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And In accordance with law, and an oiuer Iion
the board OF directors, made on the sixth (oth)
day OF June, 1898. so many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock may be necessary, will be soid at
public auction at the auction-house OF 3. r. Mid
delton Co. No. SO Montgomery st. San Fran
cisco, California ON FRIDAY. tho fourth (4th) day
OF August, 1893, at the hour Of O'Clock N. OF
said day to pay said delinquent assesSment
thereon together with costs OF advertising ana
expenses Of sale.
Omce-Room 33. Nevada block, San Francisco.
CAL, No. 300 Montgomery st. YIo "a
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Contrary to the usual custom in the
strip towns. the little, cheap shack IS
almost unknown in Ponca City. Scores
aud scores OK tasty residences are spring
ing up since the new school house has been
underway. and they all have the appear
ance of permanency, They average as well
as in most of the old settled town OF the
state. This probable comes from the fact
they have not been hurridly constructed,
just to hold the lots as in most towns. bnt
the lots being secured by public sentiment
aud vigorous action from jumpers, the
owners have proceeded deliberately to
build just such houses as they wanted FOR
permanent occupancy. This puts US in
mind to mention that lot jumping has
been one OF the forbidden things in Ponca
City since the beginning. One or two at
tempts have been made but the jumpers
have been jumped Oft in short order and
all agree 10 maintain public order and
property rights.
DR.. H. W. sHAFFER.
Dr. H. w. Shaffer, very successful
practitioner from Wichita. a graduate of
Rush Medical college of Chicago, was the
pioneer in his profession in the city, aud
seems to have u large practice already
built up.
BION S. HUTCHINS.
Bion. S. Hutchins, formerly from all
over Kansas, has an Office in the west
room of the Courier block, quite elegantly
fitted up. Here he transacts n large real
estate business, and writes insurance in
several of the best companies. In fact so
far he is the only agent writing for the
regular board companies. He also over
sees large wholesale feed and -four bust
ness from warehouse on one of his lots,
and puts in his evenings and spare time
furnishing copy for the Courier These
duties, together with his active labors as
president Of the board OF trade render him
about as busy man as can be found in
seven states.
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most substantial kind, as may be seen by
our illustrations. One is fifty feet front
and two stories high. eight OF them are
two story buildings, and the balance are
one story structures. Almost invariabl Y
they cover the full width OF the lots. have
solid rock foundations and fine glass
fronts, looking like they had come TO stay.
The various lines of business usually
found in the old towns are well repre-
scented here. Saloons number more than
any other line and they seem to be of the
better sort usually.
Several good grocery houses sell large
quantities of goods. Dry goods, clothing
and boots and shoes are almost entirely
lacking, aud no better opening can be
found in the country for these lines
Drug stores are numerous and tasty. One
bank, half a dozen real estate firms and
any number OF restaurants, two or three
very good hotels, several barber shops.
four good hardware stocks, two little
jtgs of furniture. four or FIVE good livery
stables. half a dozen feed stores, seven
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he building of fences, sidewalks. etc.,
have provided wells and made other SUBJ
stantial improvements They have also
levied Il tax on all lots in the town and re-
NIT he charges uopon those which are i'm
proved. The object of this tax is to COM
pIete the new school house. the cost of
which is $780, and about $500 OF which
WAS subscribed by the people. 1t is nat
strange. exactly, considering that this is
Ponca City, but would be anywhere else,
that this tax should he quite promptly
and willingly paid, single individuals
often paying at one time S25, and even S35.
Wishin three weeks of its organization
Ponca City had full-fedged board of
trade organized and in active operation,
different firms and individuals subscribed
for membership shares, numbering from
Que to twenty five-the amount due on
each share being Sc "a year, payable month
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with headquarters at Arkansas City They
had been travelling over he strip since May,
and had fsmiliarZed themselves with
every foot OF the ground in X county. and
We're most thoroughly convinced that he
future great town would be near the line
Of the Ponca reservation. \ number of
other gentlemen thought he same thing
so all Joined in making one good strong
TOWNSHIP company.
The new organization had B. s Barnes
for president, A. {. Harding OF Leayeu.
worth for secretary, j. w Dalton for
treasurer, who withthe following consti-
tufed the board of directors or executive
committee, viz: {. NJ Flora of Lraven-
worth. Charles Bryant. Fred Bowers of
Arkansas City, j. J. McManus of Missouri.
Edward Gredy of Wichita, T. W. XII
bourne of New Mexico. Bon 5. HutchIus
OF wellington, Kansas. and L. c Adam
OF Cedar Vale. Kansas. Shares were sold
at The rate Of s. ench and receipt given
for the money. No one person was per-
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which bends off at a right angle
nearly twelve miles TO the east, and runs
from the city almost directly south for
several miles, then turns again 20 the
east.
Viewed from the wooded hills beyond
the Arkansas. Ponca City looks like it
was set upon mountain. At night its
bright lights shed their glory for miles
around, bei,g distinctly visible for from
seven TO twelve miles in every direction.
Everyone who has seen it admits the
claim of this young gia>t that its loca-
lion is unsurpassed anywhere.
HISTORY AND ORGANIZATION.
During the latter part of the month of
August. two centlemen-Messrs. 3. =
Barnes and j. ". Dalton, men of highest
standing at their former home. Adrian.
Mich. - organized the Pcnca Townslte,
Purchasing and Improvement company,
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St0URIET eIoci
PoNCA CASH GROCERY COMPANY.

UNA NEich NhOCEh1 COMT AMI
The Ponca Cash Grocery company will
occupy the. middle room of the Courier
block, twenty-four feet front and seventy
two feet deep. II is a strong company and
has one of the best stands and finest rooms
ia the city. The president of the com
pany is Frank D. Fou,z and its secretary
Is James 5. Hutchins, both bright and &C
tive young business men from kingman,
Kan. Others of ample means are inter
ested in the company and it will undoubt-
eddy control large share of the future
trade of Poncs City. They will open up
their new stock in day or two.
ELENA LUMBER COMPANY.
Among the busy firms of the strip" is
the Elzina Lumber company people
George r. Bohr, president, with his sew
eral managers have worked almost day
and night to attend to the trade. They
are also doing many things to further
the interests of Ponca City aside from
the regular help that all new towns must
necessarily have. These gentlemen mean
to leave no stone unturned that will fur
ther the interests OF any town they do
business in. This fact was thoroughly
demonstrated at their headquarters in
Oklahoma City, for on the % of last
October at midnight their entire yards
were burned, sheds, Office, stock aud ALL
and almost before the embers were cold
Mr.. Rohr had arrangements made for a
new stock and labor employed on new
bu ldingS, the main Office, 30x6O feet, two
story brick. with large shed rooms. Mr..
Guy d., the son, is in charge of the yards
at this point and is a hustling young man
and is worthy the confidence of the COM
munity. Mr.. Rohr. Jr, is also building
several nice houses to rent.
ST. JAMES.
The st. James hotel, run by Mrs. Ellis,
late of Arkansas City. and genuine
Scotch lady, ranks among the best in the
territory. Uraveling men, bear this in
mind
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ly. In this way funds to the amount OF
about -, 1000 n year are provided, TO be
expended in adyert Using the city and pro.
noting its welfare. Its officers are: Presi.
dent. Bion 5. Hutchins: recording secre.
tary, j. B. Randall; corresponding secre.
tary, w. G Copkright; treasurer. J. w
Dalton; direcr ors: B. S. Barnes, Bion S.
Hurchns. j. j. McManus, W. G. Conk,
right, j. r. Cunning, J. +. Vandervoort,
j. b. Randall, George F. Rohr. w. L. Full,
kerson, p. i. Brown. T. w. Bartlett, j.
w. Dalton, w. l.. Mcclure, L. NJ. Cole
man, w. NJ. Randall, j. A Fowler, J. G.
McCleiland, 4. NJ. Duncan. This organi-
cation has been Very active and promises
to push POnca City clear to the front.
TOWN LOTS, BUSINESS HOUSES.
Of the IA business lots on Grand ave-
nue., between the park and the railroad.
not over forty are without buildings of
some sort, and most OF them are of the
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Ponca City is situated twenty-six miles
south of Arkansas City and siXty-fve
miles north of Guthrie, on the east side of
the main Gulf line of the Atchison, Tnpe-
ka and Santa Fr railroad. The railroad
depot, which is still known as Cross sta
tion. is only fifteen minutes walk from
the center of town.
Nature has done All for it that nature
can possibly do for any city. The town
site is one mile square, its western border
is skirted by the railroad track, ard dur
ing the whole mile il does not seem 10
vary foot from a perfect level. To the
east il becomes gently rolling. its many
uDdula'ions providing scores of especially
desirable residence blocks, and many of
less value closer into town. so that the
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future poorer lot owners of this
thriving city Will not he obliged
10 90 to the suburbs for lots of moderate
value. The highest point in the town is
very near the center and here two blocks
have been reserved for park and public
building pun poses. Leading from the
park to the railroad is the principal street
Df the city, called Grand avenue.
1t is 100 feet wide, ano as beautiful a
street in every respect as can be found in
ANY new town in the world. The Dark
and nearly all the residence part of the
town overlooks the valley of the great
Arkansas river, which at this point runs
BET ween high and beautifully wooded
hills, forming in autumn as enhancing a
view as can be found west of the Missis-
s:ppi river. or east of it for that matter.
The TOWNSHIP extends almost to the river,
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mifted 10 take n, ore than one share. thong b
msny bought share each for their wives
and children.
Upwards IF two thousand of these GER
flflcat' were disposed ~, On the Monday
followinG TIE opening. JUS alter day light.
the future city having been located by
tie executive committee on the day r.
viou>, prospective lot owners 10 the num-
Der OF more than two thousand took pos
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large lumber yards. wagon shops. black
smith shops, two new-paPers, the Courier.
edited by Bion ) Hutchins aud f. w
Hoyt, and he Dsrn ocrat, edited by A. c.
Smi b, go TO make up a bustlins, busy
burg. There l. no line over done, and
there seems TO be plenty OF room for
more merchants and business men of every
description.
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PoNcA MERCANTILE COMPANY.

The Ponca City Mercantile company have
their large two story building almost COM
pieted. The lower part of the building
will be used as a Wholesale and retail gro
Gerry, -four. feed, graiu and provision house
and the upper part the Ponca City opera
house and city hall Mr. 7. w Bartlett is
the IN ~ mayer of the business and all one
has to do to think they are here to stay is
to just sit and watch the hustling that is
done in this store
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BUSY PONCA CITY
ONE WELL-BUILT. SUBSTAN-
TIAL AND PROGRESSIVE
CITY OF THE STRIP.
Thoroughly Organized, Enter
prising Set of Bust
ness Men.

A Beautiful Location, Plenty OF
Water, Merry, Honest and Intel
ligent Citizenship; Good Titles.
Well Defended; Milling and Roof
ing Manufactures, Electric Light.
Water Works Already Assured.
Big Trade for Merchants; Bright
Prospects for Every Industry.
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BANK OF PUMA CITY.
Bank of Ponca City is owned by B. S.
Barnes and G. Dalton. These gentlemen
are Michiganders, and go at things
just like they had been acquainted
with town-building all their lives.
Mr.. Barnes was the first mayor. and to
prove that he is a satisfactory mayor there
has never even been any talk of another.
Mr. Barnes leads in all things that go to
build up the town and SAYS everybody is
welcome to the best the town affords.
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F. T. M'CARTY.

F. 7. MCARTY.
F. 7. McCarty, the oil delivery man
(knowu as Fatty Mac"l, is here with a
big livery stock and knows just how to
treat the travelling public. Mr.. McCarty
is an old Sedgwick county boy, having run
a big barn at Colwich for years. When
MAC" once gets travelling man to ride
with him he is sure to hold his trade.
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Ogden s Wiisoa J. the siyie Q: "ihe"
real estate firm of Poaoa City. N5i>pn
e.p.cisilv Is a natural bora real estate
mar. You can fiad li:n m-s~i aay time
IN tie d-y with one haIi full o. money
and b.ckoninc with the other 10 some f-i-
.ow,o come and close tie deal.
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+. NJ. Duncan. proprietor of the Ironclad
Hardware store, corner OF Grand avenue
and Third street. keeps everything Carried
in the hardware line. aud also do big
business in the implement trade. Mr..
Duncan has been living in the lumber re-
gions of Texas, but Of late has lived in
Winfield, Kan.
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Mr.. J. r. Hudson, proprietor Of the
Midway saloon, is one of the regular old
fashioned town. builders. He has (safe to
say the finest saloon fixtures in Okla
homa; solid oak fixtures, plate glass all
through: and when you step in his front
door $50 they who have been there say
you feel Ike saying "hallo. over there, to
the fellow shat looks like me"
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MCCARTHY & PIERCE.

Mccarthy & Pierce have no shingle ont.
hut are heavy owners of Ponca City real
estate. Mr. Mccarthy has been connec, ed
with the Edison photograph fer some time
and has made considerable money. and on
the other hand Mr. Pierce has plenty of
money and lives in Fredonia, Kansas, has
the reputation of being among Kansas
best financiers and be is placing lots
money in Ponca City.
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Doug. Caldwell Is going around on
crutches and three different examining
boards before whom he has been lately
cited to appear unanimously declare that
his condition is all that was represented,
serious in the highest degree, yet he re-
ceived notice from the commissioner of
pensions yesterday that his claim was dis
allowed.
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session of section q. township 26, aange
| east. Ii WAS Immediately surveyed and
| plated and amid driving storm OF wind
and dust preparations were completed for
the distribution of the lots.
| The legal homesteader on the most val
liable quarter was settled with by reserv-
| ing for him block of land on the south
side of Grand avenue. Others on other
parts of the sec ion, who appeared to have
| legal rights, were settled with generally
for money consideration. Every pre-
caution was taken to make the claims of
| the settlers good, and with good sue
CESS No town ever started in Oklaho-
ma which had q brighter prospect
for speedy settlement and patent for
every foot of its townsite. OF course
other homestead claimants have sprung
up; but the city is confident OF holding its
| own in the courts
The drawing began Thursday after the
opening and continued till the Saturday
following. Lot aud block numbers were
placed upon one Set of tickets and the
names of shareholders upon another set.
and they were deposited in two separate
boxes. In the presence OF the whole as
sembly of shareholders, these were drawn,
one from each box at time. the name up
on the ticket called out, and upon pre-
sentation of the receipt the lot number en-
dorsed upon the back of il in Ink and duly
recorded in tue books OF the company.
Any receipt not presented at the drawing
was, by the terms of the sale, void, and at
the close the lot tickets belonging to the
receipts not at hand were returned to the
box and drawn by the remaining receipts,
which for any reason had not
been supplied with lots. So far most of
che transfers of real estate have been made
upon the backs of these receipts, though
certificates of occupancy have been sup
piled when applied for, for fee of SO cents
each. The transfers are also male upon
the books of the city for 81 for residence
lot aud 50 for business lot. This has
been practically the only source of revenue
of the city.
ITS CITY GOVERNMENT.
On the Saturday evening at the close OF
the drawing a mass meeting of lot owners
was held and provisional officers elected.
These continue to act, with few minor
changes, the people voluntarily recognize
ing their 'hority and according them
obedience. 3 S. Barnes is mayor, J. w.
Dalton, treasurer; w. g. Cronkright clerk;
and J. j. McManus, p. l. Brown, c. NJ.
Flora, A c. Foy, James S HutchIns and
Edward Grady councilmen.
They have passed ordinances regulating
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p I. BROWN.

p. I. Brown. the prince of merchants,
is located on the corner of Grand avenue
and Third streets. with As pretty n frame
building as there is in he territory. Mr..
Brown IS an eastern Kansas man, Is a
good town builder and a splendid
merchant. He has just received n big
stock of bran new goods and hiss every
thing to be found in any general store in
any city.
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CRowKRlGHT & PRATHER.

Messrs. Crowkright & Prather. dealers
in agricultural implements, Office ON cor
nsr opposite bank, have their warerooms
in the rear which are 40x60 feet. These
gentlemen are hustlers and have sold con
siderable real estate in Ponca City. Mr..
Crowkright is the city clerk and deserves
great credit for work he has done gratis.
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De. MICHAEL.

DR.. Michael is permanent fixture here
having been the government physician for
erected very handsome 2-story building
on Grand avenue. with drug stock and
book store on first floor and has the upper
floor fixed up in elegant fashion FOR living
use.
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II. RAFFETY.

H. Raffety. proprietor OF the City Livery
stable. is II thorough Wichitan. having
done business there for several years, and
the people here welcome Wichita with
outstreiched arms Mr. RAff-;y IS doing
good business and says there i a stand
ing invitation to ali he Wichita boys as
we'll Is all other travelling men.
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c. n. FLORA.

C.. NJ Flora proved to be one amonR the
good runners, and got the claim adjoin-
ing the town on the east and has built
him nice little cottage down at the bot
tom of the hill and when you want TO have
a good Jolly time, 90 to c. NJ. Fiora's.
Mr. Flora is just finishing fine 2-story
building up town. on the corner of Grand
avenue and First street.
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ROLLER g. vANDERvOoRT.
The firm of Roller & Vandervoort, hard
ware merchants, is composed Of j. H.
Roller aud J. 4. Vandervoort, they were
among the first TO get up good substan-
tial business house and are in the trade to
stay,
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gists of the city, have built nice frame
store building. 24x60 feel, and have made
for themselves an enviable trade. The
temporary postoffice is in their store, aud
any other dsty that these people can per-
form that will help the town. they stand
ready to do.
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