The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21

torney, has resided In this city for
more than six years. He is perma-
nently located here, has purchased
property and has the best interests OF
all the people at heart.
Judge Burwell, in three and one
half days OF court at Tecumseh last
Y. eek entered up final judgments in
civil cases, set all cases on the docket.
There are $50 cases on the docket, nine
Of which are murder cases.
These cases were filed in the SUI
preme court today on petition in error;
Joseph ] Hemire VS.. Harry c. G..
stiles, from Kay county; Francis d.
Malignon VS. The Territory of okla
homa, from Oklahoma county.
The Usage payment came of at
Pawhuska last week. The agent S
bond was not large enough to permit
the full payment being made, so many
signed the roll and came away with
out their checks. which will be sent
] them later by mail.
Mr.. George Billingsley emp Htically
denies the published statement that he
had sent word he was willing 70 testi-
fy before the grand jury in the inter-
est cases, He claims there is not a
scintilla OF truth in the story. He has
been in Lincoln county on business.
At the Capitol hotel. G Cooper
! Phillips burg, Kan; Col. e. n. Yates
Anadarko; A G.. c. Matter, Northeutt,
Kan; w 7. Little, Perry; L. b.
Weatherly, Enid; A. J. Biddison, Paw
nee; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ii. Mills, Wells
ton; L. e. Jones st. Louis.
Father Reynolds was in the city this
week and informs us that the Catholics
will build a church house here at once.
The lots are already secured and the
dimension timber ordered. This is q
/ good move and will meet with encour.
agement from our citizens. Gushing
! Herald.
The sale OF otto Ianson's fine stocl
came off yesterday Baby Nell solo
for Sl7O and was bought by farmer
living near Mulhall. II. IL, Thwinp
paid $50 for Klondike and John Wal
lace bought Hance for $50 and the
mare for slO5. The buggy and har
ness sold for $50.
At the Royal hotel. Frank Rice
] st. Joe ID $. Shields, New York; C.
! ID. Scott, Clifton; W. NJ. Howe. Kan.
sas City; J. #. Decker, Coffeyville; l..
d. Latham, Michigan; j. w. Wilson,
oklahoma City; G. d. Porter j. d.
Worden w. c. Lowery, Chicago; +. J
Cowan, Springfield; James Dunlap,
| New York.
Chas. LauX, candidate for city clerk
has rendered his resignation as hre-
man TO Chief Gruber Charlie has
been member OF the fire department
! for more than year and has been
| faithful to his duties, To use the Ian.
guage Of Chief Gruber he has made
one OF the best and most eflicient men
in the department.
The Aeolian mandolin club will fur.
nish the music at the Fair millinery
opening TO be held Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week. Messrs, Geo
and Joe Sendelbach, the proprietors,
are determined to make their opening
! this week a record breaker, and while
east purchased millinery, the styles
and qualities never before shown in
this section Of the country.
Mr.. c. l. Servis tells OF mysterioui
deaths among his hogs. He had If
teen hogs in a pen fattening and forty
stock hogs running in pasture All
were well Saturday evening and at,
as usual. Sunday morning eight wer,
dead and evidently died in spasms
The remainder Of the hogs were, tC
all appearance, as well as ever anC
there have been no more deaths ol
sick hogs. Mr.. Servis is puzzled tC
know the cause Of the deaths among
his hogs. --Times-Jou