Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-03-02

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 &I' N.u remarked t6 if th@'e - -.,. >ea a- general Violation of ta l..L Il .p,er.G 10 him the resolution u.- oo uf, Q, otGer
 Ftr- .N-.A a=a- -p4he, EeitpranS his }.G enforcement lir signed Che z.G4stGg pitiog. hg seia. but the leg '.'4Ue p-+s"i he prohj"fioa law, .ur5 t.. Hu.j Ae en.2reed. ilC ..-a -t4il8 L. council is within is Isbfz m r 1,rtius ho police to en- .oe.a l. 'Ha. ara .L aurN instructions eas., Hu- Il e.lniHuu~i., iu his opm-
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 Mayer U},ar iaz.e.cd laaf two of .!a .. uh.4a Nprs no, qualified, dN.i .r.E. a1ru1e app aisd from th}t e@85-s. GH1 f3aFae5 j@nl Wool,
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 eH4 Jana, sir. Gcl4uan stated iEat nay q fs- days H&4 Ae h4d 9ccl- a5.4 55 i-el. =ao the matter, and he .s i satisfied 6r. Sursn'Is and Mn N.l a#e Gen uuaiiaed, dcspiie the faes l,i4t jhey have moved.
 Nr SntTtla gheD st ted hat he N"S i e51s tHa mayor would admit h" had .a}laa inc HrcJ8 position tn that QH"s- liea As to tha resolutions of ,E- snaeIjais. Alderman &crretIs eXpresS- lct tsa opinion that the chief Of pgli1N sHuGfJ le Instructed, aAd instfueta ea Ela.HlE and eHpbaitcally that he 4e 90t tai 10 understand tb~ full f4 aars5 ef tGe instructions. 'T6ege a& .e a1HUlion te reflect on any oH"5 |, said
 Alderman Sorr&ij8 mentioned in ei- lz4tal5 that tHa recent pE,mary cleo =en dG aGl voice the wish of the people on tbe prohibition question. i 'H #as Asi a case of you being iho moro popular man Mr. Mayor,
 lie spoke at somo 3oaG5a, saying a5 saCa o i1aa wants the blind tiger on baoaesg4r, ua mo>t certainly, III Es opinion, tae open saloon W&8 bet ter tba0 taa h'nd tiger
 Nay0r #Hloom maintain 'hal lis HHlmH. "6Ut Q order, stil! steed aa rhe sroJ#d taat if the officers ar4 net ,ffofc.na 99y law, iaa couaei .au a:aeh ,faa t6afa. Saict orders
 aaus the bind ,ia $ and bootIaS- $ gers had been issGed DV him, he saia aad he Tad enough confidence il tAa police 10 believe they were being carried out.#
 The records Will show said Mf. : Haueu. "that since 'aa First of 1ne i year the Pine Bluff police have ar- rested most of tAe boctlesgers jail l in the entire county.
 ] Fnald Saa'e 190 polioeme3 f tae council said SC, ans9aacad 1be mayor, l. would appoint l00 mcI. l te atd inc police il ridding inc city of every boctiegger, md m keeping the i city clean Of that class.
 Alderman Bahlau stated tha. ", though he is prohibitionist, the resolution did appear to him as g r-- fIaction upon the mayor and the po- lice
 "It is 3 little uafsir,' he said "and