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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
CORPORATION COMPELLED TO
PAY WEDEKIND FOR WORK
Judge Head of Redding Holds Great
Western Gold Company Violated
It's Contract

REDDING, March 19.-Judge Head
OF the Superior Court gave judgment
to-day to E. H. Wedekind of San
Francisco against the Great Western
Gold Company for $3.50 with interest
since April, 1903. when suit was
brought, and costs. which will
total a goodly sum.
Judge Head found that the corpora
lion engaged Wedekind to supervise
the construction of a smelter near
cOpley, this county. at a contract price
Of $500, the money to be paid in nine
months at the rate OF $500 a month;
that Wedekind was employed a few
days over two months when his SER
vices were dispensed with, the com
pany paying him 1920 on his contract
price, that sum being for services per-
formed. They refused to pay more.
The corporation, which never has
built the projected smelter, proved it
never had written a contract with
Wedekind. but Judge Head held that
the showing made by Wedekind by
means of letters and kilograms was
sufficient proof that the contract was
entered into.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
TUMBLES FROM
RAFT TO DEATH
Oscar Olsen, an Eleven Year
Old Boy, Sinks in Water
in Sight of a Playmate
BODY SOON RECOVERED
Sad Accident Occurs in Com
paratively Shallow Place
at End of Seventh Street

Oscar Olsen, a boy, II years old,
was drowned yesterday morning be-
Flynn, a boy of the same age. Each
had a little raft, which they were
polling in moderately shallow water in
the bay at the foot of Seventh street at
Z o'clock this morning. Shortly after
that hour the Flynn boy ran home and
told his parents that Oscar had fallen
into the water and sunk while trying
to jump from his own raft TO Flynn's.
Several persons at once repaired to
the spot and after wading a while In
the water with gum boots recovered
the body. Young Olsen lived with his
parents at 522 Eighth street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
ST. DOMINICS CHURCH
TO GIVE MUSICAL CONCERT
Splendid Programme Arranged for
This Evening Containing Many
Select Numbers.


Select Numbers.
Sermons will be preached in the
local churches to-day as follows:
California-street NJ. E.-Morning, 'Tempta-
tom evening, The Mountains of the Bible"
Pastor Rev. z. F. Brown.
Grace M. E.-Morning, "Christ's Mission
To-day" Pastor. Rev. +. NJ. Larkin.
Simpson Memorial NJ E.-Morning, The
Greatest In the Kingdom" evening, BE Glad"
Pastor, Rev. John Stephens.
Trinity NJ E.-Morning, Are the Prophe-
cies of the Old Testament Divinely Inspired? ??
evening, sermon. Pastor. Rev. John A. B,
Wilson.
Epworth NJ. E.-Evening, THE Seven Divine
Manifestations in Connection With the Trag-
edy OF Disposing the Innocent Christ" Pastor.
Rev. F. A. Keast.
Most Rev. Archbishop Montgomery
will administer confirmation in st.
Charles Church this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Rev. D. Mahoney will preach this
morning at the 1920 o'clock mass in
st. Ignatius Church. In the evening
Rev. H. Woods will deliver the SER
mon..
The sermon at the Lenten devotions
of the Calvarian Society in st. Mary's
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

range and the topics to be considered
will embrace subjects looking to the
stimulation of all the activities of the
church.
Considerable interest attaches to the
election of district secretary, whose
duties will be TO travel throughout the
vast section represented by the con-
ference and stir up interest in the sub
ject OF missions.
At the closing of the conference the
bishops will issue a joint pastoral 10
all the faithful. The Bishop of Cali
fornia. by virtue Of seniority. will pre-
side.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Popular Music

At a 1Sc Snecial Price
Where the Silvery Colorado
Wends Its Way"
MY Rosary" by Lust
It's sacred gem.
Moon Moth" schottische.
Under the American Eagle" two
step.
Second floor music store, starting
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
1000 PrettzSSt
Pastel Pictures
We've seen.
In a sale MoHdaY
1OC-S5C-45c

Heads, groups, scenes.
Exquisitely done in colors-covered
with glass, framed daintily in brass
and with a chain to hang them by.
The 10c ones are 7&x7%
The 35c ones are II q XIX.
The 45c ones are 14X14.
They'll add beauty to any room in the
house.
The prices are meaningless TIL you
see what they stand for.
Every one who sees them will buy
tomorrow, so don't wait too long.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

Waist Pin Sets. 25c. Black and tur-
quoise. blue enameled, in silver
and gold plated; three or four
pieces.
Necklace, 25c. It's new. a gold-plated
one.
Silver Thimbles, 25c. sterling. others
35c to 75c
Earrings. 25c. pearl. They're the
screw kind with gold filled wires.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Music = the Park.

The following programme will be
rendered by the Golden Gate Park
band to-day if the weather permits:
PART J.
Star Spangled Banner" national anthem,
L. s. A; march-'-M Marco Polo" Broeckhoven: :
oyerture-'Merry Wives OF Windsor" Nico-
Fluezel horn (Seiected). Carl Reftze. grand
selection-''Mr. Pickvick." Manuel Klein
PART II.
Overture-''Poet and Peasant" Suppe: hal
let suite-+Je cd" Massenet: al pan
Americana" Herbert: (b) ''Intermezzo Rat
clif"' first time). Mascagni: Hawaiian songs
Berger; grand fantasie from ''Mehstofele .
Boito; America"
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Dollar Lace Curtains

You buy $1oo any day. but not curtains
like They're Nottnghams 3H yards long from 48 so
inches wide; pretty for the dnngroom bedroom
Spring houseceaning these will be pleasant
prise lots of them the second floor
80 - - - "
Tapestry in
MKT yard and fee
N
hem ands ow
Whereb bu we areg going to Sc hem eel
week. to
We you if
to buy you'll o Hale when you
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Her Ladyship Corset

dress fitted over. 1t gives a perfect
figure. Women who wear 1t say it's
the most comfortable corset they have
ever had on.
Prices from $1.00 to $1,000; every
model Private fitting parlors and an
expert to it you.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

Hatpins at 10c, new ones, of turquoise
or with crystal tops, or others Of
jet; round balls in pearl or colors;
extra long and strong.
Buckle Pins SOC, silver gray ones, ster-
ling finish. art nouveau patterns.
And here is a powder box, 25c. A little
with you. It's oxicized, with puff
and mirror.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Ribbons. pc ward

They're S inches wide, gros-grainS,
too, same width. Plain. Regular 6oc
yard.
Rich. heavy. splendid colors: cardi-
nal, light pink. salmon. turquoise, cream.
white. light blue, yellows, most every
kind.
It's the ribbon you want most for the
neck or sash. It's the ribbon we couldn't
buy again ourselves under 3715c. Out on
tables tomorrow morning and on the
See IL in the window. &c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Every Ones Enthusiastic Over
This New JeWelpV

And it will make enthusiastic especially if you think
ing OF what to wear Easter See how pretty is how
much there is of it, economy to every piece. It's all
Here's watchpn It's Aeur de lis hard enameed
would
gun watch;
has chain 1t BY
Chain bracelets slverplated with lock and key, 75c
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

At s15oo-Four styles: eton. blouse. killed Jacket
and English walking jacket. All have the
fancy cuffs. flare and pleated skirts; trimmed
with silk. broadcloth. braid and buttons. Colors
blue. black, brown gray mixed and tan mix
lures.
At S1650-Eton, blouse eton and walking jacket ef-
fects. Some have capes, collars with
Some with full sleeves others with
fancy sleeves. pointed at the elbows. others with
large fancy bishop sleeves; trimmed with braids.
cording piping, stitched bands of material
and buttons. Skirts flare, killed and pleated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Eastern Novelties
In candy boxes and cards.
Here in full variety now.

Here III full variety now.
Here's a Happy Hooligan, Gloomy
Gus, Alphonse and CASTOR natural as
can be. They're hungry for candy.
Fill them now and have them ready
for Easter. sc, Ioc and 25c.
Chickens on the nest; the nest is
wicker basket; .Ioc and I5c.
Rabbits for candy boxes, rabbit on
stand, SC to 5oc..
Novelty cards with ducks and
chickens, I5c and 2sc. All of them in
box.
Here's little stuffed duck, cute as
can be. soc.
Easter cards are from sc to 2sc, big
variety. Bigger variety now than
there will be later.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

Electric scalp treatment for GaHd,zF
or falling hair is entirety HezV to .SaE
Francisco. II cures whSYS lots of Others
fail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

DES MONIES. Iowa. March I9.-Represent-
Etive Heads resolution expressing sympathy
for the Russians in the present war with
Japan was voted down by the Iowa House to-
day. The vote against the resolution was al
most unanimous.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

Fortunes have been made In
San Francisco Real Estate
Splendid chances yet remain.
See choice bargains adver-
tised in classified ads.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

MUSICIANS UNION PROTESTS The
Musicians Union has protested TO the Board
of Supervisors against the proposed ordinance
prescribing q district within which II is pro-
hbted to hold street meetings.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Champagne Novelty
(See Ia Beaatif1l WTndozv.)

It's 4oc a yard. 1t has the daintiest
imaginable colors. 1t looks like
silk, finished with small woven 6g-
ures in the same color. It's liked
so much in New York they can't
make it fast enough. This is the
first we have seen of it in San
Francisco. 4oc yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
400 BedspreadS at Sl.lO

They're hemmed all for
Maybe of
quality quality
S120. $225
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

CHICAGO, March le.-Owtng to an epi-
demic of scarlet fever now prevailing at
Delavan. Wis. the local health authorities
nae nla,, eosea sne s,y senooIs me nolding ol
gatherings are prohibited until the epidemic
subsidies.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
1900 Sheets at SAC

Size regular sheet Fine and SOFT We had
whole should
be EN-
in O The
Double Warp Sheets soc: Economy Sheets &c:
knowo of;
musl
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
Cotton Stuffs
FlShfOr's NeYsgt Fdurif0

FaSHtOHS 4NeUeSk RANGES
Spread out in a broad, big, convincing
way at Hale's this week. It's an
authoritative display. Percales.
swisses, ginghams, novelties, and
the newest. The prettiest we think
is this
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20

At S18.75-Skirts are box pleated and nared; eton.
blouse Jackets. lined with silk and satin. Some
have girdles, some capes. collars,
without collars.
at s22.50-10 styles: eton. Jacket and blouse some
have girdles. position backs, SONS with
large dropping capes. others with military capes.
Some have pointed sleeves. some bishop sleeves.
some have fancy vests; trimmed with
cloth, gold braid. fancy buttons Jackets silk
Other suits: SIS: $3.50. ssO ss25O. ssS ss75O $40
Misses suits: SS75. ;1O75. s1A75 $3.50. s1&7S $40
and $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
HALE'S.
IF@ID 4S Easter TwoW Weeks: Hale sandE economy
GreaterBeauty: Greater Variety in
Easter Costumes
This week at Hale's.

More Of them, perfect perfectly X
K So rther MI
&eySTY the of
how ennadeto tosutd
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a SWELL
a that appeals andh
price onevnthan
smop cr
shawl
ape from he waist over he houher Their the militia
the ne ef
Of
m n
The ebrcesh hveay the greatest surprise
to eand nakes
to do it wE
will sbe
mse hem omorro in
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-20
New $3.50 Hats, a Revelation

a o ese hats utfo the efsttm
a Exquisite creations t
j . cor ne in come
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
LEG SHATTERED
BY EXPLOSION
Charley Webb Meets With a
Terrible Misfortune at
Kansas City.

The Kansas City Journal Of yester-
day contains an account Of the explo-
sion Of a trunk at the Union depot In
Kansas City, and of the shattering
Of the limb Of Charley Webb, who re-
Gently left Vlnita to accept a position
with the American Express Co. at
Kansas City. The Journal says:
AS a result Of a small steel trunk
bursting In midalr while truck was
being loaded In the main baggage
rooms OF the Union depot last night,
c. A. Webb, who lives at zoos Usage
avenue, Armourdale, had his lleft leg
shattered from the ankle to the hip
and was removed at once to the op-
Grating rooms at Agnew hospital.
The police surgeon In attendance
was OF the opinion that the limb
should be amputated at once. Guy
Layne, 629 West Seventh street, who
was helping load the truck, received
no visible injury, but complained OF
pain in his head a few minutes after
the accident, and when removed TO an
ambulance was In an unconscious con-
dition. O. r. Rhodes and Sidney
Chattey, baggagemen, were taken out
to the platfoSm, but recovered In the
course Of a few minutes and returned
TO their work.
When Webb and Layne lifted the
trunk preparatory 10 swinging IL 10
the top Of an already loaded truck, one
of the men Is said to have iokingly re-
marked that It was dangerous look
ing piece OF baggage.
Everything Is done with a big hur-
rah and hustle In the baggage rooms,
but, strangely, men seemed to turn
and look In the direction OF the big
truck as the two men swung the piece
OF baggage In the air. About five feet
from the floor OF the baggage room
and within a few inches Of its resting
place on the huge pile, the trunk ex'
ploded with terrific noise, shaking ths
Metropolitan terminal building and
structures along Union avenue and
bringing the hundreds Of passengers
IN crowded Union station TO their feet
In sudden terror.
Depot attaches who were changing
their uniforms for street clothes u
the dressing rooms on the second fiooI
snatched on their half cast Of apparel
land rushed toward the baggage room
In strange and unsightly garb. In the
baggage room ali was confusion, and
the smoke from the combustible sub
stance had not sufficiently cleared 50
one could survey the amount Of dam
age or locate the injured baggagemen.
The smell of a strange substance per
meated the atmosphere.
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saA. Hi. Parent. naarrlsd.

A wedding ceremony under what is
believed 70 be unique conditions oc-
urred al the Baptist parsonage q few
Ays ago, when Mr.. and Mrs John
. .rittendon stood up before Rev. Bren-
E Il and took on themselves for the
7lcond time the marriage VOWS while
aeir one-year.old baby gazed In open
louthed interest at the performance.
/ Both Mr.. and Mrs Crittendon are
nerokee citizens, and were married
ime time ago under Kansas license.
fheH they asked to have their baby
|4rolled by the Dawes commission
Aey we're informed that their marri-
age was illegal for that purpose, though
i every other respect II was good.
ne only alternative left them was 70
Tocure a license under tile Territory
fws and have the matter gone over
gain. The rulings OF the department
ave brought about many queer Incl
snts 10 their monumental task. -
Enterprise.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09

One of the handsomest paintings TO
+ seen az the Worlds fair at Louis
sangs IN vhe Territory building and
4as painted by i Cherokee woman
s1ell known IN the Cherokee nation,
IND was once a resident Of Vini,a.and
ID who still owns the property where
le used 70 live around on scraper
reet 1t Is handsome painting Of
Thomas Jefferson and family as they
hundred years ago. a group
Fl people may be seen standing before
lhe picture any hour IN the day ad.
miring rs artistic touch, which be-
Kpeaks the true artist aud the accom-
|ullshed woman. II Is the work Of
|Hrs. Narclssa Owen, mother Of Col.
Robt. L. Owen. She Is one Of the
snest living types oi the old time edu.
|ated and cultured Cherokee woman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
strawberry Carnival at NsOsho.

Neosho, In honor Of the largest
strawberry crop In the history Of that
locality. will turn out this week In
gala attire and show the people Of the
territory the time Of their lives they
will only 90 up and give the Missouri
ans chance, at least that is the re-
port that has gone out.
The Carnival is in charge Of the
Neosho Commercial club and they
have invited fruit growers from all
parts Of the country TO come and have
look at the product Of the fields near
this town.
The committee Of arrangements
have gone further, and extend an IN
yitatioB 10 all the people Of The sur.
rounding country TO come ard spend
at least one day and enjoy themselves
at the expense Of the strawberry
King.
Special excursion tickets will be
sold on the ninth and tenth via the
Frisco system at one fare plus twenty
five cents for the round trip, aud a
large delegation is expected from VI.
nita and other towns In the territories.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
Going Home to Die.

Stephen Miller, the old colored shoe
maker, who has operated repair shop
across the street from the Chieftain
ofilce for some years In little box on
wheels, until disabled by disease and
age, compelled him to give up work
and take TO hls house left Sunday night
FOR Alton, Illinois, TO die. az the home
Of his son
stephen Miller was one ofthe old land
marks Of vinita and WAS, withal, a
good citizen. A few years ago, before
being stricken with Brights disease,
he was a fine looking specimen OF his
race and a man Of intelligence. His
son came down from Alton to take
him home and they left onlast nights
train.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09

4 few friends Of ". n. Edmiston
are known 70 the fact that he was
- we'd Mn. Euniee pasco, St Louis,
Tuesday evening at the home Of A. j.
Nelmeyer, st. Louis, president Of the
Monarch Lumber Co After visiting
the Worlds fair Mr.. Edmlston and
wlie, and Miss Nerna, viii take room,
II the college dormitory for the sum
mer and board With Mrs. Gatswood.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
Chelsea Notes.
AIIss Mcspadden s d nj. CiIbson.

Miss McSpadden Is In TT. Gibson.
Misses Sarah Clark and Ina Palmour
leave Monday for Tahlequah 70 attend
the Normal
Miss Clarke Scudder will assist in
the postofflce while Miss Puryear takes
a months vacation.
Rev. j. W. sim occupied the pull
pit at the NJ. f. church, South, Sun.
day morning and evening
Mrs. G. l.. Lane is attending the
annual conference OF the woman's
Home Missionary society In session at
Chickasha this week.
Mrs. Arthur Lee spent Thursday IN
Yinita, where she went 70 have her
eyes treated.
Mrs. G. w. Rogers, w. II. Clark and
Joe Hogue attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Kell's baby at Vinlta Thursday.
The w. c. T. q. lawn social was
well attended, despite the lnclement
weather
Mrs. Harry Morrison entetained a
few friends at dinner Friday, the occa.
sion being on account Of her birthday.
After a months visit here with rel
atiyes Miss Ruby Miller left the first
Of the week for her home IN Buffalo,
Mo.
Mrs. Hern and VIII Foreman, Of
Westyille, Ark, visited N. B. Free.
man and family last week.
Messrs. A. G. Phillips and w. d.
Todd returned Wednesday from an
extended trip TO Pennsylvania, taking
in the Worlds Fair on the return trip.
Sherman Moore and wife left Sunday
for their ranch after spending several
days visiting Mrs. Moore's parents
the scudders.
+. L. Dykes, OF Springfield, Mo-.
came In Friday and has taken chargs
OF the Cherokee OH and Gas Co.'S
boarding house out on the lease.
II. II. Goodwin, Of Cannon City
Colo, Is making his headquarters here
while looking up leases for the Hind
man Coal Co. OF Trinidad, Colo.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
sEAT FLOODS
{ AND WASHOUTS
lrltOry Railroads Suffer Dis
lsterous 0vertIoWs and
Traffic Disturbances.

zach year has its record breakers
8ig some particular line, and each
sees unprecedented property loss
Iome Of the many ways that Proyi-
I 70 works, and which the finite
pf man can neither understand
UIhder.
or almost week there has been
rains between Muskogee and Fay
1 slle on the Tahlequah branch Of
\ Frisco railroad. Early Ia the
Ek washouts east OF Tahlequah
z5ped all train service on that end
he road, and on Thursday night
lind river oyeflowed and backed up
Iarteen Mile creek west OF Table
n.
Both the Virdlgris and Arkansas
|ers are out OF their banks and over
b bottoms, and cotton and other
,ps are under water.
sorth Of the Arkansas river IL is
a many families have been COM
lied TO move out OF their houses on
count Of the high water.
saturday the Katy had train In
! ditch three miles south OF Vinita
4 the Frisco had an engine of the
lex east Of town. To-day there Is q
seck, on account Of a washout, on
k Choctaw division and the Katy
er went over the Frisco via Sapulpa
Denison.
The rainfall at Claremore was above
ar inches, or more than twice what
was here CoifeyyiIle is suffering
i'm an overflow Of the Verdigrls and
dch Of the eastern part OF the city
inundated, the big Coifeyville brick
ant Is under water.
It will be several days before passen.
" and freight trafiic is restored q
2gmal condition.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
4odsrn .prisoIiIa CIab.

I The Modern Priscilla club held al
Interesting meeting with Mrs $. },
Iarns Thursday afternoon, despite the
zfeady downpouf Of rain, a majority
II the members being present sey.
|sfal piano selections By Miss Laura
Stevens were greatly enjoyed by all
|present At the close Of the meeting
lfFs. Burns, assisted bY her daughter
snd Laura Stevens, served the guests
Asith delicious refreshments In two
oufses. The president being absent
he date Of the next meeting was cot
8 -nnnnnnad.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
Library Assooiation to Entsrtaia.

The ladies OF the Library Associa-
ton have decided TO give a lawn fete
On Thursday evening Of this week, AZ
the home Of Mrs. ". E. Halsell Ice
cream and cake will - served. A
donkey for the children will be pro-
yided and IN evening Of fun Is assured.
Let all who want 10 aid the ladies IN
maintaining the public library attend.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09
NEW LAND RULES.


Indian improvements.
The Dawes commission and the In
dian agent have been advised as 70
the rules under which they vii act
relative to the appraisement Of inn
provements on 100000 acres Of land be-
longing 10 Delaware Indians. The
rules order the agent to make per-
s0nal inspection OF al Improvements
He is 70 consider only the value Of the
actual improvements and must not
consider ans possible oil or mineral
value. Persons who have improve
ments are allowed TO lease upon the
approval OF tie agent and the agent
is thereby practically given the power
to lease the entire 100000 acres ef
land. The leases must be short and
are made with the idea Of protecting
growing crops
The Instructions to the Dawes COM
mission are that the Delawares must
be given preference at the Cherokee
land Office and will be allowed 20 Sc
leet their land in advance Of their
regular numbers and that the heads
Of families must be 30 notified at once
by registered letter. The commission
i also ordered that In case contest
IS fled upon 4 Delaware allotment, the
Delaware must be 50 notified a. once
and the contest shall be advanced up
on the docket for al early hearing. II
a Delaware fails to sell his improve.
ments within six months, tie land
viii be thrown open 20 allotment the
same as any other piece Of dopain.
Tie orders 70 the agent are that ne
shall proceed at once 70 the appralse-
ment of the Improvements on the
lands that are certified by The Dawes
commission 70 ne the rlFhlful property
Of the allottee in question. The com.
mission can not certify 70 the right of
an allottee untll after nine months.
contest time has elapsed after allet-
ment IS selected.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-09

f. Pryor Farley Of vinita, has seme
5ll property on section :, In this city
md drilled four feet into the sand on
evening, and on Friday
2z1rnlng had 20 barrels Of oil IN tank,
p indicates another fne well,
ahen Il Is fully drilled IN. -Bartles-
lille EnLeFnFIAe.