Jackson Daily News from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 8

1 JACKSON EVENING NEW4! MONDAY, MAY 1, 1905. PAGE LIGHT GEO. F. BAUER ELECTED NOTES OF THE CAPITOLICHANGE AT RAYMOND DECLARES BOND ISSUE TO MEET AT MACON A Lar BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WILL REFUND PRESENT DEBT. STATE CHAPTER OF THE U.

D. CONVENES TOMORROW. NEGRO POSTMASTER RETIRES IN FAVOR OF WHITE MAN. GOVERNOR LEAVES FOR COLUMBUS TO ATTEND MEETING. ACCEPTS THE VICEf RESIDENCY OF THE MERCHANTS BANK.

Kodak Takes Charge When the Institution Is Moved to Its New Building The Trust Feature Will Also Ba George Granberry Has Another Federal Job in Sight, and Earl V. Miller Has Been Named as His Successor in Office. Means a Considerable Saving of Interest For the County Several Contracts For New Bridges and Repairs To Be Awarded. Delegates From the W. D.

Holder Chapter Are Mrs. Bell, Miss Kate Porter and Mrs. Granberry A Special Trip To Columbus. Railroad Commission Will Hear Jackson Depot Complaints on WednesdayGen. S.

D. Lee in City Last Night Other Matters of Interest. making a picture and us ing th daylljrht loading film of sixexposuresforthtrtycents.lt costs but little to keep it going and you can get so many interesting snaps about home. This size film will be developed or twenty-five cents and the prints made three for twenty-fiv cents. Mr.

George F. Raner, one Jack-sons foremost citizens ami lias been (-looted to the vice-pres Tha railroad commission 'held a brief session this afternoon for the punioKfi of disposing of routine correspondence. Commissioners McNair and Bradley were present, No subjects of Importance will ie taken up by the coin mission until Wednesday, EYRICH CD. CO One of the latest official acts of Hon. Edgar S.

Wilson as federal patronage referee for Mississippi was the recommendation of the appointment of Mr. arl V. Miller as postmaster at Raymond, county seat of tha second district of Hinds county, to succeed George C. Granberry, a negro, who tendered his resignation to the department, effective on the 1st of June. The Hinds county board of supervisors convened In regular monthly session at the court house this morning with all members present.

The most important action taken was the adoption of a resolution declaring a bond issue in the sum of $118,000 to be used in refunding an issue now outstanding. The old issue is in the sum of $18,000, bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. The new issue will be floated at four and one-half per A large number of prominent women from the'southern part of the state passed through Jackson this afternoon cn route to (Macon, where the regular annual session of the Mississippi chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will convene tomorrow afternoon. The session promises to attract a very large attendance, and an elaborate (program of entertainment and social diversion will he one of the special features. Tomorrow.

afternoon at which tlm the petitions for a- new union depot in Jackson will be called for hearing. Maj. M. Gilleas, vice ATTENTION! In order to make room for a complete line of Electric Light Chandeliers and other Fxtures, we will clo Be out out CROCKERY and FANCY CHAMBER SETS at first cost. I ou contemplate purchasing ELECTRIC FIXTURES, get our prices before buying.

idency of the Merchants Hank, and will assume charee of the duties of the uffiee when the institution moves into lis solendid new building on the corner of Capitol ami Suite a few weeks hence. This announcement causes much surprise in ImnUins circles, ami the Merchant Hank lias undoubtedly made 'a urn-strike." in the selection of Mr. Haul for this important portion. He is one. of Jackson's fore-most business men.

lmvtng large property and is widely popular anmtic eitiz.ns. It. is further stated president of the Illinois Central, noti Granberry was one of the delegates from Mississippi to the last renuhlican national convention, and cent, and formal notice is given that the delegates 'Will leave on a special train from 'Macon to Columbus to attend tjie dedication of the Temple of Music at. the Industrial Institute and fies the commission that he will be unable to attend tomorrows meeting on account of illness. Governor Vardanian left today for Columbus, where will preside a meeting of the beard of trustees of tiw.

Industrial Institute and College P. BARR PHONE So. College. the same will be sold at the regular June meeting. Of the issue now outstanding $10,000 will be retired from the sinking fund.

The refund will save the county a considerable sum of Interest each year. The board has ignored the recent report of the Hinds county grand jury wherein the body was severely criti stands high in the party councils. It is understood that he is slated for some other federal position, the nature of which has not yet been made known. Although Granberry has been nominally the postmaster at Raymond for three years, he has never actually held the office, the duties being discharged by Miss Ella Harper, a white lady. 1 1 Chat Mr.

I toner's 'position will not he of a nominal character, but. he will he actively enraged in looking after the affairs of the institution, devliiK his time and energy to (ho business. Tuesday, and also atton.i the dedicatory exercises at the new Tom pie of Music. The governor is booked to deliver an address at the dedication. The W.

D. Holder chapter, of this city, will be represented at the state chapter, by Mrs. Helen D. Bell, Miss Kate Porter and 'Mrs. Arthur Cranberry.

It is expected that strong resolutions win be adopted at the convention urging a change in the inscription on the Davis Memorial at Richmond sc Gen. Stephen D. Leo, commander-in-chief of the United Confederate veterans, passed through the city last HOME MISSION WORKERS cised for its action in selling the time of Emile Chrisman, convicted of illicit retailing. During the week contract will be awarded for improvements and repairs on the bridge over Baker's creek near Edwards. A new floor and strengthening of approaches is needed.

Contract will also be award AER YOU READY TO JUMP Into a new Spring Suit? One that is perfect in fit and finish, and as good a the "master tailor" can make It? if so" sc-e our line. Most any man can get suited here. Especially hen they are the kind that are mode correctly in every detail. AL we are showing a new and up to date Itie of Shirt. Underwear, etc, BURNS MACEE.

as to give credit to the fact that Jefferson Davis was a life-long citizen of Mississippi. A resolution of similar import was adopted at a special meeting of the state chapter, held in this city during the month of February, ANNUAL SESSION IN THIS CITY TO A CLOSE. which ineviialdy means a very decided increase of its paU'oiiairo. The important announcement is also made that within the next few days the Merchants Hank will npply for an amen. nt to its charter providing for the rsiablishmon! of a trust m--nr.

The board of directors have had this new enterprise in view for some time, and the trust feature will made one of the principal Inns of with the institution. is needless to extoll the business iimes of a trust feature connected with liMiikinu' institution, for they night en route to Port Gibson, where he delivered a Memorial Bay address. He reports that arrangements are progressing nicely for the general reunion at. -Louisville in dune, and an unusually large-attendance is expected. Gen.

Lee will he in Vickshurg on the. 10th of May to welcome the Ohio troops, who will go into camp ed for a bridge over Chapman's creek, a short distance above Jackson. The briilire across Tallahala creek is re All the Old Officers Re-Elected With But One ExceptionThe Next Annual Gathering at Collins Sessions on Sunday. Groves the day State Senator Presley Leake county is spending Jackson. ported finished and was accepted by the board today.

I for a period of ten days on that date av at the National Military park. lire well known, ami it sufliees to Hint when these important additions to its affairs are made and the bank is moved to its new-six story building it will take rank among the foremost, financial institutions of the country. Attorney General Williams this morning arranged with the federai court for a hearing on Thursday of next, week of the injunction suit brought, bv the -Mobile. JJaJekson DATES ARE CHANGED Kansas City road to restrain the railroad commission from enforcing its order relative to the 'Pontotoc depot. Notice was received by the prison Ixtard of control this morning of the THE FIRE DISTRICT.

Mayor's Answer To Report of Violation of Ordinance. Mayor Wharton today addressed th following letter to President R. E. Kennington of the Jackson board of trade relative to the complaint recently tiled concerning the erection of frame buildings within the fire limits: "Replying to your communication as to frame buildings In fire district, 1 found this ordinance violated in many instances on my induction into office, and have taken active steps to prevent the erection or construction of any more buildings of this class in this district. Officers have per The Woman's Home Mission Society of the Mississippi conference, Methodist church, has finished the work of its annual session and adjourned.

Only one change was made In the staff of officers, Mrs. H. M. Ellis being substituted for Mrs. Drake.

The following were chosen: Mrs. T. B. Holloman, Vicksburg, president. Mrs.

H. M. Ellis, Jackson, vice-president, Mrs. H. C.

McQueen. Meridian, recording secretary. Miss Mary Holloman. Vicksburg, corresponding secretary. Mrs.

11. F. Lewis, Meridian, treasurer. Secretaries for the various districts, sevens in nunib'T. were re-elected to their respective places.

It was decided to hold the next annual meeting at NATURE TAKES A HAND. There will be a reduction in cotton acreage this year. The cotton growers themselves have been working towards this end, but a power greater than the growers themselves has taken a hand in the situation and has decreed that there must not be as much cotton planted this" year as last. Nature has come to the assistance of the cotton farmers and it is now impossible for them to plant as much cotton as they planted last year. Of course theer is going to be a reduction on the part of the farmers themselves, but the reduction forced ou the farmers will be as great as the voluntary reduction.

Colon should bring a good price on next fall and no doubt will. The south is prosperous now to a high degree and "with a good price for cot- MEETINGS WILL 25TH OF MAY. COUNTY MASS BE HELD ON THE LINE OF BEAUTY. Holds a prominent place in this establishment. Jewelry bought here will be found attractive in appearance as well as superior in quality.

It Is this fact which makes this store an Ideal place to purchase your JEWELRY You can rely on getting what will please the eye as well as satisfying the judgment And at prices which your reaso nwiil thoroughly approve. C. A. RICHARDSON COMPANY i Jewelers and Opticians, 41- E. Capital Postponement Made Necessary On Account of Short Notice, and the Fact That Rains Have Retarded Planting of Crops.

escape or tv convict namen taun-ders from the Oakley prison hospital. Saunders is a negro boy about nineteen of ago, and was sent, up from Newton county on July 25th, 1901, to serve a wo-year term for burglary. He is quite black in color, has a gun-sdiot wound on his fane, two lingers his left hand are missing. emptory instructions to enforce this ordinance, and a resolution will be looms, 111 1 imuKioii 1 ,11 1 .1, 1 ion tins wui tins section woi oe uji i at i ue- .,1.1,, v. 9e Sumlav morning at 11 o'clock in business.

imam 01 mayor ami anivnneu 10 um- or suspend any one failing in this WE' ARE READY FOR ALL These deliphtful dav are bringing out frrtii'ure, carpet, matting and rug buyers in ab kinds of tonse fund siting effects. We are ready for all. We ha the most important assembly of furniture it) Jackson. Our prices are always popular with the people, Let us furnish your house. Thia you know is changing uo time.

or dutv. Read Sherman's change of ad chavce for cheat Oa account of Hie brief notice previously sent out and Ihe additional fact that heavy rains interfered with er.io work, the Cotton s-oriafion today decided to iost.mc (lie series of county muss meetings called for Tuesday, May 2nd, the 2Mh of May. All of the meetings set for tomorrow 'have Wen called off, but arrangements will go forward for the gatherings on the of May. by which lime it is believed that, the farmers will be in a position to guago accunte-ly the acreage to be planted in their you will goods. save you affecting city, and if you "We are glad to ate with us in ail the progress of ou James Shelton.

will take this violation of fire district ordinances up with your members and s. cure their adherence and co-operation you will render us efficient service." 'I lie Jackson police raided' several places in the western portion id' the city Kiilurday evening suspected of being kept, cis a blind tiger joints. At the place formerly conducted by ('has. Fuller two barrels of beer were found, but the police were unable to find the proprietor. Mr.

Fuller stoutly asserts that he 1ms no connection whatever with the establishment, and has quit the blind tiger business for 'good. In Mrs, I.eary's back yard the police found several cartloads of beer bottles, doubtless belonging to the establishment nearby. One case of whiskey was found at tne Gem restaurant. All of Ihe liquor was carted to the city hall. splendid sermon was delivered under the auspices of the society by Dr.

V. H. pastor of the First Methodist church, during which he paid a glowing' tribute to the home mission work, and its inestimable value as an aid to the church. Sunday afternoon at four o'clock a children's service was held and a local Juvenile Home Mission Society organized with Miss Frank l.owther as president. At five o'clock Sunday afternoon a memorial service in honor of Miss Ad-die Purnell and Mrs.

Sudie Parker, former presidents of the society, who passed away during the year, were held, and beautiful tributes were paid to the memory of these sainted wo 8. STATE STREET. WHEN YOU WANT A HACK If You Have Trouble In Getting Proper Glasses, no matter what cities you have been to, nor bow many opticians or occu-lists have failed to give you relief, bring your eyes to my office, I will fit you if you can he fitted anywhere on earth. R. A.

Smith camp. United Cottfeder-ate Veterans, will bive their meeting at. headquarters this evening at 7:30 o'clock, regular meeting night having respective counties. Full and complete, statistics will be furnished frcm each county. Some, of the -boards of supervisors of the state telegraphed reports to association headquarters todoy retorting an acreage reduction in their connlies of from 20 to 25 per cent, and reduction in the use of fertilizers of been changed from first Friday to first Monday night.

Telephone the Laurence Houre or Capital City Stables. You can get one within ten minutes from time you phone. Hacks can be had at any District Attorney J. li. Weld) of hour day or nihl; turnouts in the city.

McComh, who looks after the state's interests in the sixth judicial district, MARX LEVI, Proprietor PHONE 133 Capital City Stables men. Sunday evening at eight o'clock an address was delivered by Mrs. W. H. Johnson, of Dallas, Texas, on the work of the training school department, followed by a report from Mrs.

B. F. Lewis, of Meridian, delegate to the last general conference held at Montgomery, Ala. from 25 to HO per cent. Seoreiary Fisher expresses confidence that the promised acreage redaction in Mississippi is an assured fact, basing this conclusion not only on the reports received but existing climatic, conditions which will render it imiHissihle to plant a normal spent the day at the capital on legal business.

Mr. Webb states on authority that there will be no postponement of the regular term of the Franklin county circuit court, set for the second Monday in May, and that Judge Wilkinson will convene the court on the day required by law. There has been considerable talk of an effort to secure postponement, obtensibiy on account of the fact that failures are behind with their crops, limit doubtless on account of the whitecapper investigation to In brought up. STRAYED FROM HIS HUM U. Till North State street, "Hobble," a small bob-tail poodle dog.

Liberal reward paid for his return to A. C. Ciowder. nil-tf FOR RENT SIX ROOM HOl'SK near car line in West Jackson. H.

h. Jones, Commercial Hotel. FOR REN TWO LARGE ROOMS with hall, bath and all conveniences. Address 418 Yazoo St. ml-Gt It is tindt.r-.too dthat a movement is on foot to establish a new ice factory in Jackson.

The details of the plan have not been made public, but it Is stated that a stock company is being formed for this purpose, hawked by plenty of capital, and the definite plans will be announced in a E. R. von SEUTTER J. J. MOLONY Successor to A.

TUTEUR Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer CANTON, MISS, The following brands I forward Express charges prepaid all over tha State of Mississippi. Lewis 66, 4 full quarts $6.00 James E. Pepper, 4 bott'et $4,00 Od Coumbia, 4 full quarts $4.00 Kentucky 400, 4 full quarts, $4.00 Parker's Stonedale Rye, 4 full quarts $4.00 Tuteur's Mayflower, 4 full quarts $3.00 W. H. McBrayer, 4 full quarts Old Calhoun Bourbon, 4 full quarts $3.00 Kiihn's immense stock, which was damaged by the leaking of his roof a few nights since, has been thrown on the market.

It will be sold al any price it will bring. He is al-moM giving goods away. He says he must soil it. Price no object. Stock consists of clothing, shoes, millinery, dress goods, etc.

JACKSON, Miss. Dr. of 0,, B. of 0., M. of Dr of OpX Ex-professor of Refraction in Northern Illinois College of Ophtralmology Otology of Chicago.

The young man parts his hair, but the bald man has parted from his. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, 224 Giitllth lot S2xlCT; nine rooms with bath. Address 224 Griffith, or phone 456. a28-lw A. L.

lerce has accepted a position There is nothing that, will give you more pleasure than having a Kodak and keeping an album with pictures of the children. Eyrich Co. are offering a new camera of large size for two dollars and fifty cents. with the Commercial Hotel us clerk. His many fiietids will be pleased to CXXX30O0OOOOO0C this.

1 HONEST PRICES. SAM'L. S. CARTER, President. O.

J. WAITE, Vice-President R. F. YOUNG, Secretary t. Treasurer.

UNION SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY earn good income corresponding foi newspapers. Experience unnecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate Room 19, Dock port, N. Y.

FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED Berkshire Figs, from registered stock. Also very fine registered Uerkshire male for service. Address W. J. Lion, Route 2, Jackson, Miss.

(A-2S-tfl STOLEN TALL DARK A horse, about ten years old. Limps in left front foot. Return to Rowers Jackson, Miss and receive reward. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Capital.

Surplus. Deposits of $1 and upwards will be received, upon which Interest will be allowed. Loans made Real Estate. DIRECTORS. SAMUEL S.

CARTER, W. Q. COLE, JOHN HART, DR. W. R.

WRIGHT, R. L. SAUNDERS, DR. H. RHODES, I.

L. GADDIS, F. E. GUNTER, W. BAKER SIVLEY, I.

DREYFUS, O. J. WAITE. and at legitimate Get our esti-You will be t' i' Hi Supplies Figures, mates, A PERFECT FIT isn't the result of guesswork and chance believe us The splendid fit of Schloss garments is the outcome of twenty-five years' experience making clothes as good as they can be made. lines correspond gracefully to the natural lines of your figure because the fittings were made with MEN not Dummies for models.

just as one live man is worth many wooden manikins, so a Schloss garment is worth a houseful of ordinary garments. We'd like you to get that idea firmly fixed in your head, because the sooner you do the sooner you'll have clothes that are really satisfactory. Don't take our bare word for it see the clothes themselves and then juc'ge for yourself. more than welcome toexamine and try on anything we have, and under no obligation to buy unless you wish. Schloss Clothes cost $10 to $25 WANTED FWTY MEN AT NA- tional Lumber Jackson, Miss.

Good wages and steady work. National Lumber Co. a251St pleasantl) surprised. Strauss Son FOR SALE OR RENT BLOCK north of capitol, 9-room modern house' with garden, barn, fruit trees; also nice furniture, harness, phaeton and cows. Possession June 1st.

Address, 6,17 X. President. Telephone 64-3 rings. a26-2w v4 ,1 1 it.Asi fir SPRING IS HERE SO ARE OUR BEAUTIFUL SUITS Y'e are headquarters for Dunlap celebrated hats, Manhattan shirts and Boydcn's Bmart shoes for men. We carry the best line of clothing of any concern in the city.

Fair dealing Is our motto. LOGAN PHILLIPS 108 E. CAPITOL, JACKSON, MISS. HOUSE FURNISHERS Cut this cut and bring it with you. It is cash coupon.

TO THE PUBLIC: OUR REGISTEB-efl Jersey Bull is now In service for the season. Best care given cows while here. Services $2.50. Kimball Chapman, proprietors Sligo Stock Farm. ali-lm EEIBEUAN BROTHERS.

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