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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
After The Tax
Chickasaw Collector here 70 Get
the Merchants Tax

A ChickasaW Nation tax collec-
Tor is in the city to collect the til
bal tax from merchants Judge
Townsend recently ruled that this
tax could be collected from ali mer
chants in the Chickasaw Nation. i
calls for one PER cent Of the value
Of each merchants stock.
The collector states that be IS
willing 70 accept the assessments
taken By the city assessor as the
basis for the tax. It's not certain
yet what action our merchants will
take. The tax amounts to just one
nalf as much as the city taxes. i
will work a great hardship on mef-
chants to pay.
A ruling similar 70 Judge Town
send s was recently made in the
Choctaw Nation. South McAIes
ter merchants resisted the pay
ment and have taken an appeal tc
a superior court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

R. n. Bond and Mr.. Belcher
we're soliciting subscriptions among
our merchants yesterday for build
ing school house five miles east
Of Ireton. They we're very sue
cessful and they wish to thank all
who contributed. Some day when
statehood comes il will not be
necessary for people to beg money
for school houses. Nj. Bond and Mr.,
Belcher state that they hope to be-
gin the erection Of a building in a
very short time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

After the regular business Of the
K. P. lodge was concluded last
night, the Knights had a very en-
joyable social session. Coffee,
sandwiches and other eatables were
partaken Of, and many brilliant and
witty speeches were made by such
eminent orators as Sam Scott, J. a.
Wilson, Joe Powell and others.
The order IS progressing. 4 good
number Of the members were pres
ent last night. At the next regu-
Tar meeting there viii be work in
the rank Of page.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Too great care cannot be exer-
cised by the city democratic exc
cutive committee in formulating
the rules governing the registration
and manner Of conducting the city
primary. 1t is the disposition Of
the committee to make primary
absolutely fair and democratic. No
quorum was present at the meet
ing yesterday. Another meeting
will be called in few days at
which time all plans will be adopt
ell. An opportunity will be given
TO any democrat to present his ideas
to the committee and all sugges-
tions will receive careful consider
ation al the hands OF the commit
tee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Representative Stephens amend
ment 10 the Indian appropriation
bill was adopted by the house and
il is believed it will have easy
sailing in the senate. Few persons
perhaps realize the full meaning Of
this measure to Indian Territory.
1t removes the restrictions from
the sale Of lands belonging to the
mixed bIoods, except as TO home
steads. This will put thousands
Of acers Of land on the market and
will bring a train Of immigrants
iuto the teraitory. If,Ein addition
to this, the statehood bill passes,
there'll be something doing in this
country. The next few years will
witness something like a boom in
the territory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Senator Bailey is standing up no
bly for the people Of Indian Terri
tory. He resents the suggestion
that our people are not as intelli-
gent and upright a class Of citizens
as can Be found in any state. Sen
ator Bailey knows our people and
he IS one Of our best friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Congratulations to the Methodist
people for the Inauguration Of their
church building enterprise. Il is
hoped that they viii push their
plans to completion as rapidly as
possible. A town can make no BET
ter investment than in appropriate
church buildings. Chickasha has
prospered and grown and i is time
for her to have more comwOdious
and costly houses Of worship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
Only 20 punches Of
bananas while they
last, 15c dozen at Alb
ercrombieS.

Mrs. R. NJ. Harrison died this
morning at three O'Clock. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
10 a. m. at the Baptist church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

The Equal Suffrage club held
an enthusiastic meeting last even
ing at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Light. DR.. Francis Woods made
an address. A number Of new
names we're added to the member
ship.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

w. w. Yale, head miller for the
chickasha Milling Co.. was called
10 Kansas City by the death Of bis
brother. The latter was motor
man on the Kansas City street rail-
way line. He was killed by 2
Missouri Pacific train crashing into
his car. Mr.. Yale is expected
home tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
ChIckasha Oil & Gas Co.

A meeting Of the stockholders in
the Chickasha Oil and Gas Co.
will be held in the commercial club
rooms Wednesday at 1902, m. All
stockholders are requested to be
present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

The meeting heretofore announc-
ed 10 be held at the Carnegie Lib
rary this evening has been called
off till further announcement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Money to loan on Chickasha
property; lowest rates, best terms,
all option Of prepayment. Money
on hand, no delay.-LEsTKR l..
PRICE, Office over Sarbachs. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
Special sale on BAN
anas, sc doz. at Aber-
crombies Wednesday.

The work Of repairing and inn
proving the Masonic Hall was be-
gun yesterday. A metal ceiling is
being put in.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Senator Beveridge is reported TO
have called together the Oklaho-
ma and Indiar Territory statehood
boomers and informed them taat
if they didu't quit shooting of
their mouths 50 much and break
themselves Of the interview habit,
they wouldn't get anything.
Frank Bailey denies Indignantly
that he gave 1rt single interview
and Melton says he never cheeped
10 a reporter. Col Geo. w. Bare
foot has not been heard from but
il IS believed that he has kept as
quiet as was possible for a man
from breezy country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
l5c dozen for banan-
as Wednesday at Alb
ercrombies.

II. G. Shaw Of Burlington, Ia.,
Is in the city on prospecting trip.
He is looking for land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

The EXPRESS has received pri-
vate advices from Washington, D..
G., to the effect that Bailey and
Melton performed their mission
with great credit to themselves and
the proud city they represented. y
is given out that their dignifed
bearing and persuasive eloquence
captured the capital and made the
delegates from rival towns look
like thirty cents. No mistake was
made by chickasha in selecting her
delegates and when the statehood
bill is passed it will be found that
our delegates had hand in max
ing it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

Board and room close in; cistern
water. 4I3 Col, Ave. rS-2op.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24

II stray stock trouble you, phone
the poundman. 362. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-24
G. (. ZIMMERMAN
Contractor and Builder

C0rnsr q 81 and go Ave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
.B|G AT TENDANCE BUT
NO CLASS IN. RACES
Pater, Heavily Backed to Win
Fourth Race at Benning,
Didn't Even Show. &.

g BENN1NG. D. c., Nov. 221.--rhe AZ
tendance at the Washington Jockey Club
meeting to-day showed an increase over
the previous days of the season. Three
favorites. second choice and two OUT
sIders were the winners.
First race Six and one.half furlongs-
Freebooter e TO y, first; Sheen d2 to ~.
second: Paul Clifford q to y. third.
Time, FL 2-5. u
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs-Edict g to 81. FIRST; Akbar q TO
y, second; 6. u. NJ. t5 TO y, third. Time,
100.
Third NIlle-Delphic e to y, first;
sun Ray Is to y, second: Komoka g to
y third. Time, Al Is 81 81
Fourth race-sx furlongs-Lisstless n5
TO u, frst; afintla @ to 81. second {; Debar
s(5 TO q. third Time, 1:16,
Fifth race -alilc-Thistledale 70 -,
first; Copper e. to u second; Sue Mac
Is to Is. third. Time, 1:42.
Sixth race-Aiile and seventy yards
;Evie Greene (6 to- y, first: Nutcracker
e to 81, second; skyto da to 8, third ard
Time. 1:49
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
GAME DECLARED OFF
Virginia Preparing for the Con
fest With Carolina.

s fspecial to The Times Dispalch.)
Charlottesville VA, November
21.-The William and Mary game. sched-
luled to 8 be played at the Uii arsity o.
Virginia on Saturday, has been ca..,>sli lee q
on account Of typhoid fever prevail nt 7
the williamsburg institution. This is dis
appointment to the Virginia management,
as a light game is needed to prepare the
team for the contest with Carolina on
Thanksgiving Day.
1t is the general opinion, however. that
the loss Of the game will prove beneficial
rather than otherwise. owing to the Grip
pied condition OF the men,. Those who
are crippled now with the exception OF
Captain Cooke and AIsdduX will be In
good shape by the end Of the week, and
Coach Cole is especially DESTROYS OF top
ping off the hard training Of the week
by q practice game with one OF tho smaller
colleges, Washington and Lee and Rich.
5mond College are being communicated
with, and 1t is probable that one Of them
will accept the date. No certainty can
be placed OH the supposition. however, as
1t is rather-late In the season to make
such an addition to their schedules.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
'DABNEY WOULD
REDUCE PRICE
Proposes That Cost Of Gas Be
Cut Down Until Service
Is Improved.
RESOLUTION is REFERRED Re: r
Board Agrees to Appropriation
For Employment Of
!, Extra Men.
RESOLUTION is REFERRED L:

The Board OF Aldermen held special
s.essiot, II, tho City Hall last night to con-
.idor tho report from the Committee on
Light recommending the appropriation
oil $500 for the employment OF six extra
men to assist In blowing out tho gas
service pipes. Tho resolution recon-
mended by tho committee was adopted.
rhe rules were suspended and tho
Hoard RECONSTRUCTED It's action in voting
down tho resolution to provide additional
patrol boxes for tho police department.
Thp resolution was concurrcd In us 1t
came from the Common Council
Alderman Dabney offered resolution
to reduce the price OF gas TO eighty cents
per 1000 cubic feet until better service
can be had, and II was referred.
"A call was circulated last night requests
Ing President Peters. OF the Common
Council, TO convene O meeting OF that
body for Thursday night. ut 8 o'clock, to
concur In tho action OF tho Board as to
employing extra men for the gas depar t.
ncnt. and 10 consider tho ordnance
granting a limited extension Of time to
tho Citizens Rapid Transit Company to
begin work. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
William AND MARY
BALL TEAM D|5BAND5.
to The Times dispatch

i ( i :
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
November 21.-About two weeks ago a
case Of typhoid fever broke out In the
college dormitory. Since then four more
cases have appeared. making five In
ALL a panic was caused among the stu
dents at first, and there was much talk
Of dlsbanding the college until after
Christmas. Since then, however, the
conditions OF the patients has improved
very much, and no new cases have
broken out for several days. Every pos
stble precaution has been taken.
The buildings have been thoroughly
fumigated and the students boarding at
the college dormitory are required TO
drink water that has been boiled. No
further trouble is now apprehendcd.
About twenty-five students have left.
Those who are sick are being tended by
fDrs. Hankins and Spencer and four
5traisad nurses are being employed TO
nurse them.
Tile football team met in the gymna-
stun late yesterday evening and dis
banded. The William and Mary team.
while not covering itself with much glory
this year, has mad to fight under hard
luck from start to finish. In every game
played two or more players have been
absent on account OF sickness. Usually
these have been the best players.
rho team was scheduled to play the
Virginia team November goth, but has
cancelled It's Engagement, as Its cap
tain Is down with typhoid fever, and
about half the team is still weak from
recent illnesses. hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
YALE. DEVlsEs PLAN TO
STOP HARVARD &c ANDEM
(special Is The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times ispat ch.)
NEW HAVEN. CONN, November 21..-
up is the pro blem upon which iale's
coaches are at work, and will be ut
work until Wednesday evening, when tho
hard practice will cease for tho game game
Some Of Yale's coaches believe that
they have q defense that will stop tho
Empire State Express on Soldiers
Field on. they are keeping IT secret
success they will have to recast the
back field and probably make a shift In
the line at two places also.
Burch. husky freshman. !, VINO iace e !
end In the freshman game. may take e
Gates place at loft, and the Yale fresh.
men ali praise Roosevelt. Jr.'s nerve and
pluck Hockenberger has more strength
Tonight in his call for LETT guard than
Erwin who did not stand up as well as
was hoped in the Princeton game.
How about Tad Jones?" asked scores COZ,
of that brilliant quarter back In such q
game as the Yale Harvard contest Train-
Z er Mack says that he hopes Jones can
start, but will make no DEFINITE promise;
day. The men went oct to Yale Field
in blanket wraps and ran races up ana 10
down the grldiron in couples ana m
aimless play than foot ball practice.
Wednesday is planned to be q hard day.
OF practice. 81. !, ~. l.:
Yale players indicative OF the good feel
ing between the Ellis and the Tigers N
Inst before Yale's second touchdoWn,
shevlin called out to Hutchinson: Give
f Captait, Cooney a chance to do some
work. Cooney smiled, but thought the
remark only banter. He woke up to- find
the Yale team stormng him and going
over him in ten seconds.
And when Waller took Dlllon's place at
guard, Waller .saluted his Old schoolmate
"Hello Hutch; send Que through here"
Hutchinson sung out: e3-12.7-6. ~ and
through Waller the Yale backneid played
for a l0-yard gain. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
FlTZ# STARTS TRAINING
FOR O'BRIEN FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. November 21.-.15ob
Eitzslmmons. who Is scheduled to meet
Philadelphia Jack O'Br.en here next
month. to-day started active training for
his bout. f!tz looks in perfect health and
says he feels better to-day than he has
felt for many months.
Z It was early this morning when the for
mer champion put on his heavy ceothes.
pulled u big sweater over his head. and,
with a broad smile OF confidence on his
face, started out on the road for his
run.
Trotting By. his side was Al Kaufman,
the boy blacksmith, who fought a great
battle with Jack C'Br.en. Scarcely had
the. word that Ft,z had started active
fans. when they, began to tock from all
directions TO Bobs framing place.
"A fter an hours absence the lanky fight.
er and his sparrlng partner returned.
some hard gym work Bob put IN about
thirty minutes at the punching bag and
few other exercises, and then entered
the ring for a three-round sparring match
Those who saw F'itz In acton to-day are
convinced that there Is nothing in the
stories that he will not be able to stand
the work mapped out for him TO. put
himself Into cOnd .tion. 5y8 8s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Thursday, the 9TH Dec, 1905,

In execution and in accordance with the
provisions Of two trust deeds, made BY
Joseph W Johnston. one to G. Is. Macon con
ana Joh M, Dunlop trustees, dated y, lnta
shnfer, trustee, dated 18th October, 1897.
duly recorded In the County. Court OF
Chesterfield county, Va. on goth March,
1891, and ed October. 1891. respectively,
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county,
aforesaid duly entered at It's September
term, 1905, substituting me. as trustee I'M
der said trust deed of 18th March, 1881, II,
lop, trustees. both Of whom were then
dead, and, as trustee under said trust.
deed of 18th october, 1897 In place of said
u Clements Shafer, trustee, who then re-
signed. default having been made IN the
payment Of the debts secured In said trust
holders and owners of said debts. shall
At lP NJ ON THuRsDAY S.;r T III -1rH l,
t. IS s. c Gus M i q r. ON BANK
sTREET. BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA. offer for sale at public nuc-
cells OF land, known as Salisbury and n.
Woodlands, and sometimes as the SAILS
bury Coal Property containing about y
bS5 acres and situate In Midlothian Dis
than one mile Of Midlothian Station, on
the Southern Railroad. and about twelve
miles from Richmond.
These lands are well-wooded and wa
tered. and have upon them q conlfortable
dwelling with outhouses and several
Black Heath, Gowvle, Midlothian, Fear
Naught, Hardin and other coal pits. that
have heretofore been opened and work
ed, and in the midst Of Tie coal basin.
50 favorably reported on In the United 4,
States Geological. Survey, under the title
Of Zoology of the Richmond Basin; i, vir-
ginla, by n. s. shaler and ]; 3, Wood y, 1
Government in 1890. In prospecting for
coal unon tho lands, several borings have
heretofore been made, which Indicate tho
presence Of coalSo of good quality.
The property is within easy reacn OF
railroad and water transpo rtation, which
affords unusual facilities for marketing
the output of coal S5s} T. rs
This sale offers excellent opportunities
ito Investors. 81 2sl5s WI .
A survey and map Of tho property Will
be exhibited at3the sale, and In the mean
tims st may p sfsn at ny ~ =.
Those Interested are Invited to care
fully inspect the property before the day
Sof&sale, s%s 4 F&js55 Z.
of executing said deeds OF trust and the
debts therein secured, principal and In
equal Instruments atone and two years,
with Interest. from day Of sale interest
payable semi-nnnually, evidenced by pur-
Gchnser's notes and secured BY deed OF
trust upon tho property sold
K If for any reason. the sale Is not made
adjourned to a later date, and notice
thereof published In this pa per.
HENRY r. MILLER. s
5 {g Substituted Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Suds, 30 to 1, at Nashville.
/p,, ssocia ted Press.

NASHVILLE. TENN, November NJ
Cumberland Park summaries:
First receive fur.ongs--suds $50 to y
first. Mr., Nadleigh 'tO TO y second,
Marvin Neal Is to 5)'thlrd, Time, 1902.
Second race--six furlongs--Braiden g to
g first. Airshlp q to b second, Thespan
"A to j third. Time. liza l-b,
Third race--one miIe--Estrada Palma
uo to s. first. Princess orna 4 to 81
second. Tartan % to 81 third Time.
l:42 3-5.
Fourth race-short course steeplechase,
ShandIcap-Jim Grow Is to y first, Potash
e to y second. Poorlands q to y third,
Time, 800 40.
Fifth race--seyen furlongs- Fallen Leaf
Is to y first. Esterjoy Is to y second,
Norwood Ohio Is to J third Time,
1855. "A 5358 RI
Sixth e--mile--savoir Fare (even)
first. Sincerity Belle 90 to 81 second.
camblee rs TO y third, Time. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Charters Granted.
. State Cooperation Commission yesterday

y Tho State Corporation Commission yesterday
granted tho following charters: 81 &
Empora Agricultural Fair Association. Inc,
Emporla. c, L. Vincent. president; A A,
S.agle. general manager; =, Il, Goodwyn Sec
Rotary and treasurer; Emporla. CAPITAL, $40 eco,
duct fairs, exhibits OF agricultural products
Virginia Pyrltes Company, Inc. Alexandria,
j. ID. Kline, president; Il. r, Pltrof secretary
and treasurer; Baltimoro, Nd. Capital, 500 0Jo.
Objects and purposes TO deal In all kinds OF
mires ores and minerals; etc
j. j. I3oXleyIahd Son, Inc. Roanoke. J.. i,
BoxIey, president, srrsvitians; r. +. Boxley.
presdenl;i4H.hH tIt Robinson, secretary
and treasurer; both OF Wytheville Capital,
$40 000. Objects and purposes: TO contruct for
and build railroads, streets and county roads;
to buy and sell and exchange merchandise. etc.
Paper stock Corporation, Norfolk, ~, Tnomp-
son Barron, president, and treasurer; Thonas
w, Shelton secretary; Norfolk. Capital, 500.
OBJECTS and purposes To buy, 1e!l and manu-
facture paper stock and pulp and all other
paper material
me-, Norfolk, WV. starke, president, NOR
folk; deorga ~. Thorpo vice, president. WI,
8. Gss.nets lr.. ssera,ary a aN
both OF Norfolk. Capital, $4,000. objects and
purposes: nd manufacture, hwy and sell sewing
machines and otherS machines,
CoyingtnnS Brick Company, lnc.. Covington.
Mary u, Clark, president: c. \. Carter. vice.
president; Il Isaac Clark, secretary and treas,
urer; CovlnGton. Capital slo,0o0 Objects ana
purposes: TO manufacture brick and filing, 70
buy and sell building materials OF all KINDS
ana description.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
.FOUTBALL INSTEAD OF
. DRILLS FOR ! N|DDIES'
Men Who Will Face West Point
Eleven Get More Time For
Practice.

4s Especial TO inc #liIneS- DlspdtCn.)
ANNAPOLIS. MD. November 2l.-The
football squad at tho Naval Academy Is
being excused from Afternoon drills until
after the West Point game. The secret
practice this afternoon was fast and
generally satisfactory. Every member Of
the squad is In good condition except
Person. who still. limps on account Of
his twisted knee. He wlll be MISSED If he
does not get In the army game. as he
Is d fine defensive tackle and has devel-
opcd much ability In carrying the ball ~
Northoroft and Chambers are the most
likely substitutes for the position. North
croft Is not 30 good q defensive player,
but an excellent ground gamer. Cham
bers. who wasithe guard on the team two
years ago, has been with tho squad only
a little while, but Is the. heaviest and
strongest man in the academy. He has
always been slow. but SHOWS some sign
Lieutenant Boyers, West Points head
coach, who saw the game against u ,nn,
tho Army and Navy teams play much
the same soft Of game. but that the
Army is heavier on the line but not
quite as heavy as the Navy behind It..
He states that the Army team had I'M
proved with every game and that the
ed by the ge.eralshp used.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-22
Property Transfers.

Richmond--W. S. Robertson and wife totJ, u,
,Donahuc, ssffeet on south limo Of Grace street.
d. T. Robertson ana wife to same. rs feet
on southsliIe Of Grace Street. lGs feet West OF
Allen Ayenlie, 1850. l b.
is feet on north side q ADORE Street. l6 feet
east OF Norton Street, $500,
Tia r. Fuller, interest iii ara acres on tho Par.
ham road, adjoining the lands q i. u, Busser
and othera,aS $50 ga s III
Par,in, lots Nos. ~ and 4? on plan OF High
land Terrace, sf9.4T
Edmund s. Read and VIE 70 RI. GeroW,
81 r. Cowardu and wife to - II, Clay, Q
north Of Leigh street lNat Fraaer. trustee,
rui,ites herein to release u deed OF trustl. $50.
same 10 Charles ls Cay, " feel on Thirty