The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-03-20
CITY in BRIEF

The Presbyterian ladies will give an
Easter fair on April 4 and
For arst.clas rooms and board call
at 3i9 East Cleveland avenue.
Fraternal Aid Association meets
Monday night at X. tf p. banquet ball
The old reliable sigo OF spring the
book beer sign, has made ITS appear
ance.
1rs. Saaa5oTs' artistic millinery |
opening takes place on March "a, s5
and GO
WANTED Good girl at once at G23
North Broad street. Good pay and no
washing.
have money to loan on city prop
erty on one and two years time. W.
M. Bronson.
The Fair will serve ice cream at
their millinery opening wednesday
evening, March 80
The Aeolian Mandolin club will fur.
nish music at the Fair millinery open.
ing Wednesday evening, March %
Sheriff Rhinehart and Guards Lou
Pitts and John Miller left Yesterday
Cor Lansing with ths SIX prisoners
convicted in district court last week.
The Mittinger Compress company
has written Secretary Hogan, OF the
Guthrie club, asking further time in
the matter OF Locating compress mere
Governor Barnes has refused TO
grant pardon TO J. W. Maddox, the
TalogA hop fiend, who was sent up for
one year Maddox shot a druggist
because morphine was refused him.
The following pensions were issued
yesterday; Willis Williams,
Dover, SO; Sarah E. Carey, of Talihina
Indian Territory, ss; Richard B Wed
del, Of Muskogee, Indian Territory, 80
Kay County News. John II. Scot
horn, deputy United States district at
torney, came up on Tuesday to see j.
W. Lynch on bond aud was Oh
structed by the territorial criminal
court proceedings.
NJ. Luther West yesterday sold lots
II and Is, block IL, East Guthrie, to ].
5 Roe for 5000; lots | and 2, block 23,
East Guthrie, to II. N. WiXom for 5000;
lots 1 and 2, block 4, East Guthrie, to
j. w. Wilson for 81, 200.
mhlOT "A IL HOOQbOut VI
has gone to Washington TO consult
with Commissioner Jones in relation TO
allowing the ArRpahoes to draw sufli
cient money to purch ase cattle. horses
and other things they need.
Mrs Saunders millinery opening on
the cath, 25th and Goth will please you
IL you attend. Astylish trimmer from
Chi ago will bs in the hat department,
and the new spring styles will be
shown Thursday, Friday and Satur-
] day.
Near Anads srko yesterday George
Willis, young stranger from Indiana,
was killed, the murderer having cut
his victims throat, almost severing
his head from the body. Otto Eckert
has been arrested, charged with the
crime.
On the cath, 25th and Goth of this
month Mrs A. p. Saunders. the mil
liner, will give her annual Easter
opening and extends cordial invita-
tion to every lady in or out OF the
city of Guthrie TO attend and see the
present styles In ladies hats.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church collected SIS in money and
/ htNGIhl OOA tb VI GiONuluk lOI Lnt EhhIN-
people in Matanzas, Cuba. The sup
plies were sent to the Star at Kansas
City, where a mammoth relief train has
been made up. The train will start
for Key West this evening.
The board OF regents OF the Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical college will meet
Monday at Saltwater at which time
the new mem bers will be installed and
the board reorganized. II is believed
that Robert A. Lowry will be elected
treasurer This would give some
saltwater bank the benefit of the de-
posit OF nearly $50 600 In college funds
which are now kept at Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma Agricultural expert.
ment station OF Saltwater has Issued a
valuable bulletin deucriblng oklaho-
ma weather and crops for the year
1897 the facts were compiled by
Prof G.. E Morrow, director OF the
station. Prospective settlers can OBJ
tain from the bulletin a good general
idea Of the advantages and obstacles
that are to be encountered.
The school land board of the terri.
tory met Ia the governors office and
ordered that an appraisement be made
of the Kickapoo indemnity lands in
Oklahoma, Lincoln and Pottawatomie
counties, aud that an apprAisement be
made OF all school land west OF range
s aud east of range IA west OF the Iu-
dian meridisn The secretary WAS
ordered TO proceed TO Greer county
and complete selection OF indemnity
lands taken IN lieu OF lands fled on by
homesteaders
Millinery opening at the Fair,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
| March o. and "a