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"'VOLUME V. NEWPORT. ARKANSAS. THURSDAY, APRIL 26. {906. _ NUMBER 3*0.
TO KEEP ON THE LfD.
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Hoi Springs Prosecutor Begins Injunction
* Proceedings. Against Illinois Guo
Pool Rooms.
Hot Springs, April 25,—Pros
ecuting Attorney Scoggins yes
terday afternoon filed an injunc
tion suit against the Illinois pool
r#om in Chancery Court. The
prosecuting attorney asks for a
perpetual injunction.
The suit.,is. styled the State of
Arkansas vs. ’Matt Hormbrook,
Free. Bronson, Eugene Lamral,
Frank Lewis, “Mac” McLaugh
lin, Jim Hayless, Mr. Gnmerj
and Mr. Chamberlain.
i/\ Hornibrook is alleged in the!
( / petition to be the \ roprietor and j
J" the others employe
It is alleged that the Illinois!
■v ‘ Club pool room did, on the after-'
i' /noon of April 21, remain open)
| "■ and offer facilities for the public
. ■ _ G* to bet on horse racing, and that
V its operation is a .common nui
Gm- sance, derogatory to the public
morals. B is alleged that the
pub1’ .vas enticed and allured
into the place, there to bet on
horse races, and that boys of
rentier years weit; -
bet and gamble on horse racing,.
and thus made unfit for the i
higher responsibilities of citizen
ship.
Therefore the petitioner prays
that a perpetual injunction be
granted restraining the pool
room from operating, and that
all costs in the case be assessed
' againsc the defendants.
Recent Reddings.
GALLO WAY-JONES.
At the home of A. Iv. Jones in:
Newport in the presence of
about 75 assembled friends and
relatives. Mr. William Galloway,
and Miss Maggie Jones were
* happily united in marriage by j
Esquire Guy Smith Wednesday;
evening.
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SANDERS-DANIELS.
Mr. Elby Sanders, who hails j
from Louisiana, Pike county,
Missouri, was on Tuesday united
in wedlock to Miss Bertie Dan
iels of this city. The officiating
ma'N't rate was Justice Guy
Smith.
Wolff Goldman are having j
a great silk and dress goods j
sale this week. 07 £6t
HUNTED MAN SHOT OEEICERS.
Wit; Cullom Shot and Killed One Deputy
and Wounded Another in
Conway County.
Litttle Rock, April 25—Will
Cullom is alleged to have shot
and killed Dr. Dixon, near Eg
lantine Tuesday night, and
wounded a man named Frazier.
Dixon and Frazier, deputy
sheriffs, had gone to Cullom’s
home to effect his arrest for
misdemeanor. The latter came
out of his house, it is said, and
opened fire on the officers with a
Winchester, with the results men
tioned. Cullom then escaped.
Eglantine is fifty miles from
kittle Rock, on the border of
the county of Conway.
Marriage Licenses.
Barney Yandle and Annie Hil
ton, both colored, of Newport.
George Westmoreland and EI
nora White, both colored, of
Newport.
John Gilliam and Sarah Love,
both colored of Newport.
Jessie J. Robins and Louvinia
Terry, both of Tuckerman.
Jeff Roll and and Minnie Morris,
both of Olyphant.
Ford Ray and Pearl A. McLam
both of Newport.
Dow Bench and Elsie L. Griz
zle, b^th 01 Elgin.
J. H. Phillips and Georgia Me
Ewen, both colored of Newport.
Elby Sanders, Louisiana, Mo.
and Bertie Daniels, Newport.
WiUiam Galloway, and Maggie
Jone.^ both of Newport.
Mrs. A. A. Evans and Miss
Mary Johnson were in the city
Thursday, returning home to
Bethesda from a week’s visit to
their mother, Mrs. Rufus John
son at Balch.
New skirts just received.—
Sink, Martin & Co. 10d6
Rea! [state Transfers.
Sprigg Harrison to Wolff-Gold
man Realty Company, 40 acres
12-12-3, $83.35.
John M. Robinson to John H.
Keel 648.96 acres 19, 20, 17-10-3,
$1.00.
Tobe and Maggie Johnson to
Griffin Johnson, 94.9 acres 6-10-2,
$1.00.
TI. G. Shelters and wife to J.
M. Terrel], 40 acres 6-12-2, $1.00.
J. M. Terrell and wife to H.
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E. ’ ~S. President, ALEX BERGER, Secretary-1 mas nvr.
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■ > ntry bank located in a rapidly developing
•'Llion, where there is a good demand for money
t mid 10 per cent is just as sound as the big city
■. and can make more profit on a 5 pei cent
ar than Pittsburg and Cleveland can make on
ent lolla •. A is in a bett sition
* « plain how it makes its money chan the city
IP American Trust Company pays " per cent
•merest on money left for .12 months on amounts
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G. and Mary E. Shelters. -10
acres G-12-2. $1.00.
i . 0. Wagg i and viie to
A. J. Mass< • t al , tract in 22.
23, 15, 16, 21-11-3. $50o.
Griffin and Annie •' >ir:- >n to
Tobe Johns n, 94.9 acres 6-19-2,
$1.00.
State of Arkansas to H. A .
Ishmael, 40 acres 20-11-2, $51.
Harmon Ah Iwlmnel to F. L.
King and D. B. Nelson, 40 acres
20-11-2, $56.
Ed Wilson to W. C. C. Wilson,
lot 5, block 1, Auvergne, $150.
J. U. Ard and wife to ft. L.
Jones, tract 74x273 feet n,;-n-2.
$275.
J. U. Ard and wife to Fannie
B. Jones, tract 214x273 :eet
20-9-2, $600.
Lizzie Arrington to Am. Si ms,
lot S. bloc’: 25, Billingsley - sub
division of Daugherty’s ant! tion,
$650.
L. D. Williamson and wife to
T. J. (iranam, 160 acres 29-13-1,
$4(i0.
George Harris to Data ; Harris,
540 acres 20. 27, 21-10-5, $lo0.
D. H. Harris an 1
W. Cox and wife ana Catherine
Harris t - William Skelt :
acres 21-10-5, $460.
Turner A. Vic it an i owe to
Susannah Green, 10 acres 21-16
5, $13.
Wm. J. Skelton and •••:>. :o
E. A. Clark, 166 a-re- 21-16-5,
$400.
John Avera and wile Mat
thew J. Stephens, -0 acres 21
10-5, $66.50.
Turner C. Simpson to Aaron
McDougal, 40 acres 21-10-5. AM.
Charley Hickerson to A. A.
Simpson, 40 acres 21-10-5, $35. j
Carroll Hickman and wife to1
A. McDougal, 40 acres 21-10-5,:
$50.
E. A. and Elizabeth Clark to;
A. McDougal, 160 acres 21-10-5,
$125.
Carroll Hickman and wife to
A. McDougal, 40 acres 21-10-5, i
$100.
Thomas H. Goad et al. to A.
McDougal, 120 acres 22-10-5,
$150.
M. E. and H. G. Shetters to
Wolff-Goldman Realty Company,
1-6 interest in 40 acres 12-12-3,
$83.35.
Mrs. Louisa Dunahay, guard
ian to Wolff-Goldman Really
Company, 120 acres 5, 6-12-3,
$300.
W. I. Raines and wife to Geo.
Koss, 184 acres 10-14-2, $2300.
W. H. Shawler and wife to
Albert L. Koss, 557.28 acres
3, 4-14-2. $7087.
J. H. Williams and wife to
John Y. Taylor, SO acres 19-10.4,
$1000. ,
James W. Lindley to G. A.
Pilquist, 1.88 acres 5-13-2, $450.
A. Miller and wife to A. G.
Dunahay, 103 acres 2-12-3, $200.
S. C. Crawford and wife to
Barbara K. Miller, SO acres
10-14-2, $500.
F. L. King and D. B. Nelson
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XU VV um-vjruiuniaii ^
pany, 40 acres 20-1-2, $125.
S. E. Grubbs to Wolff-Goldman
Realty Company, 40 acre- 15-4-1,
$100.
C. A. Toler to W. H. Shav.der,
160 acres 4-14-2, $1.00.
S. M. Stuckey to Sedgwick Tie
Co., 40 acres 35-12-1, $200.
St. Louis, I. M. & S. Ry. Co,
to A. M. Karan, 160 acres
24-12-2, $1040.
A. M. Ragan to Sedgwick Tie
Co., 160 acres 86-12-2, $1040.
D. M. Conner to IvlcFadden
and Russell, 40 acres 27-14-2,
$100.
Mrs. F. L. Cathey to Mrs.
Jennie A. Bridger, lots 8 and
bloc . 0, Jacksonpori, $32.
Alcorn Ferguson to Theo. Fer
guson Minor, 1-2 interest in lots
z, 3, 4, 5, block “C,” Chastain’s
addition, Newport, $1.00.
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