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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25


Fine Peaberry coffee at 90 cents pei
pound. Balentlne's.
John Cochran, Of Chelsea, who was
recently arrested by Deputy Marshal
Pies Thompson for selling liquor, was
bound over Monday by Judge DonCar-
los 10 await The action OF the grand
jury with Jail fixed az 5000.
Simon and Ellis Vanu, colored, who
were making themselves obnoxious at
the freedmen elrallment at Fort Glt-
son, have been enrolled on the prison
list at Mukogce, getting 1873 days each
for exhibiting loaded weapons.
william Bred has been arrested at
his home six miles northeast OF Eu-
cha by Deputy Marshal Thompson,
who alleges that he showed his bad
breeding by selling liquor. Bred was
discharged by Judge DonCaros.
Armed hoboes are becoming very
thick along the Fiisco ami Katy
roadc. They st,al everything they
can and are not adverse to committing
murder. Sunday they stood up and
robbed a farmer ON the track south OF
town.
Everybody In southeastern Texas
has the oil fever. Sunday Attor.
ney Eiminston received a letter max
ing him an advantageous offer for
small tract OF land he owns over the
line lu Louisiana near Beaumont,
Texas.
The Gambrell property, on the east
side, was sold by the administrator,
DR.. Foreman, at public auction last
Saturday, being purchased by Jack
Michaels for s233i The sale aas
made for the benefit OF the minor
child, Pearly May Gambrell
The following pensions and in
creasss have been granted to Indian
Territory residents: Original, Elisha
Young, Locust Grove, sl0; Chas Love,
Woodford, sl2; James Fendry will
son, SO; increase, George Pile, Cho-
teau, S.; Charles Griiiin, McGee, ss.
Charles Laushbaugh, VINO was ar
rested Ia this city Sunday for selling
, liquor, has teen held TO await the ac-
tion Of the grand jury with bail fixed
az $500. Laushbaugh is tramp Of the
hobo order and IS so flthy that his
clothes are covered with vermln.
A careful examination OF the fruit
buds in this section shows that the
frost OF last week morning was not
sufficient to do the crop serious in
jury and unless another and harder
freeze comes the fruit crop 10 this sec
tion will be bountiful, and the berry
crop will be all that can be desired.
Moore's pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms OF malarial, ague,
chills and fever, swamp fever, malar-
ial fever, bilious fever, iaundlce, Bill
BUSINESS, fetid breath and tired,
listless feeling. They cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison produced from malarial
poieoning. No quinine. No arsenic
acids OF iron. DJ not ruin stamach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
SO ,ents per box. Dr. Q. Q. Moore Co.,
3l0 North Main street, st. Louis, Mo
Sol by Peoples drug store. dwly
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Tomatoes, cans for 2S cents at
Balentlne's.
James Elliott, who was charged
with disturbing the peace Of the peo-
pie of Rock creek, was discharged
Monday 10y a jury In Judge Don Car.
los court.
You need Rlls,es. Prueit, opticlan,
Will test your eyes free. Az Chap
man & Briggs Drug store April %
to 30.
PrUf. Thomas Carlyle, OF she ma
tlonal boarl Of education at Table
quah, accompanied by Mr.. Black, Of
the same place, we're visitors In Vlni-
ta yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brewer, Of
Checotah, are at The Willie Halsell
college In attendance al the bedside
OF thelr son who Is dangerously III
with pneumonia.
Dave Stutsmen, prominent resi-
dent OF Kansas, whose home IS at
Meade, Is guest Of his brOther-in-
law, w. II. DarrOugh, while trans
acting business ln the city.
Treaty election next Monday. Es-
cry citizen should visit the polk aud
cast vote for The welfare Of them
selves aud children by voting agaicst
the ratification Of the treaty.
The Male Seminary base ball nine
OF Tahlequah will soon contest
game against a nine made up Of mem
bers OF Troop A, sth U. S. cavalry,
now stationed at Fort Gibson.
Louis Zeno Is fitting up the large
store room ia the Thomason building
and, when completed, will occupy IL
with bis grocery store and meat
market at present located on the east
side.
The Vinitl band boys are going to
give grand ball soon the proceeds Of
which will so toward buying a new
baritone horn. IGvitations will be
issued and arrangements made for fine
music.
Davis Hill has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF the
late James b. Burckhalter. IL
consists OF $4,000 life insurance In
three companies, together with other
property.
Johnson Brothers s. Taught, Kansas
City contractors who built the Frisco
line from Sapulpa south to Denison,
are constructing the Mlami-Afton
line to connect the Memphis and
Frisco roads.
Last week the market at Tahlequah
was flooded with an alleged pon-alco-
holic drink labeled "Nixey" After
investigating the disguised beverage
Mayor Cunningham promptly pro-
hlbited its sale.
The management OF the Whitaker
Orphan Home would like 20 Hnd
homes for a 15-months' old girl baby,
three girls, six, seven and eight years
old; also two white boys, one ten
years old and the other FIVE.
Sunday the weather was ideal and
many people avalled themselves OF
the opportunity to go ashing. Nearly
every place OF vantage along the
creek bank was occupied. Even Loo
Chung enjoyed the sport and on the
door OF his laundry he posted this
notice: John he 90 dshing CONNIE
back mite"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

II was troubled for several S,Hs
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debility" writes Il. J. Green, OF Lam
caster, n. NJ. "No remedy helped
me until began using Electric Bit
ters, which did me more good than al
the medicines / ever used. They
have also kept my wife Ia excellent
health for years. She says Electric
Bltters are just splendid for female
troubles; that they are grand tonic
and inyisorltor for weak, run down
women. No other medicine can take
It's place Ia our family Try them.
Only SOC, Satisfaction guaranteed by
Peoples and Fofeman's drug stores.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

A subcommittee Of the senate COM
mlt,ee on Indian Affairs, consisting
Of Senator Quarles, OF Wisconsin;
Kyle, Of South Dakota, McLaurln, Of
South Caroline, and Rawllns, Of Utah,
VIII make a iunketing trip through
the territory with the announced in
lentlon Of Investigating conditions,
They viii be accompanied BY Con.
gresham Curtis. Their arst meet.
lag will be held at Muskogee next
Monday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
'phole l2o at Balentine's.

'phohe l29 at Balentine's.
S afford Daniels has typhoid fever.
Batter aud eggs wanted A. Baen-
tines.
Miss Bertha Wacaser has position
at Burns Racket.
Theodore Evans is suffering from a
severe attack Of erysipelas.
Mrs. w. w. Miller is suffering with
a severe attack Of rheumatism.
The scRpcl board will meet Friday
night 10 select teachers for the next
term.
DR.. oliver Bagby is spending day
OF two with his parents at New Ha-
ven, Mo.
Vinita needs more sidewalks like
the one recently built around the
Ratcliif corner.
Night Operator Copeland, OF the
Katy, has been transferred TO the
Muskogoe Office.
Father Versavel has completed az.
rangements for building Catholic
church at Welch.
The Philipps-Thompsou artesian
we'll, the 1fth In Vinita, was sunk to
a depth Of sos feet.
Band concerts on the street will
commence as so)u as the electric
lights are on again.
Rev. W. 7. King and wife, and S.
II. Crockett will leave for Ogden,
Utah, about the frst OF May
FL. Pruett, optlcian specialist, al
Chapman s. Briggs Drug store April
% to 30. Examination free.
The graduating exercises, class Of 'Ol
Male Seminary at Tahlequah will be
held on the evening OF May 81.
Mrs. r.. A. Abney and children OF
Alton are visiting the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Trott, Of this city.
The Odd Fellows and the Table
quah seminarles will combine In Civ
ing grand picnic on the ZOJn'
Mr.. Chas. Walker, who has had
smallpox, has been discharged and
the house has been properly fumiga-
ted.
Mrs. G. Sanders will deliver an ad-
dress in Vlnila at 10 .. m next Mon
day, upon a subject OF Interest TO the
Cherokee nation. adv
The State Bank Of Heuryetta has
been organized with A. B. Dunlap,
president: w. j. Smith, ylce-presi-
dent, and j. w. Sullens, cashier.
Attorney Query OF Tulsa was In
town yesterday morning preparing to
file papers praying for articles OF incor-
poration for the town OF Mounds.
The farm Of Joe Blosser, one and a
half miles north OF Bartlesvllle,
known as the joel Mack farm, will be
sold at public auction rext Saturday
afternoon.
Acting Secretary OF State Perry
freeman, at South McAlester, is be-
Ing kept busy collecting fees for issu-
ing articles Of Incorporation TO various
c0mpunles
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Criminals at TahIequah.

The following constitutes the Grim
lnal docket TO be disposed OF at Tab
lequah, where court convened Monday
Isaac Blackwood, assault TO kill.
Martin Blackwood, larceny.
Newton A. Brown, robbery.
Robert Brown, robbery.
Ed Bryant, larceny.
Henry Fits, arson and burglary.
John Goodrich, disturbing peace.
w. b. Holder, adultery.
John Hogner, introducing and sell
ing.
NJ. Newman, introducing and sell.
ing.
David Wauseai
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Whlsky Peddler PIaehed. .

For several successive Sundays a
party of three young men have been
coming TO Viuita and selling whiskey
ia small bottles. Marshal Ledbetter
has been awaiting an opportunity 10
arrest them at such a time as he
could secure conclusive evidence.
Sunday be and Deputy Marshal
Webb arrested Charles Lushbaugh
aud jailed him on charges Of intro
duclng and selling.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
New rlachlnerv for the MiII.

The Frisco Milling Company has
been shut down fer a month, during
which time new boilers and engines,
and up-to-date milling machinery
will be placed. Mr. Hall states that
he Is unable TO tell at this time
whether the throat OF the s.phon
whistle will be cleaned TO relieve IL OF
that asthmatic cough, but he believes
that with the new boilers II can be
made 10 sound much louder.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Emmeit Rea to TraYeI.

Emmett Rea will sever his come:
tion with the Jean Hurst Redfearn
Commission company with the close
OF business Saturday night. Mr. Rea
has been a trusted agent OF the com
pany for a number OF years and the
company has extended 10 him high
testimonials as to character and bus
iness ability. Mr.. Rea has accepted
a position as travelling salesman 'or
the Springfield Grocery company.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
New Hotel for cIaremore.

Messrs. Halsell and Hall Of this city
arc contemplating the erection Of a
hotel at Claremore to cost $1,000. The
gentlemen recently purchased lot
40x14O feet north OF their bank prop
erty in that city and will probably re-
move the present buildings to make
way for the new hotel
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Masons AZ riuskoree. .

The twelfth annual conyocatIon Of
the grand chapter Royal Arch Ma
sons Of Indian Territory coyened In
Masonic temple at Muskogee Tues
day. At the close Of the grand
conyocation a convention OF the high
priesthood were convoked and such
officers Of the rank as have never been
annolnted were consecTated in due
form
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Deputy Marshal Paden Tolbert took
Martin Steele TO Muskogee Jail last
week. Steele was tried before Judge
DonCarlos at Miami for violation OF
a statute and sentenced TO serve 30
days in jail The prisoners home is
nt Echo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Marriage llcenses have been issued
during The past week by Clerk Chand-
Ter to w T. CrawiOrd,pcarl Anders,
Chelsea; J.H Burgess-Luvonie Dough-
erty, Sleeper, Mo-; Mart Whiteman-
Made Beck, Tulsa; Tom Sanders
Caroline Watson, Hayden.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Wewoka Co. Afior ! ID.

The term OF the feuera. court at
Wewoka adjourned last week, the
docket being disposed OF. The grand
jury returned 40 indictments. Judge
GIN, who presided, returned home TO-
day, accompanied by his stenographer,
Mr.. Adams.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Mrs. Wm. p henderson has com.
meneed an action la the federal court
against Dr. A. W. Foreman and 40.
Bunlogtou FOR possession of lot 3,
block A 10 the we9l end 81 town, To-
gether With the house, asserting title
BY reason uf a decd irom Rosa Elmer
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Walter Charlesworth, a Vinita boy
has been hopored by bis fellow mem
bers OF the class OF '0i OF the Male
semlnary at Tahlcquah, by being
CHOSEN as class president. Sruce Car
rett, another vinita boy, has slsu
won class honors.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
ITEMS Furnishing Goods

Fol spring and summer. You will soon be looking for
them and when you do you will be making mis-
take if you fail TO look through our lines.
Mems heavy denim oyeras,. ...,..... ...,.,..,; 48c
Mems work shirts IS 35 and soc; they are all worth
more money,
Mems aundried shirts 25 So 75c, 81 90 and I25 they
are good things for the prices we ask.
Good seamless sox....,. .......... opalrs Tor 25c
Good heavy seamless sox.. &c
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Groceries.

Keep your eye on our grocery department, and
per cent on their grocery bills You can, too, if you
will buy your groceries from us; we keep the best of
everything in this department and everything sold at
uniformly low prices.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Famous Black Squirrel.

Couch & Gex's famous saddle borse
"Black Squirrel" will remain at their
stable Ia this city through the season.
go 10 Insure colt. dw-tf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

HATS-men's and boys, all kinds of hats
New line of Stetson hats just received see the pop
ular new shapes and colorS In our east window Of
clothing department have put sale line of hats
for $I25 each which we consider the best value we
all the popular shapes Mems and boys straw hats, a
big line, prices right
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Dry Goods.

Don't forget our dry goods department Its full
of choicest goods for spring and summer use.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Shoes.

Getting the right things in shoes is fine art" We
think we have the right things" in mems and boys
shoes
Mems Milwaukee oil grain shoes, all solid and QQc
worth 81 so; Friday and Saturday they go for wv
Mems satin calf shoes worth $3.50 in other stores Q0c
our price Friday and Saturday,. ......... wv
Our vci shoes for $3.50 new, stylish and all solid
good filters and great wearers. Same in 80 M
boys, size to 5...,,.,....,..., .,........ ~-'NN
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25
Clothing.

Good servceable cashmere suit it would look cheap at
$3.50 5 in other stores Friday and Saturday $225
Good heavy fancy cotton worsted suits great wear re-
sisters they are cheap at s4oo Friday and $3.50
Mems fancy WoFstsd suits drsguI355 $500 sell $500
Mems fancy check cashmere suits two styles are we'll
made and good filters Hd Gd5v would Be 6.d cheap $500
Mems fancy worst I'd suits nice bright styles well
worth !, SIC 5o. suit; Friday and Saturday $3.50
Mfn fine Al yoo suits tSsS ToT5 so styles SIPS
Ten styles mems suits for $40; light and dark colors
medium and light weights. See them; they are the
handsomest line of mems suits for the price we have
ever offered.
Men S two-pece suits-we have just received several
new styles of these popular suts-royal blue, black
green and castors in all wool fannes just the thing
for summer wear-$75o and $50 per suit; should be
seen to be appreciated.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-04-25

Mems fine black seamless sox worth I5c pair 06r
special for Friday and Saturday, pairs for. GOV
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
BOULDER IS ALL AGOG!

Every body is taking about the great
sale o. muslin underselr row going on
a: I'll: Peoples store.
Hundreds have visited the Peoples
sto:e and purchase freely the blrsains
in the underwear line.
Have you teen the,e' II not, why no,'
Surely you Cannot buy every day such
underwear at such low prices.
You. neighbo; has shown you the grea.
values she toagh, in that line, Better
take Vantage OF i, while they are on
sale. You save fully one third TO one
half.
Lldies gowns $50. $3.50, 7oc and SSc.
Ladies' sk,rts 4Sc, 63c, 7oc. SSc and
sI.Io.
Ladies drawers 49,. I9c, zoe, 80:
AMI 80.
Corse, covers at &c, I5c. 22c. 2oc
and 3sc.
Ladies chemise &c. 2oc. 3Sc and soc.
Childs muslin plnties goat 49,, I5c
and 10.
ChIlds skirts al 29:, go, 40- and 6oc.
! Child's night gowns from 3oc to &c.
Prices are only d.a1 hsu.es If you
see the goods that are sold at these
prices you will then know how to ap
preciate them.
There is only one real bargain store in
Boulder that sells good, reliable f,e n
goods at blrsain prices and tha, store is
| TIE PEOPLES STORE.
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
Prep Students
Gel D|p|0l|oS
THESE BUT BEGIN.
But Now Stand at the Portals OF tho uni.
We eraity Of the State.

But Now Stand at the PoItAis OF tho Uni.
yer.ity Of the State.
The Presbyterian church presented a
low ely appearance This morning. with
proiuslon OF flowers and hundreds oi
pretty costumes OF ladies' and misses
The state preparatory school graduation
exercises are always interesting and 10
day there was class OF twenty nine-an
unusually large number.
These were the graduates:
Latin Scientific Course-Amy Fran
eelle Avery, Rosalia Ella Blake. Minrie
Maude Conway. Emery Clay Cifiio, Lois
Hassel,in- Hayward, Helen Maria
P.ince, Ruth Blake Richardson. Hini
fred Maud Ia, lor. James Ar.in.,;on
Gifin.
Classical Course-Thomas Sidney
Bell, Wilma Cl,d de Ellsworth, Vera Rem
lngton Greenman. Theodore Charles
HAmm, Bertha Knowls. Grace Welty.
George Andrews v hiteley.
Scienutc Course-)ohn 10y Caik'ns'
Perry Clifford Case. Alvin Forbes:
George G,llaspie. Ralph Glaze. James
EDWIN Kukbrid-. Maurice Monroe Nc
Mutt, Charles Alexander Monroe. Floyd
Erwin Pendell, Henry St-v-hs Prince.
Frank David Walsh. John Gibbon
Volt, Frank Harvard Yel.on.
The exercises were interesting and
impressive. Head Master Henry White
Callahan presided and the cert'h :ates
were presented by President inns II.
Baker. No, down on the program was
an interesting address by DR.. n. w.
Allen OF the Boulder school beard. who
pointed ou, 10 the graduates that the
value OF th= certificates gwen them re
sides in the value Of The institution. H.:
warmly praised the school.
Following was the program;
Music-'Spaitln" Barna q
Prayer
Rev. lmcs NJ. Wilson
Greek Sa!uta,ory with Essay John Hay
Wilma Clyde Ellsworth.
"Iohn Brown, the Fanatic
o,;,, PATRIOT"
o'a'''h "S,onewall Jackson. the
Fanatic PAIusan
Alvin Forbes.
Mus c-"Carmen March TooaLi
( say itchcfasi
Ru h Blake RICHARDSON.
| Ofa,ion-" The AmcIican Sliior
Floyd Erwin Pende!l
Class Hi.,ory
Vera R,mine,oa GreeLman.
lMusic-"Coiofed 0 iditcs" Gilli'
Cllss Ora,ion-' The Oh Prep School
Emery Clay Gifin.
Class Prophecy
james Arlington Clfiia.
Grafton with VAledictoty -"Advant
ages OF Difficulties"
Theodore Charles Hamn.
| Music-Much Escort Brooks
| Eesenta.ion Of Ccr,Ih atcs
President Bak T.
B.nedic,ion
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
HONORS FOR HELleMS.

Fred Is. K. Hellems Ph. d.. dean OF
he college Of liberal arts and professor
Of Latin in the University OF Colorado,
has been requested by the University OF
Chicago to devote FIVE weeks Of his
vacation TO higher instruction IN Latin
and has accepted. The invitation came
from his former instructor in the
An.eric IN college a. Rome. Italy. ltwas
signal honor to Professor Hellems as it
came to him WI hout solicitation or IN
auence. The University Of Chicago. it
will be remembered. has. under the
Rockefeller stipulation. no vacations. no
semesters, bu, is open the year around
for instruction.
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
BERNHART AS ROMEO.

Rondarfu, French Woman Will Essay
This Role, Played iu English.
London, June Sarah BernharI gave
a supper to Charles Frohman. the
American manager, last night. when II
was announced that next year she will
play Romeo to Maude Adams Juliet
The play will be superb!y mounted and
entirely in English. II will b. performed
in NV YORK one hundred nights.
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
DR., MORGAN COMING.

London. June 7-Dr. Morgan left lo'
America today to take up the work oi
the late DIV gh, l.. Moody. There was
a monste, meeting in his honor las,
nigh. DR.. Parker presided and said the
Americans are the shiewdest and Sun irt-
est people in the world. There are holy
PAGES there and unholy ones. He
wished DR.. Morgan godspeed.
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
Attention. WoodmeD.

Sunday. June 9. has been selected as
memorial day for the Woodmen of the
World. when the graves Of all deceased
Neiehbors will be remembered with
flo xers and the monument erected at the
grave of our late Neighbor ID. Mason
will be unveiled. All members of Camp
No. 40 are requested to meet at our hall
atI:3, p. m. on this date. Visiting
Neighbors are invited to. ioia Us.
BY order of the c. c.
w. B. JoRs, Clerk.
Daily camera., 1901-06-07
Companies F|g1|
For Oil L0ndS
COAL OIL FEUDS.

Boring Stops While Rival Comp ,nIes on
Paper Spar for Places.
r. H. Kline, who was promoter of
bo ing enterprise at White Rock several
years ago, when an oil we'll was sunk
2,5oo feet, is in town. He says Cali.
fornia company is willing to Jack him in
sinking deeper providing plenty OF
acreage can be secured. The trouble
with proceeding to ge. oil in this county
appears to be that there are several con.
Germs enthusiastic since the first excite
ment began. The S:ickneY syndicate at
Longmont holds options on $4,000 acres
Of lind and the Psge-Canield syndicate,
known as the Boulder OIL company, on
something less than 1900 acres. Then
there the c. w. Sanborn syndicate.
Mr. Page an others went to Lopgmont
today to meet Mr. ickney, ex Secretary
OF State Bcckwih an others with a view
Of consolidating Interests The Boulder
Oil CON 2any stands ready to sink at least
tea wills to dep;h OF ooo teet. bu! was
short OF acreag. o2:ioas. These options.
BY the way p-ovid. for use of land tor
boring purposes, prescribe against inter.
ference with farming BY tn. owaer and
agree to pull Gu: casings, remove all
ma,eri is within ia:ty days. Should
the com2ln7 step boring for a single
day, the op ion is forfeited. The CON
pany offers 10 per cent Of the output to
the owner Of land and takes all the risk
and expense upcn I,:elf. Strange to say
in view O. these liberal terms. farmers
and owners even of barren land refuse
10 sign. They 'sm-ll a mice" Tie
trouble is, the several syndica'es are
fighting each ether ard sl5ing nasty
things.
Tn. truth OF tle natter is. also, that
Mr. Isaac Cani.ld is thu only mln on
III. ground between B u der aat Long |
mon, who knows anything abou, oil
He has found 1t elsewhere. He has ua |
bounded confidence ard 30 expressed
himself frcm tie outset. Mr. Garfield is
backed up by Mr. Page, a Colorado
SpiiI cs bioker. who is backed IN turn by
Grafton, the millionaire mine owner.
Mr. Ca, & Id has given his opinion that
5. A Cliff and J. Well Smith. who are
no. fsh.ing bl, ar: ''sl wing wood" have
fac Indications on Land north o. this City.
The event tt the season-,he Macca
bee en,c.tainmsn and .hirt waist dance