The Harrison times., 1915-07-03

will 60 to Monticello TO and the trus-
tees in isolating the children affected
and in stamping out the disease, There
are about 175 children in the orphan
age
81 find that pellagra is increasing
rapidly in many sections of the State
said DR.. Garrison. "In some instances
it has attacked children, while adults
in the same houses have not been
taken sick"
A record breaking windstorm, ac.
companied by rain, during which the
wind reached a velocity of 20 miles
per hour, according to the government
anemometer struck Little Rock send
ing the mercury down from Sc to g.
within 10 minutes, Windows were
broken, signs and awnings were
wrecked and automobiles were skid
ded across the streets by the force OF
the wind negro was killed by n
live wire torn loose by the wind
-Four civil suits have been filed In
the Supreme Court, one Of which IN
wolves $4,000, It is n case in which
the Equitable Surety Company went
the bond Of r. E, Walker, cashier OF
the Bank Of HIazen, Prairie County, for
$4,000, The bank alleged Walker en-.
beazled $4,000 between October, 1913,
and January 1914 The company re-
fused TO pay the forfeit The bank
obtained a Judgment for $4,000, and
The surety company appealed
The Arkansas Railroad Commission
rooeived notice that the Warren and
ouaohita Valley railroad has agreed
10 withdraw its petition for an injunc'
tion against the enforcement of the
Scent passenger rate and win refund
to passengers 2 cents per mile on all
tickets sold since the United StNtoG
Court OF Appeals granted II Temporal
ny permission to charge cents per
mile
Settlements from county assessors
have reduced the outstanding state
warrants TO approximately 100000,
About $4,000 has been paid into the
treasury and less than S5 600 paid out,
Warrants amounting to SlS13l9S
wore received from Mssisslpm
County,
The two companies Of the Arkansas
National Guard which make the best
showing 1T the next federal inspection
will be rewarded with now equipment
according 10 an announcement sent to
all companies In the state from the
Office Of AdiutOnt General Lloyd Eng
land
Secretary OF state HODGES received
the first printed copies OF the Acta of
1915. The volumes contain l,5ij
pogos, rs pages less than the Acts OF
1913. They win be- sent free TO nom
bore Of the legislature and county and
state officials.
For the first time In ton years, ROg.
ers IA free Of typhoid fever according
10 reports made by Rogers physicians
10 nf Garrison, who returned from Il
conference with members Of the Roc.
ers city Council ana officers Of the
Rogers Water Company
Rld6 for repairs on the rooms 0t the
Medical Department Of the uRiyCr
atty destroyed by fire IN APRIL win he
advertised for soon according TO nf
Morgan Smith, dean Of the dopart.
mont
John II Page, commissioner or
mines manufactures and agriculture,
returned from weeks trip 10 the
northeastern part Of the state ana ~.
ports that crop prospects, there are oy,
oellent
I've vacancies on the Hendrix Col.
lego faculty we're 6led by the eNecls
tive committee Of tho board Of rus.
teen NJ Little Rock rounding ont tho
faculty for the next Reaaion
i T. h0nd, supervisor OF rural
schools, received The tatal6s and pre.
MUM list Df the Monroe County
school fair at lrinkley October "A and
TO- This is the thrd annual school
fair that In being held In Monroe
County ana the contests are much
more elaborate this year than ever be.
fore
1he ~ joHopha Hospital Training
Aohoo for Nursea of Hot Hprlng1
filed articles Of incorporation with the
ifeeraiafy OF state