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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

An appropriation of S7,500 from 1he general revenue fund to deiray the cost of assisting United States engF neers in making surveys of possible sites in Arkansas for government nitrate plant is sought in bill intro auced by Representative Andrew l. Rowland of Hot Spring county.
 The bill is intended primarily 10 Droyido for a survey of a site at Ce- dar Glades on the Upper Ouachita' near Hot Springs. A survey of this site Wns made several years ago by government engineers and a very ia vorable report was made on the wa Ter power possibilities.
 Congress in 1916 passed an appro- prfatfon of &20.000.06O 10 provide for the establishment of one or more nj trato plants, tho product to be used for gar purposes when necessary ahi for agricultural purposes at other times.
 The bill Was signed by Representa- f.vez Rowland of Hot Spring county, Riggs of Garland county, Moore CT rndependence county and Owens Of Ouachifa.
 The governor is 10 direct the use of the fund
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
To Amend Text Book 5d

Fear that the tex book law ap- proved last week tAct No. 1i2) would he held unconstitutional caused S"n- ator Caldwell 10 introduce a bill amending the act and providing that the appropriation for the expenses of the Textbook Commission and for advertising for bids on textbooks be taken from the institute and library fund instead of the common school fund. The Supreme Court, in the state aid case two years ago, held that money from the common school fund could not be appropriated by he Legislature for any purpose ex- cont .i4he disric maintenance of the papIoap seM T 'uoqoW co
 The special committee appointed to consider the ,Io Johnson highway bill for a road from Fort Smith To Mem phis, was in session for four hours were unanimous in approving the pro ject offering few suggestions as tO details. The membership Q, the com mIttee comprises about one-quarter of the membership of the general as. sem5ly \ sub committees Vas ap- pointed consisting of Senators Yam and Burgess and Representatives Ross Mathis. !. [ TraNiek and Lee cazort 10 mako careful examina. Lion af the bill for defects
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Appoint Highway Committee.

Speaker Gazort announced the fol lowing committee te consider the bill introduced by Jo Johnson for the es. fablishmoHt of the Fort SmithLittle Rock Memphis Highway District: Johnson, Held. Osborne creekmoro, Fry Garter, Henry, Cazot. Bell, Shinn, Atkinson. Koonce, Hardy. Alexander. Bland, Brooks Leigh, Tfawiek, IIol loway Waggoner Davis of Monroe, NerAeet Harris and Harrison. With the exception of MT Harris. tbese representatives are from the counties through which the proposed highway will run. The members from he Senate are Senators King. Hester Burgess, Ruff Adamson. Jones, Sims Slaughter and Yam
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
CHARGES AGAINST 69 FARWEH5 OF GREENWOOD DISTRICT CON
 TlNUED UNTIL JuLY. TERM.
DEFENDANTS HOLD MEETING
Judae Little in Granting Continuance, lntimated Their Altitude Toward Cattle Dipping Will Largely Deter
 mine Outcome of Prosecutions.
Greenwood


 Charges against So farmers of the Greenwood district, for failure to dip thcr cattle. were continued to the regular July term of circuit court on motion of the defendants al an ad- iournment term of court in Green wood.
 Judge Paul Little, in granting the continuance, urged the farmers to re turn to their homes and obey the law he intimated that their attitude to- ward the cattle-dippng statute be tween now and July. when the cases will come up, will largely determine the outcome of prosecutions.
 Just before court convened, the de fendants held a mass meeting in the court room with their attorneys. T. 5. Pryor. of Fort Smith represented o4 Dayton township defendants, and the others were represented by John Ii Holland, of Fort Smith and John Goolsbv and A. NJ Dobbs, of Greea. wood. Addressing the farmers the ] lawyers advised their clients to obey the law. since it had been declared constitutional by the Supreme Court and also on account of the fact that the legislature had recently passee l the statewide dipping act. There upon the defendants unanimously yot cd to ask for a continuance. This was agreed 10 by the prosecuting at tornev
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
SUNDAY BASEBALL
 KILLED IN HOUSE
DEFEATED BY VOTE OF 28 TO 5z DESPITE FACT IT HAD BEEN
 SIGNED BY 30 MEMBERS,
JOsEPHS SPEAKS FOR BILL
Declares Whenever Right of Petition et Franchise Is Denied Any Unit ot Our Government the Spirit of
 Democracy Is Violated.
Little Rock

Little Rock The most interesting contest was over the Davies hlu to permit cities of more than 10000 population 10 vote on the question of sunday base ball The bill was defeated by q vote If 2s to 51 despite the fact that Il had been signed by 30 members.
 The previous question was ordered when the bill was called up, and only half an hour devoted to the discus sion. MT Burnett of Polk and MT poylo led the opposition
 Mr. Doyle argued that the legisla- lure might as we'll permit saloons or horso-racing in thc cities, and that the bal should bc voted down if the state is 10 b. cleaned mp morally. Mir Johnson presented petition signed by % citizens of Greenwood protest inc against the passage of the bill.
 Speeches for the bill were made by Representative Josephs of Miller Emerson of Van Buren. Trawick ot PulasA and Norfeet of St Francis who declared that whenever the righi Of petition or of franchise k denied any unit of our government the spir it of Jcftersonian Democracy la vlo lated
 Did you violate the spirit of Jef fersonian Democracy when you votea for the bone dry bH?9 asked MT Csaig of Greene.
 T think did. my friend replied MT Norfleet. hut fl was done under prcssure.e which was greeted witt laughter
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Fight Over Appropriation.

There was stormy session If tha htpse in GommitHee=ot tho WHoIe for the con iteration If he Doyle bIn tor taa appropriation of $toe. Sf0 as Che sta'e.s <astc of thc maintenance ot ihe aeregltHfa' extension division upder fHr provisions of the Smth. lsser act If Congress Mr. Johnson ef Sebastian. oHa olf6a hlaHaest=ana aaae eHoar=m9ere1 rCprnssataHlas. Hsed tHe sfz.t=sa strenaou4l5= m au etfer. tH maintain order that b. Afa>e "a a"e-a l#Hs~ stab of Bates rt.'' ararif" aa.fHo -seakers stand
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Flaht Cotton Gin Bill

Nr Norfcet called up his bin to prohibit cotton oil mills from owning or operating cotton gins He said Chat the bill is in the interest of the farmer, who by present conditions Ia deprived of the proper market for his products Tho bill is copy of he laWs of lhe states of Mississippi and leNa-, and it has been endorsed by the AftHHsas Farmers Union. He sa'd-tha jf fs aimed al the oil trust. which te charged Uah being ae mosf accomplished and most iasenuiou4 Of e.l eombHaHea, in America, judging fro@ faet5 t4at had come under h.s Ghrta 5oa
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Jaundiccd Atmosphere

Nasu Secretary puuieI- ~'tid ot q dinner in Washington
 "Our friends yieN~ age jaWdlced l. he aware that the navy ls shooting better than il ever didz
 "Our friend lfles in aa atmosphere ns iauudfcod a~ tHlt wherein the SeHeelmasleF eaId
 "A synonym far effieHds please. Money. lhe mHil aHs"ere1
 Quffe rgn. sa.d fHe school. master"
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Home For Feeble-Ninded.

Air toseph- secured tha passage of @- bHL introduced January II. for tae establishment or an institution Ter t5e care ot tho Predetermined. The appropriation oriFinally carried by the bin bad been stricken ont, and ,t has been provided that the proposed institution Will receive 25 per cent of fhe funds deryed from the sale Of state lands west of the Deaf Mute In. stitate= | ts estimated that tAjs will be sufficient 10 make a beginning on the institution.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Sorry He Didn't.

Jim Wells puid visit to old Lawyer CdlHeaood one morning and told him he wanted to gat divorce from his wife
 "Oh, nonsense. Jim se said 1he l0N. yer. gazing at the rnrugrd young man you doH't want II divorce from Nancy Why. fl nus ealy aheat two month, ual you told me you We're so much ii love Nith hcr you could nat her
 "WeH. gol dcrn fl '1 said Jim. terribly iB earnest. el wish hua et her. .'-7-
 rsad-- ad--HIemsaaa
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Han1e -RLll Goes To Senate

The general fish and game bal. pas ed last week by the house. was saved from another contest whon Mr. Harris of Madison said he had been Yin hot water ever since ho had given notice that he would move to reconsider the motion by which tho hal had pa-sed and he wished to withdraw ht7 notice and ask that the bin he immediately tranmiued- the senate. which was done.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET.

A wei known actress gttez th. follow lnE recipe fer ErH hb'r. To hl.f pint of water add l oz- Bay Rum. t slua#t box or harho Compound. and |. az of glyreftne Any druggist can put tHls= uP.ef ,ea ran mix it at home at very uItls coSt Full directions for making and Use come In each hoN of Barbo Cemquaua It wl1l EraipaIiy d3rlseu strrt.ef fa4eI rray 3ir' Hsd maAe 'sea 3aH rlaSsy h will hot cesor the seaiF #s rHt sticky CT Greasy. and does u.t rgb eff atr
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

The Chickasaw Mining Company of Buffalo has increased it's capital stock to S50,000 in order 10 provide funds equipment he Silver Hollow Min, ing Company has increased it's capital from s10,00O 10 $20,000 The increase is made to improve the milling anl mining capacity
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
elLLs APPROVED BY GOVERNOR

E. No 5a lsmt0 roudns of a constitutional onven 
 @t No i Mooero Providing for borrowing s75aooo place stat on cash basis provide O he
 H No &2 luy and Adasonl appointment of r inheritance tux attorney the collection
 H. E No 2 tNadorl of hstrir as oss Drainage District
 II R No county and for salary for the purposes IF } No tWiltsl To he of and Lawrence
 H. No tBland chmoro C umssiou
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES.

The Prescott City Council has low cred the rate of city water 10 cents per 900 gallons. fixed the rate for electric motors at from three to five cents per kilowatt hour and ordered lights placed in the City park. The Prescott and Northwestern railroad was granted permission 10 build a spur across city property near the power plant.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Tn 1886 the six-year-old daughter of Joseph Mix died al her fathers home near Eureka Springs. Soon afterward the Mix family moved 10 Oklahoma and sent a tombstone 10 Eureka Springs 10 be erected over the grave of the little girl For some cause the stone was never erected, but stood for many years against an oak tree on the farm on which Mr Mix had lived. The exact spot where the body was buried has been lost sight of A few days ago Nr. Mix, who recently returned 10 Eureka Springs, learned for the first time that the stone had never been erected.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Truck growers associations have been organized at nine towns along the line of the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf railroad and the combined acre age of these associations will be about 1.200 acres for eantaloupes and poo acres for watermeIons. More than 100 acres will he sown in radishes and a large number will be used m growing cabbages and tomatoes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Erwin Wickersham, formerly of Melville, made s9,325 from % acres of farm land in the Tictan project in Washington last year. His outlay for ground rent was $7O. The 20 acres produced two cars of onions. which were sold for sf,50o, three cars of onions. which were sold for s5,055, 50 tons of potatoes, worth $50 a ton. and I5 tons of rutabagas, worth SIS per ton
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
TAT TESS MFAAIT

=. I7lNFI0Os J1 T0lTTN. Tn pT0eo 0i meat try Skinner's Macaroni and Spa ghetti the most delicious If all food and the richest in uutriment. They ean he prepared In fl hundred appctiz, ing WaEs at small eoSt. Write Skin. her Nltg Co., Omaha. Nyb.. for beauu- ful Cook Boek. Us free. tdv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Much interest is developing at Texarkana in the state constitutional convention recently ordered by act of the Legislature. and it is very probable there will be large number of candidates who will seek the honor of representing Miller county in writ. ing the states now organic law.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
MaLe .Lchhx.stso- -Renlste--

Among Ahe mea-HrrS introduced Ma aue# es. SenHor= Groafhouse. rs. Hlrrs tHs rass1fttfon in the office af =tAa ~ee#e.aN ot state of att lob 9rts's" Tac hiu would require all attorneys, officers of corporation. or any persons al ho Legislature 70 work for or aeaInst any measure 10 file ta@r names and the agencies faey represent in Inc office of tho saefr.ary -7f srafe 1-js similar ts thc Missouri lobbying law
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

The Supreme Court awarded the State of Arkansas judgment for S39,, 4fo against the Union Sand & Ma torial Company, in which the court held that sand and gravel lying in the bed of the Mississippi River between the center of the stream and the Ar kansas shore is subject 10 jurisdiction of the state
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
OucstLon WIth Two Sides

Bacon II yag Vat a live lon- Rrpp acUNt.
 E2Eerf dan't# kHaa aaaH tNH lakv the tnads. for jU~aHag. they only live abeH HlfreH 1,are and they arc always on tto inmp
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
.sseR
os8F fiHd aq} LoT lHnq o4 ton of deDts rom personai assess.

ments Was defeated, af}er half an hours debate, having received only lo votes. those of Representatives Ash. Bell Clack Collier. Copeland of Howard, MeGin MosIey Rankin. Wil. Hams and Wilson Mir C)ack. who sc- cured the passase If the samo bin in Dol, when it was killed by thc Sen. ate led thc fight for it and earnestly pleaded for ifs passage for the sake If the poor man. Nr Gentry argued oC1ast .t and said that the man wlo owns fsoa worth of property and owes $500 would not pay ceut eff taxes and 1at would reach about 90 per cent ot The members of this LeeT1aa ture he added II admit that d5 not understand what ths biH means and l douht if there Is man on tbi. floor who can give an intelligent cN p!auuiou of jt"
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

&7i Thomas A Rhoad+. medical corps, [. s. A. has been detailed "a delyor course of lectures on nIi- any medicine and camp sanitation q. IIf.e Rock IIe la been ordered ia proceed 70 Little Rock
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Reclaim Land Valued at Three MiIIio

Since commencing operations, the Toronto harbor commission has re claimed 300 acres of land in eonaec- tion with their part of the work of the harbol. from development scheme. Tak- ing the value of the new land at Sl0- GOO an acre. the harbof board has created an additional asset of S3.eoo- 0Go.-Toronto Globe.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Plss Mother.s PensLon Bln.

Aie6oasa#s eoaaHez had been cx. eHH' d from tho provisions ot tar htll the advocates of the mothers pension l31 are erratly pleased over it. pessage They believe that this toe5oa.ae 0tH demonstrate the ns acs ef =ue5 1a4. and thaf it VII hreene staroaatde #n ngHme
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Would B. Dangerous

ltssH Aalaetag Sass #rIf~ T sy-ss nlG .4 .u-is af so#f s#eaH=.
 reta ll ] u=ra. ~ HH-H af iha HraH~ =Hs #I5r Fi=HeH.@ f5 HraHH'Y g#t a H'att tnfu4u a...s. le.d
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

n~ Rav Eellv. veterinary =lperv's. or of tho federal government. ha como to Helena for tHe purpose of ofadi"atine The cattle=tck and ssserts thai within year hr hopes 10 have he quarantine lifted
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
DON'T GAMBLE

that yeur hearts all ri-ht. Make
 sure Take "Rcueyine heart and nerve tonic. Price 50e and $t00.-Ady.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

send loc 10 pr. Pierce. Inyllids' Hotel, Fpt glo. for large tral package of ABuric for kidneys heeklahe Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
In1portantfo ASotneya
She Emphasized the "you"
Whenever You Need General Tonic
 Take Groves

The OI8 NtanI1rl CU1.e1s T4eIcIess ohdl Ionie is equally valuable as a Gen- erai Tonic because 1t contains the well known tome properties o5 0ttNINE and IRON t acts an the Liver. Drives out Malaria, Enuches the Blood and Ruilds up the WbaIe system 50 cents
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Judge L. E. Cheek, who has operat cd dairy near Pine Bluff for years. has sold 59 head of cattle for 8 295 10 Henry Rutstein and Joe Gotieb. Because his duties as county judge require all his time. Judge Cheek de. cided 10 sell his dairy
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Wa He

SLe laI.He lGa H=a e.a ms proposed E. fat tH#~ ttau=a1
 IF or. ln.. ..sH 5f..ras,
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

'-- VI .~drix College 'HGM 0u- .0nPaIalrswithout exarni nation, permanent licenses to teach in the public schools of Texas. ae eording to a resolution just adopted by the Texas State Board of Exami ncrs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

tacio" #haGe Thompson. ared 95. wAo ligos at eoHaa EaFroas. Marion county Was in Melville recently Hfs health and oyesighr have been good until recently, when his cyasieht be gan to rail
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Spartan Women Suffered Untold Tortlrss but who wants to be a Spartan! Take "Femenina" for all female disorders Price 5Oe and $1.O0.-Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

A car shortage has forced the Rear few days. ' 'Vt q
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

An umbrella does T lot of good. but 1t has to he put up to 1t.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Honesty is the best policy all your npighhOrS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
HIS IS HE AGE or VOLTA

Y7a WI laos tou vaae5 yasaEer IT YOU datken yoar ugly grady. gr5v h4rs by using 'La Creole Hair Dressing =Adv
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

3a'7fad bones found on a Howari county arm belonging 10 Wflliao S1aesr of NasWliJe and sent to the a.al .@'ntan Institution have boen al,h'.ite5 as of tho skeleton O, t largo piosiosaus.aH reptile. The p' #a7'ao40fs acre large marine ani. a4's 9l.a four paddles and jaws pro. , k5aea ="ii' =Famerous sharply pointed
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01
Defined.

"Arpn't the fashions this season less extreme?'
 "Oh. extremely less"
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

R | Davenport has bought a hal, interest ia tho Eureka Springs Times
 Echo and will hereafter be a partner win $ 4 DieM in fhe pubncatio, Of the paper and in tho papers ioh hop
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Doubflc>~ the oHgual board of edu- cation was the blackboard.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

French aNatIH e<H.r> hate per feeted ? teu.cEsnI.a Aa.as r#t pfo- .luees leOher~c puaNer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

The Church Board of the Firs. Methodist Church at Batesylle is planning 10 purchase a residence for tho Rev B l. Milford, presiding el der of this district.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Charlie Neymoyer, an cmploye of the Ozen.Graysonia Lumber Company of Grayson had bolh feet crushed when ho fell under wagon on which he was riding.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

When the schoolhousc at Burdettc. Mississippi county. burned recently. q goat used in limitations by q lodge which occupied the upper floor of the schoolhouse. was burned 10 death.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Farmers of Knobel wHl a5yeisFf fl, this year Besides corn and cot,on wheat and vegetables will be raised
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

At#2 meeting Of lie business mon and farmers of FuHan and surround. ing territory. inc Fulton Truck Grow. rrs \ soeiatIon Mas oreantzod win F charter mrmher4
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Students of the Mountain Home College arc rehearsing I play eIefs All Get Married which MI be r.van in the college chapel soon
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Iaara- J Preston and his Vifo n, Hubbard died recently Mr. Preston a.ad a. $ o'clock in tae evening. and #.s aIfe died oieat dom later
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

+ 5s believed If Rogers that gold mining neld will be opened ID near here. Hundreds of leases are beng taken and miners from other statas are coming in
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

When tho echoolhousc at Burdettc Mississippi county. burned recently. d goat used in limitations by q lodge which occupied the upper floor of the schoolhouse. was burned to death.
 The Church Board of the Firs. Methodist Church at Batesyille is planning 10 purchase a residence for tho Eey B l. Milford, presiding el- der of this district
 Charlie Neymeyer, an cmploye of the .Graysonia Lumber Company of Grayson had bolh feet crushed when ho fell under a wagon on which he was riding,
 T. ts believed at Rogers that gold mining neld will be opcnoa ID near here Hundreds of leases are beEa, taken and miners from other states are coming in,
 The planning mill of Inc L. q KHlt- land Lumber Company of Taxarbana burned, with a total loss of between s6,000 and $l0.o0Q There was no h. suranco.
 The Polk County Fox and Wolf Hunters Association will have big hunt next Thursday The hunters uin gather at old Potter at "early candle light"
 Much land in Benton county has been leascd by oil mcn who WiH pros. peet fer oil and gas tbere. The sink. ing of test wells Will boSm soon.
 Farmers iu the vicinity of Hamlet e'ght miles east of Cenwav Na,, raised Slo75o 10 be used in insf5Hnr q dippfus Yat.
 X z.hauher ot- Commerce has bea7 organized at Lake Village.
 D Davidson. negro. was tfH-4 ,. the Joneshara brick plart ahso so fell from #saal#oa which aa was ra. pairing a pulley. He suffered d fraa. tqred sEn.! md broken neck
 students of the Mountain Home College arc rehearsing q play aIer5 All Get Married, which MI be gwen in the college chapel soon.
 Farmers of Knobol Will diversity
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

The planning mill of tLe [. q. KilIt- land Lumber Company of Texarbana burned, with total loss of between $S,0o0 and $l0.QoQ There was no h. suranco
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

p Davidson. anezro was kflla4 at tho Joneshara brick plart ehso so fell from ~aaf# oa which ha was ra. pairing pulley He suffered a frac. tured sku.l md a broken mock
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

The Polk County Fox and Wolf Hunters Association will have a big hunt next Thursday The hunters uin gather at old Potter at early candle light
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

\ Chamber ot= Commerce has baan organized at Lake Village.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-01

Much land in Benton county has been leascd by oil mcn who WilJ pros. peet fer oil and gas tbere. The sink. ing of test wells Will bcSm soon
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-07-20
Companies Will Hold
Counties Liable
HAVENOTIFIEO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ask Protection For Their Property From Members
Of. WV.

of disastrous fires. The organi-
zation above referred to and it's
members have openly and re-
peatedly asserted that they will
burn the logs in the woods and
burn the forests of this company
and other timber holders in your
county before they will permit
logging operations to continue.
MANY individuals belonging to
the organization are camped in
the open in the timbered country
and their very presence is a fire
menace. They are engaged in
no business except to interfere
with the industry and to interfere
with logging by this company and
others who are engaged in the
logging business.
I'VE have done what we could
in a lawful manner to continue
our operations and to protect our
employees. We are now helpless
and place the responsibility for
the protection of our property
and the protection Of our employ
es in this county upon the board
of county commissioners and up
on the officers of the county"