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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
SALOON At GLENCOE
Opposition Seems to Have
Been Caught Mapping.
REMONSTRANCE TOO LATE
Claim They Could Have
Beaten 1t Otherwise.

Guthrie, O. T, July 2S.-After repeated
refusals TO grant saloon license 70 parties
desiring to operate at the new town OF
Glencoe, the commissioners of Payne
county have granted license 10 one
Kizer. who will open I'D at once or the
license matter the Glencoe Mirror says:
The saloon has at last won its victory IN
this township, and Glencoe vii lhave a
saloon by the latter part of the week The
hearing before the commissioners was set
for last Friday, and Mr.. Kizer had his
petition all ready and il tire hands OF
bright attorney. The remonstrance was
presented by the farmers of the township.
who had employed no one to handle their
side of the case. Nevertheless they made
very warm fight, but the commission
tition. 1t seems that he remonstrance
was illegal in view of the fact that it
had not been filed in the time required
by law. The demonstrators claim they
could have beaten the petition If it had
not been for one thing.
Messrs. Dorsey and Grant Of Perry are
circulating a petition for another saloon
license and think they will have no
trouble to secure as good a petition as
that of Mr. Kizer's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
ARRESTED FOR HORSE THEFT
Krager Confesscs His Deed George
Od0m stOutIy Asserts lanOeence

Guthrie, O. T.. July 23.-Thc Oklahoma
City Oklahoman says: Officer Harley
Emrick yesterday morning arrested
man named Rroger alias price. no wac
wanted at Wayne. l. T.. f1r horse theft
committed early last December. The
man was found al the Planters hotel and
when arrested. confessed that De was ths
right man. Krag stole valuable h0rse
ana saddle ana SD IN money from hts
employer. man by the name % Downs.
Two days late- re sold the horse N Nor
man, and since that tine the officer
have beer or the l09kC9t Tor him.
Krager vas taken before United state
C0mmlssIoaer Mac Douglas. who ssut
him 20 Ardmore in charge % the man D.
had robbed.
George odon. young man who har
been in town FOR a fcw days. wac arrest
"a Saturday night rs Cmcer HubafE.
charged with stealing horse 81 Niece
r. T. on March z. last doom aamits
that ne e. from NcGee. taf denies that
he @ gu.ity ~ horse stealing II sage
that Dc lcft there only three weeks sg9.
ard that since thar uue Be bas been
working a. Yukon TIe says thas h.- r-
pl- ~ Niece ere vol kpozu an1 f-Ga-
entail ar4 shat 80 a1r have - trouble o.
proving his innocence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
SAYS CAPE NOME is A FAKE
o. III. Flowers or shawnee Furnishes
Testimony 10 This Effect

Guthrie o. T. July 23-The following
letter, received by Mr. D. c. Flowers, Of
Shawnee. from his son, O. H. Flowers.
who is Cape Nome. is fur.he confirm
alton Of the alleged fakishness OF that
region:
Nome iCty, Alaska, July g.
Mr.. D. c. Flowers, Shawnee, Okla
Dear Father-I will write you all a few
lines TO let you know that I am here
and good many more-abOut 5000 and
nothing TO do, everything is badly over
done, ten times too many people. but I
am going TO stay. for l believe Alaska
will be 4 good country soon. I think /
will leave this part There are not To-
men digging gold here today so you can
see that it is a big fake. How are you
all getting along II never gets dark here
through the summer: just as light at y
clock midnight as It is at noon IN the
day. People are leaving by the hundreds
every day. The smallpox has just start
cd, 50 I expect there viii be a good many
die here. In my next letter 7 viii try
20 send you . sample Of gold dust IN
this country it looks very fine VIII
write one more letter before things freeze
up. so you viii know how I am making
it. Henry Ryan must rot have been
here last year, as 7 could hear nothing
OF him. Respectfully.
o L FLOWERS
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VIII probably stand good when 81 come
70 the higher courts. Some time bseS
the defendant. in company with GEEK .
james. a PattaVatemie Indian. v.st
from the Kaw aSency g. Newk g.
There NJ went into a saloon and orde- 3
two glasses 81 waisky. che saloon De -
or told him he could not SCH the Hquar
90 the Indian. bat would give e 40 C,gp-
err So Cooper took the tyyo glasses aai
gave one 10 the Indian There il M de-
nying these facts. hpt Cooper's del. usa
IS that James being PottaNat'mie IA
dian. IS therefore citizen as the UHI,ad
States. and that q Is no crime o. sell or
give liquor 20 Nm In 1851 congress tr,-
vi3o3 Tor the allotment ~ the Pottaa H.
tonne lands In Kansas and pr1viisi that
rs soon as the title % the lands pa sd
n the Individual indian D. should be-
come citizen ~ the United States The
law was aftervard modified 20 some sx-
tent. but hy ia provisions nearly f-.
whole tribe became citizens Of the Tn
Cd states. Cooper claims tia this ma -
parents were among that nunoer.
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that has been or viii be made 10 impede
the course OF justice BY resOr. ing 90
technicalities Of law TO wrest from our
citizens the right to exercise their fran
chise on a proposition sin which every
citizen has a vital interest
THE location Of the county seat Is
being determined BY the county hound
airy line. The statutes OF our territory
prescribe the manner in which the csti-
zens Of a county may relocate their
county seat. These statutes have been
sutained by the supreme court OF our
territory. the highest authority Of the
same. The very cir that we breathe in
spires US that every citizen has a neral
right TO be heard on a question that is
purely public in It's nature and which
belongs to no man nor class Of men. but
alike 70 every citizen in the country. b
he high or low. rich or poor.
I'VE believe in the truth that has been
deduced by long experience that a major
fly Is more liable 10 be right than a
minority; and that under our form %
government the minority should cheer
fully accept the will II the majority;
and that & is unpatriotlc and un-Amerl-
can 20 resort 90 mere teohnicalities Of
the, law in order to throttle The wiz Of
the people. thereby overriding their in
herent rights 10 crafty che personal IN
tereets Of a few.
'Tt IS our duty to consider the issue
now pending from a just and patriotic
standpoint. the greatest good % tho
greatest number and settle e vi ell
and Justly. and thereby eliminate
source Of friction ard discord among our
citizens and. rid ourselves Of a serious
obstruction to the wheels u the c0un-
tvs progress. Let every citizen en-
deavor to have just and fair verdict
at the polls on the It'll day of August,
and when the result IS declared let ~
strike hands on the verdict or ths
proper authority and press onward IN
the great march # Christian civilza-
ton and development
Let Us endeavor 20 hold high the
banner Of our county. which no doubt T.
destined 20 he among the foremost Of
the counties % our giant-like infant ter
rit0rv. which IN due cure ~ time viii
develop into maturity and stand high in
the grand galaxy OF these grand United
States Of ours.
Respectfully submitted.
81. NJ ross. Chairman.
III .. YOUNG. Secretary
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WARNING TO W-BURNERS
Course Persisted in May Make Wheat
Raising impossible

Guthrie o. T., July pa timely word
is spoken 10 the farmers by Editor Peters
of the CARRIER Sentinel He says: 1.-The
uplands Of Oklahoma are better suited
to wheat production than any other crop
and TO exhaust the properties in the soil
necessary for the production of This GER
cal would be almost disastrous TO our
country. 1t is therefore necessary 10 find
GU what property in the soil rae first
exhausted and try IL possible to conserve
or husband the same. In old wheat coun-
tries the first sign that wheat can not be
longer praftsbly raised is that IS soon
as 1t heads out the weight Of the grain
c1n not re aimed ny the straw and
the first little wind causes It to sink 10
earth 20 rise no more The silica in the.
soil that furnishes the glazing OF the
straw IS exhausted. It is a bright cr7ts-
tai flint and nearly pure siicic acid. but
In natures laboratory it responds to the
demands OF growing plants requiring its
properties The farmer who burns his
straw viii find in the ashes large
amount Of clinkers with a clear appear
snce, like mel.ed glass. These clinke-s
are the harvest OF silica from the soil
and concentrated into clinkers are as
lnsoluoie ar glass and can never be re-
turned in proper condition to the soil.
The remedy. therefore, is to return all
straw, in any form, back TO the soil As
evenly as possibly, and with the proper
care to turn under whatever may produce
lcam, or plant food, and our farms Will be
practically inexhaustible for wheat cuI-
ture and last to ehlss genera lions yet an
born; but the farmer who burns his strag
stacks IS destroying the possibilities Of
raising that most valuable of crops
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GOVERNOR BARNES ON china
Is sure Oklahoma WI 10 Her Part.
md Quick Ahouf e.

GUthrfe O z. July 2.-G0vernoF
Barnes arrived hame last night from
Geuda Springs. whore he has beer re-re-
atjng several DAYS. ~ an highly graft
fed" said the governor to5av go %
serve RE pa.rf0tf- sentiments ANNA ffnv
the people - Okla bona REGARDING TIRE
situation prevailing i1 China. zs = mss
Gated 5y the leFters and tsleEraTs ten
de-inK The services q TIRE writers n the
event q var 10 cal fr~ s6siti nsl
troo7s las been Issued b TIRE p7eziSes.t
hgreva-. bat IN rae ever - WsT hrsnx
declared ! an confident thst the First
- gtguent cagtd - f1ily Terrusfss aos
equipped g1eey re oEer uaae - Colaiasl
FEe~nzn. wEta.a eftsra dars"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
CUSTER COUNTY CANDIDATES
Tickets IN Full Put Out by Democrats
and P0pulistS.

Guthrie, o. T., July 23.-At the Demo
cratic county convention in Custer coun-
ty the following were nominated for the
various Offices Probate judge, t. S.
Hunt; sheriff, E. J. Robinson! clerk, W.
B. Walker; treasurer. c. Z. Moves; reg
lister Of deeds, f N. Salyer; superinten-
dent of public instruction, G. 7. Dulaney;
tax assessor, C. J. Ivy; county attorney,
E w. Wilcox; surveyor, T. S. Chastaine;
coroner, o. P. Collins; commissioner First
district, Andy Taylor.
The Popuhst convention nominated the
following candidates: Eli H Roman,
treasurer; c. II. Howe, county clerk; H.
NJ. Mcconnell, probate Judge: T. c. By
mum, county superintendent; Jas. Nail.
register of deeds; Lee A. Wells sheriff
r P. Phillips, county attorney; Alfred
Snider, assessor; c. VI. Collins, surveyor;
W T. Adams, coroner; commissioners.
First district. ]. r. Reagan; Third dis
trict, NJ. p French
A commissioner for the Second district
will be nominated at a caucus to be held
later.
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LOGAN COUNTY P0PULISTS
Have EFaced Themselves. Name and
All. for This Year.

Guthrie o. T.. July 23.-In agreeing to
fuse with the Democrats, the Popuhsts
of Logan county have made a most ig-
noble sacrifice, even TO the surrender Of
their party name for mess of offices,
which they foresee with an optimism
born of hope The deal was perfected
through the instrumentaHty of a joint
conference committee on which no per
son who was suspected Of anti-fusion
sentiments was permitted to serve. The
Populists complacently agree to drop
their party name, enrolling themselves
without reserve under the Democratic
banner, for which concession they will
be permitted to name candidates for pro-
bate judge, county clerk. register OF
deeds, assessor, coroner Second district
commissioner and Eighteenth district
representative. The Democrats reserve
for themselves the right to name the
candidates for sheriff, treasurer. county
attorney, superintendent of schools, sur
veyor First district commissioner. Sew
enteenth district representative and
member Of the Eighth council district.
The report Of the conference committee
was not accepted without a preliminary
fight. John Sampsell. secretary of the
Democratic county central committee,
had been conducting a campaign FOR
county clerk, and everything pointed to
his nomination. Naturally he was not
disposed to see ga bird in the hand" so
summarily released and he put IN such
a strenuous objection that the report Of
the conference committee was rejected
by a decisive vote Of Is to 6. An ad-
journment was taken until evening and
in the meantime Ssmqsell was prevailed
upon - Withdraw his objections and the
fusion plan was agreed upon.
Guthrie. O. T. July 22.-The PopuIlsts
Of Logan county have selected the follow
ing list Of delegates TO she Oklahoma
City convention on July 81: J. T Pyatt,
Crescent City: T. J. Gardner. Coyie; ".
". Ensart, Guthrie; J. s. Soule. Wood
land: F. NJ jay Guthrie; J / Mcdaniel,
Bear Creek: r. S. Pulliam. Antelope: z.
V. Titus. Guthrie: . ". Walton. Null
hail: F H Cox. Cedar: J. II. Belcher.
Guthrie: J I. Hedgecock. Marshall
Alternates-W n Smith NJ J. Scott
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Glencoe Mirror Welcomes Rain.

Guthrie. o. T, July 23.-The Glencoe
Mirror welcomes the fine rain Of recen;
date as follows: The dry spell which
threatened TO prolong itself into q damag-
ing drouth was broken Monday morning
by a delightful rain. and in consequence
the growing crops are shooting up with
renewed vig0r. The wind Of Sunday was
high and dust blew terriically. compel
ing business houses 10 keep their doors
closed sunday night the wind subside5
and Jhe clouds came and let their treas
Ure down % make the earth glad, The
rain lasted all of Monday morning in gen
tie showers that fen just right 20 soak
into the earth and do the crops the most
good. Corn, -kafsr corn and cotton were
needing the rain very much. L is though;
the crops are assured, even Il a drogth
should come during August, as the corr
IS almost rnatpref
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
BY AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
| Christopher Hill, Who Lived Near
st IIwater, Meets Death

Guthrie, o. r, July 23.-The Saltwater
Gazette reports that Christopher Hill, a
farmer who lived seven miles northwest
of Stillwater was killed by an overdose
Of morphine last week Whether the
morphine was taken with suicidal in
tent or not is a question. He had been
in the habit of using the drug fer the
past year and was frequently under the
influence of its effects. Last Friday,
however, he took a much larger dose
than usual and within a short space of
time was asleep from its effects All eff
forts failed 10 arouse him from his deep
sleep and finally a physician was sent
for. Dr. Barnes waited upon the case
and worked faithfully with the unfor-
tunate man for forty-two hours. but fail
ed to arouse him. He died without ever
uttering a word after the first effects OF
the poison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
GA TO HEA
Bears the n The Kind You RaTs Always BOggA
''Sl Of GWZAltZI
STOPPED AT ENDORSING SIPES
Oklahoma County Convention Itself
Named the DELEGATES.

Oklahoma City. 0. T, July 22-At the
Democratic county convention held here
Saturday 4 resolution was introduced BY
c. 3. Ames irstructing the delegates 70
vote for Jasper Sipes for national COM
n1itteeman and authorizing him 10 Sc
lect fourteen delegates 70 the territorial
convention. After much debate the res
olution was amended 50 as to simply in
dorse Mr.. Sipes, and adopted. The fol-
Lowing delegates we're selected: NJ Z.
u aldraven. J. B. Smith, J. II. Hu5beIL
D ". Butler. Warren Ozmun, Henry
sheple- r L Pulley. B. r. Newkirk
John L. Mitch, Mike Sassy, What II.
Grant. Harry Leckne-. Monroe Neal. II.
:. Lair, 7. 3. Davis William Bruce. Chas
Burke J. " Johnson. r. '. Brandon.
Charles Bslzer. J. P Allen H B. Mitch
ell c. ". r. Chinn, C. ". Stephens n.
J. H. Wright, J. 5. Lindsey, r. Q. Blake
ney and Sidney.
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AGuaranteea cure fer Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. No cure, no pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers Of
Pazo Pile Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case of piles
no matter of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in
stantly. This is a new discovery and is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price 50
cents. If your druggist don't keep it in
stock send US 80 cents in postage stamps,
and we viii forward same by mail Man
ufactured by Paris Medicine Co., st.
Louis. No, Manufacturers of Laxative
Bromo-Quinine and Groves Tasteless
Chill Toric
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
FUSION N OKLAHOMA
MiddIer Allen Says This is
the Last Year of II.
LOGAN COUNTY POPULlSM
Surrenders Its Name at De-
mocracy's BeheSt.
LOGAN COUNTY POPULlSM

Guthrie, o. T., July 23--John S. Allen,
Third legislative assembly and is now
editor of the Peoples Voice, was in the
city on matters connected with the A
O. u w Mr. Allen is known through
out the territory as rampant Middle-of-
the-Road Populist who has been a thorn
in the side Of the fusionists ever since
the first suggestion of a sacrifice of par
ty principles for the sake of spoil. At
the Populist convention held at Enid in
April Allen was there with a small but
determined backing, earnestly endeavor-
ing to stem the tide toward fusion, and
when he was repulsed with scorn and
ribald jest he retired from the hall with
his followers and organized boiling
convention. Later, he went to Cincin-
natl as a delegate to the national conven-
ton Of the Middle-of-the-Road Populists
and was elected secretary Of the con-
vention. Personally and in the columns
Of his newspaper he is today arguing
with undinninished zeal for the cause of
Populism, pure and undefiled, and conf
dent IN the belief that this Will be the
last year Of fusion he expects TO see the
party rise again clad with all its former
strength and power Dennis Flynn will
be reelected 10 congress by 10000 major
ity," said he, with emphasis. 1T is not
necessary to point out any special con-
dition that is going to produce this re-
suit. Every thinking politician knows
the situation in the territory and realizes
the hopelessness of an opposition. Yea,
presume fusion will be effected at
Oklahoma City next week, but it will ac-
complsh nothing except the destruction
of fusion in future years. Mark my
words-tfis will be the last time there
viii be an attempt at fusion in the terri
tory and these who are misguided enough
to act with the Democrats this year
will hereafter wear the Democratic col
lar without any attempt at concealment
or Disguise"
''Will the N1iddle-of-the-Road POpulists
have a candidate for delegate this year?'
THAT I cannot say. but my impression
is thet we will make no nomination.
'eWfn there be fusion in Cleveland
county this year,"
Most certainly not. We have been
accustomed TO making a straight party
fight in our county in previous years and
have uniformly succeeded in capturing a
majority Of the offices. This year the
Populists are more aggressive and bet
ter organized than ever. and we expect
to make q clean sweep Of the platter
Yes, Walls and Duffy will probably he
candidates for reelection to the legis-
lature, and they will win easily
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BLUE-AND-GRAY VETERANS
Company at Perry Wouldn't Hind a
Brush with the PigtaiIs.

Guthrie, o. T. July ga company of
blue and gray veterans have been offered
by John A Oliphant Of Perry to Gov
ernor Barnes with the request shat he
tender its services to the government for
the war with China Mr. Onphant. who IS
himself a Union veteran. says his COM
pany is ready. to defend the flag and fig-t
for the righc in any country on earth,
China preferred Just at present All of
the members foukht some OF them on
opposite sides in the civil war bat all are
willing now to re-enter the army life IN
the defense OF Old Glory. MI OIiphant IS
city attorney Of Perry and a lawyer of
we'll known reputation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
WATERW0RKS BONDS READY
Saltwater Is to Beg soon with Her
&:SG 900.

Guthrie o. T, July Blast Tuesday
the finishing touch of the water-works
bonds for Saltwater was put upon them
and they were forwarded to the Western
National bank Of New York for collec-
ton, according to the agreement with
NJ. L. Turner, the purchaser, that they
be sent there for delivery. says the Ca
zette As soon as the purchase price,
which now amounts 10 a little over
$50, coo, Is paid they are to be turned
over and the money placed to thu credit
Of the city Then the work on the wa
ter-works system viii begin in earnest.
and 1t is 70 he hoped that the plant viii
foe in working order some time this fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
DROWNED IN TIE ClNARROs
Little son or Ssbn Gooisbzy s.iHi<s In
sight of Companions.

Cirh-fe. . T Iu1y l-Ths Psrklas
I11raal ssya. wsls 81 eathiar in ne
Cizra--ou river see fhe ses6ze
last ev~1sny ~ asas s-csa~k ley
ether boys = Ike sre hs I'D Egls ~
.se river ~ sRs-u ana tse asaeT bsfa
vers a}raaAy "a ths ~ ~ ~nsr Fassy
made a dive fFoza fAe bark when -
csrue % t1s Farfsfe b gasgss3 fo- hrssf r
arE sts e-par-f7Ta eassid o. b-t Dtts e.
az bim 81 Feac11g rss Fhors- TIE
zfrza was given aas Fl s.art ,lue
er-zs vas On enc azk aas f1a sogr ~ss
-esa recsTe-r Az a-fe-atF ~ restore
ife zers s-sIasse ars tss aoeg wra
's-osEat - towa sri t4s-- n tae hze
= sse parents whers hszrt sessiev
zsess t1ok 4 zcs
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ALLOTGING WILL BE RUSHED
In the Il iowa and Omanche Country
FIR Warning to Sooners.

Guthrie. 0. T, July PA Washington
special to the Capital SAYS: The COM
missioner Of Indian affairs informs the
correspondent Of the State Capital that
having prepared the rules 20 govern the
allotment Of the lands Of the Kiowa and
Ccmanche and Apache reservations, he
has detailed five persons from other work
TO rush the aIotments for those Indians
as rapidly as possible. As soon as the
lands for these Indians are segregated
he will take promp, steps to turn the
the other lands over to the commission
er Of the general land office and then
the president viii issue his proclamation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-24
ANNIE OlLLON'S MILLION
Ind an Girl Made Heir OF n Man
Whose Life she saved

GUTHRIE. o T. Jaly ga fshv story
IS told by The Tshlsquah Republican ne
IS this. 4 ittle Indian SRI. Annie True
heart Dillon. 0cvd u. dau -hter ~ Jha
Eioaa chief, BLACK Wois has Inheri a
"a fofraue % Seo0Go0 and more. Icrt her
hv a rich cattleman John Dillon. syho
about seven years ago was savel from
death At thu hands % n half-breed aa-
aassin by this little girl. The girls eda-
cation IS r. Do begun ~ once under the
supervision q the Bishop - Montercy
Dillon formerly owned a ranch ou Ire
Rio Grande fl Texas on one oocarfen
when an Indian employee s4ftTht @ muir
der ard rob him. warning was gwen -
little Annie Dillon paced n dummy IN
his bed and Watched the would be asfaa-
Elm drive knife into g. He then shat
the Indian 6-ad. r. had no relatives
and left eve-y cent = MS property %
the little Ind an maiden whose parents
allowed her 20 take Df1on's naue
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NEW NAME FOR WAH-TSA-A-TkH
Agent mitseher Re-Chr stems Him
VIII am Ne II faley

Guthrie, 0. T, July z--The Usage
Journal szys: At the last payment taere
was ar In..-an present whose Ird.an
name Is Wah-tsa-a-tsh. but be claimed
that there were several others o. the
tribe that Rad the sane nz-e sng ne
wa-'-et q new one 50 ths- - could Be
distinguished from the rast oE rhs fsI-
lows % the same Eame. Agent Nifs-her.
being 2 Republican cguid tank q, n
narne that would - mora arp p-.ate
than ira. 81 The prsslder: - thr United
States. and ~ conferred upon Rim ire
name = William McEtaley and eate-ed
81 accordingly uPo1 The rclis- TAe-c are
already Ben Harrison. John A Loan
James a Garfea5 sa3 Andrew Jackson
rpor The ~