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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-13

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour weak; No yellow corn, 33A;No.
3ssprlng wheat, 10; No. 3 spring
wheat, 1sWsl; No. 9 red, Is;
NO : corn, SIT; NO. oats, "a
NO. white, 2G4; No. 8 white, 90
% Is; No: rye, AZ; No barley
3lGl35; No. 3, No g.;
-; NO. flag seed, l04.; prime,
timothy seed, 2.55; mess pork per
barrel ~. 0Oltl'.05 lard per 100 pounG
oo05.52a; short ribs sides loose.
D. 4oe9o.SO; dry salted 81. ulders
boxed 4s@s; short clear sides
boxed, 5.95WG.f5, whlskey, dis.,'iers
flnlshed goods, per gallon,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Il J. Lowe was in Perry yea
terdsy
John Raymond. OF sedalla, Mo-, is
in the city.
A. w. Fisher. one OF Normans solid
Democrats, is in the city.
N. B. Easton aud g. w. Murphy, of
Saltwater, are in the city.
Z. A. Rlseliug, Of Dallas, is IN the
city looking for Investments.
A. II. Classen, OF the Oklahoma City
land Office, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Fannie Newcomb went 10 Ok
lahoma City yesterday to visit friends
J.F. smith, Il. II Reed and C. Il.
Thornton were up from Oklahoma
CITY Yesterday.
N p Taylor, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest OF bis brother-in-lAw, j. o.
Severns and wife.
w. S. smith Geo, Taylor and Harry
Albright, successful farmers living
near Perkins, are in the city
Miss Byrd Walker, OF Perry, went to
Oklahoma City yesterday after a visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nanderpool
Geo. Murphy, OF saltwater, is here
consulting the postotiice conterees re-
gardiuR the Si lwater postonice.
Ex-Gov Renfrow and Edgar Jones
will 20 TO Norman today with w. A.
Fisher aud hunt quail in the country
thereAbout
Jim Diggs aud Bart Martin returned
10 Perry yesterday after a sojourn in
the city Both are not only leading
lawy ers of Perry, but among the fore
most Democrats Of Noble county Mr.
Martin has disposed o.. his interests in
the Perry Democrat Patriot
Prof. Il. ID HArnden, county superin.
teIdent OF Pawnee county, is over con-
snlting Territorial Superintendent
Hopkins about why the Indisn chit
dren Of Pawnee county were left out
in the last apportionment Of school
funds There are geo Indian children
Of school age In that county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

Bef,cceH Bapfisfs and SaloonBeepers- Riot
Is FcGred.
The following special from Wichita
is doubtless wonderfully exaggerated
At last reports Blake was still alive:
"Tonkawa, a little town Just across
the line in Oklahoma Territory, is in a
state of riot over an attempt of the
churches, led by the Baptist denomi-
nation, 10 drive out the saloons. Eli
Blake, a Baptist deacon and postmRs-
ter at Tonkawa, who began the agita-
tion against the saloons and who has
led the 6ght, was way laid on his road
home from the office last night and
beaten TO death by gang supposed to
be acting at the suggestion of the
saloon men. Blake had been receiving
letters OF warning for week. Satur-
day he hired c. X. Meaehem TO stay at
the City hotel TO obtain information
concerning q gambling den and saloon
located on the second floor. Monday
four arrests were made on the affidavit
of Meschem, and the saloon men at
tempted to secure the release OF the
prisoners by force. Four policemen
were ordered from Blackwell and the
disturbance was quelled for the time
Last night Blake was assaulted an1
killed while on his way home. Parties
of horsemen rode through the town in
threatening manner. Today four
arrests have been made and the excite
ment is high. The Blackwell police
have been requested 20 return home,
as II is thought that their presence has
led to the sudden violent demonstra
tions of the whisky men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

The territory school land commits
sion, composed OF Secretary Jenkins,
Treasurer n. NJ. Thompson and Audi
tor 5 N. Hopkins met yesterday aud
apportioned the college funds derived
TSom school land leases, as follows:
laiyersily for Oklahoma, at Nor
s1ihn, S5>000
Normal school AZ Edmond 81 GOO
q A and N university at Lsngston,
81, 600.
Agricultural and Mechanical college
at Saltwater, $500.
Total, Si7 500 80.
The presidents Of the colleges were
all present on invitation OF the com
missioners, and made reports Presi-
dent Morrow, OF the A and NJ. col.
lege, reported that there was ce'
posted to the credit OF the collie g
nearly sac 600,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
COUNCIL MEETING.
fiction Taken ia Regard to Wdtcr Horls
UeU-- Lights Located.

Ueu-- Lights Located.
Councilman WiekhAm was the only
member absent when Mayor Berkey
raped the council to order last night
and Clerk De Croft prepared to spread
the minutes. The council immediate-
ly proceeded to business,
The ms ority of the water works
committee recommended that the six
inch well be drilled in the bottom of
the present well at the pump house,
and on motion of BoleH the bid of
Biggs and Saunders was accepted and
the committee was instructed to con-
tract with them to drill a six-inch
well IN the old well not to exceed 100
feet in depth, at a cost of 65 cents per
foot and to furnish the casing.
r. w. Smith, sidewalk repairer, was
instructed TO notify the trustees Of
the Christian church to fill in their
lots forth with, as the same being filed
with water was detrimental to public
health aud had caused much sickness
in that vicinity.
McCrary was ordered to abolish the
hog pens gt his camp house. Public
nuisance
The council ordered the arc light at
Asp and Villas 20 be moved to Broad
and Villas, and the light at Asp and
Oklahoma TO Broad and OklAhomai
the light at the north end of Fifth
street bridge to the south end Of the
bridge.
The park committee was instructed
TO furnish some plan for the improve
ment Of Capitol park at the next
meeting.
Marshal Baxter asked for another
policeman, but the request was refused
on the grounds of economy.
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80 nlsnoe.s nfpptr.


Reception.
Mrs. X A Ramsay, assisted by Mrs
John Cotteral, gave delightful recep-
tion yesterday afternoon At her home,
5l7 East Cleveland avenue. The usual
form OF entertaining was varied by a
novel departure. which taxed the
thinking and reflective faculties Of the
guests. Among the callers we're dis
tributed handsomely printed cards
bearing thirty-one questions, all tend
ing toward the solution Of "a problem
printed on the back OF the card, and
entitled, "rhe Bishop Of Oxford's Rid
die The contest, which was prize
anair, was spirited and furnished a
fund OF Amusement Mira. y. n. Barde
won the first prize and Mrs NJ. l.
Turner captured the second. The rid
die questions read as follows:
l. | have trunk 2 II has two
lids. 3. And two caps s. Two musi'
cal instruments. 8. Two measures
6. Articles that cArpenterr can't dc
without z. A couple OF good fish.
8. A number OF small smell Gsh.
Two lofty trees 10 Sote fine flowers.
II. Two young domestic animals. u
A numb Of small wild animals. l3
A fine stag. IA A number OF whips
without handles. IS Weapons OF war
fare. 10 A number of weathercocks,
AZ A entrance to a hotel ls A po
litical meeting on the verge OF
division. 10. Two students. 90. a
number Of Spanish grsndees. 2l a
Dig wooden box. 22 Two hue build
ings. 23 Product OF camphor trees
"a A piece OF English money. 25 Al
article used by artists. &c. Boat usec
in racing 27 Used in crossing river
2s oair OF blades without handles
20 Twelfth letter OF the alphabet fur
nished bows. 80 Instruments used IN
church music. 81 Fastenings for the
whole or part OF music
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
ar REED'S UTLL.
Statehood mn H. KILLED BoFHcs opposes
land Office ReHorai

Statehood mn H. KILLED BafHcs opposes
Land Office Remorai.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Statshood
Legislation At this session WAS killed
TO-DAY by the house committee on ter
ritories rejecting the Arizona, New
Mexico ana Oklahoma bills by IA vote
OF 8 TO g. The frat two measures were
bun ched and defeated Then the Ok
lahoms bill was taken up and deieate 1
by the same vote.
There was no discussion, as il was
understood at the last meeting that
the vote was TO be taken today with
out further preliminaries. Delegates
Smith and Ferguson OF Arizona and
New Mexico, stated that they
wished TO put themselves on record
that, IL they were allowed to vote,
they would vote for the bills.
Gov. Barnes called on the secretary
OF the interior today in regard to the
consolidation Of the Perry land ofiico.
He opposes any consolidate On on the
grounds that il would be inconyenient
TO the people Of the Cherokee Strip
who have business coming before the
land Office. The secretary inf lrmed
the governor that he has Ghd no inteu
ton OF abolishinR the Perry lara
Office, and gave him positive assGr-
ance that no change will be made
The following postmHsters were ap-
pointed for Oklahoma:
Noble Whiteacre, Anvil, Lincoln
county, vice Daniel $. Pritchett, re-
moved, J A. Hensel, Dayton, Grant
county, vice Robert j. Briggs, re-
signed; Annie Vandeven, Myrtle, King
fisher county, vice Flossie Vsndeven,
resigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
ncslcrn Pnalllre Lnn,Is.


W. II. holland IL seems has been to
Guthrie TO see Governor Barnes and
Attorney General Cunningham in re-
gard 10 the fencing up Of government
land, as pasture. There IS consider
able hard feeling among the people
about the range being fenced up by
cattle owners. and crowding out men
with small bunches.
The attorney general seems accord
ing 10 report IN favor of the hester as
he terms the farmer. A farmer in this
country is a man hat raises stock and
farms in connection, and he is the
man that will succeed The man that
tries 10 farm without stocS will 20
broke. There is only one way we
can see to settle the pasture question,
and give every man u chance at the
grass is 10 have free range and that
will give ali a chance. But as long as
men are allowed To fence what they
please, they will crowd on the smaller
ones and cause disturbance Ii 10 hard
70 made a law TO suit everyone. The
fact iF, this fencing business Is oone
by common consent among the settlers
aud il has been satisfactory until
lately. when some Of the ptople are
inclined 10 crowd a little This mat
ter can be adjusted without much
trouble II the citizens OF this county
would call a meeting and make some
settlement in regard TO the matter
among themselves without having 10
call on the states authorities to inter
fere 1t IS TO be remembered that il =
K )es TO law. this county is herd law
county, and IL that law was enforced
II would ruin this county. However,
the people could vote for fence law
and free range and still run stock
range just the same as they do with
pastures Cheyenne Sun beam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
Rcgarding ProE Scofi.


Special TO the Daily Leader,
SALTWATER, Jan. 26-flon. a. @.
Scott, OF Oklahoma City, has accepted
the position OF professor OF English
aud literature In the Agricultural and
Mechanical college at Saltwater, and
will begin his work February /, The
position was rendered him with the
approval Of every mem Der OF the board
OF regents.
Prof. 5 soft Is widely known as an
orator OF marked ability snd popu-
larty, as a man OF high literary at
tainments and as prominent mem-
Der of the territorial council or senate
some years since. II is not so gener.
ally known that he is a man OF broad
scholarship. a graduate Of the Univer-
sity OF Kansas, which university Of
ferod him position in its faculty
some years since. He has Travelled ia
Europe aud much In our own country
and his been dhigent student,
especially Of literature. His personal
character is Of the highest type.
Mrs. Scott will be detained 10 Okla.
homA City for two or three weeks,
after which she will join the professor
In becoming a resident Of Saltwater
a Il MoRROw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

Indian Agent Bald win has advertised
that on February 10 he will receive
bids for the release OF the Wichita
KiOwa tni ComBnehe reservation s
for cattle grazing purposes. The
Kiowa aud Comanche lands will be
leased for three years; the Wichitas
for one year Thus are the settl .rs to
be kept out while the wears 20 by,
il the agent Is permitted TO release
the lands let every club aud busi-
ness mems league in the territory aud
northern Texas protest at such action
The lands should be opened for settle
msnk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

@The Oklahoma Cry Oklahomap Of
Yesterday says: Yesterday ex-ucv
Renfrow elos,d the deal on which he
mas been fgurlpg for some time, aud
purchased the four lots on the corner
Of Third and Robinson, lots e7, 2s, 20,
ana so. block 80 from T.. NJ Richard
son, paying $500 for the property,
ThR lots are the most desirable resi-
dence property in the city. The gov
crnor Will commence at once the cree
tion OF q handsome dwelling on the
lots, expecting TO complete IL by
spring when his family will arrive and
make their home here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
FLYNN ANl BARNES


hood BRs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 by the solid
vote OF the Republican members Of the
committee on territories. the house
has killed statehood legislation for
this session.
1t was first intended to report the
bills TO the house and let the sommit-
tee on rules DO the killing, but the
powers OF the house decided that the
best and safest way was TO suppress
any efforts TO put the house on record.
The Arizona and New Mexico bills
we're voted upon together, the eight
Republicans voang no and the three
Democrats aye on the proposition TO
report favorRbly. Then the Callahan
bill to give Oklahoma statehood was
taken up and by identically the same
vote il was likewise killed.
This action OF the committee was
taken TO rebuke the people OF the ter
ritories for voting for free silver aud
against the single gold standard. The
Republican majority IN congress does
not propose to tolerate any departure
from the doctrine laid down bv the
monetary trust. The delegates frOc
the three territories have worked hard
for statehood, but with the speaker OF
the house and all Republican under
suappers opposing itthere was no pos
sibility Of overcoming the obstacles.
Governor Barnes ard ex-DelegRte
Flynn of Oklahoma are happy. They
90 not agree on patronage in the terri
tory, but they join hands ia the play
to defeat statehood, and, with the aid
OF The speaker, won out without diifi-
Guilty
Secretary Bless told Governor Barnes
OF Oklahoma that the department Of
the interior will not act upon the sug-
gestion 10 remove tho land office from
Perry TO Guthrie and consolidate the
two Offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
CITY IN BRiEF

Buy year slass at Lille & Co 8.
school books and school supplies at
Lille & Co.'S
Very little cotton has been marketed
here since the rain.
Local courts Of justice are enjoy iug
"A brisk spell OF dullness.
Four carloa is OF cattle we're shipped
to Kansas City yesterday.
The Kempton company is giving ex.
.cellent entertainments f1r small money.
All school children get matinee
ticket with a 25c purchase at Lille &
Co Is.
See the elegant line OF tooth brushes
and drug sundries at Lillie's drug
store.
II is said the, A H. Roles has been
agreed 90 for register OF the Perry
land Office,
1hs Kansas City Commercial club
~ill pass through tomorrow en- route
70 Galveston.
There is good opening for good
physician 1t Carney, q. T.-Address
w. j. Renuer.
upon the World" was given credit
able rendition by the Rempton Comedy
company last night.
Merchants lunch served from 1880
a. N. TO D. m. for 20 cents at Ritz
haupts Vienna Bakery.
Call on NJ. Lanzl and have your shoes
repaired In an artistic manner; 12i
lOxtahofna avenue vebt
A Ponca City man cleared up $1,000
trading on the Chicago Board Of Trade
since the first OF January.
Remember our entire stock OF
queensware will be sold at actual cost
until closed out The Welcome.
Rev +. W. Hawley's father died
Monday night at Peabody, Kan. and
was buried at Carthage, III Mr.. Haw-
ley accompanying.
There are nov sixteen pupils attend.
ing the deaf, dumb and blind asylum.
Captain BeRmer says this will be
greatly Increased within the next
three months.
The recent bail storm did consider
/ able damage 70 Schawb d Morquard,
X
ever, fixed things up and will be able
| fiji orders as usual.
! The second annual mat querade ball
Of the Sons Of Herman will be given
on February at X OF p. Castle hall.
All masks are subject to inspection by
Aoor committee. Tickete, so cents a
couple
John Ballard, Of Winfield, aud Sam
! Dummond, Of Hennessey, have ar
ranged for Il cooking main Ia Ponca
/ City on February TO 5 inclusive
There will be 200 birds take part in
| the match.
/ In district court yesterday Rebecca
| Il Ridley instituted suit for divorce
from Henry NJ Ridley. She alleges
non-support, and prays that her
maiden name, Rebec,a Il Schoonover,
be restored.
Don't fail to lay in your supply Of
| quef nsware and glassware white you
can buy it for less money than IL can
| be LAID down for, since the tariff went
into effect, as all our goods were
bought before the high tariff went
into effect The Welcome Grocery.
Amanda C Cochraue filed suit in the
district court yes sterdey for divorce
| from her husband, George A Coch-
rane. The couple live in Crescent
City. The plaintiff alleges that the
defen liant is hard drinlSer ami also
hop fend and tina life with him is uu-
| bearAble.
A southern Utah paper, commenting
on the fashion the girls have of chang
ing the spelling OF their names, says;
We used 10 know young girl whose
name was Mary When she grew up
and went TO college she dropped the
''r" from her name and it WAS May.
About year ago she got married and
now she has dropped the ~" and they
call her Ma"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
IIere. Too.

Travelling men say that they hear
OF Oklahoma CITY on every hand, and
that in every part Of the territory II is
recognized as the future big town of
Oklahoma. - Oklahoma City Times
journal
That's funny. They say the same
thing of El Reno when oyer here ~
III Reno Star.
Yes, and they say the same Of us
when in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
aHOLI. anosr RELtaIoN.0


A large and appreciatIve audience
gathered last evening at the Christian
church TO hear Evangelist Lichten-
berger on the theme of "Hoiy Ghost
Religion" This is theme that is
much talked about and least under
stood OF any question before the reliy-
ious world The speaker clearly pre-
sented the bible teaching on the sub
Ject, showing that the Holy Spirit was
the third person OF the trinity. That
the baptism OF the Holy Spirit was for
the apostles as a special preparation
for their work, and not for us. That
stbe Holy Spirit is given 10 us rs gift
from Gcd TO be an indwelling com
forter upon our obedience TO his will.
That the Holy Spirit acts on the ois-
believer through tho word OF God
which Is sharper than a two edged
sword.
One made the good confession at
this service and five were buried with
their Lord in baptism
The song service was inspiring and
participated in by all The subject
for tonight is "rhe Scarlet Line, aud
all are invited to ettend these services.
There will also be baptismal service
at the close Of this evenings sermon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

KIsGFIsuER, o. T., Jan. 27.-The
case of the Territory vs. J. NJ. Lee, ex-
treasurer OF king6sher county, charged
with the eequestration OF the county
funds, WAS brought 10 an abrupt close
by the decision OF the board OF referees
appointed by the court, which decision
releases the bondsmen of Mr.. Lee
from liability FOR the period during
which the acts charged as s6questra
tion are alleged TO have taken place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
Te,ry GanII ers J.nIIo,I.

All the gamblers place in the city
'7ere raided yesterday afternoon auC
the devotees Of the green cloth ar
rested by Assistant County Attorney
4. II Doyle, and brought before Pro
bate Judge Allen on the charge Of yio'
lating the gambling law Six OF the
eoterie paid SIS each, amounting tC
$50. into the county school fund, -
Perry Enterprise-Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

Governor Barnes. says tho Shawnee
News, may offer rewards TO the limit
Of OklahomA's cash book, but he will
never secure the punishment of sin
gle one OF the mob that disposed of the
two Seminole Indians. A white wo-
man was outraged. Two Indians were
burned at tue stake, and hundreds of
sturdy, self-respecting Anglo Saxons
stand ready 10 repeat the performance
should a similar outrage occur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

At recent meeting Of the u L. s.
Q. Of Guthrie, such questions Gs The
Adjustment Of Capital Punishment, +"
The Drink Problem" Books for
Children" THE Social Dance" " "ShAll
We Feed the Tramp" and "Prison
Reform" have been discussed ia a
helpful, intelligent way that cannot
fail 10 bring about good results ok
lahomR City Times Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
NEW SErTLERs FOR "a.
Ten FamHics More There From johnson
S0anfB, Tcras.

Ten Fanatics More There From johnson
S0unfB, Icr0s.
The Day County Tribune says:
There were ten families settled on
Quarter Master creek last week, all
from Johnson county, Texas. and
there are ten mDre on the road from the
same place W. A Bursnd. Robert
Burand, Ben Smith, Earnest Williams,
Robert adams aud NJ a. LAns ali fled
on claims on or near Qcarter Master
creek Monday.
Mr.. Adams on Qaarter Master is 90
years old aud ehnlleBges any man Of
his age In Oklahoma for foot race
de Is hale aud healthy. Oklahoma Is
heAlthful s0untrY and is fast set
ting mp with a good class OF people
This country has never had a boom
but is just settled up with people that
have come 70 stay and make IL their
home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

The United States ,ivil service COM
mission has ordered that the regular
spring examination shall be held be-
tween NJ arch IS and April 25, 1898. for
the grades Of clerk-eurrier in Guthrie,
okiahoma, postoiiice. All applications
for this examination must be filed
with the undersigned before the close
OF businssii March 1, 1895. Ex let dates
for this examination caanot be given
at this tiBle, but due notice will be
given through the daily papers. All
necessary information, blank sppliea.
tions, otc.. can be obtsined ~ any
time by applying TO
D. r MONTGOMERY,
Acting Secretary Lo al Board, Guthrie
r o.
Guthrie, U. T., Jan. 10, ls3s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28

Fine Diebold safe, double time Yale
lock, Rnti.dynamite device, 40 inches
wide, 6s inches high, 80 inches deep,
weight about nine tons. Also coin
tray, perforAtor, and full outht Of bank
hxtuTes. Call On or address
BENJ II HEGLER,
Receiver Stock Exchange hank, El
Reno, o. Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-28
EqilaI Snnrage.

The Equal Suffrage club Of this city
will meet in regular session Saturday,
January 29, At $3.50 o'clock st the
North Methodist parsonage, Every
body is welcome. The following is the
program:
]. Devotional Exercises --..-......hrs. Miller
q Roll Call-Each member 10 give a
reason why an Equal Suffrage
clause should be In the constitu-
tlOn Of Oklahoma.
q Duet Misses Glrman ana Weymouth
4. Address.-"rhe Evils of Our City
and How 20 Deal With Them .....-
-. ............... Mrs Della jenkins
5. Recitation That Sturdy Oak and
Clinging Vine .-. Miss Edna sutton
q. Municipal Reforms '........-... Mrs Carter
z. The Best Governed City in the
World" .----.-.--........-..... Mrs Judge HerOd
s' Recitation .......-.-.. Miss Stella Mev mouth
q. "A Phase OF New York CITY Life
........ ....-.. ... Miss Alma Carson
10 Communication from Mrs. Anton
ette Haskell, eX mayor OF Gay
lord, Kansas,