Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-10


 work on the books of the institution, but will not conclude his investigation in time for full report to be made before final adjournment of the Gen. eral Assembly. It also was said that the committee members were so busy with duties in the respective houses that full time and the time necessary for competent and thorough work on part of individual members was not possible.
 -A petition filed in the Circuit Court at Fort Smith June 1, 1912, against the Morris Packing Company and the Cudahy Packing Company, both of Chicago, to collect on behalf of the State of Arkansas a total of $124,S00 from these corporations on the ground that they violated the state antitrust law, was filed in Circuit Court and was granted. The original petition, it is explained, has been destroyed or lost
 The Agricultural Experiment Sta tfon of the University of Arkansas of Fayetteville has recently published a bulletin on Diversified Farming" The bulletin was prepared with view to supplying practical aid to the farmer who Is trying to diversity. The crops and classes of live stock best adapted in Arkansas are treated in a brief and practical Way
 The City Council of McGehee has under consideration an ordinance au- thorozing the expenditure of $9O,0OG in municipal improvements. part of this will be used to retire the bond ed indebtedness of the water and light district About $40,OOO will be used in purchasing auxiliary machinery and pumps for the plant and the remaining S30,000 will go toward building a sewer system.
 Acting under a writ of seizure is- sued by Chancellor Elliott of Pine Bluff at the request of Prosecuting At torney Parham, Sheriff Williams se12- ed more than 5000 pints of whiskey, eight casks of beer and eight cases Of quarts and other liquor in a store room in the Mickey Holland saloon.
 Joe Whenery of Halltown, Mo, will build 50-barrel four mill at Gass- vile, little town between Mountain Horne and Cotter. Residents of Gass- vile have donated an acre of ground for the site. The large wheat crop to locate in Gassville
 Miss Anna Adams of Big Flat, west of Calico Rock, plans to start within the next few days on an overland trip to San Francisco, where she will at tend the Panama Exposition. It is the plan of Miss Adams to cover the en- tire distance on horseback trusting to her sturdy little pony to carry her
 J. s. Utley of Benton, who has just finished serving four years as prose cutting attorney, will be in the race for attorney general to succeed Judge w.. l.. Moose He is a graduate of Hen drix College Conway, the law depart ment of the University of Arkansas, and is one of the best known young
 Holding that the statewide prohibi- tion law had repealed the Going act. under which Dave Berlin and James jury, Judge A. B. Grace of Pine Bluff continued the cases set for trial. They probably will be dismissed.
 Frank E. Clinton, former mayor Of Dardanelle, and candidate in the last Democratic primary for secretary of state against Earl Hodges, was brought to Little Rock from San An tonic, Texas, to face eight charges of securing money on false pretenses.
 Two men unmasked, but wearing false boards, escaped with S995.69 from the Bank of Gilman at Gilman, 13 miles north of DeQueen.
 The Vanter system of the Redpatn Clautauqua will obtain at Walnut Ridge again this year The opening date will be June IF.
 The February population" report Of the Arkansas penitentiary, which ,rriIl I,o 6Iod mill, IT.