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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

tIyHOS. r. KNIGHT, member OF
Il committee to revise the Old
Settler Cherokee census roll, returned
home Tuesday, the committee having
completed its labors after seven
months work. There are yet remain
ing l25 unclaimed shares,or that num-
Der Of old settlers whose names ap-
pear on the rolls Of 1852 who did not
present themselves 20 be enrolled, and
their shares were reported back TO the
government as unclaimed. Under the
rule laid down by the court Of claims
under which the payment is to be
made, some of the per capita shares
will be exceedingly small. A single
share will amount TO something like
S160, but in many cases there will be
a large number Of heirs TO one share.
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IL 7 A REGULAR MEETING of
L@l the board of trustees for Willie
Halsell College last Saturday, Prof.
w. L. Chapman, OF the Oklahoma
university, was elected president.
Prof. Amos, who now holds the chair
of civics and history in the same uni
versty will be associated with him.
Prof Chapman and wife will occupy
the college and have immediate over
sight Of the girls, while Prof. Amos
and wife will have charge Of the boys
in the dormltory. A great many ap-
pllcatlons for positions in the school
are in the hands Of the president, SO
IL is an assured fact that every de-
partment will be Allied by a compe-
tent teacher.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

Indian Territory, =.
Northern District
In the United States court In the Indian
Territory, In aud for said district
r00'l'' wheeler ys h''''' i fisiuiia.. sii No. 81
@. W. Eaton, et ala, Defendants.
WARNING ORDER.
The defendants, Anna l.. France and Peter
B. France are warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days, and answer the complaint
OF the plaintilis, Tootie. Wheeler MOtter,
et ais jams WINSTON,
Clerk OF the United states court, Northern
district, Indian Territory,
Per J q. AEDEnsoN, Deputy Clerk.
April p, loo5.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

Our People-our Guests Our
Friends.

Gal James was down from Fariand FRI
day.
w. 7. Fowler. the Parsons horse dealer,
is down again.
Henry Hayden was In from Lightning
creek Monday.
Neal ward. Of Foyil, was in vlnita a day
or two this week.
j. Howard Langley was up from Adalr
one day last week.
--Col. J. NJ Bell was In the city day or
two last week on business.
-Ed Adalr was up saturday for ths frat time
since the payment last summer.
Uncle Jack Ralston and wife, OF Horse
creek, were trading In vinita Monday.
Rev. ). J. Moss. OF Marlonviiie. Mo-,
preached at The Baptist church Sunday.
Bob Thompson. OF Tshlsquah. came up
Tuesday night for visit with his brother.
--Jen McGhee. the whllom politician Of
Cowskln prairie, was ever again this week.
Rev Dr. Muse Of the Texas Baptist, pub
lished at Waco, is In the city and preached at
the Baptist church last night.
"A. Q. Duncan. Albert Reagan, Carroll
Moore. and Fred Langley passed through the
city Monday enrcute to Muscogee to attend
court.
John stlnrett. OF Fort Scott. Kan, and NJ. .
Lamey, Of Nevada, Mo-, fathers Of Mr.. and
Mrs. stinnett, respectively, have been down
on q visit.
j. J. Dumas, accompanied by his wife and
mother. was over from Maysvllle recently
ana being desrous Of getting the news from
his old "stamping grounds, ,''of course Or
dered The CnIEFTAIN.
Mrs. r. e. Chesney leaves tonight for
wichita to attend the grand chapter Of the
Eastern Star, visiting en- route at the home Of
Nr. Milford. Mrs. swain will follow In few
days as representative Of the chapter at this
place.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
INENNIsoN, MAXEY & LIDDY,

IA MENNISON, MAXEY & LIDDY,
IL attorneys at law, with offices In
this city and Muscogee, place their
professional card in this issue. Messrs.
Dennison and Maxey are known to a
great many of our people and the an
nouncement Of their establishment in
this city will be sufficient. Mr.. Lid
dy has for a number Of years been
connected with the Colorado bar and
is thorough going practitioner and
an exceptionally genial gentleman as
well, who we are glad has deter
mined TO make Vlnita his home.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
r. |. Blakeney,

viii giUe instruction on
Violin, Mandolin, COrnet,
and all brass instruments
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

Can furnish orchestra music at
reasonable prices.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

Terms; $3.50 per month,
Two lessons each week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Th, entertainment giyeE iu the Wan.
ship Ward llorsc on Intervening Of NAV
Bird by the choir, under 'be leadership
Of NJ stromness, was Rprry pleasaut
ailai-. Although not AZ many were
present as ona previous occasion, owing
DOUBTLESS TO the inclemency of the
weather, the proceedings were all Of a
satisfactory mature and the program
equGl to, u not -urpassirg, the former
one After singing by the choir, prayer
was offered by Frederick Peterson. Then
followed songs. dances, recitaiions, etc.
The different quartets which we're par.
ticihated IN los Messr-. Otey Rasmussen,
Eugene Anderson. +. stromncss. Eph.
raiIc Bates, WIN Judd ahd the Mersfs.
Van Frank, Peter, Marx and Lyle Xix
son. were loudly applaudsd. The Misses
Bertha aud May Rgby entertained the
audience with beautiful dCet. and
Mess's. Obey Rasmussen aud Edward
Stromness sang Norwegian duet with
good effect Miss Cora lendleion and
Mr.. Frank Hixson In the piece en-.
titled 'poleg aud Betsy" created great
amusement aud theapplause with which
they we're greeted called them % second
time before tho audience. Mics Oracle
Young reciteda very humorous piece
and Miss Minnie Youne's recitation OF
tho "loli-h BOY" received deserved
praise Miss Nor Peterson favored the
audience with O duc organ -olo. and the
glee club, under the direction OF Mr.
EphmIm Bates. ung "lnthc OldClurch
Tower Rings the Bell" in manner that
delighted che audience. The exercise.
were brought 10 close by the choir
singing the beautiful anthem Light
and Truth"
All engaged Ia entertainment md
particularly Mr.. stromne.s. deserve
great credit aud ihcir Efforts 20 enter.
tain the public should RECEIVE due en-
couragemoui and support. The meet.
ing together oltho people ina social
way cannot fail having good in.
hucnre The writer hopes 70 hear the
coming winter OF many similar gather
ings' not only In Wunship, but IN the
neighhoriug settlements as we'll. Such
meetngs, when properly conducted.
can not possibly do harm aud are not
only more enjoyable, but also more ben
eiicial than parties devoted exclusively
10 dancing. Anrurn BRowN.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

brought 10 Evanston t'r treatment and
isnov getting along nicely.
The plum and crab,pple trees are
blossoming out around hcie,
BASEBALL has started mp again The
boys have had one or two practices
The wanship House has ju-, put ur
ucw sisu. Il saws Meals 2bcls."
Quite number ot travelling men
have been ~ town during the last week.
Busncss must be rtviving.
NJ. G. Redden and rarty arrived home
this Wrek from MILFORD. They have
been 'losn there shearing heep.
". a. GarIeuer has ust finished
psintiag and repairing buggy for V.
NJ. Hixson. It hook. as god ~ new.
NJ. and Mrs. kilduh left here on the
s,h for Spoksue, Washington. where
thsy expect 10 make their home Tor the
present.
The attendance at the choir entertain.
h'ht last NNk WIS lFt o. large - tue
irst one. although tine prugram was
nuch better.
Arthur Rrown b. building an cxtcu-
sion on his store, be- present quarters
not being large enrugh TO aeoamoiaic
his business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Il. T.. Rcdleu met with
what mirht have been q serStu. acct.
dent on yhe Sth, Nhilr they -erc driy.
ing along near here in % bpck board.
They were leading horse behind, which
got frightened aud got intt the hind
wheel aud turned the vehicle over.
Mrs. Bedden hal - child To- her arms,
but bash her 10 { child cane out with.
ont q scratch. with the exception Of
few scratches Mr. Rrdden yas alright.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

''NNNH" NNN wv
The employees Of the Denver rmmwav
Company have acccpcI the recent ~.
duc'ion Of wage. from 22i, TO 20 cents
an hour, on an understanding that
wages will be rraduall, increased ~
business improves, until they amount To
% cents ao hour
The condition Of nr. Julius n. Ss.lcy,
TX president oi Amherst College. b. very
critical, and his death may be- expected
At any momeni. Dr.. Hitchcock said the
patient could not live until morning
were 1t not Tor the tact his respiratory
system il still comparatively strong.
The farmers Of SAN joaquin and sd.
joining counties In The great wheat belt
OF California arc finding cause Tor com.
plant on account OF the ra,apcs otanew
grain destroyer. The work h said 20 be
that Of the abhis. an ms 60 belonging 10
the liemiptea family. A good many
hundred acres oi late sown wheat are
affected, and the crop will be shortened
10 that extent,
Chicago, May b.--scrretary Mcahcr
Of the Silver l.eguc Club, has written to
Professor D.. Lawrence Iaugln oi the
University of Chicago, announcing that
cx'Congressman Bryan Of Nebraska has
consented To meet the professor in a
public joint debate In Chicago ON the
silver question. Mr.. Bryon suggests
the 10th or lith Of Nav, but Il inconvsn.
lent will mnke II the Bih OF June.
United States deputy marshal- are
looking In Colorado for the a-sayer who
IL l. said. escaped from Carson. New.
with tS0,OOl stolen from the mint. IL
has been learned that man fully
answering the iugitiye's description
arrived at kokomo, Colo, about i've
weeks ago, and began investing In min
ing properties. This man disappeared
about the time officers got ON HE trail.
Toronto. Ont, May 5.--The Clara
Ford murder trial resulted yesterday IN
u verdict Of not guilty. Last October
Young Frank we-twood was shot on hi,
fathers doorstep In Parkdalc, and a
mystery resulted M to the author Of tn,
fatal wound. Detectives followed uI
a clcw which led TO the arrest Of CLAIR
Ford, who was reported to- have die
guised herself a. nan and shot West
wood out ui jelousv. The council ioi
the defense brought forth evidence
showing that ON the night Of the muir.
der Clara Ford was 40 the Toronto
Opera House. The jury, after long
absence, brought In verdict Of not
guilty, and CLARA Ford was given her
liberty,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

A bible printed in 1885 has been found
IN Eureka, Gala.
The Bank Of Commerce Now KIRK.
O. r., has failed.
The Goulds have won the suit brought
against them by the Sailors aud soldiers
kume.
Judge Windes has discharged Charles
j. and Frank Il. MradoNcmil, insolyent
bankers, from indictments for receiving
deposits after they knew the hank was
insolyeni.
Sioux CITY. Ia, NAV 9.-During a sc.
we're storm tonight, Rudolph schwer.
dcicgcr was killed by lightning near
soatheriand, la. Peter strimei. far.
incr near I.aurens. killed In his house
kepghtning.
vi. Paul, MINI, NAV ga Sioux
Fglls, $. d., special 70 the Pioneer Press
81; AZ West Sioux Falls, suburb,
this afternoon, ~ cyclone devastated a
mile square, wreoking several buildings
aud doing $4,000 damage. A man
namea Thur is tho only person hurt.
lie will recover.
San francisco, May 3.-roday's
preliminary examination in the case Of
Theodore Durrant, charged with the
murder Of Blanche Lamont, In Emanuel
church, was damaging 20 the defendant.
some new and startling evidence was
introduced, and siill further connect
INK Durraut with ihe crime.
ricn Tsin. May She emperor Of
China bias decided 10 ratiiy the treaty
Of peace negotiated az shimoneseky.
The Publications will be exchanged At
Chez Foo on May .. The mikado rati.
fed the treaty ON Apul 20. Prince
Hung, president Of the Chinese cauncll
Of ministers, and heading the foreign
office, absent on sick leave for some
time, will not resume active coutrol Of
the government dcpa, ,nlent under his
control.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Grain .about allinali loos- fairly
well.
George Bond Of Morgan has been
visiting here during the week.
Quite number OF our Young men
have gone To other part', sheaing
Born, To the wife Of William Beard, %
Friday, May 3rd, a daughter. Mother
and child doing we'll.
W.. r. llcuneirr returned from - trip
to Weston the 9TH inst, and.ays there 10
room for several iumilie. tomakca home
boz io-', Boscldcr county.
The baseball game between llcnefer
and North Morgan il 10 close with a
social lsily In the evening The game
il to De played on May ilih, at Hcnelcr
The sheep shearers have again re-
sumeu work aud the stephens corral
has becn the most business-lisc part Of
our b1rg during the week. Micah =.
lIatts is shearing lets herd &C this writ.
ing.
TIE horse spoken u Ia la-t issue Of
james FoWler'- thst died alter drinking
had not been Naicrcd Tor eighteen hours.
lie va, not aware 81 the fact, 10 hc in
forms me, iii sitter the animal had
druuk.
James Fowler visited Morgan during
the week ami reports great artiyity In
potato planting Morgan does y great
bnsinesi with her potatoes. lie TO De
hoped our people will heed the advice
given In The last ISSUE and plant white
varieties.
The Republicans nave meeting
called for the 10Th inst, for the purpose
Of sending delegates To- the League Con-
vention to he held in salt Lake CITY on
the i4th, who will select ten delegates
TO go to the national conyention 70 Ice
held In Ohio, In favor OF silver.
The dry farming vac greatly benefited
by ihc recent rains aad the iall gr a.
looks we'll. WI.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Japan would like 10 fight Russia.
Nicaragua has settled with England.
American artists excel all others at the
Berlin exhibition.
There lie a kick on Cheyenne cattle
Inspection by shippers aud the Gulfrail.
road.
Blixt pleads guilty to the Cling mui.
der and il sentenced to life imprison.
ment.
seven companies Of state troops have
been called out to suppress coal mine
troubles in Virginia.
Chicago Democrats in county conyen.
ton declare for free silver, and rcpudl-
ate Cleveland
Fifteen dead and forty injured as re-.
suit Of the Iowa cyclone. Four killea at
st. Charles, III.
United States Senator Martin Of Kan.
sas says the party that declares for Tree
coinage will carry the State In 100.
The Pope has written letter TO the
Armenian patriarch at Constantinople
expressing sympathy with the Armen-
lans' and endorsing the necessity Of re-
forms in Armenia.
san Franciscs, May 4.-Theodore
Durrant has been transferred from the
city prison 10 the county Jail. The cell
TO which he has been assigned is that
occupied by nearly all the murderers
whose crimes have been notorious in
San Francisco during the past fifteen
years.
81. Louis Mo, May 4.-specials 10
ne Republic state that conventions
which we're held at Carrollton, Calhoun
county Paris, Edgar county, and Nc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

The llaWaiians Tear revolt
The Income tax rencaring begun.
Thcrc ia rebellion la Nicaragua.
Mrs. Lease Is said to be a hypnotlst
Jones removal from the Carson Mint
l. approved by Carlisle.
Hilrniu was knocked out by O'Donell
Ia the twenty-dr.t round.
The Turks are again prosecuting aud
toriurng the Amenians.
RearAdmiml Almy, United State.
navy, relieved, 10 very IN.
City Treasurer Simon Jacobs OF Butte
Killed himself after couiefsing toaa hot.
age of $1,000.
Isaac Jones, night clerk at the Fret
Avenue Hotel, piltsburg was murdered
and robbed.
The WhiteWay party Of Newfoundland
Is planning toabandou the negotiations
Tor a confederation with Canada.
Secretary Carlisle has directed the re-
lease Of the Spanish cruiser Infant lsa-
bella, held in quarantine al Tampa.
The ller.chdeld case has been settled
by the payment oif30,OOO to Mrs. Aaron
Herschhelj, who will get divorce
Immediately.
The "AlsrW arrived at Son Juan del
Sur late saturday night. The Alert"
will protect American interest on th9
Pacific side VI Nicaragua.
Peter Haronsen and his wife and
daughter were drowned in Denton creek,
Louisiana. Their buggy overturned ~
they attempted 10 cross the swollen
stream.
Court Won Bardelsben was beaten by
J. II. Blackburn in the match at the
British Chess Club, after sixty-iour
moves In an irregularly played KiHR's
Bishop game. Present score Black
burn, 3 Won Bardeleben, drawn ..
Decatur, Ind, May GA few weeks
ago the wife Of Albert Zerkles. q poor
farmer living three miles north Of here,
gave birth 10 triplets, all girls. Acting
on the suggestion Of friend they were
named Ruth, Frances and Esther, and
the father wrote 10 President Cleveland
telling him Of the event, and the chris
tening Of bic daughters, and asking him
70 buy them each new dress. Mr.
Zetles has now been greatly surprised
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
and rratined At receiving check for
5000 signed by Grover Cleveland.


Mr.. llerhdcld got divorce.
The Rothschlis are cornerine gold.
Income nx Argument have been
begun.
New evidence In Dnfrants favor has
been found.
General Roca has been elected Prcsi-
dent Of the Argentine Reuuhlic Senate.
-trikera compel the Hunter mine nj
Mullen, Ida. To close nv threats otdyns-
mite.
Charlc' Garrett was hanged Yesterday
for the murder Of his wife September 10.
1924, at Lebanon, IA.
The baltimore has sailed from Yoko.
hama to Nagasatl Japan, aud the york
town" from Ching Kiang to Che loo.
Captain Henry lIowgatc, who has been
awaiting trial on an indictment charging
him with emherzlement NJ government
funds, wns released on $4,000 bail.
Boston. MAY dick Moore. who ~
training for a fight with Frcd Morris.
has accepted an offer OF purse by tho
Salt Lake City Athletic Club, to meet
Jim Williams In July.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Mrs. j.. Freeman OF Pleasant Grove il
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Winters.
One Of her children since her arrival has
come down With measles.
have noticed that the Peoa Bench
Irrigation Company's assessments have
not exceeded 10 ceats per share, while
tho Hoylsyille Irrigation Conpany's as
sessments have averaged sl.2O. IL il
not possible for our company to cut this
down to 5000 per year, instead Of paying
annually 800 per year for the attach
ment we have for the pick aud shovel,
by bringing our surplus horses into the
march Of the scraper to work II from
the schoolhouse up, a distance Of five
miles, m fact, where the heaviest Of the
work is?
W. 7. Brown, who has plodded the
road between our postoilice and the
Park City track twice daily for several
years, WAS renindeI OF his 10Th birth.
day on Monday evening by a gathering
Of his family and grandchildren, which
number nov thirty-two grandchildren
living and three great-gIandchildren.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Tho following circular wns received
This week from the Office ct the luisa-
ton Commission for Utah, and as tl,e
subject Is one that interests nll Utah.
We publish e.
10 ~ hicr0ied Ia Irrgaiidn -Und.r
The auspices OF the National irrigation
Congress, and oi tho Irrigation Com
mission Tor Utah thereby inaugurste.i
there win be created o State Associaiiui
Tor Utah, the officers iof which wiltt
o. president, two yice.prcsldonia. q seer
iary and treasurer.
The governor Of Utah to be ex-onic
president Of the association.
There will be- county committee oi
1--WE from each county who shall have
general supervision Of local or town
sociaiions.
The officers for each local Or town a.
sociaiion will bea president, vic
president and a corresponding seeretar,
The association Immediately upon b.
ing formed will issue call by adyer-
tisqment In Utah papers and otherwis
for all persons Interested In irrigation
forestry and other cognaie matters to b,
come members.
The membership fec will be D.
annum, payable IN advance, for whic
members will be entitled to receive
copy Of all pamphlets and other litsr.
tire Issued by the association.
II shall be the duty Of each membrr
Of this association TO foster and pronolr
the interests Of irrigation matters /
Utah, and the especial duty Of Il
county committees, and the local pre-,
dents. viee-presidenis, and the core
ponding secretaries thereof to promo
the growth Of the association by inyiti
all interested parties in their respect,
counties and towns 10 become member
The corresponding secretaries wi
make monthly reports to the sacrotai
Of the association regarding crops, raj
fall, canals, bitches, etc, etc, accordi
to instructions furnished them from th
central office,
l.. W. snrRuFY, Chairman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

70. Buell. Of ueber CITY was hcre on
TUESDAY. Mr.. Buell. is dctler in
general merchandise in his iowa.
Levi Pearson will give wedding dance
on Friday evening, May 18th. in Mar
chants hall. Everybody is invited To-
attend.
Mr.. Edwards, representing Z. G.. "
l.. Of salt Lake CITY. was iransactilr
soms business wiih our merchants the
Brst Of the week.
The weather this week has b,cn
delightful the .torm cleareiup without
q frost aud the warm suuahiuc has given
vegetation e boon.
lun Matt-on and Mr.. Joi.annah
R1"- went tu salt Lake City on Wedne--
day, and q g. reported that thy viii
return homo msn and vile.
un TUESDAY evening our citf,rns were
under the impression That the Salvation
Army had .trvck our. town. Int upon
investigation 10 Was found thf' half a
J. A. Narcaant has bought out The
Interest la thc Merchant aud Wardsll
steam sawuull, wlRch was swned BY
George Wardell, anl now has the mill
under HE personal ownerrhip.
dozen youHg ladic, we're out IN a lark
and they had H., uuch a. the amu-e.
mcnt Of themselves aud friends. Your
correspondent was ssrenad,,l hy tb.n
AMI ;he music was highly appreciated.
Cleaning and rcpairing OF the irigMion
ditch will commence ON Monday Morn.
ing, MAJ 18th, At $ o'clock; the
work will begin NJ the waste gate al tine
canal. II isrequestcd that AL interested
persons will be- on time that the work
may be completed ~ soon as possible.
Mr.. Leri Pearson ard Mics Ann Max
well 20 70 Salt Lake City on Saturday
10 be unt'ed in marriage. which will
take place In the Temple a. that city.
The young couple are nmoung the most
highly respected 81 our yqung people
aud are ssnerd iavoutes II old aud
young. We wish them a pleasant voy.
age through life.
b. NJ. spsrry returned t. Park City
this week. %. Il. 4. NirR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

nrNrrrn. NM u IN

iENEFER, Nav Z. 1895.
EDroR TMrs There are about one
hundred acres Of land here planted last
fall in wheat The land Is looking well
and bids iair 10 raise a good crop. IA h
called dry farming. Last weeks rain
storms will De enough 20 bring 10 out IN
head.
There are thousands OF acre. of good
land In this county that would raise
hundreds of thousand. Of bushels Of
grain that are only waiting i5r the hus.
handman who is willing Tao pitch IN.
Thousand, Of acrr- in Davis county are
planted every iall, and / nave seen M
good and nspIump gnln there, mised
without irrigation, ne b. raised with IL.
70 is being demonstrated tlut the best
OF grain Iands are on the hil-. Wheat,
hurley and oats are raised here and not
irrigated.
Farmers in summit county, don't be
afraid TO plant tine right kind OF grain
above your water diichcs. ior Il will
grow anywhere ON the bills q you will
give 90 la fair chance. Con.