davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

The special feature OF interest was the
increasingly strong demand for the stock
of the American Bank and the absence
Of any offerings. For some time the
bid has hung around 170, and the trad
ing has been Of a decidedly negative
character. On Monday the board was
surprised by a show of interest and an
advance in the bid. which was today
carried further along 10 IL, with the
bidding well distributed around the
room.
The addition of a new element In the
band which will bring a large increase
in business and prestige is given as one
Of the reasons for the demand.
With the exception OF 100 shares of
Greene Copper stock, which sold al 2oSs,
losing a short fraction, that class Of Sc
curities was entirely neglected. In fact.
with the exceptions already noted. ;he
session was without interest.
A private telegram 20 a prominent
broker and official Of the Stock EX-
change states that George Mitchell.
president of the Mitchell Mining Com
pany intends bringing suit against PreSi-
dent ". c. Greene. claiming a one-thlrd
interest in the CO3re Grande mine. one
of the best group owned by the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company. The
telegram goes on 10 state that lt Is be-
IieVed Mitchell has aligned himself Win
prominent New York finanClers 10 the
detriment Of Colonel Greene
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
Bankers and Brokers

Aside from the general news of the day, the rush
and the turmoil Of the stock market, there is an
other class of news items of interest about the
men who are part and parcel of the world of
finance in which you have cast your lot.
Do you feel an interest in your associates who are
working along the same lines as you?
You can gather news of personal side about your
fellow brokers and bankers through this special
department of The Sunday Times
The Washington times., 1906-07-19

GRAPHOP8ONE STOCKS.
GTaphOphOue CON-. ................- - a.
GraphCphOne pf....-....--........... 50 81
The Washington times., 1906-07-19
BANK
Up SEVEN POINTS
Expected important Changes
Given as Reason for Up
ward Movement.

What there was of business at todays
session OF the Washington Stock EX-
change was confined largely 10 Mergen-
thaler and the bonds of the Washington
Railway Company. The demand for
the former stnli continued strong and
the price held we'll at l9i12, with trans
actions In So shares. In the bond cali
the purchases o. the Railway per cent
made mp a total of Sl5,505. and the buy
ing WAS considered as Of excellent
character.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
CURTIS BILL
is AMENDED
A Clause Swing Freedmen the
Right to Purchase Add.
tionaI Land

Washington. Feh q NJ Turner
negro lawyef ~ = loaN ard s II.
Wlgglla Of Afdmose apg9Arei before
sis senate eommiltss 81 ln8lan 81.
fairs yesterday ia fise Interests ~ file
tlocsAm Ard riles asAu ffpe8msn aaa
stiee setsi Is having Inserted ln fhe
Curtis blil = CLAUSE psassiins fiisI fle
freedmen may hayr thc preferred
fight "a pumhass 500 additional acres
% land hsi0gs ills general sale a TIE
safplgs lands ~ tl,asa tflbes uusief
tile las tie ffseimsn sfs enilFis 81
fouy acres Tuner and Mieslhs also
ASKED thr eommlftcg q extend tile
time faf cl1aiHg il4s rolls - that ef.il.
dfen born slilcs llss signing q the sup
elemental agreement may D. plseed
upon tlse rolls Ifieg also ASKED that
iuiefmauied negFu.s - made coeQua
Nifh luisrmarncd whites snd thst
ehcfe . negro ehild hAs Indian blood
on bis father sitis Dc u aeeussirsi tie
rights q lls s=fiief
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
PARTING Of
The " Us "

Assoc lated pfs
lnilaspolls Feh TIE Iaui oau.
fereucs q soa mlnsn and opemian
u tle eeutra. competitive and salh.
sest district adlaapsa sire die &
uaon tosiay after TIE chair iad -
eiarad lot = melton IS FL nas
Dias q ri,tshurg an operator uat
present scaie - eanilmai Heuusf.
sania nj ea soted lu favor O. tbe
notion. ah.eh nfFei lt
President Nrrhs t once cAHsa 1
national convention ~ miners for tl.s
Afierueou
IN the discussion previous q adap
ueH 4 the motion RabhHs aI1
eur prop sltiea s. alnsfi im
have a conferences aiih anthracite op-
orators eomiuE III atrt ah aatl,a.
cfts operator / eaali vfa~a 60 tal
wltt yaa
Mitchell replying 4.d We have
ceue fos parting = tlle uaIs aud e.
seems - ne fae aa tdA Jeff o. d.
Is g sa home ana thsu 1t1 to oxer
cone these seseiasIY lmafua a1iaaIe
olsll et
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
AWFUL HOLOCAUST
ON TRANSPORT
The Good Ship Meade in Port of San
Francisco. Enroute TO Islands.
Meets Terrible Fate.

u iale q transport services
tnais CooE GYemsn
Airs i.aek ~ Mssde efaw
NoTh Fireman q transport ser.
FlcN
n Mcelaskeg Gfeman.
several utlem asors - .sss Injured
TIE fo'ioslng psn.ans ara reported
- missing
tiarlm 0il operator f0f Chief
Fernandez
Hrefss iifgwn fireman
" iiasgau afenaa
iReaa uf thrilling lposH marked
lfe hra
Captain George Wilson fell down
tlae hal AVA and crippled ana an.
ranscinn Ms Removed Ny tassaa ADD
othefs ~ tl4e r.ak 81 ffs Affrrs lives
later l.assaa himself vas rescued
from dsafh - fireman Joseph Cook
Captain pakiu lost Dis ilie uhlt
aglHiNN afe a the nla
tnpfain Glibcri aas afercame tllfeb
ti8es ths naas
Tie Nulle sas to hatt sailed o..
aaf saiiias ailI - telayai TEN 8ays
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Associated i'fcs
san ffaHei4-o Fsh Tgu d.Naoy.
efea a midnight ia TIE hold y tls
tamgart asaae ragged for ulros hours
and K was nsosasafy a. as9dthe hod
wi'h atsf q satinguish tlie nam,k
THIRD oeloef George Wallace and tso
ct'g afsmen q flsunesseg aud Cap
tain Charles nakln sefn 0yerroms by
oke ani Allls,s Part u tl,e sllp
sfsre TIE ifs bfass oat contained ths
Fsreonal sfiecis q or,cors and men of
regiments "a ruHte % Philippines
Mans passengers eers injured Ths
injured are
CAPTAIN Ueowe Wilson of the
Meade shoulder broken
Battalion Chief Fefnarfsn an
department
Lieutenant Joln Gilbert afs ds.
paftmsut
Captain 4 It ssaea as depart
mvnt
i.irai.nsat 4 wsfti@E ap
fiut oaicsr las.ak Il ths Neade
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
KATY-FRISCO
COMBINATION
Amended Schedule Cuts Under
6DHld Lines Between St
Louis and Texas.

Washington, Feb /. lsapfessniA.
tlFes 81 the Rats and Frisco submit.
TEA 40 amended scheiale to Tie Posl-
oiilce Department Yesterday Ia the
effort "a Ret che Southwestern NATL
carrying contract According q this
nss schedule tie Katy and Fflsco
route would put the 81 Louis mail
iulo DALLAS teentg tnFee minutes
earileF ihau tle Gould lines oifeF 10
81 g bl the schedule submitted yes-
terisf The Katy and Frisco propose
also g beag Zoe Could trains 20 Fort
Worth " HfiY mnuies
The schedule submitted today calls
f0f the departure q tie fasl mail
train from s. LOUIS over tie Frsco
~ 2so q. a. 10 viii arrive AZ Nlnita
~ lisa5, wheie Il viii conneet with
TIE katy's new tTasu from Parsons.
This Niil leave Ni4lta Gfleen mlautes
after the arnv q 80 Frlseo tram.
and arrive H lemeob al 5 +. ~.
Thcneo % tao 4sulh over fla katy.
sia Fort 6orb fhe trains will have
practically the same schedule iam
they have u0N aFfifluR az Fort Worth
81 rla 3 m. SD a San Ant0ulo the
neKi morning 81 $40
These trains sll make uaelr 6rst
staris peat SUNDAY momlng
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
ANrht Alarm

Nauf tHau 81 4.aHn ofHfe Sc Hlaft
IA fhe bfassf cough - tudr afHcf
Sounds iae Tie eh..dun daih kneH
and ii means aesll au'ess something
6 aane uucki8 foley BoHef anA
iaF never fails q EItH instant felief
aud quickly Cuus tie worst forms q
Group Ms 3 T. Cafiief of Mar
ningl0n, kg writes Ms hre rear
nld KiH lad 4 severe ease Is Group tfe
iuctof Ala Size could u0l 8yp j get
3 bottle q to'eys Homes and Tar.
TIE Hni doe gave quick feuef aud
saved her llie haiuse Substitutes
A 4 Owens dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

N ~ Vs. Baker, of plaHu.ea.
Arh writes NF wife hsd nfae
trHah iur oear affeen Years We
tf.et n uamtt 0f doctors nua .pent
over thousand dollars afhaat ans
frHei Size vas fefE low aud lost aiI
bore ahfH q EHeut suggested frWua
fp.efa Honey aud Far which dld.
ana thanks h to ths Nuat uemcay
ii saved hef LITE ~he s stronger and
enjoys hetief health than She tasefef
tnaNn in ten fear We shall never
b. without Foley Honey and Tar aud
would ask those afillcted 20 Try IL.
A L Owens dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
MRS. MINER
HAPPY NOW

Associated Press
Cblrasa. FEB Charles p Yefses
to-day declared tiial MIS-. g 4. Nefkss
il tle tsrtin - a pigl, ard thar pa0
ilellf snleh baa hesa given Der afaiu
slthln TIE pssi tao DAYS d tie result
~ abtefg b eeme poopif who are
nomplrnE q a certain end lir
eaud u0t discuss their motive tie
saii hs had s.cc.ted a message THIS
mefalns fmn Mn Yekes ayina.
stof} e smp.y ridiculous Thla
fe'tn q her reported marriage II
Miner
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
GAR ISSUES
MANDATE

Associated Press
50 retenHav Frh IH fiea ~
tte profound nyrlm taa sgfue
All efne iie ntw W eerafan
disorders ou mne sepMH scale
ifan etsf tefov TIE tapeer ias sl
aftsse4 an e7fspe mandate te fhs
pantff t farh tm q ts of
pfnpeft5 afs srte3 aH1 thaf ptassHts
st T. g. tsa8at.os ts aectee f H8
ATTEMPT eHta ufa possession nf
private Anis Atte same 1n hM
ma las assured pes anH 4n
sI.' lnsslfate ilrssafs faf Hcr ur
Hef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
FOLLOW BRYAN
TO VICTORY
Opening Prediction Of Member
from Lone Star State In
the House Today


Associated Pfess
washlhgfon. Feb tes than a
safg % memI@rs eefe % tleif seats
ebau rlas hoae, resamgi dictate on era
Hepburn railroad rate b.ltt to.iag Gay
icn of Alalama, DIsnet tile dsiAte
Coagrcss Do aid ought e. exeulse
its poNef lu fflH restraint af railroads
aai iog ule tsnsHi - iite people
Whether if b. communion, a..
afehy of nat time all oQme uben tfe
geenle all fl AMI IailQa William
HIRAM tovictoff ThAsas tise open.
ins statement q Henry. Il Tssss. si.u
followed Clayton fof tls biil
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
GREAT STRIKE
THREATENED

Associated Press
iailAnaHa'n lnd leh Etr.a.
tlse laani % Called Mlas Wafsen
Nenf into a,siah toiaY ru1r - tl4e
meeting President Mitchell s&lA That
nothing t9t fouilns matters eefe "a
~ considered
According to Heuresat headluaftsn
q Nlnn Wofken ue geHeml strike
woula huag aat 81 tfs mines ealW9
meH Il non.ahian miners of West Nir.
giula uumtefiuE i51en caali - in.
dacsd % sguks sitn tbbm mea ot
utisef hisg rseis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
FIERY FLAMES
IN PANAMA

ASS atad Press
Panama FsH Fw ftat NaffeH
safg toiay ID EgUrNof house
tuaeu as taHearia a the Carer
district. destroyed aH raau UeE q
aaa8a buildings The IS "a
mated tt haIfa mHiau aoan. eos
crvl i5 small insurance MaHf W.
men aai children in ttnensHis scfe
rcsed Sc iEes afe GaaNa ta have
hee0 ast hai r Americans ah ra
p0rfei missing t7e aEtueH eefe
hau1.agr IS ack 90 aaftL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
GOVERNMENT
CUSTOM HOUSE
Prop riy Said 10 be Worth Ten
"A lion Dollars Sold a
Bar ain Rate


Assciatei Press
Nasil eioe. Feb sailef today
lnlrudaraa . ssaaiion Ia tllr llaH
ealing - ils Aftaueg 8ensfal ~
information a. to etfu tlat Govern.
asaf stscalsd a deed Coz illr eusiom
ileaes pfapeag in Val afeei ahrn
ths avet y aui ah i 'as nufef heeh
feeefius iu ite CaauU ~ NsA Yors.
ans eiiief fsris iH es1ieetfnH atth tao
sale r. fle custom aa prupuy 81
tia NafHiEA atT Ank lie charged
tiaf ths ~ u gtomuy Is tie lans
pss saangiaioas. ~ property is SAID -
- saftN 80 @21 ea. white tie bahH
afei e pa anlg e. ~ pa lor Il.
a q IA aof lalt tidn y Yer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
NOW UP TO
SECRETARY


Assn 8fei 'uss
washington tcs Tie report n
tha lstAHlau Canal Commission. re-
cef .af iis decision ia favor OF an
q ~. te ioof lafs laeb nl vas
sahm.ttei ie scsrsurg Taft toay.
TIE re- ort ita clHpitisl bvarstort
W l1e bear q enalHtea majority
" ahom declared fgr @ level n
Will uoN te fy Ian ta ST rsa lis
oen Nieas upon the project Iu aa
endorsement stca transmitting ths
papers q the President
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
APPOINTEES
To ARMY LIFE
slated Press

Az slated Pres
NAshl0gtaa. Feb TIE President
tnday dominated MAJOR arpeul iofn
& b4tes 81 - Lieutenant General to
succeed ehafea retifei
Also nominated bugadicf Uensfal
a " 6freles ta saeafa Bates Also
Cosoucl famea Allen to sUecced Gfee.
ley hHsadleg Geasni Franklin
iisIt li WAs announced Is q g. ap.
polaicd ehlef II star 81 saccsed Hates
upaa tie AftetA Retirement betf
April
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

MAJOR Htnea aneleg wla CON
mani ne armg ~ tisa uthuesisfa
division sith head4uartes at olAs
hoHa rlty a. Hh aet lice az dutf
lie aili r. IS lht pnf hoeerr.
cu'4 fcra fss u.ohgla 81 autlI Major
0ensfal Corb.a fslin4uisles command
oi northern division stsa he sill b
transferred % tiat sltl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

4 Z. oliiime cough crHEh nmps bind
4 D. u0He's IhH s. Wrae 4 neW
ldea NH sitAnecl ESQ years aea ia
hsHnedt l#MtIte iiWHey and Tar
lha tcMedt aeia 20 tHe mucaus meHi-
lHaura q tte throat ahd lungs and
.postfs iHe bowels 81 tie same time
lt ntpels aii cold ffam tie system 1t
r'ean t'le Throat. grouRhtheus the
nitrous membranes. relietes coughs
coids enup Whuriug cough. ete
Sold Di People dfHR stofe dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
VINITk MAN
APPOINTED
Edgar Spith TO Argue White
Mans Case Before the
Highest Court.


Associated fess
Washington tUh Secretary
1h lmeues hliehcock has appointed
Edgar smith, of bInlts % represent
tie Cherokee nation II the so-ealled
ehits man case which e. "a fe
tass1 hsfefe the Omitted states 50
pfeme eaau la z rsrkof Jt who
ess fsefntitap appolnteis fedora ladFu
saa attmHee fog tHe 1hetasees and
Sir Smith eas associated eItb Caas.
Nagf ~ S. Lus 70 the eastern
ghgnsre aase before the court 0f
claims last samuUr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
PROMOTIONS
BY ROOSEVELT
A@iAiaIfu

Associated Press
NANlihslpu ieh Tie pfeaiasat
se'sstsd Hfksaisf aentfa Ffsteflek
u Grant ecnHandlus department q
the tAsi. g = pfomaisd g grade n
Malar ienFral q al tla aeanet
caused s uss retirement = major
General samnef FeoflafY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
STATEHOOD BILL
BLOCKED IN SENATE
Colorado Senator Objects to Reading of
the Measure and Consideration is
Postponed for Present.

Washington, Feb a-Afer routine business was disposed
81 the Senate today, the clerk began reading the statehood
b He bad proceeded but eW moments when Teller, who
opposes the ball. became Interested "Ilow that hill
ruehcf" hp asked When informed he suggested that the
bh should ''The Senator certainly does not obiee
10 the reading II the bill remarked Beverdge, ~ charge Of
The II certainly dn, replied the Colorado senator
Accordingly further consideration 81 the b postponed
for the present.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
HIGHEST VOTE
WINS MEASURE
Ase AtaPW

Associated Pres
NashinKtQn Eeb To senate
Commlitse uu intenfAta Commerce
io,iat reae'ssd 81 Agreement = vote
ou f4fioas faiifead ais blia February
id There Afe thffs prlaelpai meas
unes iali4er CAGES bl4 Rlkins
bih And tie f08kug hlll Tie
msasufe ftzt fscnists tie hWrf
numhsf = votes ulH 30 reported =
tle senafe a. ths maout8 measure
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
oitlssa.hip

II Yoa claim citizenship rights and
are nor un tie rolls Or have business
before tie Interior Department. write
Immediately . " v Wright. regis.
tered attorney Coreufan BIDS. VAST.
inRtOu. 4. C N
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

SEES f9rk frh uaatt as to tae
marriage ~ Mrs. Ysfkes "a Wilson
AllncF szs st a. fsF totag - sling
of uiie certificate - marriage 0ne
Newspaper quoted Nus Ysraas A. ; ,.
los tpsiaf All can "A 3 an lap
pll5 married
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Tie NeW cough sffap tHa one
ttnt afts asa mfd aHhaHlc ~ lhe
baea IS heauei} Laxative Iloneg
AMI flr ltNtHe al aod 'mH NE
sf#Ha eah tff ph.em o8i q Ihe
threat Strengthens EH mucous mems
brsaH ~ the bronchial tgtes aud fes
Nrfes rlaup ahooHlnE eauFh ere
ChHiren love li Sod bF Peoples
nfus Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
JAPANESE ADMIRAL
TO VISIT AMERICA

Associated frOss
Iptio Ffh II "a announced
upou re'iable Authority That Admiral
Togo alii visit America ln April sith
tao almaed Cruisers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
NEWS BRIEFLY
NARRATED

s Aa.ated Press
Paris fsb Another steamer the
Zenith ssspectsi ~ gatfHs contra
hard afms ioF Narfacaa pNtenief.
hu'amam i cruising lu the vicinity
- Nafcica.
Ifa ffeaeh cfulsef salaute uas lm.
meiiaieif oriefai q ascefgain tha ets
art atenaiNufs 90 TIE Zenith
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
SUMMER IN HILLS
WINTER IN WALES


Asse .atf8 Pres
rAtaears \ Y FeH e. tta
Adlmndsek rsslaus yesterday It vas
almasi ilke April liete teias TIE
tiemoneier Registered fum twelve
tg tstuty icenege ta'eW #fo
AssafiafeA Press
Nes NarA Feb Cold uafe -.
day temperature hf'een afavt
rlttsfdt Mas Feb Tao de-
grees atete tHs morning. q fau e
B0ftg dcNfem b sixteen hours
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

fhs HuFk visited the home 81 exs
chief 81 Buniugfon and wife last
Tharsiaf night aud left Another nice
little gif
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Farm TIE chtehAln has abw oa
p~uaaf The faeM ths isfeH and
hesf fafu 0l Rental goa
ffafif aHf thai viii stand
De tesi % he eears ana nroteel ne
rights II bash PARTIES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

4 MAn Nlla enea hAH fHHgH horny
bands niade them aaft agl suaoih
pllh Witch iiafa' SaIse. huf be- nsei
Che fenn.Hs fiat bearing lhe name
~ & beNiti 5 ta Chicago For
N0ges. hulis cuts. burns bruises ete
Il has go equal and aH8fds simust
Immediate relief ff0m Niud bleeding
itching AIS pfeffad.Hs Piles saI1 b.
feQpies pfaE Sl0rC dN
w ! wade Is here Ium south
McAlfstef maklng arrangements FOR
fepalFing hls building fof TIE aecu.
gAncJ of It's Jumbo Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Alseclus Fsb TIE Monvau
eoaiefrnca t'hs mefuiue agreed ln
rfi eIpaif g. lneaAs customs duties
oi MefuxQ and tucreate 81 laltaua
out e g sfal,'s fe'dfls ~ improve
menl 90 ports
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

! p ININ8 FN##
London. FEB la8y 6fsY vlfs e
tle forelFa s,cfelarf. ahonas thrown
from a trap tsa days ago. Is iylas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
hIpA- Ms Iatmlu
Doctors alzd
A good prescription
Fer mankind

! a-eeat packet N ennuga iof
asual occaslcns The family bottle
too eentsl contains supply for !
Tcaf All druggists sell them. DE-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-05-11

l 3 MANI n M 8 e-=1 ~
|lninets scale Committee today
recommended d return to work un-
der the scale Of 1908, which was the
strike commissions award. Con-
sideration of the Recommendation
was Immediately begun BY the con-
vention.
There will be no strike Of the an
thracite miners, the report of the
committee having been adopted.
President Mitchell and other Of
icias urged the adoption of the ~
port Of the committee.
The suspension order of Mitchell
will be raised and the miners will
resume work on the terms Of the
strike commissions award, which
the operators were willing to have
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0fN1N n ~ y. 81 ~
shat Of Drs Timber lse and others.
Tor TWO houses on Poplar st5eek 70
cost 81, 900 each.
The council referred the follow
ing petitions to the street ccmmitr
tee:
Is Two-story house for Mrs. n. A.
.Denham on Monticello; also cement
wall at Curtis R. Boggess property
lat $50 Locust street.
Brick sidewalk on the east side OF
Monticello avenue reported BY .
member of the street committee as
costing $4,000 if granted; bad CON
.dition of south pavement Of Null
berry street complained OF BY nix
teen taxpayers; privilege to B. 9.
DOYLE to erect stone wall along his
property on West Main at cost OF
$3.50.
/ The mayor reported the appoint
ment of B. C. Brooks as special po-
,liceman during the illness OF
George Howe, a regular policeman,
and of L. L. White at the instance
Of the chief of police to fill the place
Iof A. n. Walker, resigned. Upon
motion Mr.. White was chosen
Walkers successor.
Councilman McReynolds called
attention to the fact that the gas
company's lines were exposed in
places and asked for information as
a member of the street committee,
The mayor instructed that commit
lice, as we'll as others in similar cases
Ito first notify those concerned, and
lin some instances to order the work
done, upon failure of those notified
and report to council.
The city clerk was authorized e
purchase all necessary stationary.
Council then adjourned.
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slia,r from l,e Centennial hail at
d Epst 81 $1s7 $50 be bought for $1s5
and the sewer asked for be laid and
connected with the one running
from Centennial hall. The motion
received no second and Mr.. Nc
Andrew Withdrew it. The petition
was then referred to the street COM
mittee, after considerable discussion,
pro and con.
The water committee was directed
to look after the following applicar
tion:
Water line on Poplar, 100 feet
long, for DR.. Timberlake and Others.
The city engineer was directed to
give Charles Little a street grade
The application Of the Nye &
Davis Amusement Company for IL
|cense to use certain streets for q
street carnival was laid on the table.
The city collector was directed to
collect and receipt license tax of $25
from the Fairmont Brewery, $50
from Schmulbach and 500 from
Reymann,
Restaurant licenses were granted
to Joseph Martin at 4S1 Baltimore
street. Sam Bondigoli in Pvthian
building. Bemur SANDING in the
Tobrs+on hn;ldinp in Glen Elk.
The application Of Lara Cam
for restaurant license on Water
street was referred to councilmen
from the Second ward.
The adoption of motion grant
ing William Wilson restaurant
license co-cxtensiye with the Inns
perial saloon was reconsidered and
| the usual license granted on his
proposition TO pay for special po-
Iiiceman in the restaurant on Sum
days.
A resolution was passed direct
ling the city treasurer to pay forth
with outstanding debts to the
amount OF $4,000, the vouchers 10
the amount to be paid in the order
of their issue.
After the vote had been announc-
led Mr. Wood asked tat it be record
led. To do this it was necessary to
take an aye and nay vote. Wood
and McReynolds then voted against
the adoption of the resolution.
MAYOR Harmer here stated that
|all matters referred to committees
ought ito be reported on in writing,
and especially should the cost be
estimated by the committees.
The application Of Frank g.
Bland to erect a two-story house on
Lee street, to cost $1,000, was re-
|ferred to the building committee;
also that Of c. W. Furbee for resi-
dence at corner Of Main and Park,
to cost $4,000; also that of Alexan-
der Duff for an addition to his resi-