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The oasis., 1904-04-16
New Station at Ortiz.

The Sonora Railway has com pleted its new station and station grounds at Ortiz, which is now one of the most complete and con venient of any upon the $. P. sys tenn, and is in accordance with the standard. The station is in part a two story structure, the ground floor containing spacious waiting room and a commodious freight and ticket office At the north end is a large arcade, with gravel ed floor, giving an outdoor shelter for those preferring to wait for trains outside. The second story covers the waiting rooms, office and the arcade. and is divided in- to connections living rooms for the agents family. At the south end of the building extends the ware houses, long, one story structure, raised to the level of a freight car, with a board platform filled with gravel.
 The station grounds are laid out in an admirable manner, and very convenient. A passing track has been put in on the west side of the main line. which enables trains to pass without interference with cars standing at the station. The track Is of sufficient length to hold full freight trains, or more. The house track is at standard dis tance from the main line (twenty six feet) and extends the entire lengh of the grounds. The tracks are upon an embankment nearly fifty feet in width, raised a couple of feet above the adjacent ground, which is heavily ballasted with large gravel, making the ground al- ways firm and dry so that in doing switching in wet weather train men never have to paddle in mud.
 A new water tank has been built of steel, and its capacity is 63,000 gallons, connected with reservoir, kept constantly filled, holding 65,- GOO gallons additional. The water is drawn from a bored we'll sunk on h C premises The pump house and tank are to be enclosed with high board fence, enclosing space sufficient to keep an ample supply of wood. The old station building alongside is to be re- modelled and converted into a dwelling for the bumper and his family.
 At the north end of the yard a large stockpen and loading chute is an important feature of the sta tion plant.
 As intimated in this article the station described and all of it's de- tails are standard. the $. F., hay ing a system whereby stations of like classes have similar buildings. etc, and that at Oritiz is modelled and carried out upon the standard plan
 At Magadalena and Pesquiera standard stations, are to be also provided. The material for that at Magdalena has been received and work will shortly begin.
The oasis., 1904-04-16
Church Notice.

The regular services will take place at the Methodist church to- morrow. Preaching by the pastor at eleven o'clock in the morning and eight in the evening. Sunday School at tenlo'clock in the morn ing All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 LEON 0. LEWIS,
 Pastor.
The oasis., 1904-04-16
H, K. WHEELER COMPANY

Mining and Consulting Engineers Chemists and Assayer
 Main Office: IlOO- llOI Brsly Building Laboratory: Sl5 West 4th St. Los ANGELES, Cal Mine Examinations and Reports. Mine patents. Surveys Maps plans, estimates. Designing and Construction
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 Chemist and Assayer.
 (31 yrs. chemist for John W Mackay) QUALITATIVE AND QUASTITATIvE ANALYSIS OF: Ores, waters, soils, cemenss, gases, oils, asphalt, shales, coal, etc., etc. CLINICAL ANALYSES FOR PHYSICIANS: Grimes, secretions, blood, foods, etc. Assaving. Metallurgical and Neurological determinations Test mill runs and best methods ofore treatment in one pound tO 100 ton lots Mine fires extnguished. Bullion bought and sold
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-01-21
cONIEar Nart.E

DopArtmeat % the LnsertaS.
ua,ted States Land ofiles Woodward O. ..
Dea. a. IsD
Asunlcle1i contest sHIdavIt havisK bsen
Aisd In ihIa oEAOo by Mnrsarct .. cunnlns
hne,. OF Clay cegtsf. KaasAS. eeatestt NJ
aaainst " E. No IctS, made Dec ls. iSoi. foE
MEX 1e. Is TIP. I. N. hinge - EcM. by
DaD.el LndETcn. Of Laslia. o. 7. c,nteaiec
In which d is alleged thnt said D.nlei
Lindxren hAs wholly abandoned said trsri
tBr period sf more than elk mouths slnes
mskinE Halt entry and next prior 20 ths date
Oi the iaitiAtioa az ihiS contest: thsf be has
neser estsblashed 90 mrininined hh rsaidsace
thereon. nr improsed or cultivated Che sar~s
ss n qs,red by law. aud that said defaults
have noe bsen cured and rhs said ahseno.
fyonn said land was iast due 10 his smplsy-
mont IN the Army. Navy. o. Murine corps ui
The tsitss s,stss In time ~ wsf In IN,
capacity.
ssid parties are hereby notified 10 ap
pssr. Iesponf' esd offer esidence tn,schina
s.id miles<slsa ss 10 Oislusk q. NJ On fsh. .,
tsns hefAss sAs i,esisisr and Iteestver % %,
u.A LAeasaLss IN wosdvsrd. wvoawsss ca
CT.
Ths spsd ooAisl,ssf hsvisg. In sprspss an
dAsiG nieA l,ks. 10 iyeA 90 tassh tAsts wAirA
she's thai after t1s diiiasaes pAftsAai ssr
vice Of this netIre ean net 10 Aaas. n a hsss
b. ordered end dirtetes ;sla sach noiIss "
EIvSa by daa aad prapsr p..ailsssloa.
D. "a wISslEa. RsaeiSes.
w "a Lf -
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Woodman InssAll ana nat.

The vficsss Uf ,hs Beaver Camp.
No. SI3s, Modern woed~sa VI
Amsries. we're publicly iss,allsd ., the
Court Housa Thursday evening, Jasa.
ssy, L. BY Installing Ofiesr Y. @.
Tf.ey.
The Viissss inslsllsa vstt: III. ID.
Mssss. vshssabis COssul; w. H..
fbouss, Worthy Adviser Flank
LaugLhn, BAntsr: Will Qaisn CIstfs
II. u. @. Puimap, E,sSrt; Y. r.
Madison, SsS,sy aud v. v. C,shsf,
wslshnsS. Dr. La q. Munssll whs u
have bssn ins,Al.sa 10 PhyslSaa bus
swing TO the ssEisus iAnsar Of SAe Ot
hs palisa,s Vas uuabls 10 aiasSas
,Aass The ina'allaiisa shet iitssdpg
pE0gfAhI wss rrUasSsd Which, tskds ~
in all, was ESSd. SasssAI aPpr6psiGsS
pivess dsssribiHg the ~YssvrSes o. tha
WoOa@es iBilis,ios wvfs ds.iVussd.
We would like " nlentioA all bat Saly
hare spass to mention lhrls Of Misses
Maggie And Evs AaIty daughters u
NsighLor Y. N. Asis, Of cusiss. asd
Of Msstss clJds MsdisUs, vhs cane
up FROM bis grasdPs's 40 the KIoss,
70 help entsrtAis ,hs woOdhsu. Zach
VI these did exceptionally seII.
AZ the es,irpie.iOa Of the prcgvsm
,huss who hsd ,icksss fenaissd isr ths
b.Vqast ssd we're sssred with ihs
"Tst Of me Iagd.' The Wocdmsd
here shsssd ihsnsslvm 70 BE- "ehsp.
pens" cl shs hslEs sort
A tabls sbesi dktg fsst loag wss
Indsnsa with ell shst lhs imnss msi'
! could asA hSr shd this was ssussa lhgss
siwse An duhsg shs nsaI go SMss'
"a sspss4s Tf shs ~ sAyIay shnl
hsfkssv aAds % ihs wihs u ths
/, asal. Be true. this Ous most hsys bees
uomplstsd fsrall hud a. nadIbIa sblls
IN IhsIr lsee. We move thar the
| sVoodmuh isssall sssty fss ~ssss and
--1vu', forget she eanqust
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CUN fEsT eofce.
Dss~gsse~os fths tpsssius.

RI|NNtNG1EM u 80 aMA4NMH a
U:a- Las o<'es. wu-a~ura. OF.
tasa. q spSa
A ssarsss, essesa sssavss A<y,.~ h-en
ea.>a n sise umes ~ psye~sa ~ tcssnss.
e~usvsssat sgslust HE. No eJA wade
Rovsmesra. ssSs. &c ths swN, O~e . ~, >
.. Raauss iscn. by Th~asus nsnasss ~
vas kssss &C Tbs-asa h.ussssa cse~e.sd. co.
tefsss iawhnA as afl-grd thsa eaBa Tlsaessn
Bssz,usA rwa go hsss sesh>npa n-ossi,.
assssssA has wbSsty asn~a0aef ssla trusa
&c svsstea af nsss yhna M nkenahs NNs.as
u.hlsg ssia euirs ard seat pEtss " u. -
asg ~ Nossnha lsss. th.s b~ses da.s - he
'~xVisssisa of nve yssss Iipssizns efezSa snsEy,
thAi sesa Thsaeua ns.s~st End hssFs sf
fhem.s BeAnss,. deccssrd. hsvl.s faRsd N N
Eny zsas~r smvrsss s&sa tsst ~ sssahilsh
ysssa~ues tssp<>a uifhin the stssaissy psfseS
tsas r~osshsl - rrauifsd ~ hus saas sssA
defsai,a have not bera cursa; Inst said
parties hoe either Of ths@
pss my GO n tksty bsheif hste a eny
tfsns apes t1ss este af axta eeg<R N kny
@ars.r tmpsossd sx16 trssi, hcss&ea sp.et b
- cassivsted ssHss a. rsauirea kr k@ IN.
xnka eussx hns tasen naa1s msBo tlnn eleven
ss.es, thsrlhs rsczsss shs& tlns sssd pagslss
hnse besu daly noaiaca by tia esheisis of ths
w~vauuse ". I. Lasa Ofare ofthsslme uiih,
b whirh % appear and msss anni rxSsaf In
vum1 1lstiunWf tl.s said dsssclbsa eulST ~
Sill.llnH the uaid Asecftbea tiNrt, unna end
nain,d parties pas eishsf ~ ihvm NOR ehS
oas In thar behxlf have ossnpil.d wsth aaad
veaalrpmsnts sna % h nsrs end noe elmsxsd
shst said saCrs lsmv.lla Cor tho FeAson shai
ansl prod h-. nst hesn made in su, ,pes,
thereof within Mo tinss pswassihsa ty law,
that the esla IhAacns Bc.pet, ana hstrs Il
Thomas Bshnett. aoressea ere unknown "a
tsis cea,escant ard nsr sHid Fsssse ks eAsnes
apecIfI th< names of the helfs fsr ahom
sald entry 10 purp1rtrd 10 have been made;
that s-id allcs q rhsence tr0m the ssld land
uAs not due On thrir emphymsat In the
Army. Macy ct Marine CORPS Of tho Uas' ed
States On time - var In any espSoty. M
this che ssid ooascssxnt 10 raaAy 10 pssvs d,
such Time and piacs ne may be named By ths
neti@ter and Receiver for q hearinz IN ssid
CASE.
said psssses 90 hersby nsata~d 20 apprsr
rsspoBa and onsr eviacncs soaeAinx sAis
aiicrntk1n NJ % s'eisek .. IN. on xfxrch 8
.s,. tssfere tho Rszlsisr and Rsesiver A fhs
u.s. land 0alce In Woodward. woodward
COsnty q. z.
Tse szia eosssAsass Asviaslua pseshr Nm
davtt hisd Dee 10 ise,. ses fssth fRrts vhica
ahsw tshs ssres dos ditsees- pers~sai s-r
ne ofthta nssseecAh net " msas n q hescby
crasted and dlrscsed tha, surh naxies b.
Ei-sa - aus Ind pssTsS puhuAsasoa.
y n nsALS Rseisssr'
FPIN LIP
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-01-21

Nass~n .u2 etsrhsu msAsy pla tsar Hrslss
rhnl % lhs pvsh dag u NegembeS, spok girosxs
sasshee. 1nsllsa ~ ths Pssas o. o1rland
esssinsa. uoasep esunfv uNfn16s6s. issusd
- saa . ~ Ne salu ~ olg.s "a. h ~ .aoieon
psnalna bnaoHs hlm WheFein A, .pesfz ls
flelnti1f 900 nlwell an1 sleiAga ueeeg,
nndonaanln Thaf psepeNy ~ ~ llsgsnd-
nnas hnn1nsIlns - 80 lA1leynuliae tesA os,s
o,all11 wn.poxI npf 3 fba1 eoiang G1ttaat hon
nni ~ a. 90 e1Nllnpr4 ~ llealxM tat -
Esb.aasH rnsn - - a'siDnh - saA aAy y
ne nes nos~
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-01-21

On motion The quarterly report OF r.
g. Tracy va approved % fcilows,
Esswit,
Coanty Cisr&s ofice. January 4, 1905
.Hon. Board County Commissioners,
beaver County Oklahoma.
Gcutlemp:
Il Asresish .srsnsnit mY quarterly
supars of pay account with the county
treasures. Cor the quarter ending
December n, l9oa.
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,,.aaaver OIslalmlna January 9 1904.
o'clock p. d
The busrd met pursuant TO sdtonrp-
nrut ,prewnt ~ ss jnorning sessi"n
t'hsirsnan Risley prssidine.
On mosisa the clerk is Instructed ~
iesac osstifcatss Of error In payment
sur is0g t~xes In amspnt a ee.1z upon
b, Il Blk. 50. anA for a cs-uts upsp .lsf
y Ilk. Ss, for the rsason fhss fhr
valuntion upon which sudh taxes were
sklenard. was rnpsesenscd by impros-
nenss Of ia lots. and that such isa1
prnrn,g '.-..os exiat On March 4.
5of ths pcsitiOn II A.
,lging a double ssscss-
p%.n South laever, the boaet
4. fsea'y the ailstntion srs not
That woina on nnosion the petition
Knlly detnc
Tor the thia procesds 10 examine fise
tractaa snfi by tho sounty treasarsr,
ana ton che clerk ls instrscfed
se credit the treassrcr with the follow
ing amounts paid. and the warrsnis
and yoncl,srs therefor are duly canceil-
~
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7. q. |....1
<snpnt r,asAm esS,sa lst.<< fp,n
nl&1f nm NNso ~ 9aAn &. 1||,<f# f4a.
ruseet e<n,tsss siK ~ ven a ~ HteN ~
tpn< ~ ~ Nv Il atsm .. xr.3 y Ksee'r
efNEN VI Wl1tAm = EsI4S. tUH<NHHt
t,est>r rNkn Cnnfesne 81 mNashNM R'Aa1eN
~ s1n wuhn y k<i1sr ~ sapsss
sArseea<c esas tfn6t ~ = rsf1aa NJ NkNp
eh1nxis 1s.nthspl plsts nsxhlaR go snnrs nn9'
nEfs ptiss - ~ Hese b<xrfr, ikas h. hes
r.als1sn nar r<nnnnE = fmpryss 81 sus8gWa
f<ia trsaes rrauirsk ~ ises sh.t ~ nsspx
90 s~sns len rssideaes On ssid irAa, and snch
aufseli he. s<stf bs~e rsissds 90 Fks exza
siicwra sb@xes nesn ses-saia asnh Wes n.t
sne " i,is euipssFment - tie Uoltsa stf~rrs
Army. nusy. ~ Mxsue euspa. N sinss -
wnf - rss osp~ssT.
gsaa pastiss are hereby nnsinra 70 appesr.
fexpa.a ard sebs cvides e iouehinE spid slie-
untisivusas on.ipcR z. n. a hYgtAo rpss
b~V9s the Rrris'eF ard Rsetaver ~ the unitra
anaes lard csfics n woodward. Woodward
cssnsy o. =.
she snit euussaant hartns. ~ q pryp<r
tnidsslt. a,-a Jan. .. lsos sct for.h fesss
whieh show taat afser due d,ligcng~ p~rxnnaI
syrvIcs uf this soilss can. go - madr. q h
ssrstg erarrrd ana directed tass sach nsxIge
~ gwen ~ dus snd pFuper puiasessisn.
y n. hEALv Rauistsr.
w. ia fRs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-01-21

Ja1. 20, lek.
feaio6iu hstshg alssh thai Nc sttis1ins
aenisa s<titss has nisd noslos si hls invsB-
sias 70 haAs aeai proud IN sappost oi bis
siAfn ssd Ilsai sAia Isonf ptn b nsads b.
Gss ". u. N-sse. Pruaais Juass a. Bsaver
.. T.tA Meh. tea. SiE
Michel L Butler, Of zslme. Otla.
HA. eso4 foe the SEA ses. 8. Up. . y.
\. "a. EOll.
NE nansss the feiiowiRe Sstnrsafsss pravv
Pia evut,aueas rrsiaeusc uroa end cnltisa
sagd tfoA ~ lrnd. vlsl
John Gould Of zelrnA, o. r. r, T..
IVoyt Of zeina, O. r. wIIlisni v. Glars
Of Gate o. A. F.-llOststiss Of zelma
OF.
rD. HEsLY. asn@s
SPi {" Lrs IS
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hoiioy - hsBrhS eliea th1l The &s.igwina
assuribsd pcsl es,sso tseisi me fs.f hAlf
tssssn West oeastes. aa1 Len 80 go eessa
" sssal~a en inIwp. rive. hesth - fmApw
Tuen \ Four hchf In neassr &. aasty, Okla.
hosna psrsiaeav cpeizln lng one hun1s~d
and sists aaSes M ~ m1l1 - pfivnte eds v
Ne hlghest bidder fur cash an o. aftis the
ys'hdag 81 4a1. io.s. gkni bida On ne nl,oso
desosibeA tfeei may ~ snbnltled ptrnnally
" Tns1nns ~ nSni4waea Aamlniamfts %
me Estnss % uaegg Nnolc8 asoss6ta aguoas
b. nlad IN ~ unA6 ~ tbn E1nt4le tudna nt
hfaEor. At0gtF CinNIfs OnINhnnla ToIsItogy.
nnl ienss ~ "a uriteM
- ioeIIuaAT shereat 4 hesa nef9aalo ~
ng hand aalaA9 tIa oNal4I npN 81 NY 90 -
b opeu cDu1A lhl stlh ~ - 1naa4ly. a.
y. -.
a. ~ \. p. Mcaae.
klutaia lutse.
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cosTnsr SOfscx
,DepaSsWeat q thFtatsseus.

- L.sd Oa,ss. wosAssss. or
Dec. 10. iSoJ
a sumsssn, soutes, smdsvi, hdpiaa been
aisa IN shs '.ase " WtnaAm D. CufvtaEhasA.
OT Cas- csnsg. kansAs. esntoetans sKairst
nE. Ns. ssssa made Dsssabsf - loo. ssr
lsls a. Hnd = and ~ Nwk sse. - Up 4 b.
kHRgs g RCss by Axei iindpven. q LNslln.
o. .. cuatssssa. m Nhseh " u niasaea nat
aaba Axei l1ndxB~a has uhaily ahauaosed
sati trest .or = period % Aota thsn a.
us.sths elnss aakins said SstEg a.a seSk
pttns tsths aaas % tho iaisiasloa Of this con-
lcai shsa ne has pryrt ssaSAslsasd ~
malaaalnaA M rsslaasey tbsfsnuS % unVsos-
- ~ snltlssieA the salns ~ Ftaulrsd ~ laW.
aud ukst su1G dsfn,dts have nat been euxsd.
nna thas aalA 6Asshes asvua aAlGiaa1 go ma
dns 70 bic sIat tcymsnt IN thIs amy. Navy ~
nlesihs cssps a. dAs UuiIsA i-tasss in Tins Of
Gar IA aAG capsrlg
sAld parties sss hsssby nssIlsd N sVprss. ~
spona and onSE evidences tosssAing said ails-
enaiUn q Isoisie<a q m On Fso y iys1 be-
lors ths Rsslstsr hsA RsrsissF nftlIs Ifalaed
ss~ass saas Uansv n wseawssa. we~a~asa
osutsy.Or
Ihssa,d eaa'sssaAt keving In . Dsopss IN.
aasi, aisd Dss. ia iSus, 80 fsssh fasss whlce
Hlss~ thsa sFssr ans di;issnss psrssaai car.
vice ofthh notice can q. u he made. Il II here
bs .saosea snd eIsscts9 thai saeh n0siss be
slssaby das aas psossr pablisss,sa.
He wtasia& Receives.
Vri-" LPs
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TIE Denth Angcl has ssnia tiNissd
Daf city. this sims is can IRON tsc
mijs, Of hs fnspd. ssd che bosem sf
her husb.sd, nr. B~~is Ssv.se, wfs
Of our worthv and snisfpJinx tewus-
man J. W. Savage.
Jhs sumnsous which called away tiys
,osed one ami .hs',srsa wssy fsnd
hopes and sxpecta,iebs, sA'ns ~ ten
a.inu,es past two o'cloca Tuesday, Jss-
usrY, 1904, ics.ins hp~e dssol~rs and
shadowed vita gloom sca . hostsss
and Iss,hsr heart bsoksn and aHttm
wiih the greatest grwf ina, ssn bsfsil.
The bspry home Of sai pear d, ~
,isn cod which was tho scess % huvpi-
psss usil shs WI, II che 0nm
Rs.pss, 10 eOv coasvy,ei inseN sso-s
ornvwuisr. Bsfors ths hsssymSm
u che hsppy youus soaple Ind hardly
bseh 'pspt nod jp-t nstAey were suts.
ing whs: vromissa TO b NJ crswssd
With succc~; the yOuse wiFs van ssS-
ed away leaving her oo0P.sisn 20 fsss
iho sorrows sst battles Os Me Alnoe
sHa vs,bcui the coauses u ioTtuE
ssd fsitAfui hslp-mxss. :.
The dNs.sed hsr dsrirg Asw ssss
illssa, saHsred is,ssse psss s'ansss
sOss'sn'ly pincs so.asea 20 hsr ssa
F@ 'we',c loes ~esas 'hs has sses'ed
the se.niss of drath yes she he'd oss
brsssiy 70 the 'n'' a"d ss,h hef
fs.'e.e.h ~'s ea'''sv .%
-I - a. ...,s,;., ~. -.
,l.,,.inv ana an. s., r,r.i,ed tue beu.
care and medical usssnsst bat al
seemed Of no A''i''
D"s ,~"ss. -
-. -, - -. ,,..v S,,p,a,
al of whom are Rrsutiy ss.evcd q, he's
ulaiueiJ aemise. The hubbard who's
ee'rt-rsDd'se s'isev ~ sqosI'sa os',
=.
m ws,,. v. s,s, aha. :, .,cs nm
bour ct affection a. this woras d
consolation are Of no sv.il Nc sss Snly
rsesn~esA The sOffowisg oses % sss
pis'ss Oo~'es'@ we pam power W
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Iist xoaf Mssi Msssss Scs sale.
WiiA TsnnshiiI 4 Ksk Thsy sss
how heoks3 up With The IaisnAfisasl
Nse Esisle Csmpapv u Chisass ~
vill sdvst'se AL property ifesmk laF
Ksm pai Nod 4 IssaAsD. Isso
aena BsghsfA ssub II6Al.tf 4 n
~hs wIII edssrtie prppeey ~ nlle
aes me- hsgs : .S15.0te iufut ~ I6sd
Nv elis 10 nms a 9spb lalm
ltbl % - suIl u bp.gc0 nv III 4.
as esuss ~ go. Cka ~ fssss..
Tshnsh|l| q hMk
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rs'riso'J OF okiahoma' 40
County q Beaver.
do solemnly swear that the above
and foregoing report is true and
correct sxibit from the rrcosds Of my
Office.
f.G. Tracy, County Clerk.
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo
this 4, day Of January 1904.
n. n. Rixlsy.
en-. nd. Co Com.
Ooutinued nsxt week.
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SOME OIL SUITS.
Fake Litisstlcns Started FOR oecep,
i've Purposes.


sartlesville. }. r, Nov S.-The
great value which has become attach.
ed to lahd ih the Bmtiesyille Oil die
trict has resulted in much freatish
litigation. Ono of the latest is a suit
recently filed in this district court AZ
Nowata aaainst the Cudahy Oil Co
Geo. - Kceler and Frank NJ. and c.
v. Overlees.
The plaintiffs are Henry Efert.
Jesse Cochran. Mary f. Lipe f. NJ.
Carey, } g. Iipe. Robert B. Rose, c.
c. Lipe. NJ. E. Lipe. and Emma NJ.
Carey. exeeutrix Of the estate OF "
+. Carey, deceased.
The land in question is in the BAR
tlesville gas and oil field.
The Nowata Advertiser says:
"The complaint, to which the de-
PENDANTS have filed a demurrer before
Judge Lawrence. alleges that several
years ago. unier the laws of the Cher
okee nation they executed lease to
Keeler and the overlees brothers, WIN
afterwards without the consent Of the
land owners. assigned the same TO
the Cudahy Gil company
Der elc3meut WAS begun, oil was
found and pumped. and. it is averred
large SANS OF money have been pa
10y the corporation to Keeler and the
Overlees. who have not paid one cert
to tho plaintiffs
The plaintiffs ask a lien upon the
land and all improvements thereon,
which in,llde the oil wells. that an
accounting be made so that Keeler
and fhe Cverlees can be compelled to
pay 10 plaintiffs money tnat Is due
them. In lieu of this the plaintiffs de.
mand money to the value Of their
land, sS2.2eO
A. F. Vanderventer and ]. F. Sci
lers, of Arkansas, and Dooley and
Keith OF Cofeyville, are plaintiffs
attorneys. while defendants are rep
resented By Zevcly & Givens, Of Bar
tlesville.
The suit is the most important civil
case on the docket It will be bitter
ly contested. as he issue means thou
sands of dollars.
Keeler and the Overlees have been
made wealthy by royalties received
from the land, of which the plaintiffs
are demanding share. The facts set
forth in the complaint also explain the
early approval Of tie leases upon
which the Cudahy Oil Co., began OF
serations several months ago"
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Mothers Praise II.

Mothers every where praise One
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II has relieved and the lives Of thei.
little ones it has saved A certain
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cough A. l.. Spafford. Postmaster. of
Chester, Mich. says: Our lirtle girl
was unconscious from strangulation
during sudden and terrible attack CT
Group One Minute Cough Cure quick
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Cough Cure relieves coughs, makes
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draws out inflammation. and removes
every cause Of a cough and strain on
lungs Sold by J. N. Wallace.
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expenditure for improy ements and ad-
litions This year It operated i9eS
niles and had corresponding sur
plus Of s1,2j0,Oq0 after the first and
second preferred stock dividends. and
Of this surplus Si7S.One was specially
appropriated for betterments. etc. No
dividends We're laid On the common
stock
The Rock Islanl system earned
s6OO,0o@ more in gross late year than
The preceding year, and s3,1OO coo less
IN net The miscellaneous income OF
me Rock ISLAND railway system, the
Rock Island railroad ana the Rock
island company fell off slightly. The
interest charges increased frcm 81
9oJ0cO to S9,5OO.00c The entire sur
plus applicable to dividends on the
Rock Island company stock. after the
payment Of dividends on the railway
stock in the hands o. tae public.
amounted to $2120.Oo0 this year. as
against S6,62700 for last year The
hyidends payments ON Rock Island
company preferred Increased abou,
S5U0 00o, the fnal result being an un.
divided surplus Of sl73.O)O this year
almost S5,900oO0 less than the year
1909. This year the Rock Island com.
pany comnon stock issued was I'm.
creased from s75.Oo0.OO0 to $4,000
900 and the 'ssao9 preferred sboclc
from S525O5 0co to 100000, the in
crease heing used for Tie acquisition
Of capital stock Of the railroad, part
having hcen used in securing stock of
railway and the Ft.s.o companies. The
railroad funded debt was increased
iron Sl-1Sl.O00 ny an issue of s per
cent ooads in part payment for the
Frisco common stock The dividend
1oJmerr for thus yoar was 4 per cent
on the Rock ISLAM compnny's S48, $50
ooo of preferred outs tarding stock.
The railway conl'an paid all togeth
or within the year dividends Of 3 per
cent on it's share capital
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position he was struck by tho wheels
Of the car hls clothing eing caught
IN tho brake beam. ana be was drug
ged for about 325 iaet the ground for
that distaree being covered with his
blood The hody from the waist down.
was horribly plaugled. he less brok-
en- IN several places. ana the intes.
tines torn from the body When the
train was stopped, the victim was sim
allie The mangled body was tender
ly picl eJ up and taelm TO the sta.
tion, but Mr. Dcnnellan died before
reaching there.
Mr.. DJnuellan has hem on thls run
for about 81, weeks. having been
transferred here from Chickasba after
the death OF Mr. olive lie was
about twenty years Of age. and lived
with married sister. Mrs. Arthur
Maxwell on South independence ave
nue., His father is a railrcad engi.
neer and the family resides at Darl
ington, Oklahoma.
Tae bcey was taken IN charge by the
scha1er Furniture Co.. and IS beirg
prepared for burial.
'fhs Is the thifd brakeman who has
been killei IN the local Rock Island
Yards this year. The nrst was Pete
Davis on January 9Th. and The sec
ond james Olive on September 10th
AN Of these men we're employed on
he same nin, and the manner Of their
loaths was very similar.
Eye witnesses to the accident. say
thar after Mr. I'onnellau was bit BY
he car, he never uttered wcrd bat
When he was taken fro mnnccrneath
he car be tried once 10 speak, bnt
vas unable 20 do So It Is presume
that the hlow which felIed him 70 the
EFnlnd paFalyaed him. that he aid not