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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
FULTON.

The big rain OF last night and this n
IN IL a fine thing for grass and will
make plcwing batter.
II. l~vet,'s family are improving in
health.
Tom Symons has had aa attack of
smallpox bu, is now able TO be aroand
Mira Davis and daughter Chloe have
moved to Liberal. Samuel Wright
hauled her household goods up las,
Wednesday.
FIR Hun'oon aud Carson wrigh,
were ON the creek los, Sunday.
Milton Todd has begun work for ].
j. fulkcrson on Slarp's creek.
I'D kcllsr VA, looking for cattle on
the creek last week. lie is non work.
ing for Geo. Barue,ts.
Sam Mann and Fred Howell are 60
ing to Mehtru soon Tor cattle.
Col. llun,oon returned to his home
in Topeks after u short visit with h,s
son Fred.
Miss Maggie Shollcnbarger has re-
turned hone after spending q few
weeks with Mrs. Smith Ellis In T.x,a
Mi" Lizzie George has cloaea her
S h'ol on blackberry aud is now =, her
brother Wills.
Jennie Wight spent Friday nigh,
and Saturday with Ruby Howard on
Bull creek.
Our old friend Thomas King who
had . stroke Of paralysis recently il re-
covering slowly. Iii. grand daughter
from Kansas 10 visiting him.
Oliver King has his new house absu,
completed.
Jackson s. mons il Al work for Jo.
Triadvll on the Beaver.
HucKLEpEKRr linn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
N0TIUNr

NY two h~rsss "iionsrt blct." and
sRssrsteu' amt jaet. s'Yoohg s%mvsot. :
viii X.sna the ssasoa n 1901 ut my place On
shs head " Dues lcud sfssh, Is s!iss
ssashssss ~ BEAVER, f ', {tr
ilUknsy liiCk--is s.si hlash h~t,s.
~ oh limhsas, nas ivrm and sesiva
,wsisst. s%0J possnds. Tsrms. " " ,nSNts,
EvEnstvSN--i. an Imp tlsd Ens,ht
etlfs, dAfk ttssn, heavy boMs., whA hns
s(yls xhA nS,ion. w~ighs lT,l0 pounds,
fvuns, " % iAsuts.
Y,uxu SAtIi'suN--A Kentucky Man,
= III nlaot jath whh ms~'y nc~s and hslty
WsI6h, 1910 pcvads. f,rm,, SO To Inssrs
Te l.Asv~ mare wi,s n~l. provided ih~y
~ ss,vtwsd ssIcs ~ rid dnrIns .sAsss,
hsA>y ass vhss mare ; Apown y ~
eA1l. 49,
\ t.r,ass sil.psslaS ", - ss~~& ~,
~ ~ vs6nSy. ,ksffsu tl,Ax( (ssssses
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
EopRrrnN YEARS OLD.

Thi. week tho llEkAhD eo,uplc,rs
We fourteenth year OF Ito exis'Ancc.
l, Is tho old-s, paper In western Okla
h"m,, if not in the entire Territory.
The paper originally launched nut a.
the Territorial Advocate, in 1887, In
what a, that time was known ~ "Nu
Meas Land" but which af,prwards
was called B'av,r county. later the
h eof the paper wss ch.used TO tbs
llnA,LD.
While the mere matter OF a papers
age Il ministerial, there are so,ue facts
coosected ~i,h II, that srs 10 BE- taken
iaso sccount. The newspaper, though
rrbomeral wheh regarded In its wsok-
y vista Is nevc, theless u necessity In
the iulfll,neht ot a high mlssion, and
when conducted along rirh, liaes. do.s
b work that Is highly appreciated.
Considering the popu'stion Of the
HE'LL iu which II 10 iocsted, the HEnALp
has hA-n ,essuuably prosperous, aud
has e'ioyed the supper, md Friendship
III many ifiends, who have coo'iuuou,-
y aided he paper both by patronage
aud words Of approval.
Realizing the adaptation of the sur
r"uad'ng cooatry to stockraisiup, rather
'hn" 10 agricultural rursui,s, the HsH.
Alb hss nut sodsh, 10 induce the iD-
migration Of such plssas M src bent un
Farming Alune for = living. To dO 90
sminbt for time -r, to be advantage.
,u., but no permanent good could 70.
cult from such coar-s OF procedure.
lnshis ma,tcrss we'll a. all other local
.fairA hi. paper has endeavof~d to
kser IN view The beet in,srests OF the
cmhiy
Az a nuws.gsthsser the HERALD has
,,:s'i to do It's duty I, has tried TO
Y ,vsr completely .hc held comprising
,hs ssr'oanding territory. 1his ssen,-
iagly easy tack hiss been attended with
no little diikcul'y. I, In. required
ti@c aud pains,akinx efforts. How
we'll the paper has succeeded In this ~.
tenn ~ veil M In ali uthers cvn, tibut.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
DISTRICT NUMBER 90.

P.owing ~ the order ol tho day with
the farmers OF the valley,
BIZ Mclh.rs.o u,a,ie a Lusiness trim
to Ash'sad rhursday.
Mesda1,.s Mvuovern and Gahbert
spent "Wednesday night With B Y Me-
l'hersons'.
Gil. Perry and aon were down frou,
the ranch looklay after the ditch this
week.
The ssh@l In dis'riu. 30 closed
'.Apsil 10 The children rave nice
litsls entertainments 10 the afternoon.
RIO ssschev, Mis- naylsss, says we
have ihe best school iu Beaver county.
MA Joasa and daughter aad Annie
Edwss1S we're dswn from town a, the
else q sch.pl, a
Atcssss nnsh IA Clio wsse Ia All
( qAl vhnsslAvs y. r
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
CUsTBN

DR.. Miller wss called TO Lockwood
Saturday to see Fraok Brown who wss
taken worse.
Mrs r p Madison went 10 Epgl..
wood Thursday to meet her husband
ID Ms rssuro from Michigan.
Neorge Whitaker has moyed to bis
place on the K,owA.
Mr.. Oliver went tn EnglewSod last
week after wire to flush fencing hi,
claim.
W II Boyle is farming oo Bsbb's
place On Indian creesk.
Frank Hubbard Is farming c n
Birdsali's place IN Indian creek.
Clarence Allisoa was down on his
elAim last week.
W W Oneal has been doing a iit,l.
ieucius.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
Land once ai " cod " srd, %. r.,

Apr. - tcis
Notice Ia hereby siven that the foI loving
nan, 4 settler Inns nird noiics of her intst.
u t. make nnal prusf In support os hrs
claim, ant thst said IYoof will ~
made bsfarc Cha'ics o. Tsnnrhiil. Jsiee NJ
the Probate Court in aud ior beaver oounty
Oklahoma T~rri'sry, or IN case of his sb.
,eue- thcn bctre Nsttie n. Thomas, clerk
nj said court ~ Beaver, q, r. on JuRs sh,
1871. viz;
Thnrsia A. Bender. n T. Js&i. for the Y %
\ Section ., aud y sw y Section "a Tp ~.
Rss EcM.
thc names tho following witnesses 70 provs
her coniinuous residence upon aud cultiva.
tion OF said land viz;
FRANK Maple. Robert Maple. Thomas J. Ju-
dy and John MarshsIl all Of hivcrside. y. r.
y. d. HsALY, Hegistss.
First pub. s. . 1901.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
COUNTY NEWS IN LETTERS,
The HstAld's Budget OF Communi,
cat'oss From Regular Corre-
spondents.
Mapy interesting i,sms ReeArdiAs the
PRINCIPAL Events Of the week In VA.
Vfows Neighborneods.
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AARDEaTY.


Tho rs,!toad is complstej through
Beaver county.
Mrs. N Keith returned HON. Sat-
urday ffom Op,imn.
Schooi clo.rL Friday. Everyone cx.
rr~rss himself M we'll pleased with the
work OF MIS-. Quinn a. teacher.
Thiost trouble isprcvalen, In the
surrounding conn,ry. Quite u number
or tho Hnclhrrry people are .fll'c,ed
With itand owing to same, the Hack.
berry sch"ol wa. hm % attendance NJ
Hardes'y the last day VI .chool.
Ivan Bertrand and wife were in Ilar'
dcs,y Friday.
D.rt Runcorn II expected back from
Cripple creek room.
Nearly everyone IL busy plowiog and
pu,,inp In crops.
Al Raudebaunh Ia building a now
hou.s for himself on Dry creek.
The infant daughter Of J l. Grimmcr
aud wife died Thursday night.
We understand that fishing is get.
ting good but Asven't tried our luck
vo'.
The Rev. Mr.. R-ser aud family for
s,stly Of Oriima and who preached Tor
so,ue time At Green vally passed ,hro
this section Of the country Saturday en-
route east We did no, ascertain his
intended des,i0alion.
|. Many people are losing heavily 10 cat.
tie this svrisg owing to the scarcity Of
roug' feed.
L~w Ewing will work for Frank
Keith this summer.
[Too late for last week
The death of A X Henderson vns
very sudden aud a grea, shock TO his
many friends. The funeral was largely
attended considering tho very disagree
able weather.
Herman 'Bockhorst; -Jr., mndo q
business trip to the q &C ranch Inst
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02
Land once 81 wosrfwsr{ r.,

Mes is,,
Notice IN hereby given that tiAovins
nnined settlers have hlea notice tir In.
tepiion 10 make nnri pro fin supbf thsis
claims, snd that said proof will hAe be-
fore the Register aud Rsceivsr ID u. o.
Land once, Woodward, u. T., hins, .,
i,s,i, via.
Martin r. Iamas'er. on n A bo, for
the ne Y nc Y S"c' lon ., ~ ss tktioR %
and nv Y s~ Y Section % Tp.. = hsse 70
ECM. witnesscs-CharleyC q. Lsuer, J. r.
FogicsonE. Vim. Gnbbert asd z. lmsstsr
sll OF Cline. y. r
Charley T. Lamnstsr. on " A Ndfor The
~ ne Y NV x 40 Y and ne Y sw Htios ~
Tp.. = NJ. II % EcM. witnesses- Yssis-
song. VIM. 0nbbert. Z J Lsnastcr Martin
Lsmast.r. all OF Cline q. L.
E,ncry J. Lamaster. on n A No fov the
shse and ne X se X section ., nv x
sw y Section 80 Tp = n. II % KcMiiiness.
cs.-charlcy L LainSstef. n y LauSr. J. r
fogissong and Vim. GRbberf. all one. o. r
Less Iavcrty on n A No 67s for tbx See.
% Tp = n. Il 20 ECM. witnesses-&risy e.
Lnmastcf. Emsry J. Lamastcr. J. Tklssons
and WIN, Gsbbsrt all OF cline O.T
%. hsAIr. 1s.sr.
Pir-, pub Apr 25 1901.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

Piles ARE not only mos, painful, bu,
also very dangerous, M the infa,ned
uodsIes are very up, TO take on malir-
nrnt action and cancer Of the rec,un l.
producrd. They should be cured.
Tsbler. Buekeye l'is Oiu'ment will
euro the mos, obstinate cases. Price,
90 cents In bottles. Tubes, rs cents
New line of toilet soap aud pc,f,,ns
~ Trasy's p'ua s,a-.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

We have received word Of . most remark.
able Offer which is TO bs made to women By
The Delinsdtor. Of New York.
Takine the fnct that next year begins Q
how century. fAs Dslineator otYen 10 dis,ri.
butte 9i1.s0o among 1901 women. The plan
IL no clevcrly arranged that woman living in
b ANAL town or village. has just - good .
chance 10 win one Of ihsso 1901 prxes 90 .
woman living In = ci,y-becAuss the prizes
arc given for the number OF subscriptions
secured In town IN proportion 70 the popu.
lstion OF that town, instead OF beng given
simply to those who send the largest lst Of
subscribsrs-whicl, Of coursc, are most easily
obtained in big cities. Another clever feature
Of ths plan is, that sil the cities and towns Of
tho United States and Canada have bsen ars
ranged In asven Glasses Tho ci,ies Of the
greAssst population arc grouped In Class l.,
and ~ these cities aro not very many. the
prizos offered arc twenty. .oight the high.
cst prizs being $500, and tho lowest $500.
The total amount Of prikos given away In this
class Is 81 900. Tho remaining smaller towns
and villages fall into SIX other clusscs, and a.
the rumbor OF towns In . class incrcaseA be-
cause. Of course there arc more small towns
than large ones, the amount OF prizes given
away TO n class increases, 90 that In Glass J..
there will bs $4,000 distributed among sol
winners.
Furthermore. 10 everyone who fails TO win
one Of tho 1901 prizes there will DO paid IN
EXTRA commission on subscriptions provided
they equal one out Of every two hundred u.
habitants Of the town from which the con.
testAnt sonds them.
This 10 silegssi.sr . very liherul oiIcr, and
one which the famous old DsliReaiov 10 we'll
able 70 make rood FROM our point of tiow,
we do not see Why such an ofssr needs TO 10
made by the Publishers of TAs Deiiasator. for
/ we belisvs Il slrssdy has nearly half million
Subscribers Iu strong hold upon tho sdec.
tiopA Of American women has como In tho
paA geucrsiion, from lis practical advice
about drsss details and homo ma,tera
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

A compromise has y, last bssu
aRrred upon ~ ~ whether the gates "
The Pan A'uerican ssposi,ioa shouij bs
open on Sunday. The exposition will
TO opsu Sundays but the sIsusen,spt
lcs,ures will be closed. f
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

tn, ra"tA y, Ndnt, runs the Iat.st In.
yr veal. III. ...,neai that 10 known. I'm Its Pass.
% W,a,.". 81 !, .c n,i p,ln,.. AID nag
k,r. Ch cks J. ], dchijuaii,,S, ~ -
E.rrpt s.t =, Il -. ,Abies. or Anv other
~ rmAti y, .Y,'Ily ,.,h- un.'cfslvnr,!. ur to
vi. g,srk. a. y. 3 T., y. ropTka kauans.
u. X JtwxsJ AZ NJ.
EnsicwOsi, kausaa.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

I,is sta.ifyisa 10 know that whss,
hcs ste decreasing 10 Dus,l,sts III Okla
i,oma aud !, begins, to appear as IL they
would uv, W much dsmsse after oil.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

Il n announced that Grimes will
succeed Jsshios ~ Territorial sscfeA
tary.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

The 0klaho,na Medical Association
Aire,s At OkiAhoma City on The 9th.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

When In t.wn call on tho o X bar
her aud 70, . clean shave, q nice hair
cut, shampoo or seafosm. k.sors
ground OF honcj. All work guarans
tcyd. W. II. FrRS,cE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-02

President M,Kinlvy hus s,ar,sd on
biz western trip
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
SCHOOL FIGHT IN N4U4RONFCK
LARcHMoNT WOMEN AID THEIR NEIGH
BORS-A SUPPOSED VIGILANCE COM
MITTEE POSTS BILLS

There IS bitter school fight on in Mamaroneck
ana IN Larchmont which are both in the
school district When the people of these sections
awake this morning they will find walls and bill
boards covered with posters marked as follows:
Board Of Education mpeached to Albany State
department Misappropriation Of school funds and
acting against taxpayers desires"
The posters were got out yesterday. They are
signed. "By order Of taxpayers" but It is under
stood that vigilance committee is responsible for
them. Mrs. f. W Heath is at the head Of the
committee. but who the other members are has
not been divIlged. Mrs. Heath says that they are
prominent women OF Larchmont and Mamaroneck
who do not want their announced at
present.
The charges against the Board OF Education ac-
cording 10 Mrs. Heath. have already been for
warded TO State Superintendent Skinner. In them
the board is accused OF violating the Consolidated
School law by making one of It's number clerk of
the district and by paying him a salary for his
services as such. This II is alleged by the yigi-
lance committee, consists Of misapproprfation Of
funds. The board is also accused Of ignorance
and inefficiency. and IN a letter which Mrs Heath
has just issued chairman Of the vigilance com
mittee she accuses the principal OF the schools Of
speaking slightingy Of the religion of Catholic
pupils. She told a reporter yesterday afternoon
that Mr.. Preston. the principal, became annoyed
because Of the frequent absence Of Catholic scho-
ars from their studies while they were at their
devotions, and remarked that they were wasting
time, as their prayers would never ascend higher
than their heads.
Mrs Heath's charges have been the main topic
Of discussion in Mamaroneck and LarchInont for
several days. When yesterday by a Tribune
reporter, John II. McArdle. president OF the Board
OF Education Of the two villages. said that Mr.
Preston had been in the Mamaroneck schools for
nearly fifteen years. ard that his services as an
instructor were highly satisfactory. He said that
the story about him belittng the faith of Catholic
pupils absolutely untrue.
why. I Catholic myself said AR Nc
Ardle, 'and II there any such thing as that
going I would be pretty sure TO hear of it. AS
20 has
sent to the State Superintendent know nothing
of them officially"
Another member of the board said that Mrs.
Heath and the women who working with her
are mad because the board did not see At 10 re-
engage a young woman who had been serving az
vice-principal, and that they had stirred up this
school fight out Of revenge
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
An OPPOSITTON TICKET NAMED
TWO LISTS OF OFFICERS TO BE VOTED FOR
TOMORROW AT PRODUCE EN-
CHANGE ELECTION

TWO tickets for officers and managers of the
Produce Exchange will be voted upon tomorrow at
the annual election. The regular ticket "A ich was
selected at caucus Friday, contains the names
OF the present officers and most of the present
managers. Yesterday however. an opposition ticket
was placed In the field by members of the Ex-
change who, 1t is understood. feel that a new ad-
H1hlstration would take a more active interest
than has been shown by President Barrows and
his official associates in investigating the causes
OF the admitted decline in the commerce of this
port and in suggesting remedies which would
as follows:
FOR president John v Barnes. ex-president of
the Maritime Exchange; Vice-preSident Z. G. Bur
CESS; treasurer, F. 2 Rice. For managers Her
bert Barber. Yale Kneeland. Samuel l.. FinIav
Benjamin Parr c. g. Little and William II. Doug
lass; for gratuity trustee, David S. Jones
Mr. Rice is treasurer. Messrs KneeIand
and Finlay also the regular ticket having
been nominated TO succeed two of the present man
ayers.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
BOY TRIED TO BUY FREEDOM

An Italian boy, who thought he could steal with
inpunity if he paid the police for protection was
among the prisoners in the Centre-st yester-
day. He is Antonio Bori eleven years old. and
his home is in Baxter-st. He picked a gold watch
out of the pocket Of Assyrian in Pearl-st. on
Friday. and started 10 away with it. but the
Assyrian gave chase, and Policeman Burns caught
offered It to his captor the price Of liberty but
the policeman declined the proffered bribe and
locked up the prisoner. Magistrate Flammer yes
terday held Bori IN $1,000 bail.
The youthful thief said his father was dead and
he the only support Of his mother. There was
impression prevailing in BaXter-st, he said that
If anybody arrested he could get free by pay
ing the police. That why he had offered the
$40 10 the policeman.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
TWO LEASE THE SAME HOUSE.
SEVENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT MEN GUARD
ONE MANS FURNITURE ON
THE PREMISES

A Summer home in Rochelle Park in New
Rochelle. Is at present guarded by squad of
men by day and night who are mostly members
Of the list Regiment, Of this city. When re-
porter visited the house yesterday afternoon he
found them sitting on the veranda playing
dominos and smoking cigarettes while waiting
for who they said was the commissary
sergeant. They sent him out foraging for some
thing to eat, because they said they dared not
go away from the premises. They are employed
by Lionel Froehlich. real estate broker, OF No
l,l49 Lexington-ave. this city. The man whom
they are trying to prevent from getting posses
sion of the house is Charles F. Porter of No
159 West Observation-Disclosures -hfth-st., who
through a peculiar mistake leased the house
for their summer home, and both now have their
furniture and household effects on the ground.
Mr.. Froehlich has possession now. as he holds
the keys and has part Of his furniture in the
rooms, but whether Mr. Porter will permit him
To remain is question which will probably be
fought out in the courts.
The house is owned Jointly by Supervisor
Peter Doern and his brother Jacob Doern Last
week they decided to rent it, and one of the
brothers placed it in the hands of c. A Cole, a
New-Rochee real estate dealer The other
brother asked Frederick Jenkins, another dealer
early in the week to Froehlich and at the same
time Jenkins. not knowing that ii was taken
leased it to Porter To add to the coincidence
both the lessees made identical propositions as
TO terms Of lease. the amount of rent and the
erection of barn within six months. Both also
paid months rent of S75 in advance. Jenkins
gave Porter lease signed by Supervisor DOern.
Cole. II Is reported, gave his tenant a lease
signed by Jacob Doern.
Froehlich in some way heard Of the double
rental just before he started out with his furn-
ture from this city. and took a squad of men
along with him on the The men unloaded
the goods and put them in the house promptly
at midnight on May RI. as their employers
lease was TO begin on June l. At o'clock yes
terday morning two large filled with Mr..
Porter's effects arrived. The drivers said that
they had started from Harlem the night before
IN order TO be on hand promptly They were
greatly surprised when the caretakers en-
pIoyed by Froehlich declined to allow them TO nut
the goods on the premises They waited around
until noon. and after a consultation over tele-
phone with Mr.. Porter, who was here put the
goods in storage in New Rochelle. At the Jen-
kins real estate office It was said that Porter's
lease was valid and that he would insist on oc-
cupying the property. Froehch's men say that
possession is nine-tenths Of the law and that
they have orders TO remain until they are
legally ousted
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
WON'T Buy BETHLEHEM STEEL co.
BUT VICKERs' SONS e. MAXIM WILL TRY TO
GET ANOTHER ARMOR PLATE
MAKING PLANT HERE

1t was announced in authoritative quarter
yesterday that the negotiations between the Nor
ton Trust Company one hand and the officials OF
the Bethlehem Steel Company the other for the
purchase OF the steel company had been abandoned.
II is said that the Morton Trust Company was act
ing in conjunction with a financial syndicate which
contemplated the purchase of the Cramps Ship
Building and Engine Company. of Philadelphia:
the Vickers Sons & Maxim Company, Of Eng
land and the consolidation of them with the Beth
lehem company. II is said, however, that the Wick
ers Sons Maxim Company have not abandoned
the hope Of getting armor plate making plant in
this country, and after the failure To get the
Bethlehem plant. win open negotiations for Other
plants and may come an agreement or com.
bine with the Cramps company in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-06-02
LOOKING TO SHEPARD.
COLER'S FRIENDS SAY TANIAfANY HAS
THE BROOKLYN MAN on THE
SLATE FOR MAYOR.

Friends Of Controller Coler in Tammany Hall as
serted last night that Edward NJ Shepard Of
Brooklyn, was on the Tammany slate for the
mayoralty nomination.
The Controller" said one OF his friends who
yesterday attended the hearing on the Erooklvn
tunnel resolution before the Mayor will not nc
cept a nomination for anything next fall. He
wants to buckle down 10 business for two or three
years and because of his comparative youth his
friends are perfectly sure that there Will be plenty
OF time Tor him to make his way in politics. The
State is not very rich in candidates who can noll
big independent vote and Coler will be sprung as
q candidate Tor Governor one of these days He
would rather be Governor than Mayor Sbenard
or the other hand. will get lot of credit in the
two organizations for getting the Mayor to sign
the tunnel resolution. and this will be used as cam
paign thunder in Brooklyn. Tammanv wants
man this Tall mat win run well in BROOKLYN Sur
Togate ABBOTT IS looking for reelection over there
this year. and ne happens 70 be a close persnnaI
friend OF Mclaughlin. OF course Shepard may
not get the nomination, even though his name is
on the slate. ~ '' -
IF Croker. after looking the field over in July or
August next thinks Nixon some other personaI
friend can win, he may insist on Nixon Just at
present however Shepard is the most lkely of ali
the men talked Of to secure the nomination.