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Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Will Develop Boulder Mines.

Yesterday Adam Robbins was in town
purchasing supplies for the vigorous
prosecution of development in claim
which he has located about midway be.
tween Ward and the northern line of
Gilpin county. Mr.. Robbins is man of
more than average intelligence, who
supplements what he has learned from
books by practical work. At the Miners
bureau he exhibited number of samples
OF ore found in the course of his investi-
cations. The ore is undoubtedly sulphide
more or less oxldlzed, and was taken
from depth of three or four feet below
the surface.
Everything that have found" said
he, will pan all right and show liberal
string of colors except an occasional
streak which resembles tellurium, that |
have found in several of the locations l
made. The assay values run from about
s. to as high as $50 to the ton. In start.
ing out left the vicinity of the Perigo
mine and went as straight north as l
could, keeping as close to the range as
possible. In every gulch that visited
found indications of mineral, but the
best results were obtained near the head
of Middle Boulder creek, well up toward
Boulder pass, and about six miles south.
west of Caribou. There | have a SIX
foot vein OF ore that have stripped
across and found the walls, one being
granite and the other porphyry. A
sample taken entirely across the vein
gave returns Of $50 to the ton, and this
claim am going to develop with tun-
mel, as can gain foot IN depth with
every two feet of horizonal work. | am
going to keep at it all winter. ."-Repub-
lican
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
"RemOte Hawaii"

One thing about this Alaska craze-it
will teach geographical distance so
clearly that the anti-annexation news
papers will not be able to fool their
readers with clap-trap about remote
Hawai-. The Sandwich Islands are dis
tant in miles from San Francisco but a
paltry 1880 and in time but week. The
mouth of the Yukon is 1900 miles from
San Francisco, the gold fields are 4,ooo
miles, and in time distant from month
to two months. For indefinite years to
come water communication will be our
only bond with Alaska, so that it is Tor
all practical purposes an island domain.
And compared with it Hawaii is regular
coast resort, near and accessible.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
English as Slavers

In times gone by the moment fugitive
negro slave set foot upon English soil,
or even on board an English man.of-war
the poor creature became ipso facto free,
This is no longer the case. For Slr
Charles Dixie has just drawn attention
in the house of commons to the fact that
slaves who escape from Zanzibar or from
Pemba to the slip of British territory on
the mainland are, by order of the British
courts and officials, handed over to theil
former masters for further bondage and
punishment.-New York Tribune.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
LYNChED BY A MOB.
John D. Sargent Strung up for Abusing
His Wife.

John d. Sargent Strung up for Abusing
His Wife.
Nachias, Mont, July 24.-A report has
just been received here from Wyoming
stating that John D. Sargent has been
lynched by mob near Jackson's Hole.
Sargent was friend and companion on
the Wyoming ranch with Rob Ray
Hamilton, near which the latter's dead
body was recently discovered. Sareant
has lived with his wife on the ranch
since Hamilton's death and rumors that
he had abused her reached Jackson's
Hole by means of two soldiers that had
passed that way. The woman was taken
to Jackson's hole and shortly after died.
The people then captured Sargent and
hanged him.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
SULTAN ACcEDEs.
The ThessolOnian Frontier Will be Fxed
by the Powers.


Constantinople, July 23,-The ambas-
sadors of the powers and Tewfk Pasha
have agreed upon the frontier clause in
the peace treaty. The line drawn by the
military attaches and insisted upon from
the first by the powers, has been accept.
ed by the sultan with slight technical
notifications.
The reports that the Turkish forces
have began to evacuate Thessaly are
confirmed.
Djevad Pasha has started on special
mission to Crete. He left last evening.
The palace party contends that his ex-
perience specially qualities him to bring
about an understanding between the ad
mlrals of the international feet and the
Mussulman Cretans with reference to
autonomy.
In consequence of the recent raids by
Albanians into Servian territory, the
Servian foreign minister has informed
the porte that if further incursions take
placethe Servian troops will be ordered
to pursue the raiders into Ottoman terri
tory and that they are now held in readi-
ness at Prokouplye prepared to start for
the frontier Immediately. The Servian
minister adds that in the event of anoth-
er raid the Servlan government will de-
cline all responsibility for the conse-
nuen1eS
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Wants Compulsory Marriages.

Boston. July 24--Mrs Charlotte Smith,
the noted reformer, will present memor.
ial to congress next week praying for
compulsory marriages. She advocates
the establishments of government bureaus
to conduct the marriages.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
No Coal for Middle States.

Cleveland, o., July 24-On account of
the prohibltory rate charged by the B. &
O. and the refusal of the Pennsylvania
line to carry West Virginia coal. all lake
points and manufacturing cities of the
middle states are faced by coal famine.
The situation is a serious one.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
SMUGGLING DIAMONDS,

Carl II. Hinderman Tries to Evsds the
Customs.
New Yoork. July 24.-One of the big.
gest customs seizures known in years
was made today on the steamer Paris.
Carl M. Hinderman, second class pas
senger, was endeavoring to smuggle in
diamonds and jewels to the value of
$4,000. He had about his person scores
OF rings and chains, and unset diamonds
and rubies.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
5 NEWS.
BECOMES A LAW.
The Tariff Bill Passes the Senate and Is
Signed by tho President.

Washington, July 24-The tariff bill
passed the senate at 3 p. m. today by
vote of al to 25. Senators Teller and
Allen did not vote. The bill was sent to
the president and signed by him at Alb.
AS soon as the bill was passed the presi-
dents currency message was reported.
No action was taken today.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
A Severe Storm.

Hinton, w. Va, July 24-A damaging
storm passed over this county this morn
ing, destroying many houses. The Epis-
copalian church was totally wrecked.
The loss to the town is placed at $780,.
900, but the damage to crops cannot be
estimated.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Miners Hopeful.

Columbus, July 24.-Secretary Tearce
of the miners union said today that the
unfavorable reports from West Virginia
are untrue and that prospects there are
most fattering.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
SUGAR WORKS BURN.

Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 60 mp in
Smoke.
Peoria, ILL.,, July 24-The main portion
of the manufacturing plant of the Peoria
grape sugar company burned this morn
ing. The building was eight stories high
and covered half block, and equipped
with the latest machinery. Loss, $780,.
coo.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Won't Haul West virginl. Coal.

Pittsburg, July 24.-The Pennsylvania
railway company has given notice that it
will not haul West Virginia coal to points
west of Pittsburg. No reason is assigned.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Wall Street Hopeful,

New York, July 24.-Stocks opened
stronger and higher today. The i'm
proved tone is due to the prospects of a
speedy passage of the tariff bill and the
adjournment OF congress.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Demand Fifty Cents An Hour.

Sandy Hook, July I4-The masons and
helpers working on the barracks have
struck for more wages. They are re-
ceiving 4oc. an hour and demand 50
cents.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Tho Currency Message,

Washington, July 24-The currency
message will be withheld until the pass
age of the tariff bill. The message is
now ready and contains about GOO words.
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Abolishes Cigarette Pictures.

Washington. July 24-A little clause
slipped into the tariff bill in conference
which passed unnoticed, both houses.
1t abolishes the distribution of pictures
and cards in cigarette and tobacco pack
Daily camera., 1897-07-24
Silver Quotation.

New York, July 24-Silver is quoted at
5oA today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

homA CITY owing to lack of accommo-
dations here.
A man at Crescent City has received
from the chief of the Spanish museum
tooth taken from the jaws OF one Of
the Gothic kings.
Frank Olsmith has received the latest
make in shot guns and the latest bi-
'ycle on the market. Olsmith is
thoroughly up to now.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
George + Gilm ore, OF Oklahoma City,
TO Miss Emma Ernst, OF Chiekasha, on
Wednesday, Decem ber 20, 1897
A letter from w. e II Searcey, Jr
of Atlanta, intimates that he will re-
build his Cleveland avenue dwelling,
recently destroyed by fire, in the
spring.
M. w. Lee, alias Galbraith, the Te-
cumseh hotel keeper arrested for a
murder committed twenty years ago
In Texas, was taken back TO that state
yesterday.
Auetioneer John Miller aud Long
john" the bowler, sold ten horses
and huge mass Of household effects
yesterday at the auction mart on
First and Harrison.
The Rogers Il Nix Grocery company,
OF Joplin, Mo-, was incorporated yes
terdAy with $40, 600 capital The in
corporators are A. II. Rogers, Il d
Nix, X M. Rogers and f. +, Nix
The Leaders map offer should be in.
vestig Ated by every reader. II fur
nj
offered In Oklahoma TO get an Authen-
tic new map at very low price
Say: you ought to see the original
yellow Kids" (the Gillams). they are
with the Nashville Students Color,
Comedy company, and appear at the
opera house on next Tuesday night.
All residents OF Guthrie who have
changed their address since the names
we're taken for the directory Of Guth-
rie and Logan county, will please leave
same care Of f. w, Rooney, Leader
office
The large wall map just published
by Rand a meNally given in eonnec
tion with The Leader is a necessity In
every well regulated household All
subscribers TO The Leader are offered
this map for very small figure. Call
and get one.
deputy Marshal Tom Taylor placed
the negro, Harden Glenn. in the fed
eral jail yesterday where he wilt re-
main uutll court closes, when he will
take HIM 10 the United States prison
at Fort Leayenworth TO serve sem
tence OF one year and day. He was
convicted at this term OF ssilipg whisky
10 Indians
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Personal MENTION.
Ned oheadle visited Perry yesterday

Ned oheAdle visited Perry yesterday.
E P. Greer, OF Winfield, is in the
city.
J. A. Scott is here from Oklahoma
City.
Judge T. J. Lowe was in Purcell yes
terday.
C. NJ. Carpenter, OF Cushing, is in
the city.
Attorney John shartell is home from
Norman.
MISS Mary Nicholas is expected home
from Chicago this week,
Mrs. Or Cox has gone TO San Anto-
nio, Texas, to visit her parents
Mrs. Moses Weinberger has returned
from a visit TO her brother, b. Lieben-
helm, at Perry.
II. j. Franks, the urbaDe district
freight agent OF the Frisco, was down
from Wichita yesterday.
Charles swipdall. OF woodwa and
George ID Latham, OF Lexington, have
been commissioned notaries public
Mr.. z. S, Hoffman, OF Chandler, was
IN the city yesterday, en- route TO
Kansas to look after some business
interests.
The Capital invariably puts il mo
tary publics" A study of English
will convince that paper that notArles
public sounds better.
Judge MaxeY, Of shawnee. was In
the city yesterday with $40 500 worth
Of Pottawatomie county bonds, which
were duly registered.
Ex-Gov A p Riddle, OF Minneapolis,
Kan. Is in the city as the supreme
representative OF the national Wood
men lodge TO Oklahoma lodge.
]. T. Qaein. OF the Edmond Repub
lican, was in the city yesterday at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16
WHAT GOOD SOCIETY is
A Circle of Pleasant People Who Ar
Interested in Each Other.

'The very best society is not con
posed Of gilt and glitter" writes Rut.
Ashmore Of The Social Position G (.
the girl Who Works, in the Deeem bel
Ladies' Home Journal. 1T Is thu
circle OF pleasant people who meet an.
visit because they are interested
each other. II asks OF each memk.
that she bring a pleasant personalit,
II she wishes to be in and Of 81. Th9
society recognized by the newspaperf
consists merely of a few people, whoI
having more money than the rest o I
the world, are able 10 make them
selves more conspicuous, and so sre
kept constantly before the public,
But all over this great country. il
every city, town or little villsge there
is To be found good society, and if
rests with the working girl herself
whether she is in or out Of it. II ebf
has the bad taste to prefer noisy pee
pie. whose idea of enjoyment Is rough
ness, whoie conception Of conversation.
is to talk scandal, and who really havs
no reason for existing, then this cir
will not only injure herself by he
contact with such society, but she will
inIure every other girl who works
People are prone TO Judge a great regi
ment by one member OF IT, Therefore
II behooveth the girl who works to 70.
into the best society or to ind her
pleasures in her own home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

tending the Woodmen meeting. Joe
is now booking agent for Bill Bottoms
matrimonial bureau
Chairman l. +. LAverty went to Ok
lAhoma City last night to attend a
meeting Of party chRirmen, who will
discuss the advisability Of holding a
statehood convention.
Mr. Ed Conkling the popular Sac
aud Fox trader, is In the city. Mr.
Conkling says the people in Eastern
Oklahoma are enjoying good times and
are putting up the cash for every thing
they buy.
Henry Spears, OF Sherman, Texas
Is in the city. Mr. Spears is possesser
OF a surplus Of money aud is looking
for good Investments. Up to date he
believes Guthrie affords the best pros
bects for turning up bank account
Mr., and Mrs W. e Bolton, Of the
Woodward News aud Live Stock In.
speetor, are in the city. Mr. Bolton is
here attending the Woodmen meeting
He is untiring in his efforts to boom
the fourth annual convention of the
Live Stock association, which will be
held at Woodward February and O.
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CITY In BRIEF.

]. II. Maxey is up from Shawnee.
Six new dwellings are gong up on
East Oklahoma avenue.
Two hundred bales of cotton were
marketed in the city yesterday.
T. G. Hanes, OF oklahoml oity, died
suddenly yesterday at Shawnee.
The Sons OF Herman gave pleasant
dance last night at the X. OF p. hall.
Furnished front room for rent in
pleasant and convenient location. In
quire at Leader office.
Merchants lunch served from 1880
a. m. to o. m. for 90 cents at Ritz
haupts Vienna Bakery.
Gall on M. LAnzl and have your shoes
repaired in an artistic manner; lsl
Oklahoma avenue, west
The local wholesale trade with East
ern NOklahoma merchants yesterday
amounted TO over $4,000.
El Reno expects 500 teachers at the
meeting OF the Territorial Teachers
association at that place.
The Guild will meet with Mrs. Lille
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. A
full attendance is desired.
The Kerr Grocery company is estab-
lished comfortably in their new loca'
tion on Oklahoma avenue.
W. S. Moran. Of Fort Worth. is in
the city. He thinks Guthrie's crying
need is big hotel building,
The Lincoln County Telegram, pub
lished by w NJ Allison, has absor bed
the Lincoln County Democrat.
Fresh chocolates aud bon bons put
up IN fancy boxes suitable for nice
Christmas present at Vienna Bakery.
A. Hebby and family OF Eve were
thrown over an embankment near
Polo, Saturday, and al more or less
injured.
At Tecumseh last week u ball was
given ia honor Of Judge KeAton and Il
; Is suthoritively stated that the judge
danced.
Don Porter. travelling man, says 800
drummers pass the Sundays at Okla
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TO BUILD A HOTEL.
Tom Connors Organizes a Syndicate
For That Purpose.

The capital city has long felt, and
sorely, too. the need Of a new hotel
building, 1t is now proba ole that
this want Will soon be supplied-aud
by non resident. Local capitalists evi
IDENTIFY have not app eciated the propo,
sition of organizing hotel stock com
pany.
This week deal was closed where
by Tom Connors, president Of the
Miners bank, of Joplin, Mo, acquired
the three lots on the corner Of harrt
son and Division streets. A local bust.
ness man, who is in close touch with
Connors, SAYS the Joplin man has al.
ready organized stock company and
that a four-story hotel building will
be erected on the site just purchased
in the spring.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

M'ss cOrsh York viii be the ..oassl
New N|1
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Tho booth. Get s1o.ooo In chicago

CHICAGO Dec l5.-Commander and
Mrs Booth Tucker outlined their Ar
kansas valley colonization plan to a
large meeting at Salvation army
headquarters last night Subscriptions
aggregating $4,000 were received be-
fore the close of the meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs JONES says that the
time for humoring the five civilized
tribes is past, and that for congress 70
postpone action looking TO reforms
would be next TO criminal. The com
missioner has just returned from au
extensive tour OF inspection. and is
unsparing In his denuneIation Of the
prevailing system OF trih.i-~a-T
ment he - Hi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16
Ons mundred Mngon Load. of Cotton.

Travelling Salesman Pemberton re
turned yesterday from a weeks trip in
western Oklahoma, and tells us that
while at Independence he learned tha.
train Of 100 wagons, each bearing
four bales OF cotton, is expected to
reach this city next Friday. Dec. II
This cotton has just been ginned at
Independence and is owned by Messrs
II z. Grow, J. II. Piatt and o. ID.
Woodrum, who own the gin at that
place, and who will accompany the
train Ell Reno Star.
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to change all this, as delay means an
increase Of difficulties. The Indians
have had their chanbe. They refused
to treat with the Dawes commission,
and should be compelled TO accept the
conditions which congress, in its wis
dom, sees fit 10 impose.
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Cars LIghted by EleelrleIly.

The first Gar lighted by electricity
generated BY a dynamo uuder the
coach, passed over the Santa Fe on the
noon south bouni Yesterday. II is a
handsome, gommodious chair car aud
during the night will be as brilliant
inside as . Midday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

Don Porter. travelling man, says 800
drummers pass the Sundays at Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16

WAsHINGroN. Dec is u. Jensen. a
candidate for receiver Of the Enid land
Office, y personal friend OF Senator
Thurstou, is here. His chances for
appointment seem to be very slim
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rnslmnalern Annnlnind.

WASHINGTON, Dec IS w. A. cald-
well was today appointed postmaster
at Concordia, Woods county, vice r. r.
Roper removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-16
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. 2oc. The genuine has
L. b. Q on each tablet.
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WAsEgIEGroE, Dee l5.-original--
william NJ Morgan, AltonA. Original
widows-CStherine Munroe, Cushing
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A Zoe line Of dolls and Christmas
toys a. Seatonian Drug company
Exs sEylfirgAs ENan I
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-06
CITY COUNCIL.

Council met in regular session last night, present and presiding. Mayor Bell and quorum of aldermen.
 Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 Regular monthly accounts allowed and ordered paid
 Police report for September, cash S6O6.25 committed $l69. 95. Receiy. ed and filed.
 The Mayors veto of the motion to settle the Light & Water claim passed at last meeting was read. whereupon Alderman Johnson nov. ed that the veto be not sustained which motion was lost by the fol. lowing vote: Ayes, Bridges, John son, Meyer and Well, noes. Boyee. Fox and Hightower.
 On motion of Alderman Fox the Mayor and Aldermen Higk tower. Fox, and Meyer were appointed . Committee to confer with Water Go. with view of making settle. ment of the account ia question.
 The fnal report of Sewer com.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-06
Continued Settlements.

Settlements continued aft the July term, l8g7 of the Jefferson county Probate court. foreonfrmation at the October term hereof; Fourth annual sediment Of Chas. HOuson, admlnis1ratOr of estate of Joel E Bryan, deceased.
 Third and final settlement of J. ". Walker administrator of estate of J N Walker, deceased.
 Final settlement of JcH Hicks eXecutor of estate of Ralph Hicks, deceased.
 Final settlement of JeN Hicks administra- tor De bonls non of estate of J if Hicks deceased.
 Second annual settlement of Jea Hicks guardian Of estate of R FrankHlclts, minor. Final settlement of R $ Cherry administra- tor of estate of K Rea deceased.
 First annual sett ement of l. Goree ad- ministrator of estate of Mary E Goree, deceased
 Annual settlement Of Juo OCoanelI cura- tor of estate of the Ferguson children minors Final settlement Of II l, Holderness ad- ministratoRof estate of Wm Peoples deceas- ed
 All persons interested in the settlement of any of said accounts wlll come forward and file their exception, if any they have, on or before the second day Of the next term of the Probate Court of said county. OF theY will be forever barred from excepting 10 such accounts, or any part thereof
 F, E, FLANDERS. County clerk.
 l.. T. Sallee, D. C. 10 IJ4w September II. lsaG
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-06

missioners, District No. l, was re. ceived and referred to finance con- mittee.
 On motion the Board of Public Affairs was directed to confer with the Missouri Pacific Railway with view of having it complete it's work lon Fourth avenue.
 On motion of Alderman Johnson the Board of Public Affairs Aas di- rected to rent the ground upon which scale No. ? is now coated, at sloO for the ensuing year. Also to purchase lumber and have platform repaired.
 An ordinance making special license for passenger vehicles during Fair week, and-- fixing the rate per passenger 10 be charged, was read and adopted.
 A ttorney Bridges, representing the Light X Water Co.,, notified the Council that as the city now owed the company for six months water supply, and every effort on their part for settlement of this debt had lalied, and the company being un- able to furnish water without pay, ne would, therefore, on behalf Of his company, notify the council tbat the company would not in the future respond to fire alarms, unless the city would pay for if.
 Adjourned
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EDIY0R BR1NN.

Editor Braun, of Iconoclast fame, after administering royal roasts in his sheet to everybody of deeeney and responsibility here, there and everywhere, has at last come to grief. Ia the October issue Of the Iconociast, Editor Brann has an arti. cle seriously reilecting on the facul- ty and the male and female attend ants of Baylor University. a Bap- tist college at Waco, Texas The article goes so far as to attack the morale of the faculty and virtue of the young ladies in attendance upon this religious institution. In his article Mr. Braun transcends the limits of respectable journalism and decency, and 1t is but natural that be should be called to account. On last Saturday night while Editor Brann was sitting in his office at his publishing house, four male students, heavily armed, drove up in carriage, and at the points of their guns. forced him into the car