Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-02

DfaWn Wplk, D)Ia TOtl, uVC.
Cotton quilt, Mrs Beck, 81.
Silk quilt, Mrs Nelms, 81.
Rag carpet, Mrs Daniels, So.
Oil painting executed by exhib-
itor, diploma.
Collection Of paintings executed
by exhibitor, Mrs Smart.
Bead Work, Mrs Blackfeather,
$500.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION.
About 175 shares OF stock were
represented at the annual meeting
Saturday night and the election
resulted rs follows:
President, G. Y. Rogers.
Vice President, Dr.B.F. Fortner.
Treasurer, G. w. Green.
Secretary, LII. Crutchfeld.
Directors, w. p. Henderson,
w. e. Halsell, Coca. Armstrong,
J. 0. Hall, James Martin, Wm.
Little, J. T. Gunter, II. III. Trott,
w. p. Mcclellan.
HORSE MEN AND THEIR ENTRIES.
J. A. Collins, Muskogee: Buck,
Fannie B, Broncho and Barney
(These are the Stan Gray string Of
horses, or some of them.)
J.D. Kelley, Echo Little Buck
ton, Little Fred, Cherokee boy
and Cherokee girl.
Dick Kilgore, Vinita; Dick Bas-
set and Brown Dick.
L. II. Singleton, Concyville;
Unaught, Broadhead and Blanco.
w. w. Faucet, Springfield, Mo-:
Surprise and Fairy.
Frank Savore, Prairie City:
Maud Haley.
w. S. Trembell, Cofleyyille:
John ana DAISY.
Robert Thompson, Coffeyville:
Boston.
S. F. Noble, Harper, Kansas:
Karrason.
Jucket, Springfield, Mo-. John
Seely.
w T. Davis, Vinita: Nelly.
w. w. Scott, Baxter Springs,
Kansas, entered four horses, all
good ones.
GENERAL NOTES.
The tournament did not come
off.
Postmaster Cobb, OF. Wagner,
was visitor.
NJ. NJ. Stevens, of Timber Hill,
was a visitor.
The base ball players did not
present themselves.
Tom McSpadden and family, of
Chelsea, were on hand.
John Edwards had fine dis
play of apples and other fruit.
President CIV Rogers, it is now.
He will make an efficient officer.
Charley Mcclellan was absent
on the Strip, and hence missed the
sights.
j. T. Bush, of Pleasant Home,
Ky, took in the fair a few hours
Thursday.
Billy Campbell, the Oh outeau
saddler, took in the whole shoot
ing match. "
Miss Susie Simpson took the
premium for the best lady eques-
trienne, $25.
]. w. Martin had a very fine
display of harness, saddles, ETC.,
on exhibition.
Lee Barrett's saddles were ad-
mired by all the cowmen and
proved a very good advertisement.
To re-elect G.. w. Green treas
urer is one of the most natural
things in the life of the associ alton.
The track, which the first day
was a mud hole, dried up amazing
ly and was in excellent condition
Saturday.
The judges on the baby show
mistook John Dameron the super
intendent, for one Of the exhibits,
but he was the first one cut out,
though.
Mrs. Gunter's and Mrs. Buffers
babies got the premiums in the
baby show. "Red" can never be
captured now without the hounds,
and we know it.
The reelection Of L. L. Crutch-
field as secretary may certainly be
construed as an approval of the
manner in which he filled the Of
fee during the past year.
TUE CHIgFTAIN was represented
at the grounds last week by Mr..
Frank McSpadden, % Chelsea, who
was imported for the purpose and
who is a very efficient aide.
One Of the funniest things ef The
occasion was the slow mule race.
A man could have walked to town
and back while the winner was
going around the track with two
men whipping him.