall again violate
the law, so that IN that case be has
two, instead Of one sente ce 10
serve.
The state Of Arkansas. is just
sl,52s C6 ahead because DIR. i'll.
Greene Of tie State Hospital f,r
Nervous Diseases, is hog raiser,
and Ia the Two years he has been
in The game. the profit would hare
been more thar double bui for bil
management oi ihe part Of stock
man ln charge last srnns A'l.
..i. was done on 900 ilFcms' 3f
sios7s5
Two scare ago DR. Gcona l
pressed the State Board Of Chaure.
with the los. ihe Institution was
sustaining through the sale OF the
slop from The state hospital, and
advised the purchase OF hogs, and
good ones. The Board accordingly
purchased thirty sows and one
boar, paying for them 1887 s5
Almost immediately cholera attack.
I'd the hogs aud one third Of the
lows succumbed before the serum
with which the herd was innoculal.
ed took effect. The ravages OF the
lisease were checked, and such a
system has since been followed that
he pigs are immune, aud no more
have been lost. Every expense in
keeping the hogs, the slop which
is fed them, with the cost of erect.
ing the buildings and the man who
cares for the stock, amounts to
s4,l2iGs n tso Yeas
The state has derived, through
The sale Of hogs and of pork 20 The
Institutions 1t being charged at the
market price, s2,GlG.l0. Itsullhas
lo4 on hand, with prospects Cor
material increase 10 tbe spring
The hospital possesses two d tbe
.inest Berkshire boas in tbe gorlt,
and they are valued at 5000 oIea.
)ne was parshased for zoo Wlen
. pig
The finest Of The Young b,adare