The Pulaskian., 1915-07-23
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.

way when was receive ARKANSAS IN RRTEE claimed the
 contract be- Harrisburg bought S35,125 worth of th - four last year and the Harrisburg Post ata + ,f11 says 2,000 acres of wheat will furnish - @ this amount of flour. Farmers in the toro = vicinity of Harrisburg raised wheat n,iu + ~ for the first time this year. but only aeainst +ho planted about 50 acres. They har- 1so or f vested 10000 bushels. tb ontoo , The Cotter Record says every well At A ioi sunk to depth or l0O feet in the Roads Com vicinity of Cotter reaches zinc mittee ann shines and that at the bluff near the Mems Club 5 railway bridge at Cotter there is an terest in outcrop or zinc ore gulf highws
 mass meet Demar Palmer 17-yearod son of the propose MT. and Mrs. Palmer, whose heroic ef- ington Cou , forts to the life of Archie Hos house at mer, son of J. P. Hosmer editor of give impetl l the Kensett Echo, nearly cost his life
 is slowly recovering. H E. Gu dow Glass A carrier pigeon bearing silver La, has be ring inscribed "U-7148" on one of it's looking ait legs made ifs annearanca a+ Mr. of this par freesboro few days aeo and snen+ ing the feas several days about the residence of d large sea Murfreesboro family
 The farm Burton Bunch, who has been editor " | of the North Arkansas Herald at Har- rison for the past six months, has . M ~ ~. severed his connection with this paper ne. ne " H and will devote his time in the future - l Q =, @ . to the mining business. ~ M
 Attorney The last indictments remaining in will write the United States Court at Fort and try to r smith in connection with the Prairie Miles, the Creek coal mine difficulties have been an aged co nolle pressed by the government ters of Spr
 few weeks a vandals entered the roller mill at
 N Salem under of darkness and It cost using knife, destroyed much beting. census of They left note saying that the next number of trouble would be fire IS and 45
 s2 street t; The Lafayette County Democrat gagged in tf says the City Council of Stamps is
 discussing plan to require $1O0O Ore chin |, bond from jitneys in Stamps +ha North
 shipments Twenty cars of cantaloupes have division ar been shipped from Blevins during the kansas will present season It is estimated 50
 cars will be shipped rho osi,
 ceived ls Residents of Clarksvie and John. General w :, son County in mass meeting at the tant geners courthouse agreed to seek subscrip-
 tions to pay the salary of county The Will demonstration agent. ly at Willif | in Sharp Within the last week no less than Iication. f half dozen mining claims have been
 a laid in Stone County and the work of Charles development has already started on shipping st three claims market
 An entirely new gas field was County brought in at Qunton. Pittsburg Cour- ignated the ty, Okla, 55 miles west of Fort Smith, tan State when the Quinton Oil and Gas Com Bank of Ha pany struck flow it's leases three. Mansfield a | quarters of mile west of Quinton of the Gret The we'll has a capacity of 4,0O0 OO0
 , 1 cubic feet daily. The we'll was drilled While ths to depth of 45O0 feet Brown of
 in room, John Judge, Bud Latham, John Hub- bed and W, bard and William Shay of Clarksville ears and were held to the Grand Jury on the mother charges of night riding. cries.