The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-21
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great day has passed with Perry in the
dust, but everybody feels contented
and hopes the good Lord will answer
their rain prayers soon, and that the
Santa lie road will ship in lumber
There are over 500 business men want.
ing to build and three hhhdred oarpeu.
ters are waiting for lumber Perry
will be o city of 10 900 people and i'm.
mediatcly after a good rain it will
boon. Her citilpns seem To- hc o
class OF orderly people and are pro-
rressivc, and especially Guthrie people
are lin the push" The tall, of town
trustees has died ont and steps taken
for legal government VIM. 1ilghman
Of Chandler, seems TO be IN the lead
for city marshal Fun is furnished at
the town meetings As soon as a
speaker begins to tall, some one pro-
pounds the ques lion: "Whcre arc you
from?' If from Guthrie. Georgia or
Arkansas he can speak Attorney l..
Il. Payne, of Chandler attempted to
address the crowd last night and some
one asked the question, "where are
you from?' Kansas" was the reply
cit out, you Peircrite," came from
the audience. and he vamoosed. At
another meeting he attempted to adj e
dress the boys when the same qucs-
tion was asked. Texas" he replied.
"Nit down. You Texas rebel" one
great drawback to Perry is the alb
sencc Of some kind Of paper for cv-
idence of title to lot as there are
many capitalists here waiting to pur-
chase lots. Just as soon as sale is
made some galoot jumps up and says
he has stuck stake on that lot and
intends to contest which pas dam
per on the sale and the investor will
abandon the city. The townsitc
board should call a meeting at once
and enter the land, make the survey
and advertise for applications for lots
Just as soon as deeds are issued Perry
will be on 4 solid foundation
NOTES.
There are four lumber yards in block
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Wharton has gone glimmering
Seventh street bridge will be the
nearest point to the depot
Santa Fe trains run through Perry
whistling aud a dying
City Marshal Kelley, Assistant Mar
shall Rinehart, John IIixou. Greeley
IliXon, Ed Patton are all in the swim
without contests.
Mrs. Irene lester Iiaines, who is
contesting the Palace Hotel lot. has a
valuable lot in Perry.
j. l.. Stevens Of the real estate firm
of Rccce n Stevens. made two filings
at 2:35-one for himself aud oae for II
soldier His was the lsth Giur and
the soldiers was The 1th dcclaratorv
Andy Magofe is all ri tht lie lreu
off his contestants last evening AM ~
was no Dluh.
Charlie LauX was stopped by thc
soldiers.
Ike Levy, of the Bee Hive, paid
81, 600 COR a clear business lot in Perry
last evening.
Barbecue Meat Deal is on the
ground.
Judge Payne has no contest on 100
acres of fine land ol Blacl, Bear He
rode 10 miles and was ahead of the
column at all times.
Judge A. c. Schnell former dem
ocratic member of the townsite board
is practicing law in Ned Cheadle's
tent.
Carlin & Gill have no contest on
farms on Black Bear, ten miles east.
Real Estate Rustler Reece has a es.
ident and business lot
c. L. Garland, postmaster at Sew
ard, has sold four carloads of melons
and realized more money than he has
seen since he came to Oklahoma. He
raised them on his farm near Seward
The young crowd-Messrs. Russell,
Smith and Heron, Of Guthrie, have
branched out for the first time in the
grocery business. Russell was for
merly deputy district clerk Smith
clerk for Coyle 4 Smith and Herror
rode n bicycle
The soldiers moved off Of business
lots last evening onto the government
reserve and what a squabble there
was
The water in the public well is the
best drug store in Perry 1t is worst
than taking a dose of salts
Jack Tearney, the proprietor of th'
Blue Bell, is doing business on a gooC
lot south of the present land Office 10
cation.
Boomers supplies, quininc, eXtraC
Jamaica ginger, Lilies pills, etc. Al