The Monticellonian., 1915-09-09

lsion would be better to make some kind of 10 an agreement rather than to seek to used enforce the law immediately under er of threat Of prosecution and to avoid liti- lang- gation in the courts as much as pos egis- sible. We are well pleased with the ased agreement"
 ease
 fund "Sbon1d Arlyansas ba ca11ed unon to The furnish her ouota of troons for the 4 30. Jrrited Ctotos tho nrosent State ni1i this fla wonld ba an axcalIont nucleus" ants cave Itou+ ovtra,oo of the Ninth Sep Infantry who had cbarga of tbe joint
 camp of instruction and target prac
 tice at Fort Logan H. Roots during the
 last sixty days. Lieutenant Lawrence 5. was ordered to Fort Roots from Lare- - do, Tex, where his regiment is sta peti- 'lohea' to instruct the Afhahsae iiiit asl5. tiamen during their annual encamp- o,;r ment.
 rack City Lave fiedihe' "hite' anu Massie nsas io" isehu' e''' 'ente"eeu 'o Ni road anu hfe seais s' iespee'i'eis, III son' efore nee..oh It'll eiie iiiuioei o' oi,ei Ill D. were D' h"uiuih aoi ins d ie'iu eh oooeies the gers and gamblers on Island 37 in
 
 Oc- piousht 'o ehe pehitehtialy. Wieh
 four other prisoners they were
 brought here by Sheriff J. T. Collins ., and Deputy Sheriff Blackweod. last puc uy ea.;.z.. ..o.. ,..,.,.e par eor ,nd h. IT v,hi+ ,; ,, that Ill, .,,e I...s, o.z.s LII. uilty too1.h ot,u,,o, f.,s, NJ, lt. d to ou;o,,e e,, .,,,oa, af .;ooa..a .. M. "don. ,,., l,o,, tee, ra,.o.s +
 while sanitary conditions at Cotton Ar Plant Daggett and Cow Mound are all better than anticipated rieb-
 Fris- A petition from the Memphis Dal card las and Gulf Railroad asking that q Sep case filed against it in Garland conn. from " by the commission for violation og Me an order, was dismissed. The order s1on provided that the road establish phy,
 sical connection with other roads en- stant tering Hot Springs. con-
 Miss Arkansas people were delighted d in with the books, Arkansas and Her lock. Resources when they received them clerk at the exposition in San Francisco, No said Dinner Burnsides, formerly seere- Gov tary to Gov. George w. Hays. MT.
 Burnsides was accompanied home by
 his wife They were married at San cent Francisco several weeks ago. Mrs. @ of Burnsides is daughter of J. c. Clary, is commissioner of labor. for
 on State Bank Commissioner, John M de Davis and Deputy Commissioner J. cent D. Covey left for Bentonville to ap
 pear in the Benton County Chaneery
 Court in connection with the hearing
 of cases resulting from the closing of ,nfoi+ the Bank of Rogers. A report on the ;tt1s banks affairs will be filed with the osa, court by l.. H. McGill, special deputy .a bank commissioner.
 1879
 heavy damage to the Iron Mountain
 system in the last month and made it
 impossible for officials of the road to sseo attend the meeting of the Arkansas 'iisii, Railroad Commission, the commission m announced all cases against the road 'ati- will be continued 30 days. r pe-
 o' ' III The annual camp of instruction for the Arkansas National Guard, held at
 Fort Logan H. Roots, has closed. The tund six battalions of the guard, approXI- the mately HOO officers and men, each from spent 10 days in drilling and rife ures shooting. Officers say the school was erln- one of the most successful ever held.
 Governor Hays pardoned J. H. Gun tax nngham, sentenced In February to sal serve three years in the penitentiary e of for receiving deposits at the Rank of d In Midland after he knew the institution ance was insolvent. Cunningham was
 cashier of the bank, which failed
 about one year ago. ;sion
 ainst Fred Forrest, a white convict from over Drew county serving a 10-year sen. oun.- tence for grand larceny, escaped from
 the penitentiary walls. lmie w A McMulln was arrested by Au- Constable George s. Scott o, charges and of false pretenses and for the alleged sen violation of the bank overdraft law It two is alleged that he issued q check for 'sing sS without having funds in the bank
 Dr. H. J. Green, a prominent den per tist of Paragould received notice from com Governor Hays advising him of his ap-
 C. pointment as a member Of the state 1 390 board of dental examiners. The ap- S38,- pointment was recommended by the
 state dental association.