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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The reception rendered Luther West
aud hr.dr al the FIRST NJ T.. chHrcn
"lr delightful ahair Delicious re-.
irrsnmrul. were served and MIR and
Mr.. West we're presented a silver
water .,r.i O. Ly ihr Er.imcutal baud.
Rev Euriurr mate lrr prr,rntati IA
,pecch' 70 program of music was car.
r,,d "Uf ,ac fpIluWiuP participating
Band Mis-. Goodrich, Miss lur,h. Mr.
People Mi-, Batch. Mis-, Massey.
Mr. Euciucr frauk Brook,, Mrs
Wp'd, Those present were.
Al",,r-. and Nesdame, Steven. Old
stpn. Leach. kadash Frazier, stur-
ge a., Todd, Mock, Kennedy. Pulse.
Brown, Cooper Donaho, McMcaltv.
MuNlow Nit .hcll. Bailey France.
Jared, Muskedal. Miller, Smith, Massey.
Morris, 4. Morris, RAY. Sampsel. Voss.
Wcirman, Woods, Goodrich, Briggs
Wilher Smith. Newton. Laverty Rer.
key, Eiscnschmidt. Hewitt. L. Brooks,
McCrackon, T. Millikan, Braithwaitc,
Gaschell, Huckncr Joel +. Smith. DR..
Hiatt, Rhoades, Smalley, Peoples.
Penny, Anderson, Bochcr, Blakemore,
Cooper, Cherry. Whtt'ck. Dodson, j.
w. Brown, Hikes, Hale, Wallace,
DELAY, Canaan Ebright, Ennis. Mercer:
Mrs. Rosenbau n, Mrs Sarah Tucker.
Mrs. Dinges, Judge Green; Misses vi
and Cora Stevens, Keotsch, Parker.
Weirman. VI and May Cooper Maine.
Peoples, Ncatch, Todd Burch, Annie
ShoenhaIr and sister, Hikes, Kennedy
Flora Cooper Laura Hin, Julia and
LILY Massey frankie Zones, Mcssrs
hill, Cooper Laverty, Ruckner
Dolcater Mccoy, Atkins, Rominc,
Dodson, Roaenbaum, Leach, Ayers,
HiNop, Cornell, nougherty, Collar,
Lggleston, Gregg Warner, Carver
Pratt, Cannon
Mrs. Wheatley was Granted divorce
troia her husband, a santa Re con.
ductor
David Litson IS. John Gormou. suit
for labor verdict uf jury for slT so In
favor Of plain,ih
Paul Y. Carlton obtained a divorce
from Lora O Carlton, on the ground
Of cruelty and her neglect and refusal
10 perform martial duties.
NJ Shaugnessey vs. ". ". Painter
ct ali judgment by confession against
defendants for So and costs Of suit
Harvey Maine VS.. W. II. Gray, re.
eeiver of National Bank of Guthrie. for
money deposited with the bank; now
on trial before the jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Since the allotment of he Kickapoo
reservation, much interest attaches t q
that fertile region and many inquiries
are being made by people in and ont
"f Oklahoma, relative 10 its size, soil
AMI resources. II may he said that
the reservation is simply magnificent
park of goo, OOO acres.
Along the western border which
stands 10 the southeast, rms the
North Canadian river, on the eastern
hank Of which, in the Kiekapoo eoun.
try, is a succession OF rich bottom
lands, with soil AS black and rich as
Illinois prairie loan. The central
and eastern portions Of the country
are high prairie iapda intersperseG
with timber Among the woods are
beautiful circular glades IN which the
tall, sweet blue stem grasses wave in
the wind. Ia these glades lunches OF
Indian ponies and cattle have browsed
until they fairly roll ia fat Along the
eastern border, where 1t adiuins the
a. hAN 10 AbNhh Wv AaHN - ~ a.
tically without timber, but is excel o.
lunt farming land In the northern
part of the country is "a region Of black
jack oak, which never grows luNu-
riantly unless it has plenty OF sand
The country is further described as be-
ing rich in timber, and particular men
ton is made of the pecan. wild plum,
hickory, elm, red oak. post oak, burr
oak, white oak ana walnut IL Is also
watered The southern central part is
described as being rich in springs. "ln
one place" II is said. there are a
number Of springs within 100 feet. Of
each other giving forth enough water
10 supply a city of so. 900 people. While
the Kiowa and Comanehe reservation
embraces a far larger area. the whole
of It is not as valuable as the KickapOo
country, much OF II. indeed, being fit
for grazing purposes only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

J"nN JARRErr has prepared Il com
pilatiOn showing the remarkably pros
pcrous condition Of the TN. plate in.
dustry ia this country. MI Jarrett
should reflect on the fact that the
prosperity is nnder II reduction of the
ta.ih.on tin plates, which cut the Nc
ktnley duty ia two, and which our
protectiOnist friends assured rs at the
lime would destroy the tin plate in
dustry The industry would have been
itltr as prosperous il the duty had
hern removed altogether for we can
make tin plates ms rheaply in this
ounntry rs any other nation can make
them. The Mckinney hill imposed
needless LaN on thousands nf people
who use Tin, and though this has been
largely reduced there u no reason why
IT, should not he reduced still more or
entirely removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

TIM Greer combine at Guthric are
even hoRging the date lines on the
register of the Hotel Rex for the pur.
pose of saving hotel hill while they
are oyer here trying To get prin ting
that belongs To the papers who sup
port the people who pay the taxes
The Wave Printing company can 10
any kind of printing outside nf blank
book binding Just a. well and ns
cheap as any outfit ia Guthrie eau. yrt
we are not bowling much over ile
fact as we cannot give the officer any
commission and charge 10 uU Dob t.a
county: Greer can. 'yaW tu-- -
Enid WaVe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

HnnrALIsN is rapidly growing ia
favor ia Europe. A number Of con.
-picuuus and influential statesmen
hage declared themselves a, ready to
""tertain the proposition for a fixed
ratio between the two metals among
the great powers II would seem that
under these conditions it should not
o. ditiicnlt to arrive at an unders tand
ing among the principal nations on
his Suhicct, especially rs mnch pro
Fress in the right direction has lately
been made ia England.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

llLnE is Il bonanza and it j. from the
wise council; hill 100 prohibits the re-
tanning of any patent pop or beer bot
tlrs lay the public. There should have
heen million dollars appropriated Ia
cnforcr the law. Violation Of this law
.honid be- punished by death When
warm weather comes we intend To get
some stink bills and load a shot gun
with them and watch for a criminal
public to come along retaining a pop
Gpttle Downs Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

JrsT as Mckinley bids fcr E..iUlE
endorsement, John J luglll7 r1mea
out for the free coinage OF silver Tha
people will easily comprehend thl1
preliminary warfare among Eepuhli-
cans IL is not 20 secure either q gold
or silver standard, bat to become thc
leader and win presidential huIors
Ingalls, has nothing 60 lose aud every
thing to gain boy leaping INTO the sill
We fortress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
oid Glory al orIaada

special 10 the Leader.
ORLANDO, Ok, March Welcome
school district was full Of red, white
and blIc enthusiasm last Friday
March 30. II was the occasion Of rais-
ing a 10 foot dag over the school house
and all who saw the hearty good will
with which the pupils entered into the
exercises, could not but help feel the
fire of patriotism in their breasts A
short exercise had been prepared by
the teacher, Miss Jennie Seamans.
After il was rendered a committee Of
old soldiers took the nag and hauled
il up TO the top OF a. foot pole An
address on patriotism was given by
Mr.. Walker of Orlando, and every one
went home feeling more determined 10
stand 10y 'Old Glory 10 the last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Mr. H. e. Brunt and Mis-. Alma Rcy.
nolds were married Wednesday even.
ing by Rey Ed Ling. in tho pres.
ence OF few relative. ana infinite
friends The wedding tool, place at
their now home on west Eighth street,
which had been nicely furnished and
arranged just previons 10 the event.
After the ceremony dainty supper wa
s'rYcd Mr. Brunt IS known as very
steady and able young business man,
having acted IN the responsible capac.
lty OF cashier of Hoffman Charles a.
Conklin for l'go years and has wor the
esteem aud confidence Of those he
served Mis-. Reynolds g, equally well.
known in Chandler and {. Young
lady of winning disposition She
will make a worthy help mate for Mr..
Brunt The News rAtends congratu.
lations and the best kind of wishes
aud propecies for future felicity.
Chandler News
The remains Of Deputy United
states Marshal Jim Masterson, who
died Monday night Of quick consump-
tlon, were shipped 30 Wichita yester.
day for burial The deceased was Al
years Of age and was considered one Of
the hrayest men in Marshal Nix's ser.
vice. lie served as marshal OF Dodge
City in the early days ofthat town and
was a well-known figure in the Cripple
Creek boom During the Ingalls, out.
law battle, jim was Ia the thickest Of
the fray. He was a brother OF Bat
MastersJn, known all over the west,
and was kind hearted and true. His
death was sudden and IS widely
mOurned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

ST. l,,3e April " Eleven members
of Tine sabbath association. amonp
whom were several ministers. cmulatcd
Dr. lHrl,hur-t last night and
made lne round of the theatrical
dive, iu the district bounded hy
Clurl, avenue and Market street
Fourth and seventh street. Their
object was tu procure tho evidences ou
which Attorney Jamc, llophins this
morning -Wurr oul warrants against
Dive Keepers bryant lrcly. g. j sum.
mrr, lille Lillic I,-hrr. Lpu G. Thump-
.uu and Is. !. Carlton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
now TIE PREss TAIks

Edmond Republican: II Greer, of
the Capital will devote a little time
and look up the two bills that the
president Of the council is accused 81
signing without either having passed
the council, rerhaua hc could solve the
mystery and let people know tho
truth II Pitlnr dill sign these bills
or either Of them, as has been charged.
then he is guilty of fraud and should
he punished. If he did not sign either
of them, the public should ilaw 1
aud Pit2er be eNonerntcd
Oklahoman. It must hr conceded lg
even Judge Scotts worst enemies.
that large amount Of hu-lua.e l- De.
ing transacted by the pre-eat term u
court and that judicial matter. ara
running very smoothly at ureroIf No
court in the southwest ,5u hoN d
better record
Pawncc nispatch The t..t nov
land Indian allotmDnt- M HaWnce
comfy can hr leased for from 97 10 50
cents per acre for each ycnr for five
years The paymcnt' are required 90
be made scmi-annually the fret pay
mcnt being due siN month, after The
papers are drawn up The leneer IS
required To give $500 bond signed hV
two rcspousIhlc part,r.. The beat arc
being taken rapidly.
Gk. City rimcs.Jouual. Gr.or. che
territorial WhiteWashcr. the mcndcr Of
senatorial regulations, like the conven-
tional gambler yclls put up or shut
mp II lac w!il read thc original arti.
clc that has harrasscd his sensitive
soul 50 much, he win lnd that there
were few things 'put mp. but L
seems not entirely To- the territorial
printers satisfaction It's too bad
but since wc have been notified that
Greer was the Official censor of more
than "A couple of the Republican party,
wc may do other things that are not
entirely to his liking.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

fFnRY April Democrats and Pop
ulists a. Citizens ticket, carried Ferry
today with majorities ranging from
tor TO one hundred
A. G Holland, Democrat. defeated j.
l.. fancoast Republican, for mayo
by over 100 majority.
Half OF the ticket elected s. Demo.
cratic and half Populist
The city council will be composed OF
s Democrats, Populists and Repub-
leans
The Democrats are celebrating to-
night in great shape
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
Co. rrclli.. Goc, 10 shiloh.

81 lo-rru Mo. April Gen. T. W.
rrcnti-- one of the two surviving gem
erals who took part iu the battle of
shiloh. lcft here to-day for the battle
field. q" bee present at the uuvciliug of
the monument Saturday. llr will hc
the only one Of the surviving generals
nrt. emf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

DH CorrERAL shonld have had n
will,-over in the Fir-l j. A Hutzall
rendered his resignation several days
agra, and gave ont WORT that h" was
not running, hu1 IL wa, too late to
take his name from the ticket Hut.
l. ii polled a big vote Notwithstanding
his rrdraWaI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

NorrhN. Kan. April Minnie D.
Morgan president of the kansas
Woman, Republican association. has
issued call for the annual meeting OF
the association 10 be- held m Topeka
April 3D. the same day the meeting of
tle Republican league has been called
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

1nE people believed the truths
spoken by THE LEADER, and defeated
Johnson for the school board and
Richmond FOR the council Two more
days Of thought would have knocked
- Il the school bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
rourth-Cln.. Western ro.fm,.f.r.-

WASHINGTON April .. These post
o3ice appointments were made to-day.
Ina Missouri At Dudenyile, Jasper
county, j. Hoppe at Eeadsyillr. Gallo
way eounty, j. Coates AT Sligo. Dent
county g. NcSpadden la oklahoma
Al Witt unassigned land w Wit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Tut cable informs rs that Bismarck
shrd bitter tears. The chances are.
however, that they were of the rc2n-
lition salty variety.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Tue new woman will bc sure to
make the oldfashioned dive for her
purse when she comes across a bar
gain marked either 20 or 90 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

college u,'arl talking the uc.rrr of
H1,hclnr u .rl- u ISL. m I-us H,
"'~ returned O." ttr hou-e oI commons
a~ % IhrrI from Naui.N-u.rr rrou
this time hc filled several important
oiii'r. Ip to his appointment u- speak,
rr wl"r Mr. ,'ladetuuc.~ admui~uu-
tom llr was married u I~14 to the
eldest uauehtcr of William ~uuforG
Dry Ialc of Ncrevalc Wurvich,hirc.
Ihr Imr~ says. lie has proved him
self BOO 'uc face of ever increasing dini.
.tI'.rr ,Hn strongest speaker who has
uucd 'hr chair since the resignation u
Lord I,cr~lcy."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

IN will not do for the Republican
presidential candidates % merely
stand on the financial plank Of the
Minneapolis platform The voters
viii expect them to be more specific
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12
Belgian Glas. Worker. srrike.

ChAELFRli Belgium April 2 \
partial strike Of the glass workers o..
the Charleroi district has been dr
clarcd Ten of thr factories are closed
throwing t0lJ persons out of work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

NAsmNoroN, April = Gen oliver
T. Gooding formerly q noted Missouri
politician, but a familiar figure ia
Washington for several months. was
today declared to be insane iu "a dis.
IIi.I DDuI.I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Tut health of the various presiden-
iial candidates will soon be dragging
them all over the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Tan effort Of some Republicans 10
put Winfield Smith to sleep seems to
have been creased with an inferior
article of tallow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

DR. Joseph Pinquard came ia from
Chicago yesterday and expects 10 re-
main several days lie IS registered
at the Daily hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

lr was not good weather for Demo-
Gratis, anyway.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The local land ofiee has received a
decision in the case OF johnson VS..
henderson, near Langston. Claim Is
awarded 10 Henderson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The Oklahoma City board Of health,
after an investigation. find that the
reported case OF smallpox there e.
nothing but measles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

WILL the new city s1lons kindly see
HAT the wooden sidewalks are abol.
i>hpd?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

IL was a narrow scratch for the water
works bonds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

IT. appears that the negro as an cleo
ton factor has become dead issue in
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

RfrnFN kofB and Gov Mckinley
-ccm to be exchanging pulpts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

thr towns boo this section of Oklahoma
has been iuaupurat,d uui will bc
pushed 90 speedy completion Tac cu.
tcrprisc is being woro,d up hy Wm
Rust, veteran telephone operator
who now resides in Tccumsch Mr.
Rust visited AN the priucia' town in
seven counties of this section and has
met with hearty responses from the
people who are subscribing literally
TO the fund Mr. Rust is organizing a
company and will apply tor charter
in "a few days The nam, OF The or.
ganlation will be "Thc Tecumsch o.,
Chandler Guthrie Telephone Co,
with $500 600 shares of >toc't at $40
share
The telephone Tine will run through
seven counties and touch the follow
ing points: Guthrie, Langstun, Per-
kius, saltwater land saltwater agri-
cultural collcgct Ingalls,, Pavncc, also
Perkins to Carney Chandler. Sac and
FoN, clifton. Shawnee. kcokuE Falls,
and Tccumsch, Avoca. Sacred Heart
Mission, Young $ crossing ON the Nouth
Canadian river Ruructt Norman,
Noble. Walker Lexington and pur-
ccll Tho line will form one immense
circuit and phone will br placed in
every uostonicc iu the places named
and in as many business houses as sab.
scribe for stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

MIR. James Keller a prominent eiti.
zen of Arthur, Ontario, Is in the city
looking after realty interests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The haywood test well at Oklahoma
City has reached the depth Of 5s5 feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

ln district court yesterday the wit
af haheas corpus ia the ease oi the
United states versus Grant rcttiiohn
was sustained and Pcttijohn was or.
dered turned over to the territorial
officers "l Wood county Deputy {.
S Mar kal John Wisby will leave to-
day Tor Tolngo with him. Pettiiohu
ia charged with conspiring with Dick
Neager, Bailey and Alfred sons and
Others to murder Fred Hoffman, Cni.
ted States commissioner OF Wood
county, who was found dead on hia
claim in Wood county some time ago.
Al the time of his arrest Pettiiohn
Uae editor OF the Tolago Tomahawk
lie stoutly denies any connection with
thc murder Or the parties charged
With him.
Deputy United states Marshal $ $
1858 viii take Riley sweeney, who
...led Jack Phenis, ia the Usage conn
iry last fail, to Pawnee today, 10 an
-wrr 10 the above charge Sweeney
claims Phenis was zoo intimate with
hia wife who is a half blood Usage Ia.
dian woman.
Deputy Frank Cochran came mp from
Oklahoma City yesterday with five
prisoners for the federal JAIN, two
whisky men and three men for intro
ducing stolen stock into the Indian
aonntry and all sentenced to six months
Ia the hastilo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Governor Renfrow has signed con.
uact with the oklahoma San iiarium
company ia care for Okahomas iu-
.tue for three year. At 1900 per anuum
i0r each patient The company con
ei>la of DR.. }. y. Rolater 81 Oklahoma
'Iy DE- John Thrcadpill, Taylor
Tcyae Dr. =. s Galbrailh. l.orars.
port lnd and WIN Galbraith, of
Peru Ind They have secured an op-
tion on The Methodist college buildiug
at Norman aud may convert IL into an
asylum or may erect a building at
sotHr other point in the territory lr
sufficient Inducements are offered
thrln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

The steal Of $500 bv the organization
known as the Free Home League.
was one OF the most glaring perpetra-
ted upon the territory through the re-.
cent legislature 10 might in truth and
in fact have been dcuominatcd 'au
act for the relief of certain repu blicau
politicians Of Perry, O. T. Here is
the account Of expenses presented FOR
payment so the auditor last week,
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. DIR
To Free Home League, PcrryO. e.
President y !. Houston, expenses.
Four trips To Guthric. s ou
Twcnty-onc Gays board. Guthrie 81 30
Stamps OO
Hall rent On
Stationary OO
Service obtaining charter lO uU
Printing and mailing 200 call, "a
Total SEQ OO
This was almost all expended in lob.
hying to get tho $500 appropriation.
and every dollar of the balance will be-
frittcred away in similar bills. The
$500 might just as well been thrown in
the well for an the good 1t will do the
settlers
fl is a sample o. Kansas Republican
gall and boodling
Some Of the smart Alexander, in Ok.
iahoma City have II very quaint con
crptiou of a joke on April Fools Day
Here IS q sample as related by the
Star.
Wm. Stanley was arrested sunday
night for carrying concealed weapons,
and thereby hangs a tale. The said
Stanley had Just been released from "a
sentence Of los days in the I. 5. iat
at Gdthric for introducing liquor into
the Indian country Stanley had an
idea that the job of deputy marshal
was snap and concluded that he
would enjoy such position. Accord
| inFlv he applied for situation as
posseman and the obliging marshals
Immediately concerted a scheme to ac-
commodatc the would.br marshal
They April fooled the fellow into
thinking that he had been dcputizcd
and told him to hold himself in rcadi.
ness to 90 as pOsseman TO arrest some
train robbers. The sucker bit got a
good big gun and proceeded To initiate
tb' marshCIe by parading The streets
looking lil," walking arecnnl ono oi
ihr city police saw hiu,r him in and
ro,tcrday morning Judge Realty as
-rescd q flnc Of So The follow didn't
have q son and is now holding q posi-.
Non on the city chain gang.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-12

Considerable interest is being mani
frslrd in the new Muskpgrr Ol,laho-
ma and Western railroad which was
chartered Monday by Secretary Lowe.
The company has a capital Of LOCO. b.
ooo and say the road is certainty.
The distance /, 200 miles and the
points named on the route are Mu,.o-
gee, l. r, Cleveland, O. r., Pctrv. o.
r, and Enid q. r.. and the fplloving
persons are charter members
g W. sutton. Col j. l.. Morphis.
'ol John W. Jordon, " II Herbert
Major L W Dunlap Judge T. w
Morphis Cleveland. OK Col Frank
Thompson, Pawnec. ok Col. Robert
t. owens, G. w Turner Mu~kpgrr. /
T Jake Guthrie, Enid OK La lrr A.
II Roles, Judge A. t. King. Perry
OK Jake Harllcs. Eutlc-yilr. + q.
The board organized hy clrrliug thc
following a. its onircr.
e. W sutton, president; l.. l.. Nor
ph,,. ir'' vice president. Inhu " Inr.
.!pn. second vice president. ". II lIcr-
hrrt, treasurer: and ludcrA II Gnlc..
general attorney.
The work of the preliminary survey
aud securing the right Of way will b,.
otn at once aud bc pushed IA. rapidly
o. possible.