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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-10-14
OUR CITY FATHERS.
Pass Ordinance Raising Salaries of
Police Officers to $b5 and SIS
a Month.

The city council met in regular
session last night with all council
men present. In the absence of
Mayor Williams, President Harris
presided.
Ordinance No. go, fixing the
salaries of certain city officers was
read the second time, and upon
motion the rules were suspended and
the ordinance was placed upon its
final passage.
Councilman Douglas moved that
the salary of the chief of police be
fixed at $75 instead of $40, and that
regular police at $65 instead Of $50.
The motion carried by vote of 4
to 2, Poynter and Harris voting no.
The salary of the city engineer
was fixed at S5 per day, with an al
lowance of 80. so day for first as
sistant and 50 for second assistant.
With these changes the ordinance
passed by vote of TO l, Poyntsr
voting in the negative. The ordi-
nance will be published in our next
| issue.
Councilman Holmes reported that
he had made diligent search for a
suitable place to be used for dump
ing grounds, but had been unable
to find one. He thought the present
place was alright If all dead animals
hauled there were buried.
Poynter said from hygienie
standpoint the dumping ground
should be below instead of above
the town, so that there would be nc
possibility of drainage getting into
our wells.
After considerable talk it was de
clded to let the matter rest until The
/ ucAU lucCOlilS, lhC SoohSAAuAO' 05 W
ing to investigate the matter more
thoroughly.
The question of having propert.
owners repair defective sidewalk
was discussed at some length ant
resulted in the ordinance committe
being instructed to present an ordi
nance that would provide effectiv
means of having walks properly re
paired when in need of it.
The clerk was instructed to no
tify Frank Jones, Z. Strong an
others to remove the dams In Mont
peller creek, west of Ninth street
within Is days.
The cleak wos instructed to not
fy the Phelps parties to have th
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-10-14

The resolutions suggested by the
National Committee were presented
and carried by unanimous vote.
The meeting closed with benedlc-
ton by Elder JOS. S. Robinson.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-10-14
OUR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Something About the Men Whom
the Republicans Have Named
as Their Candidates.

The republican nominees for
county commissioners of Bear Lake
county are men eminently fitted for
the office named. 1t would be a
difficult matter to find three men
who, by residence, occupation and
business success and aptitude, are
better fitted to perform the duties
that devolve upon county commits
sioners.
Edgar M. Alfred of St. Charles,
the nominee for the First district,
was born in Utah 46 years ago, but
Bear Lake county has been his
home for the past 40 years. He is
known as a cautiouss conservative
man and at the same time progress
sive but economical. With such
qualifications he has made success
of his own affairs, and being ac-
uuainted with the conditions and
requirements Of his district, as we'll
as with the county in general, and
by applying the methods acquired In
the conduct Of his own affairs, IN
looking after the business of the
county, 1t is plain to be seen that
he will make an ideal commissioner.
AS to JOS II. Shepherd, candidate
in the Second district, 1t is useless
to say anything, for during his q
wears residence in Bear Lake county
he has acquired the acquaintance of
almost every man, woman and child
in the county, and he is esteemed by
all. His remarkable ability as a
merchant and business man gives
him such qualifications for the office
for which he is named that it is diff
fcult, II not impossible, to find
another man in the county his equal.
Last but not least is the Third
district and the nominee from that
district, Frank Wright, is one OF
which the people Of the district may
be proud and the people Of the
county glad that he was named
Mr.. Wright Is comparatively
Young man, having been born
little over 80 years ago at Bennlng
ton. which has been his home evel
SINCE. It is said that there is suci
thing as an old head on youns
shoulders, and such Is certainly tn
case with Mr.. Wright, as his success
IN life has demonstrated. Begin
nlne with nothing and having re
ceiyed no aid. save that of his owl
wits. the sweat of his brow and tn
labor of his own hands, he has bt
come one of the best fixed men
financially, not only of Bennlngto
nrecinct. but in the county. III
wonderful energy and capacity TO
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
All Complaints Resulting From
Primaries VIII Be Investigat-
ed Next Tuesday.
SCREEL WITNESSES CALLED.
Report From Inquisitorial Body
Is Expected When Ii Recon
veneS-Rivcr Gamblers
May Re Indicted.

Tho June Grand Jury Will meet rext
Tuesday to make :, thorough Investigation
Of all complaints arising from the four
days of registration.
All .he witnesses in the Schsei case
Were Notified 20 appear before the Grand
Jury on that day. Jcp;ha Il. Howe. an
attorney. who was retained by the Espub-
licsn City Committee 20 defend Reck. vas
requested by Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
ney Hancock to furnish him with the
names OF all witnesses to any violations
OF the Law that ne may learn Of. AMI they
Will be subpocnacd.
This Is one of thc hes, Grand Juries
ever have seen" said Mr.. Hancock yes
terday- Any report Of repeating or in
iimidaiion Will be Investigated to the full
est extent
Election Commissioner Louis = Aloe
accompanied Captain LoffiIagen. Judge in
the Tenth Precinct Of the Fourth Ward.
to Air. Hancock's office Yesterday and
asked that ivo additional policemen b.
assigned 10 the registration offic. al No.
I'LL Morgan street
Captain LoffhaSen said that he had TO
fear Of personal violence. and that police
men enough were there TO preserve order
but that he feared he would h. unable TO
stand the physical strain NJ the disputes
which arose over registrations.
Mr. Hancock accompanied Captain Lon
hagen TO the office of Chief Of Police kie-
". ard two men were Immediately as
signed to the precinct
4 report from the Grand Jury IS eX-
pectei next Tuesday Immediately after
IL convenes- A large number of indict-
ments already have been voted. The great
ma aJority OF these are routine matters,
but a few promise TO contain matters Of
exceptional interest Il is considered Ger
tain that indictments against the river
gamblers will be returned
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
TRIES TO CROSS BEHIND CAR.
Mississippian Dies of Fractured
Skull IN Hospital.

Clarence Drake. 7 MisSissirT.sn board
ing at No. cs. Olive street. was fatally
injured yesterday morning by being
struck by an Olive street car. He died
in the City Hospital at .:7D o'clock.
He tried to cross the street behind =
car and did not see the one approach *
from the opposite direction The west
bound car struck him and threw MIN sew
eral feet When he was taken To the
City Hospital an examination showed that
ne had sustained a fracture Of the skull
and that both arms were broken. He
did not regain consciousness
=. III Drake Of Mexico. Mo-. arrived here
Yesterday afternoon shortly after the
death o. his tIother. H took cEarc- -
th, body and had IL removed from the
ity Ho>Tir~I - the Alexander unie-tak-
ing rooms on DIV. street. The body v III
De sent this morning To DGrant. Mis-. the
home OF the dead mans mother. Mrs. ".
f Howard. Tor burial G. II. prai. ln'l
u. H Ship will accompany the rOdy to
Dursnt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
TWO ARRESTS ~ HAMOR CASE.
Ed Spash~ aud Nichae, Holland Held
on Charge of Assault so Nil.

Michael Holland and I'd Spathe were ar
rested last night and held for the Grand
Jury hy Justice Kleisne- OF Edwar,isyille
on the charge of shooting Eiwarf Hs-
NOR Of Edw.rdsville at the Fail Carnival
in coliinSviiie Tuesday night
HamOr's condition IL critical. ard his
family has been summoned To his bedside
Three men were IN the party that at
tackled Hamor outside the Park saloon.
which Is conducted by Psila brothers
After the shooting. which was done with
a shotgun, the trio escaped. Hsmor was
fornd by persons who heard the shot.
and was carried to the oific. OF Doctor
J. H. Siegel. where IL was found that the
charge had passed through his stomach.
Hamor * % years old and married
Several years ago he served as city Mar
shal of Troy. but since his return 70 the
county scat has been engaged in mining
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
POLICE SEARCH FOR MISSING.
Relatives Report Disappearance
of Ennr Persons

Frank Puttericf is reported missing from
his home. No. Ss5s South Broadway. he
is s. year, Old. feet $ inches tall. weighs
is5 pounds and Iimps slightly with the Ief:
foot.
Mrs. Annie Rooney Of No. 1916 withnen
avenue desires information as 70 the
whereabouts OF Peter MulliGan. 81 years
old. feet ; inches in height. light mus
tache and ruddy complexion.
Minnie Kerr is reported missing from
the home of he- aunt. Mrs Simpson Of
No ales Manchester avenue. She IS do
dark hair. blue eyes and wore a calico
dress
Mrs J. Buchanan Of No. Is Maple street.
Rutherford. y. J.. has written to the po-
lice asking that they attempt to find her
husband Joseph. who. she neii. -es Is IN
s. Louis. She SAYS that she .s very III
and without money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
THE ROBERTS CASE IS CALLED.
Lightle Grave RObberies Will
Figure i'm the Trial.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

RESI'r BIIc SPECIAL.
Judsonis. Ark. Sept. ei--The case ot ].
V. Roberts. who IS charged with grave
robbery at Searcey. IN connection with
;he LiEhtle grave robbery and insurance
swindle case. came up at o'clock to-day
before Esquire r.. W. Smith.
Congressman Brundidee OF Searc.y IS
assisting Prosecuting Attorney Andrews
for the State Attorney Pace OF Boone
CcJHty. Arkansas. leads the iesen<"- 80
si- ed by Judge - IsksE. Attorney ftneS Z
Newport. Attorney Ninson OF Searcey and
r. Cleveland OF Judsonia.
Court adjourned until o'clock tO-mor-
row morning. Prosecuting Attorney An
GrewS vii! make the opening argument
and Congressman Brundidg. the closing
for the state. Attorney Crabtree and
Judg. Stuck.y will make opening speech
and Attorney Jones and the HOnoraci.
Nv Pace close for the defense
The State will use Doctor and Mrs
I.ightis on the stand Persons are here
from all parts of the state. and from St
Louis and Chicago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
SAYS HIS WIFE SHOT HIM.
f. K. Schultz Seeks Release From
Marital Bonds.

Edward L. Schultz filed suit for di-
vcrce in the Circuit Court yesterday
against Emma h Schultz. one Of his
allegations being that she shot him Sep
tember IL last.
He also charges that on other occa-
sions she struck and threatened to kill
him with a knife She fractured three OF
his ribs with rock. cut u cash IN his
forehead with the heel of her shoe and
injured his hand With file 50 that he
could rot use his hand TO work for a
long time. he alleges.
After being shot he was taken to the
Missouri Pacific Hospital and subjected
by an N-ray examination 10 locate the
bullet which struck him in the left
breast above the heart. he alleges
He charges that his wife broke the
dishes and applied vile epithets TO him
They were married at Clayton. Mo-. June
3. 1893.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS FRIEND.
Weapon Discharged Hs Operator Ex-
plains Its Mechaai~

While trying to explain the good points
Of a new revolver l. w Bass. night or
orator for the Wabash az Wordc-l. near
Edwardsville. shot his best friend through
the breast Roland LcyGen had gone down
TO the depot to chat with Bass between
messages. and while 81 engaged Bass
thought of the rev weapon he had Just
bought. huge army Colt. Hc produced
it. and while explaining its working 1t
Was discharged. The hall struck Lydon
in the right breast. passing through the
lung
Bass was 81 unncrved by the accident
that he was unable t. continue To work
at the KEY finding himself too nervous 10
handle messages. and It's was necessary
for the day operator 10 take his place
last night,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Building Permits.

W ? Greev... .ro-ssory brick dwelling. No
5xas Nasfst: S,sS
MIte wy.hi. alteration brick dwelling. No
American Wire Company. alteration ~ by;rk
factory No. Ssi. Cass: GSa
Wabash fssiiroad Cornranv. .vr-..,-r h-ict
vsrehruse Nn. i,ni-insi Colifr.- "a m
Anna A. Grund. alteration ~ brick fats. No
.s,s Virginia: 81 0n-
W g. weiksner swo-s.nrv b-l-k dvei,,,s
Nos cS-.Sss Wyoming. F.soa
Ell Favere one-etory brick dwelling No. <.S:
N'rnesots 3 50.
Ess.;la n. CSshh. tro nae-..cry brick DWELL
ines Scs ESs-s1ss Reber: - no
Iohn =. wenz- double sro-St,-y hyiek Astp
xAA- I10-fS0 AAhast: 0A1A
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
RESCUES SIXTH
PERSON FROM RIVER
Patrolman DOckerv Saves Mrs.
Walter Able Who Intended
To Commit Suicide.

PttFHiInan TIm"s po"kory ~ ~" Forth
District yesterday afternoon rescued Mrs.
Waiter MI. Of Ne. .-i9 E:is;ou avenue
from the river 1T THE foot or Franklin
avenue when she attempted TO drown 2cr-
s.lf. This Is tho sixth rerson that Pa
;rolnian Dock"ry has rescued from death
in the river during the year.
Tho woman. who. the police say. has
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

pATEoLMAN JAMES DOCKERT.
Who made hiE sixth rescue this year by
saving Mrs. Walter Able from droH HninS
yesterday
made three previous attempts NJ sclt-dc-
striction. jumped into the river AT the foot
o: Franklin avenue. Fatrolman D"ckery
was standing at the Levse and Morgan
and saw her make the leap.
Throwing of his coat and revclve-. he
jumped in the water and swain after sirs.
Able. who was bcinE drawn rsr!jly down
stream by tho current When he reached
her she started to fight him of Grabbing
her by the hair. the pstrolman dragged
her To the shore. An ambulance VS. sum
monsd and sh. was sent 10 ~. civ Hos
piial where sh" is held for observation.
Mr. Able j. - ysa-S old Last seek.
SD" SAYS. her husband instituted proceed
iu-s for divorce. Bro1diuE ov"- rirS acton
o: her husband. she says. caused her 10
attempt ~ take her life.
William Eirnic of M. len C~ss avenue
and Carl Williams Of No. -, Arsenal
street -old III police that Jhsv me: Mrs.
Able ON an E.aston avenue car AT King
highway. She told them that she was 60
ing 10 kill herself.
They followed her 20 Fourth street and
Franklin aven 10. whore the woman eludcd
them and went Ia the river.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

canization. was raised in CLAYTON yestcr-
day. The work was done by the directors
of the company. Addresses were made by
Justice J. B. Greensfelder aid Fred J.
Holocher-
Manager Housernan SAYS the company
will he in operation as far as kirkvood
within the next TWO months. and hopes N
have the entire county system installed
hy rnNf srrinE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
FunernI of Mrs. Barbara Bo,Imaa.

The funeral OF AIRS Barbara BcilnIan.
who died Tuesday. will take place Sat
urday from the family home. No. .e5i
Oregon avenue. Services will he held at
|. independent Evangelical Church. Mrs
HOLMAN came from Germany in 1872 and
.iocated al New Orleans After year she
Name TO ST Louis. She WAS marie: to
raptain Henry Roilman. a riverman- well
known along the Mississippi. Captain Boil
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Missing Horse and BuEey Found.

The authorities o; Alhsrlbra- Ill. yes
ter,iay reported to Eiwardsviiic officers
that they had located missing horse and
buggy belonging to Charles F. Lowe. an
EdSardsvilIe livery man. which were
hired Sunday by Earl Locke foreman Of
a commission house. 10 drive to Marine
While Locke was visiting friends the out
fiji was stolen. Mr.. Lowe went there yes
terday to claim IT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
To Keep ChI.e.e O.t Of Cesntry.

Galveston. Tex. Sept ---F- p. Sargent.
Commissioner of Immigration arrived
here to-day in his inspection trip of i'm
migration agencies One of the objects
OF MIR. Sargent's trip Is to strengthen tho
Chinese exclusion service along the Mexi-
can border Mexico is encouraging Chi
nese immigration. and has thus increased
the danger of incurSiou of Chinese from
that Republic After carefully looking into
matters at this place Ccmmissioner Sar-
gent departed for Corpus Christi and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

FarriS. was filed with the Circuit Clerk
hero in the sum OF sra. assuring Senator
Orchards appearance here az the next
trial OF this case December 70. E. 4.
Markham Is security for orchard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
ORCHARDS BOND IS FILED.
Witness in Farris Case Now Ex-
pectcd to Appear in Court.
REPr BI.rc SrECINI.

REPJ BIC SrECIAI.
jefferson CI;y. No. sept 1.-THE bond
Of Senator Orchard. ;he recent witness
in the ease of the state W. Senator Frank
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

Il your breath pure and clcan2 n not. ,h-
cue dsncifrice that will make II 50 is SANfTpI
TOOTH POWDER. Get IL OF the druggist -sC-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

man. At tho time Of his death was gen
sral manager Of the Dolphin Tr5Slspor.a-
ton Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22
Fir>, Telephone Pole Raised.

The first pole OF tn. ST Louis County
Telephone COMPANY. an inIep psndsnt o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

rene. city block sz..- William bush
and wife 10 Mrs. Diana Nirxsin-v. j.
I-ABADIE@-5 II. : =. bet. Taylor and
Marcus city hiock s7lI: Charles An
derson and wife 70 Joseph II. smith
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

KISG'S HIGHWAYS #. =. :. b.t
Esston and Page. city block ssS-: Joan
Moore ard wife to Harold Realty c..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22


LABADIE-an II. =. - bet Sarah and
Whittier. city block Sss,. Mississippi
Valley TrIs, Company TO Joseph II.
and Arthur Z. Nsirnt-w. c-.......-...
NARION-I q. n =. bet Third aad
Broadway. city block SIS. Ellen Tom
kins and husband to Louis a. Dowl.ng
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

NaNTASa-.5 ,t $ - bet Missouri
and Broadway. city block Dc: Henry
Strehl. ard wife 10 =. II. Poih and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

n =. west OF Mar
5.si: NargaI-;h &.
husband 10 Johanna
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

ana Wlie-M- d----.-- -----.-.-----.
ILsLINOIs-sS #. e s. being 5.t.i and
3s"- Illinois. city block ls.e: Charles
Stumm to Mare kobsrmann-w. a..
IEOS-J5 n. :. =. bet Twelfth and
Grand. city block 80: George NJ
Beerden and wife TO Peter A. Schmoli
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

IT. n. =. . W cor. Palm.
.ty block 73s. Alfred Mueller 20 W. ".
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

FRANKLIN IT. n .. bet I.T@r-ln
Ebert -t al. ty spl. com. TO oscar
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

HTNT-5o #. g 3. bet. Tower Grov.
and Newsteai. city bloc. 5sS. George
Krsus ard wife to Thomas J. Buckley
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

81 #. n. :. " % Mcrsu--
block 5.es. Charles y. Mile,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

E@.l1 II in. . = t-t New
4 and Taylor. civ block sssoN: Ma
II. Neiisn and husband 70 Chsrla,
mp-rn. undivided rh-r--fouffh n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-22

N - II. L. an e y. n ..
tRe. city block Ss3s. William
nd wife to William CumTnins--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02
Most popular coaIing
station in town. Our
McAlester Lump coal
is the very best. Ans
dens phone 90. tt

On March at highnoon a street
parade will occur in this city. It
will announce the Ted z. Faust
Superp Minstrels who are to ap-
pear at the Wagner Opera House
OH the night Of March 8. A fea-
ture of this parade will be the mil
itary band of Prof. M. c. Roth,
"The Sousa of Ministrelsy." 1t
will numoer % solo musicians. In
the parade will also appear Ted +.
Faust's so all-star artists. They
will parade the principal streets
and render open air concerts along
the way. In the evening az 7 p.
m. in front of the threatre a special
open air concert will be rendered.
This is absolutely free. Special
attention is called TO the orchestra
of sixteen pieces; also to the costly
costumes worn on the company in
their street parade, in their First
Part, and in their olio. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02

Advertisements under this head
will be received at the rate of
three cd cents per line. No adj
vertisement received for less than
twenty-five (2s) cents. Special
monthly rates furnished on APP
plication. The notice may con-
tain any matter of lost, "
FOUND, f" FOR IENT, f" FOR
SALE, STOLEN, " "sTRAYED, 1"
or any purpose without display
lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02
IGNOMINIOUS SEQUEL,

Machens conviction brings to
mind fact which the Republican
administration is contentwe should
forget-namely, that the Federal
service is pervaded with graft and
that the only certain remedy for
graft is the institution of Demo
cratic administration.
Machen's conviction, oddly
enough, emphasizes the paucity of
results which have come from the
tremendous Thorough investiga-
ton" ordered with so much pub
licity by Mr.. Roosevelt long months
ago. A recapitulation shows that
the Roosevelt reform barely takes
alittle bit off the top" The
handful Of indictments and the two
or three convictions secured as an
outcome of the vast amount of find
ings which for many months made
Washington the scandal center of
the universe, sells an eloquent story
Of Republican sincerity.
Had the leads been followed
which investigations disclosed,
there would have been enough
work to keep the courts Of the
District ofcolumbia busy night and
day throughout the remainder of
Mr.. Roosevelts term. But the
great administrative hand appear
ed as a warning to officialdom, and
lust,.ad Of going to the bottom Of
the mass Of Federal corruption, the
men who might have done it have
turned an eye upon political conse-
quences.
The scandals are virtually asleep
under the effort 10 bury the issue of
corruption; they have been kept
under by the same hands which
sought to bury the DingIey bill
scandals and the tariff issue. They
are asleep in the sense that vital
public and national necessities are
studiousiy ignored by oficeholders
anxious 10 continue in power.
washington has been Tor months
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02
Weather Report

The report of the local observer
for the Weather Bureau reveals
the following facts about the wealth
er during the month Of February:
Maximum temperature, 90 degrees
occurring on the 2Sth; minimum
temperature, I3 degrees, on the nth
The only precipitation was a
slight trace of rain on the 10th.
There were 7 cloudy and 9 partly
cloudy days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02

COMMITTEES
Finance. J. +. bishop, +. l.. Dawson Dennis
O'Brien.
Street and Alley. Dennis o'Brien. o. Conmau,
J. B. Burton, F. NJ. Denton.
Fire Department, John Wells. J. B. Burton,
+. L. Dawson.
Police. J. Is. Burton. R. r. scofern. John
Wells.
sauitary. e. L. Dawson. r. F. sconern. John
Wells.
Light. J F. Bishop. z. L. Dawson. o. con-
man, Dennis O'Brien.
Auditing, +. N. Denton, John Wells, J b.
Burton.
Printing. Z. L. Dawson, r. Bishop, John
Wells.
Board Of Health. Dr. Il. German. Geo. Nc.
Gaughey. John Wells.
ALDERMxN
81 Ward. J. =. bishop. B Burton.
End Ward, + l.. Dawson. r. N. renton.
srd Ward, John Wells. Dennis O'Bfien
ith Ward. r. q. sconerr, o. Conman.
The city council eets every flrst and third
Thursday nights Of each month 81 ths Mayors
once.
TKRNs or Z. s. COURT.
A. Ada-february IS. 1904, holds three weeks.
Al Neutrality-suspicious. February -. 1904,
and holds three weeks,
AZ chickaska-Begins March "a. 1905. a1d
holds two weeks
Al Rysn-Begins april 1904. and holds one
week.
A. Puroell-Begins April II 1904 and bsids one
week
A. Pau's valley-Beging April .ls. 1904. and
belos hree weeks
Al ardmorc-Begins May .. 1904. and holds
seven wcekes.
BoARD OF EDUCATION
r. N. Cochran, President, D. =. Emerson,
Secretary; Refoyd Bond, n. NJ. Beaverr
g. W. Muuford. w. l. Knetts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-03-02

Hobson, the hero of the Merri-
mac incident at Santiago, hasn't
offered any advice to the japanese
on the art of bottling up the Rus
siaus at Port Arthur. Captain
Hobson is said to have more hank
ering after political honors than
for naval glory these days.