The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-25

V. w. Whiting has been appointed
chief clerk Of the Enid land office.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work at 623 West Cleveland avenue.
After Monday a person can get from
Guthrie to Stroud by rail within three
hours.
Judge Hainer has appointed Robert
K. Watson United States commissioner
for Kay county.
Joe Norris, chief clerk in the school
land department, is out again after a
few days sickness.
One hundred bales OF cotton were
marked in the city yesterday and al
most as many today.
Three male guests in the CONNER
cial hotel at Perry were robbed Of their
trousers Sunday night.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will serve dinner and supper on cleo
tion day, November sth
Secretary Jenkins today issued no.
tary commission to John g. Cadwal-
ader, OF Anvil, Lincoln county.
H. +. Ardery is in receipt Of letter
frcm A. Cruikshank, who is now in
the Hawaiian islands. He once lived
in Guthrie.
Governor Barnes, Auditor Hopkins
and Territorial Treasurer thompson
Will at attend the reunion tomorrow
and Thursday at Perkins.
San, Smith has resigned his positi ON
with the Wells-Fargo express company
and will take his old position with the
Spencer hardware company,
The first construction train over the
Frisco pulled into Oklahoma City this
morning. Regular passenger trains
will be running by Friday.
Sheriff Rinehart is back from Norman
with w. II, Stevens in custody. He is
the man who sold mortgaged property,
such as horses, buggies, etc.
The total city registration up to 3
o'clock this afternoon, is as follows:
First ward, las; Second, 224; Third,
22i; Third, 1875; Fourth, l47; Fifth. l2l.
The Capital says Judge Burford
"Sundayed" in Guthrie. He also "Mon-
dayed" in Guthrie. At times he has
even "Thursdayed" in Guthrie. Write
English.
School bond No. !, district No s,
Garfield county. for $500 and bond No.
/, district No. 81, Noble county, for
S40O were filed with the auditor for
registration
The quarantine law is off on Novem
ber lst and applies again on February
lst. During this season there is no
danger from the dreaded Texas fever
among cattle.
Agents wanted, either sex, to can
vas; 50 per week guaranteed salary.
Also a general travelling agent wanted;
SIS per week and expenses. Room 20,
Capitol hotel.
A certain local hotel keeper is raving
mad over the noise made in his hos.
telry Sunday night by an interesting
quartette who demolished twenty-five
BOTTLES Of champagne.
Miss Pearl Jones, late bookkeeper
at the Capital Office, left yesterday
for st. Louis, where she will be mar
ried tomorrow TO Lieut. ID. B. Arrell,
Of the First Territorial Regiment.
The-Santa has nailed up a bulle1
tin at Newton that engine men must
keep their headlights in better condi
ton on their engines, and the fireman
must clean their engine each trip,
z Governor Barnes today issued a proc
lamation calling upon the youth of
Oklahoma 10 observe Wednesday, Dec
= 1895. as q patriotic day-one to be
devoted to cultiyating the spirit Of pa
triotism.
Guthrie chapter O. +. $. will meet
next Friday evening at 1880 p. m. at
X. of p. hall The Knights Templar
have kindly consented TO this arrange
ment before their meeting of the same
night. Be prompt NJ l.. Ray.
Acting Adjutant General Orner to.
day issued an order accepting the
resignation OF Frank l.. Ketch, Second
lieutenant, company q, king6sher.
Also ordering and election Of the com
pany 10 hll vacancy.
Nelson Stone has severed his con.
nection with G.. NJ. Sharum a. Co., and
has taken a position with the Guthrie
Cash Store Mr.. Stone is up in the dry
goods and clothing business, and has a
large circle of friends in Guthrie and
the adjoining country, who like to
trade with him.
Program for sunday, October 30 '9s,
at Mt. Zion Baptist church, at 4:3O p.
m. Opening address by T. ID, Jackson.
subject, Peace. Quotations by all,
from same author. Song by the choir
Essay by Miss Langston. Closing ad-
dress by Jas. A Hughes
DR.. R. l.. Jackson, Pres.
Miss Agnes Wallace, Sec.
Secretary Wenner Is arranging the
twenty-five full page engravings of
! Oklahoma scenes to be used in the
governors annual report. The engrav-
] ings have been made by the depart.
! ment and proof sheets were sent back
10 be located by page number in the
report. This 'is the first instance
where a governors report contained
views of public buildings and private
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