The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-04

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While on the Pacific coast lincoln
Mckinley alton ed family reunion
where out Of 81 descendants Ct hI~
mother 20 were present.
The people of weatherford do not
IKE the location of the new school
house decided upon by their school
board and are protesting.
The Indian Territory papers arc
nav ng hard tussle with the state
hood question, The territory is mark.
ed to be part Of Oklahoma.
'u1ge A.. r Muscular, of Perry. has
& ue INTO the Jerse COW business He
Will attend all the fairs in Oklahoma
this year and cinch the premiums.
Robert Hulme, of westherford. who
Is with the regulars at Manila and was
formerly with the Rough Riders IN
Cuba, says he is having a whole lot
better time now.
Oklahoma City Times-Jourpal The
Sisters of Mercy from Sacred Heart ara
now ready to begin work on the build
ing Tor their girls boarding school on
the property they own north OF the
city. The plans are now being pre-.
pared and work will begin in about
weets upon the structure 1t ~ill
be fine building and be made OF brick
with stone trimmings.
A territorial charter has been issued
TO the Pauls Valley Milling Co., of
Lexington. The company will oper.
ate a Touring mill, an elevator and
feeding pens. II has a capital stock
of 100000 and its directors are: S j
Garvin, Grant, f X Low md. w
u ybarger, OF Pauls Valley; and RH
Wynne and Jay Sherman, of Lexing-
ton. The company will maintain bus
mess offices at Pau's Valley.
Hartshorne special: The Dawes
commission for he allotment of In
dian Territory lands is ready here for
hoctaw claimants. Three OF the
members are present, McKennon.
Needles and Bixby, with full ouota
OF clerks and officials to finish the en-.
rollment of the Choetaws. Needles
was the first United States marshal
ever appointed in the territory. Bixbv
Is new man here. They will remain
here three days longer
The Enterprise. Times Of Perry an.
nounces that Perry is to have a paper
mill, saying I'D. D. Peugh will be
here In day or two, and we are salts,
hed deal will be closed TO secure this
mill for Perry. The mill will ulanu-
facture seven tons of straw board per
DAY, VIII have a pay roll of S35 per
day, and will pay S45 for straw, dis
trlouting at least S25, 900 among the
merchants and utilizing a vast amount
OF mate ial which formerly has been
burned up. A few deals Of this kind
and Perry ryt III 4
increase her population. Let us all
pull together for cotton mil and
sugar beet factory and everything else
we need and can sustain, When the
paper mill machinery, four carloads,
is shipped in the label should read
Paper mill for Perry, the best city in
o Oklahoma.
Governor {. Nj. Barnes has honored
a requisitiou from the governor of
Missouri asking for the custody of six
cattlemeu who are accused Of swind.
lng Jones Bros. live stock commission
merchants of Kansas City. out of $4,000
by means Of bogus mortgages The
transaction took place about two
years ago, The men are dnder indict-
ment in Jackson county Missouri, for
obtaining money under false pretensee,
1t is asserted that Coleman and his as.
soelates sold cattle to persons in Okla
homa and then secured the sales by
taxing mortgages on much larger
number of cattle than had actually
been sold.- The mortgages were sold
to Jones Brothers, who allege that on
inquiry they found they had been
du1ed suit to recover the money
by civil process is now pending in the
district court of Canadian county The
requisition is in he hands of S. II,
Chiles, marshal of Jackson county,
who is expected to make the arrests
today.
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