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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18


An orlinanee providing ior 3 srse-
iai election to We heia W thseitg g
Iaicka-aa iapian lelritgrg tofs
tefmine w1ethef tie city council q
snid ei'y SHALT Issue BONDS Tor t1e
eoaAt fAeliaa q q sgstem Of sewers
specifying tAe anount of sueA
bonds 70 ~ issued. thefate of inter-
eat tae same shall bear 4nd the
timeof maturity t3ereoss aesignaf-
ins tae time ior budding such eiee-
iimana for either purposes
Bs % ordained ~ tile city council 81
giieEasba, Indian Territory.
See = lhas special election
saaA De he'd iniAe eity q chicka-
sHa, Indian Territory on the z1ra
day 81 Alayi 1903. ier tle purpose y
determin.ng whether tae eity coun-
eii of sara eifF shall cause 70 be IS
sne1 tveniy-iive thousand dollars VI
bonds bearing Interest at ths rate
.oi hRe per cent annnm. payable
% eiiil-i'ii iiaAsis ana maturing ( in ti'iI-
~ years IRON cate q ISSUE me
pf0ceea7 ifoii tiie sale - slea Donos
70 Ds nsea ior me purpose o. con-
stfnetine aan operating system
FOR sewers WAieh system shail De
owned, controlled ana operated by
Liie sara CITY OF 1iiickas'a.
7ee z ihas tAe mayor oi C@ick-
nsia snail give ~ ieAst tairty days
notiee oi me time ana place q
nolaing snch eiee'ion ana the same
s'iaii 0s heia ana conducted IS ths
law PROVIDES iPr holding such cleo
t'onH.
9ee. g. lnat tne places ior hold-
ing sucii eieetion snaii De as follows
Nafa nnmoer = az Gfosan school
House.
ward number = at hopkins house
% Cnickasna avenue between 5th
ana 9tn.
Ward number 3 at United States
Court House.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18
ORDIgANoE 10. l5I.

ORDINANCE 10. 1915
An orsia aabcs regeaing se1icn
Us Il oreiasae aarbsr or
aa1drei aad t-a pssd sod sp-
proved bg the city counesl ~ che
Cr os Ctiesasaa. o1 re 18th
Ja'F 1892
He arla1ed 5J t1f eitf cs1zc
0f ta Ly of EncsaA
sre Taas section TEN of ofd.r-
sree ona h1a6rtd aai .ea passed
All approved d TIE city eoun
ersAe Cfy Is cliekasa IndIar
Territory. oa TIE Ian day of JaiY
1902 relaIre 70 fie appoiutnsat
sna dus.es 81 : Gig physician, y
aud ile same i hereby repealee
Aad taeom ei esy psysleiau u
tas Cag VI Calc<asAs, is HEREBY
abolished.
Sc =. That iAis ordnance 81 in
fui force aad effse; from and ailer
s,s passage 4sd pnbil1afiO-
Passed aud approved hg t4e ciiJ
.0ancA IF Tie city 81 C1i1xssha %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

Chickasha IS preparing to take
on waterworks, sewerage. street
improvements, school funds and
viii pay of her present indebt-
edness Chickasha people are
made of the proper stuff It IS
one Of the most progressive
towns IN tic Chickasaw nation.
and It IS rapidly reaching . point
where II bids fair e become the
metropoiis-ol the new Indian
country Kansas City star
Right sou are brother Tho city
81 Chickasha IS preparing -
show the people 81 the Indian
Territory that i s the giant Of
The new country We are going
10 show the world that we are
made Of TIE stuG that cities arc
made of In less than hee years
we will be a town of 5000 peo
pie. Stick a pin here and watch
0ur future progress
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18
ORDINANCE NO.I77


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within Said ~ b srsf-m "
a-e works oa-red controlled
saf erersef 81 t said cirr 81
ctfeEs-f
see Yat tie MAYOR 81 tee
eitvof ChleEssla san sireas Isast
.afsr as ~ notice y te
time ana sIsee q holding snch sIec-
t.on ara fte same -turlf.e held ana
ste ia- rrovi5e- for
aoisine sBssisI elections
s Tr she nlsres for rpld-
iag such election shall bsas follows.
rs ward number ~ Gro1sh
school tsus
rs ward nnnbsr at Honkius
house ~ Chietasha avenue between
sth me ssh streets.
rr ~e~g rur-ftar AZ limited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

For ss-LAe Dasiy Eraress
desires 10 clsDcse 0ffla Dsd t5es0-
ile e. sl@ss a oAe end enp-as q
1cEse powrT Webster uprighr-
Fase1 can BE- pug "a arsi-e.ass con-
aitio8 ald -oel Funning 0reer bf
2 good malnalie with veFF lin
Nof@ Ale engine may Pc la-
sprltzo - L4e hardware store ~
e. r h9Ll ugaNerlh Call 81 the
Express rl1s I1F Particulars atl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

Mayor Murphy Is 10 b con-
graduated on the wisdom ~ has
shown il making bis appoint
ments Aft4g looking carefully
over the material he had - work
with, he went ahead and appoint
"a the very best mon to the
places they were best fitted for
The assignments Of committees
could rot haye been better un-
der the most auspicious circum-
stances. AS night policeman,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18
No1niso LIKE Exranirscr.

+ODe trUth learned by aciual
experience does more good than
ten experience one bears about.
Tell man that Chamberlain 5
Collie Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy Will cure cholera mor5us.
and be wilim0at likeiy FORGET il be
fore toe eud of the iay. Let him
have severe attack 0f ihag dis
ease. feel That heis about b die.
iise this remedy and learn from
BIZ own experience how quickly
i gives relief and te wlll remem-
,er i aiIhis life. For sale by
The Palace Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

Yes, my dear Alplonse we
are going ID issue bonds TT
waterw0gks sever stree
improvement aud 70 pay - tle
present indcbte1ness And we
are going u - the finest yolng
city IN the Indian Territory and
that in avery iew months MARX
this prediction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

Joseph Bubser, Piano tuner of
Oklahoma City o. H. viii be 10
Chickasba Apui Is th Please leaye
orders f0f tuning as tbs L. % Den
ton Music Co III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

Keep IL mind TIE ooaa eiec-
ton. and vote lor l1e pfogosi-
ffr~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18

" bite Plymouth kock C0ekerels
for sale. beet birds is sLis cour-
frY- See >eot Jones 57-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-18
ORDINANcENO. 1zs

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
CHIEF WITNESS
Is NOW MISSING
Case of Hooper Young to Be
Called Tomorrow.
PROSECUTION IS CRIPPLED
SEARCHING FOR HUSBAND OF
MURDERED WOMAN.
PROSECUTION IS CRIPPLED
Especial to The Herald9

\ EW YORK Jan 17.-Joseph Pulit-
ger, the principal witness against
William Hooper Young. the Nor
mon who is accused of the murder Of
Mrs Alice Pulitzer. last September,
has disappeared. The case of Young is
on the calendar of the supreme court
for trial next Monday. The absence
OF Pulitzer viii seriously cripple the
case Of the prosecution. as his evidence
is the principal basis of the conten-
ton of the district attorneys Office that
the crime of Young was deliberate and
premeditated. so as TO bring IL TO the
grade Of murder in the first degree
Shortly after the murder OF Mrs
Pulitzer District Attorney Jerome had
in mind 10 send Pulitzer 70 the house
of detention. but for the promise of
Pulitzer that he would report every
three days He kept his agreement for
while, but since Dec. l. nothing has
been heard from him.
Assistant District Attorney Stueben,
who is preparing the case of Young
for trial, has had county detectives
searching for Pulitzer. His family
have not seen him since last Novem-
Der. and 1t was reported in the Grim
NAL court that the absence of Pulitzer
was part of the plan of the Mormon
church to save Young, who is the
grandson of Brigham Young. at ali
hazards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
MAY DEVELOP INTO
A CASE OF MURDER

Spokane, Wash, Jan. 17.-Mystery
has suddenly surrounded the shooting
of Arthur La Brosse. the Canadian
VINO was almost instantly killed early
last thursday morning in a saloon in
the red light" district in this CITY
At the coroner's inquest the early Wit
nesses held to the story first told. that
tail. dark stranger entered the sa-
loon, and while exhibiting a new style
revolver, discharged it accidentally. La
Brosse being almost instantly killed.
The stranger promptly vanished. This
morning two witnesses testified that
tney saw no such man in the saloon,
but gave no further light as to the
fatal shot The jury returned a YER
dict that La Brosse's death was caused
by party unknown. and recommended
the case to the county attorney for in
TestigatiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
PRESIDENT GIVEN ASSURANCES
THAT RECIPROCITY BILL WILL PASS

Washington. Jan. 17.-Important con-
ferences were held today between the
President and prominent members of
the senate regarding the legislative
prospect for the remainder of the ses-
sion. President Roosevelt is anxious
to have enacted some antitrust legis-
lation and to secure the ratification of
the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Such as
surances as are possible at this time
have been given him that both of his
desires would be fulfilled
In course of an interview today Sen
ator Burrows of Michigan. who last
spring led the opposition TO the reci-
proeity legislation, told the president
that, with possibly one exception. the
nineteen senators who opposed that
legislation would support the pending
reciprocity treaty as amended. He had
no doubt that the treaty would be "a IT,
ned, as he was assured that no serious
opposition was to be expected from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18

those Democratic senators who regard
ed fhe treaty with disfaYor
Senators Plat of Connecticut and
Aldrich of Rhode Island discussed with
the president the prospect of anti
trust legislation in the senate. Both
were of opinion that some measure
perhaps could be passed at this SEES
sion, although il was pointed out that.
with less than six weeks of the ses-
sion remaining, it would be a serious
problem to overcome any very strenu-
Gus opposition to any measure
Senator BeYeridge of Indiana told the
president that it was certain that the
omnibus statehood bill could not be
passed by the senate. He did not indi-
cate what fate awaited his commit
tees statehood measure.
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana, in a
talk with the president. added his as
surance that the Cuban treaty would
be ratified and that perhaps some leg
islation bearing upon the trust cues
ton would be enacted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
FATAL OUTCOME OF
A DUEL IN GERMANY

Berlin, Jan 17.-First Lieutenant
Werner Won Grawert, son of the lieu
tenant general of that name, shot DR..
Aye. a lawyer of FIensburg. through
the neck, cutting the spinal chord, in a
duel fought in the Grunewald forest
yesterday. Death ensued immediately
The deceased. who was an officer Of the
army reserves, leaves a widow and five
children The cause of the quarrel was
obscure but of long standing. The duel
occurred in pursuance to the findings
of military court of honor Lieuten-
ant Won Grawert surrendered himself
10 the military authorities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
ANTITRUST BILL WILL
SOON BE INTRODUCED

Washington, jan 17.-Representa-
tves Littlefieid and Overstreet of the
subcommittee of the house judiciary
committee, were at the department of
Justice today, their visit being in con-
nection with the preparation of an
antitrust bill
The sub committee expects to have
It's bill completed so as to be able 10
have a final conference with the at.
torney general en- Monday If the sub
committee finds that an antitrust bill
can be formally adopted and report
ordered Tuesday or Wednesday. the
judiciary committee may adjourn from
Monday to Wednesday, that the bill
may be reported to the fuflacommittee
on that day: otherwise there would be
delay until Friday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
PLANS OF REPUBLICANS.
The Statehood Programme Will Not
Please Anybody.
Especial to The Herald

Washington, Jan 1.-THE Republican
leaders of the senate are making an
effort to arrange plans for the remain
der of the session so that the anti
trust legislation and Cuban reciprocity
desired by the administration may be
enacted in addition to the regular ap-
preparation bills. The programme in
cludes a possible compromise on the
statehood bills by which Oklahoma and
Indian territory win be admitted as one
state and New Mexico and Arizona as
another Delegate Rodey admits the
possibility of such an arrangement on
the part of the Republicans. but is of
the opinion that the Democrats of the
senate Will not agree to it. He also
believes it doubtful if the people of
New Mexico and Arizona would vote to
adopt constitution for the CONSOLE
dated state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
MADE HIS LAST TALK.
John Mitchell Addressed the Strike
Commission.

Philadelphia, Jan IL President
John Mitchell of the mine workers
union. before leaving for Indianapolis
TO attend the national wage cOnven-
ton of the sOfU coal operators and
mine workers, delivered today what he
believed was his farewell address TO
the coal strike commission The Scran-
ton Coal company, which also operates
the collieries of the Elk Hill Coal &
Iron company, closed its case during
the session today, and was followed by
the DelaWar LackaWanna & Western
Railway company 1t was while the
latter company was examining wit
nesses that the hour for Adjournment
for the week arrived, and Mr. Mitchell
arose and asked TO be permitted TO
make few remarks. All the attor-
neys representing the different inter-
ects before the commission crowded
around the miners leader as he pref
aced his remarks ~ stating that il
would likely be the last session of tha
investigation he would be able to at
tend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
RESIGNATION SAVES
SCANDAL AND EXPENSE

Washington. Jan. 17--Secretsry Root
has directed that the resignation Of
Second Lieutenant William *. KiSler
Eighteenth infantry, be accepted for
the good of the service. This action
was taken on the recommendation Of
Brigadier General Funston command
ing the department of the Colorado.
and others. TO avoid scandal and ex-
pense of trial Tt appears from the
records that Lieutenant Kisler had
been absent without leave from his
post at Fort Logan. Colo, since Dec
10, and that ne has duplicated his pay
accounts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18

DENVER, Jan. 17.-Former United
IL States Senator Edward o. VOL
colt. who Is candidate for cleo
ton as successor 70 Henry NJ. Teller,
has issued an appeal to the Republican
members of the house to unite and ex-
pei seventeen Democratic members.
whose seats are contested. Otherwise.
ne declares. a Democrat will be elected
senator. A majority of the seventeen
members of the house who are sup
porting Wolcott have signed an agree
ment that they will.vote first. last and
all the time for him for United States
senator. and will not cast a vote for
any other candidate
Representative Frewen. the Wolcott
leader in the house. has served an
oral peremptory notice to Chairman
breckenridge of the house committee
on privileges and elections to the eff
rect that unless the committee report
IN FAVOR of arbitrarily unseating all
the Democratic members from Ara na-
hoe county, and unless the vote on I'M
seating the fifteen men Fbe made Joint
Iy instead of separately. the WoIcott
men Will not vote to seat a single Re
publican.
Will Work Both Ways.
All the Democratic senators but one
have pledged themselves to "unseat a
Republican senator for every Demo-
cratic member of the house unseated,
man for man, so long as Republican
senators remain upon which retaliation
can be had
Concerning this proposed policy of
retaliation, Mr.. Wolcott in his address
to the Republicans. says.
The threatened Importation into the
state senate by Democrats of the
bloody methods which have forever
blackened the good name of the state
of Kentucky. must not swerve US. The
patriotic Republicans in the state SEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN
NOT FOREIGN COUNTRY

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE treasury
department has decided that the bot
tom of the Pacific ocean is not a
foreign country within the meaning
of the tariff laws. and hence repair
cable imported by the Commercial Pa
cific Gable company cannot be with
drawn from a bonded warehouse for
repair work without the payment of
duty. The law specifically says that
in order TO be entitled TO free exporta-
ton the goods must be landed in a
foreign country, which fact must be
verified by the certificate of a United
States consul in the country where the
goods are landed. The rate Of duty
is 50 per cent ad valorem-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
CHARGES AGAINST A
CHINESE INSPECTOR

Washington. Jan. 17.-Commissioner
General Sargent of the immigration
bureau has filed charges against Ralph
lizard. Chinese inspector, stationed at
Brooklyn. n. Y. Among other things
lizard is charged with being in league
with persons interested in smuggling
Chinese into his country. 1t is said
that the business Of smuggling Chinese
for a consideration has covered a long
period of time and the department be-
lieves that the evidence of guilt is
conclusive. lizard has been summoned
TO Washington and has been furnished
with copy of the charges
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
F00TPADS ARRESTED
IN WICKED SPOKANE

Spokane, Wash, Jan 17.-Peter De
Rock was arrested early this morning
charged with being one of two men
who held up and robbed George Waite
at the o. r. & n. depot here last nissht.
After the hOldup the robbers separated.
Waite followed the smaller man and
made him give back 80 cents. Later
they had a scuffie, but Waite got moth
ing more After this he told his trOu-
bles to the police, resulting in De
Rocks arrest The latter was held for
trial in the superior court. his bond
being placed at $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
AN ADVOCATE OF ANARCHY
Ex-senator Wocott of Colorado His True Ligh-Adyses Un
seating of Democrats on Trumped
Up Charges
Up Charges.

ate are loyal to their party. and they
are able, backed by a Republican gov
ernor, to take care of themselves
Monday the Day.
Many of the seventeen Republican
members of the house who are op-
posed TO Wolcott's elections are pledged
not to vote for him under any oircum-
stances and viii not join in any caucus
for the purpose of selecting a sena-
( torial candidate.
If the Republican factions fail to get
together Senator Teller will be re-
elected, or a deadlock will result which
may prevent an election of senator at
this session.
The house committee on elections will
make its report on the contested seats
next Monday and it is the intention
Of the Republicans to have it acted up
on by the house on that day, as the
first ballot for senator viii be taken
next Tuesday.
Answer to Wolcott.
Philip B. Stewart. chairman of the
organization which is opposing the
election of Mr.. WoIcott to the United
states senate, tonight gave out a state
ment in answer to Mr.. Wolcott's state
ment. He declared that it was gen
orally understood during the recent
campaign in the state that Mr.. VOL
colt would not be the Republican
choice for senator, and in some coun-
ties the Republican candidates were
pledged TO oppose him, and on this
understanding, supported by Mr. VOL
colts absence from the state during
the campaign, the Republican ma
jority in the legislature was elected.
Under these circumstances he held that
Republican legislators could not hon.
estly enter a caucus which must put
them under obligation to support Mr.
WoIcott
He added that if Mr.. Wolcott would
withdraw harmony would be at once
restored.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
PROMINENT DENVER
PHYSICIAN is DEAD

Denver, Jan 17--Word has Just beer
received here from San Diego. Cal. OF
the death from heart failure OF Dr.
Frederick J. Bancroft of Denver. Dr.
Bancroft was one Of the most Dromi-
nent physicians in the state and has a
national reputation for his writings up
on the effects Of climate upon certain
disease. DR. Bancroft served as =
surgeon with the union forces during
the civil war. He was born al En-
field, Conn. in 1884. and came to Colo
RADIO in 1866. Three children survive
him. The remains VIII be brought 10
Denver for burial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
REBATE KNOCKED OUT.
No Duty VIII Be Collected on
Coal

Washington, Jan 1.-THE treasury
department has received a number OF
inquiries today as TO whether the gov
eminent proposed 10 admit coal into
the United States free OF duty under
the act approved Jan. Is, or collect
the duty and then refund il to the inn
pOrters. In view OF the fact that the
wording of the act leaves some doubt
as TO The real purpose of congress-
Chairman Payne OF the house ways
and means committee was consulted
today and his answer leaves no doubt
that it was the intent Of congress that
no duty should be collected The so
licitor of the treasury also gave an
opinion in which ne held that under
the act coal must be admitted free in
the same way that certain articles on
the free list are admitted under the
Dingley act. The net result Of these
inquiries is that the department cir
eular OF yesterday directing that no
duty be collected on coal VIII stand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
RUSSIA TAXES FIRM STAND.
Great Britain's Bluff on the Sugar
Question Called.

st Petersburg. Jan. 17.-Russia has
replied to the British note of Nov. 30
last on the subject of the sugar con-
Venton. She reiterates the views ex-
pressed in previous notes, says she con-
siders the British contentious to be at
tempts to Interfere in her domestic leg
islation, and repudiates the idea that
another state may in its own interest
press for change in Russian internal
legislation or in the event of Russia
not agreeing to its proposals that il
can penalize Russia's products without
violating existing commercial treaties
The note declares that Russia can i'm
no eVentuality give her adhesion TO
the Brussels agreement, and concludes:
As Great Britain declines arbitra
ton and as the penalty clause cannot
be applied to Russian sugar until the
international commission declares the
Russian system to be a bounty system
any further exchange of views before
the commission settles the positions
would not be productive Of results"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-18
BARELY ESCAPED WITH LIFE
Woman and Two Children Caught in
Fire at Boise.

Boise Ida. Jan. I7.-Flames totally
destroyed the home of Patrolman Ed
ward Myers at 412 Broadway today.
Mr. Myers was on duty when the fire
started. Mrs Myers and two babies
were at home, Mrs. Myers having one
of the children IN the bathtub. The
flames burst through into the room and
she barely had time TO escape with
the children, throwing something
around the naked one in her flight