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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

VIII do a general real estate and loan
business, and the directors are II. !. Was
son, J. c. Gregory, Of Pond Creek, and
w. S. Whittinghill, Newton Burwell and
NJ A. Kelso, OF Enid.
The Pioneer Telephone company. with
headquarters at Guthrie. Logan county
for a period of twenty years, and with u
capital stock of S5G0.000. The corporation
viii build and operate telephone lines
throughout the United States, and the
directors are John NJ. Noble. Bird S. Nc
Guire, and John y. Coulter. of Pawnee
E. Z. Westervelt. and David McKinstry.
of Pery; and L. D. Minis, Of Rolf, Indian
territory.
The Montezuma Mining company, with
principal place at Hobart, Kiowa county,
and with 2 capital stock of $4,000. The
company viii do n general mining bust
ness in the territory of Oklahoma, and
the directors are R. N. Carr, B. A. Nc
Farland. Lafe Knowles. G. c Findley,
3. i. Paul. Josie Deverex, W. o. Brock,
T. B. HOyt. w J. Ryan ana Richard
Foster all Of Hobart.
The Lone Jack Mining and Develop
ment cvOmpany, TO do a general mining
bushes sin the territory, and with prin-
cipal place of business at Widman, Kio-
wa county. The company is chartered
for twenty years and has a capital stock
of $5OO,O0O The directors are Lee Harvey,
Charles 10y, r II. Ley, p. Waldron
and J. A. Burlington, all Of Wildman.
Richland Chapel. n z. church was
chartered. with William H. Waugh, VIII
lard c. Morrill, and Oliver s. GressweI
as trustees. The chapel is situated near
Tsner Kay county, and is to exist for
all time.
z. /. Sadler, Of Guthrie. Logan county,
A. L. Strong. OF Blackwell Kay county
and Rollo l. Wood. Of Shawnee. Pottawa-
tonic county. 5Were commissioned nota-
ries public
The Jones Brothers Nursery company.
at Poarch. Roger Mills county, for a
period of twenty years and capital
stock of So, eco. The directors are J. A.
Jones. B. 7. Jones, W. r. Jones, ]. r.
Jones and Lizzie F. Jones.
The Mustang State Bank. at Mustang
Canadian county, with a capital stock of
$500 and a charter TO run for twenty
years The directors are c. C. Jones,
@. Carrico. II. G. Trosper. Jr., a. r.
Huston. and r. J. Edwards, all of OKLA
homa City.
Z. r. Mcdaniel Of Legar, Greer county,
c. S. Ingersou of Pond Creek, Grant
county. G. " Keiger. of Jefferson, Grant
county, ]. H. Roberts, of FL Reno Cana
dian county, D. II. Denman, of Cleo,
Woods county W. A. Moon, of Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma county. -. d. Berry. of
El Reno, Canadian county. and c. NJ.
Barnett, OF Newkirk, Kay county, were
commissioned notaries public
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
WILDMAN's BIG DEAL
Several of Organized Mining Com
panies of Cripple Creek District
Consolidate,

Wndman, o. T.. Nov. s14.-Consolida-
ton seems to be the order Of the day,
especially in the business world, remarks
the Miner. Several of the largest and
best organized mining companies Of the
otter Creek district. realizing that they
could administer thei rafrairs and con-
duct their development work cheaper by
consolidating into one great corporation,
have pooled their interests and viii here
after be known as the McAlte Gold Min
ing company.
The company's office and headquarters
VIII be at Wildman. It has some Of the
best claims in the Wichita mountain
range. and will soon commence develop
ment work on a scale that will surprise
the natives and the strangers alike. Some
of the company's properties have already
been developed to such an extent that
their value is known to be great. IN
one shaft at a depth of twelve feet. about
two weeks ago was found specimens of
free gold. The ore assayed 1857 TO the
ton. and the vein promises to widen cut
at greater depth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
BURFORD DOES
NOT MENTION
THE GOVERNOR
Chief Justice Charges Logan
County Grand Jury.
COURT ROOM CROWDED
With Disappointed Ones Who
Expected Too Much.
COURT ROOM CROWDED

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 14-Chief Justice
John H. Burford swore in and charged
the Logan county grand jury today, in
this city. The court room was crowded
while the judge was giving his charge
the expectation being that some mention
would be made Of the charges preferred
against Governor William jenkins, and
that perhaps the jury would be instructed
to investigate the alleged charges that
the governor had financial interests in
the Norman sanitarium at the time he let
the contract for the keeping Of the in
sane 10 the present management for the
ensuing four years. They were disap-
pointed. for not one word Of the charges
related to the subject, even in the most
indirect manner. County Attorney Edgar
W. Jones had issued subpoenas for all
the interested parties, but the matter Of
the governors connection. even if it
should have been proven, with the
asylum, would, under the Oklahoma stat
utes, be only a nisdeEeanor. and the
grand jury cannot investigate this class
of cases unless directed by the court.
The only mention in the charge rela-
tive to officers was that The jury had
the poer TO file an information against
county and township officers who should
be guilty of anything under the law that
would render them liable TO removal
from office
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
DAYS EVENTS AT CAPITAL
Washington Times Is sold to IIunsey
Magazine Go.

Washington. Nov. 1A-With the close OF
business today Major John B. Harlow
retired from the civil service commission.
He will be succeeded tomorrow by Viii
liam Dudley Foulke. Major Harlow has
held his position as a member OF the
commission since May. 1880 He viii re-
turn to his old home in st. Louis. where
on appointment by Postmaster General
Smith he will have the position Of cashier
in the postofice
Information has reached the state de-
partment Of the arrest in London OF II.
St. John Dix, who is wanted in What
com. Wash. for alleged bank wrecking.
The governor OF Washington has been
notified. and on the arrival OF his appli-
cation here. the necessary papers viii
be issued to secure the extradition of
Dix.
In reply to numerous Inquiries regard
ing a project for obtaining subscriptions
purporting to be for the benefit OF
United States ex-life-savers. the general
superintendent Of the life-saving service
announces that neither the service nor
any Of its officers han anything 20 DO
with the project or any connection what
ever with it.
The Washington Times. morning and
evening and Sunday editions. has been
sold iy its proprietors through the agency
Of Chas. VI. Palmer to Frank a. Munsey.
Of Munsey's magazine. New York, who
viii take control OF the management or
the paper today. Mr.. Munsey is not max
ing his first entry into the daily rewspa-
per field. having some years ago started
and edited the Continent, a daily paper,
u New York city
The sssocitiOn OF the American agricul-
tural colleges and experiment stations
TODAY elected officers for the next years
as follows. President. Dr w NJ. Ilsett
Minnesota: first vice president W. O..
Thompson. Ohio: second vice president.
\. J. Waters. Missouri: third vicc-presi-
dent. J. Il Washburn. Rhode Island.
fourth vice-president. ]. Il Worst North
Dakota. fifth vice-president. J. C. Hardy
Mississippi
Executive Committee. II. Goodell.
Massachusetts, Alex Cone. Ohio; II. O.
White, North Carolina; c. ". Athcrton.
Pennsylvania and the newly chosen and
the retiring presidents and the secre-
tarv. a special committee was author
ized % prerare an exhibit at St Louis
exposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
HE PUNCHED FooTPAD
Saltwater Athlete Is Tackled by Rob
Der and PLAYS Fast.


saltwater. O. T.. Nov. 1.-THE footpad
habit has reached Saltwater. but the in
habitants there co NOT take kindly 10 il.
The Gazette tells of the unsuccessful at
tempt of one of the hold-up gentry to di-
vorce resident of this city from his coin
as follows
While going to mis- room from his place
cf business last night, sam Miller. the
dry goods merchant. was met on the
walk west of the Abercrombie residence
10y a man who asked him fer a match.
As sam rendered the match his wrist
was seized by the man with one hand
while with The other he pushed "A gun
into Miners face and demanded his
money. Miller works tco hard for his
cash to give il away. besides he didn't
like the mans manner. so he landed a
swift one on his Jaw and did the best
sprinting job OF his life towards his room
willie Tie world-be snender Of Sans
whercwithal was recovering his equinb-
rum.
Mr. Miller secured a sun after reach
inC his room and went back i'm search
of the fellow. but be had evidently got
ten away. for nov here could he he found.
This is Sullwaters first lesson in foot
padism. and We hope such an occurrence
may not be repeated in our city. How
ever. 4 we are 10 have q run of this sort
this winter. and this is the beginning OF
ST.. there VIII either be some new graves
in the potter's field or a large addition
Of nares on the register ar the jailer's
boarding house square. for our officers
win set era
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
WOMEN WILL
TAKE ACTION
ON STATEHOOD
W. C, 7. U. Don't Propose to
Allow Wicked Oklahoma to
BECOME SEPARATE STATE
Coupled With the Present
Territorial Liquor Feature.
BECOME SEPARATE STATE

Fort Worth. Tex, Nov. 1A-With the
arrival today Of the white Special, tn,
last of the special trains bearing the
white ribboners' to this city, the pre-
Iiminary work of the great gathering
Of the temperance women Of the land re
ceived and added impetus. and despite q
pouring rain. the nine sub-meetings at
the churches were all well attended.
When the gavel of Mrs. /. n. Stevens OF
Portland Ne, national president Of the
w. c. T. L.. falls at 10 o'clock tomor-
row. all details VIII have been arranged
and she viii face one of the largest con
ventions in the history Of the w. c. T. L.
Every state and territory is repres-
scented. as well as England, Canada.
Mexico and Hawaii
The National Purity conference held
two sessions today.
The local temperance tfaion also held
two sessions.
Miss Carlotta Guierrez OF Pueblo gave
an account of the 'rY'' branch Of the
work among yong men in the neighbor-
ing republic.
At the afternoon session Of the editorial
session twenty-five states were repre-
sented.
Jennie N. Kemp Of Kansas was cleo
tel president The executive board o.
the ". c. T. Z. is determined to oppose
with all its power separate statehood for
oklahoma if it is coupled with the pres
ent territorial feature authorizing the
sale Of liquor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
BUSINESS AT
OFFICE OF
GOVERNOR
Jenkins Appoints Large Num-
Der of Township Officers.
MORE TO FOLLOW SOON
Delegates to Live Stock Con-
vention Named.
MORE TO FOLLOW SOON

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 14-Governor Jenk-
ms has appointed the following township
officers for thenew counties:
William J. Grant justice Of the peace
for Cobb township. Caado county.
S. W. Chnders. justice Of the peace for
Strauss township. Comanche county.
A W Green. township clerk of Strauss
township. Comanche county.
H. ". sagsett. township trustee Of
Strauss township. Comanche county.
". J. Crawford. justice of the peace
Of Strauss township, Comanche county.
JEFF Norman. treasurer OF Strauss town
ship. Comanche county.
r. E Winecup, road overseer Of Strauss
township, Comanche county.
W. J. Skaggs. constable of Strauss town
ship, Comanche county.
Isaac Anderson, constable OF Strauss
township, Comanche county.
Owing TO the failure of the county COM
missioaers. to officially notify the gov
ernor of the boundaries of the various
municipal townships in the counties. It
was impossible for him 10 take up any
other appointments. As soon as the
proper information is filed with him re-
lating to townships. a large number OF
township officers will be appointed
Governor jenkins has appointed the fol-
lowin gdelegates to represent Oklahoma
at the National Livestock convention,
which meets in Chicago December 3:
VIM. Quinlan, WaynoHa.
". A. Knlpe, Perkins.
George Bratt, Ponca City.
The warden of the Kansas peniten-
ti-ary has notified Governor jenkins that
he VIII refuse to receive any more prison
ers on the Oklahoma contract unless they
have been vaccinated successfully and
held IS days thereafter. This rule viii be
rigidly enforced a nd the governor has no
titled all of the sherifs of the Territory
to that effect.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
FOOTBALL AND JIM
Great, Successful Life of FuIIback
Pictured by Normanite.


Norman, 0. T., Nov. 1A-Ray HadseIl
of this city, who is great enthusiast on
football. and believes there's no sport
like it, has handed the following piece
of poetry to the Eagles correspondent.
setting forth in few verses the great
possibilities and successful life Of a foot
bali player. entitled
FOOTBALL AND JIM.
I used to think that football was a
mighty measley game,
That broke up ribs and ankles and put
the players lame.
Till our Jim went to college where he
could take hand.
And got TO know it better and began
to understand.
Jim was sort O. shiftless before he went
to school
And the neighbors that had watched
him said he was a fool;
But he found himself in football. and he's
a man today.
So whoop it up for football! That's
what I allus say.
Once I watched en- plaking when our
Jim had the ball.
In the biggest gridiron scrimmage his
college days recall
He butted Ike billy goat. he struck
en- ike a sledge.
He rushed that blamed old foot bah
clean TO the gridiron's edge
knew that Jim had done it. though I
didn't know the same.
And in spite OF three-score summers, 7
hollered juht the same.
When they put him on their shoulders and
waltzed him round a spell.
I some how couldn't help that once 10
give the college yell
And he struck his Greek the same way.
and his trig. and Latin too.
And whenever sgmethin' hard came up
he pokei his head clean through.
/ saw him ii his ofice a successful man,
today
Sc whoop it up for football, That's
what I alias say
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
MORE TREATIES NEEDED
Dawes Commission Is Having Touch
Time to Bring Good Results.

AhiN ~ Biitl9 0CQN FaESQiLSs
Guthrie @ T.. Nov. lit seems that
notwithstanding the elaborate prepara-
tions and exhaustive treaties made by
the Dawes commission with the five civ
ilized tribes there will have to be nego-
tated supplemental treaty before the
reforms in Indian territory can be car
ried into execution. Tho South McAIes-
ter Capital tells Of the attempts TO get
the treaties in shape so good results win
follow. as follows.
Governor Johnston. Of the Choctaw
nation, accompanied by the board of com
missiCners Of his nation. were here yes
terday and today consulting their legal
advisors preparatory TO going to Mus
cogee TO meet Governor Dukes and board
Of commissioners of the Choctaw nation
and the Dawes commission.
The conference of the representatives
Of the two nations and the government
commission IS held for the purpose of
fixing a date for the close or the rolls
in the two nations and possibly some
notifications il the allotments Of both
nations.
Judge James Lewis Of the Choctaws.
is quoted in q Muscogee paper as favor
ative TO the disposition OF lands by In
dians. Mr. Lewis thinks the Indian
should be allowed TO dispose Of all Of his
belongings nexcess Of Is Oacres Of land
whenever he ,pleases. He stated that 1t
was merely frittering away Of their
estate to permit them TO sell only a por-
ton because it would seldom amount to
enough TO allow them to make improve
ments.
After an extended conference with the
legal advisers. Messrs. Manifold. McBTur-
ray and Cornish. the Chickasaws. left
on the afternoon train today for Mus
cogee. They were accompanied by Mr..
Cornish. The joint meeting at Musco-
gee VIII likely continue several days.
Concerning the attitude of the Chick
asaws az the joint conference. neither
Governor Johnston or his party desired to
be quoted
In the party were Governor IT. D.
Johnston. E. B. Johnston, and Holmes
Willis
The Choctaw commission is expected
10 arrive this afternoon"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

funds for the Mckinley Memorial through
auxiliary committees or organiza tions IN
every state in the Union. The auxiliary
committee for each state viii have charge
of the work in that state, organizing local
committees in every portion of the state
and planning for the largest number OF
people possible. It is the aim of the as
sociation not so much TO secure large
amounts from people. but TO secure a
small contribution from the greatest num-
Der OF people. including all classes and
young people and school children. as Hell
as adults.
Governor Jenkins has appointed the fol-
lowing auxiliary committee for Oklahoma
Territory:
Charles E. BilIingsley. Guthrie
Horace Speed, Guthrie
c. II. Thompson. Guthrie.
]. V. Admire, Kinghsher.
T. H. Greer. Guthrie.
Inman Page. Langston-
K. c. Cox, Granite.
IL X Bickford. AIva-
D. r. Boyd, Norman.
A. c. Scott, Saltwater.
F. H. UmhoItz, Edmond.
T. B. Ferguson, Alva-
r V. Hoffman. Chandler.
Frank Dale, Guthrie.
c. J. Benson, Shawnee
II D. Crosby, ,Anadarko,
d. S. Dill, Hobart.
r c. Brownlee, Taioga
H. II. Watkins, Enid.
Lew E. Darrow, Medford
w II. McCune, Perry.
z e. Gillette. FL Reno.
c. G. Jones, Oklahoma City
w. F. Shoemaker, Weatherford.
p. ". Smith, Newkirl1.
0. NJ Lancaster. Pawnee-
r w Kay, woodward.
VIM. Grimes, Kingfisher.
Mr.. Charles Z. Bnlingsley. whose name
heads the list, has been designated as
temporary chairman and authorized TO
can the committee together at an early
date when the work of organizing the
Territory will be taken up and actively
pushed.
Oklahoma has never been found wanting
in any work of this kind. and the Terri
tory will surely do its part in contrib
uting towards this memorial for the mar
tyred president.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
ASLEEP AMID ELAMEs.

Breaking into a blazing home some
lremen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death near. It's that way when You
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat. chest and lung troubles Keep it
near and avoid suffering. death, and
doctors bills. A teaspoonful stops a late
cough. persistent use the most stubborn.
Harmless and nice tasting. its guaran-
teed to satisfy by Gehring's pharmacy.
Price SOC q nd 81 O1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
SHOT THROUGH LEG
Clarence Hotchkiss, Living Near Way
noka, Has Serious Time.

Alva, O T. Nov. l4-Clarence Hotch-
kiss, aged %. living five miles southeast
OF Waynoka, was accidentally shot
through the calf of the leg, by shot
gun in the hands of a lad 10 years old.
is the story given BY the Pioneer. 1t
happened Sunday in the house Of Hotch-
kiss, and while the boy was trying to
take the loads out Of the gun. DR.. R. A.
Gamble returned from there this morning
and says he thinks the lueg will have
to be amputated. The young man stands
six feet and seven inches in his socks,
and is well known in that locality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
SNOW len lCHES DEEP
storm ia Ceatrat New York 6ontin-
ues and fIsod Threatens

SyYaclse. y. - Sew 1.-THE snoa
storm hrsushoas central Nea fefE ean-
f1ues tsnigAt esth unat-l ~fersff
ans Hs- drifts are l s f
frrees- streams arr rlss aa
Ila.es report thr~s'-nias rtp,i-
Ia sgSacas s,-isAs ere le
Ir the aeau-taWa Streets Ir M
slc, i denia arsiIzsa. alt trr sseam rsl-
Sass are making thelF nsasi s.uf st
tfss ierass - sneW E4s ftls 1f-
cury i zooaI ~ ils lTeez.as pailL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
w. L. LooPER ACQUITTED
Jury Decides He Killed Sam Turner
In Self Defence.

Shawnee, o. T.. Nov. IA special
from Tecumseh says that W. L. Loper
has been acquitted of the killing of sam
Turner. the jurors having decided that
il was in self defense that he did the
deed The deed was committed in a cot
ton field about twelve miles southwest
of this city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
SETTLING BOARD BILL
Auditor Baxter Pays for Keeping
ConvlctS at EeavenWorth.

Guthrie o. r.. Nov 1A-Chief Clerk
J. C. Brown. of the Kansas pcnitenuary
at Lansing. is in the city settling with
the auditor for the care and keen Of Ok
iahorna prisoners. Who are confined in
that institution under conuact. Tor the
quarter ending September ~
The territory has 80 couvicts there. and
the auditor drew Ar Brown q warrant
for N.lSo for their mainteEanoe. Okla
homa has sent five prisoners there during
the quarter. aad thir5s- two have been
discharsed or parConed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
ARMY AT SHAWNEE
Salvation Organization VIII Establish
Barracks in CITY.

Shawnee, Q. T., Nov. 1.-THE Salvation
Army, or rather a branch OF the great
religious organization has struck the
city 70 establish a Salvation Army bar
racks. Captain Thomas and Cadet Hick-
man, who have arrived from Muscogee,
have the work in hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
Get What You Ask Fort

When You ask for Cascarets Candy
CatharGc be sure You get them.
Genuine tablets stamped {. {. c.
Never sold IN bulk. A subsdtutor Is
always a cheat and fraud. Bewarel
All drugg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
sHAFFER FOUND DEAD
Prominent Citizen of Ponca City Is
Killed BY Takino Chloroforn.

Ponca City. O. T.. Nov. I4-Dr. IT. W.
Shafer was found dead early this morn
ins IT, his private cffice. The indica-
tions are that while taking mild inhala-
ton of chlorof1rm heart failure attacked
him and he felI with his face in the
spilled liquid. There is no thought of sui
eide lie is native of Indiana, has been
q prominent physician and druggist at
Wichita and Guthrie. He has been n
hishly respected citizen and profes sional
man IN this city since the opening. eight
wears ago. His wife had just left to visit
her dying mother in Indiana. JIe leaves
no children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
STARTLING. BUT TRUE.

If everyone knew what a grand medi-
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is" writes
D. H. Turner. Dempseytown, Pa, you'd
sell all you have in a day. Two week S
use has made new man of me-" In
falliole for constipation, stomach and
liver troubles; 25c at Gehring's pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15

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