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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE
ENGINEER wants position, steam or
gasolfpe;, experienced, steady and re-
liable man. wages reasonable Address
E. H Bridge 4o6 d ST., San Mateo.3-7ts
A COOK, young man, wishes a situation
in city or Oakland; wages no object.
Box 6403, Call office. 5-2ts
COOK French. frst-cless, wants place in
private family OF club. Address box
104 Call office. S-3ts
POSITION wanted by a rapid, accurate
bookkecper, experienced in the lumber
business. YORK. 1881 Fillmore Ut. ! 7ts
JAPANESE with references, excellent
private family cook French or Ger
man, any style fancy cooking, wishes
position; city or country; high wages.
81 Market ST., Oakland. 43ts
JAPANESE wants situation; excellent
private. family laundry. SIG Seventh
St, Oakland 43ts
JAPANESE maid and boy: cannot speak
English very we'll: willing to do any
kind work in family. COL Telegraph
ave-; tel Oakland 6715 3-3ts
JAPANESE boys want day work Of any
kind for family: wages cheap. / Fill
more place, bet. California and Pine
st., off Fillmore TT
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LOST AND BOUND.

~
LOsT-Between 54th St. Kew route. and
city, on "Wednesday morning geld
cnaln ard pearl pendant; Phi Epsilon
oroGfty G sE1 pm; !, class pin marked G. H.
ward; ". M CANNON, 1855 Geary ST..
or 800 6e3d ST. Oakland. ets
LosT-April Is at 10Th and Church SITS.
seven So RasseIr aay books Sa.a marked A. c. Loom
Shawmut, Harvey. Hubbell, j. r. Cole
Co. reward of so viii be paid On
T nG.r return 1t to @ 2so5 Scott st. city. 4 2ts
ters. Ed Muehluer Thoater Any in
Iorinat oaa ton VIII be literally rewarded at
tent tent S.S, jefferson square. lSt.
LOST-A red pocket book somewhere
In gold and trinkets; will reward iiber-
ally. Return S13 Cole ST. 1t
SMALL brown canvas telescope basket
conan containing ss, raiuables and insurance
be paid. 2SG' Mariposa st. ! 81.
STRA fED-Gray horse marked w can
be found at McHenry's stable. 9th and
A LEATHER trunk, taken from Fra nk
lin ST., bet. Golden Gate and McAllister
marked Mrs. NJ Fillion, 1l6R EDDY: re,
ward, Address J. F. HoLMAN. As Ivy
WILL the party who has double wagon
address j. p. McCLOSkEY. sl1 Mis-
sion? Also one SINCE wagon with blue
pody ana red running gear Return 263
~SdacheZ ~ ST 3-3ts
LOST-l7oo-lb dapple gray horse. from
Dr.; Westphal Vet. Hospital, Ninth and
Folsom Reward 565 Duboce ave. 3-3ti
On Market-st electric
car from Ferry to Fifth st. purse
containing money and solitaire diamond
ring. Liberal reward at 1914 Broadway.
San Francisco. s2.3t
Of clothing; l piece
marked NJ Walsh. Prove pronertv
S29 San Carlos ave it,
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EPIsCOPAL CBTrRCHes-


Following is the list Of present ad-
dresses OF the rectors OF all Episcopal
churches ia San Francisco. Comnuni-
cantS OF the different parishes are urg-
emily requested 70 send their present
addresses to their several rectors as
soon as possible by postal card or 9TH
eTW1se, 80 that the parishes may be
reOrganiZed when necessary and the
clergy msy be kept in touch with the
people:
Trinity Church-Rev. T. ". clampett,
DID, Bush and Cough sts, S F.
Grace Cnurch-Rev. David Evans, 10lS
Paru st, Alameda
st. John the Evaagelist-Rev. L c. San
ford, 75o Church St, S. r.
Caurch OF the Advent-Rev. c. n. La
throp, 1S4 Laguna St, S. F.
81. Peters Clurch-Rev. W. NJ Bours.
8l5 Webster ST, s. F.
st, Luke's Clurch-Rev. 3. NJ Weeden.
eI Paul's Church-Rey. W. n. Reilly.
KS California st. S. F.
b. Stephens Church-Rev c. NJ Mar
rack, So Fulton st, S. F.
81. Mary the Nirgin-Rev Guy L Wal
lis. 25I1 Union st
Cathedral Mission Of the Good Samaritan
-Rev. J. ?. Turner, l7s2 Sutter st.
St. James Church-Rev. S. J. Lee, SOC
Second ave, Richmond S. F.
Holy lnnocents' Church-Rev. H 3. Col
her, 1919 Guerrero St. S. F.
Al Saints Church-Rev. w h Hayes,
1ls2 Haight ST., S. F.
eesmen's Institute-Rev. Frank Stone,
ISIS Webster ST. S. F.
City MissionaTy-Rev. D. o. Kelley, 444
Scott st 1t
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FOR sale-A flrst-class business: ladies'
tailor and dressmaking; established 20
years, room to work 150 hands II nec-
essary; reason for selling, retiring from
business. Address Business, Call Of
fee, 200 West Fourth ST., Los Angeles.
Cal PIT
GRIFFIN CAIARION)
Has opened Offices at
$40 Broadway, near 9th st,
Oakland
Real estate bought and sold 3-4ts
THE largest hardware store in the West
ern Addition; plumbing in connection;
long lease; cheap rent Address GEO
GEHRKENS. 1888 Devisadero ST. It.
$1l09-RESTAURANT with liquor license
and furnished fiat Of rooms; on upper
Market St; 2 years lease; rent SAC H
SATT1.ER & CO.. 1871 Webster st. 3-3ts
ELI4-ESTAELISEIED, big paying
business. ladies' and gents furnishings,
for sale; cause. health Address box
3q3. Chico, Cal. AIT
PRINTING office for sale; cost 1920;
will take, 800. 400 San Bruno ave, cor
18th st. St.
FOR sala-Hay, grain, wood and coal
business. Potrero ave-, nr. 24th sta 3ta
FURNITURE business. good will and
! ease for sale; best establishment on
the coast today; bargain. See II.
6CHELL1AAS, cor. 1th and Franklin
sts.. Oakland. OFT
FOR sale-First-class stock gents fur
nishings and shoes; all up-to-date
goods; value about 5000. Address p
o. box ia, Nevada City, Cal. 2-9t'
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FURNITURE EoR SALE
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Sugar Coat SPECIAL
pany. held May J. 1905. the regular
monthly dividend OF 30 cents per share
was declared. payable May Is, 1906. at
the temporary offices OF tho company,
given drafts on New York and nuas
call IN peryon for them
LIT WI. @. COOKE. SEQ.
Commercial and Sugar
Coat special meeting OF the d.
rectors OF this company. held Nav !,
1904. the regular monthly dividend
CSo. 81 OF 50 cents per share was de-
clared payable May 10. 1906 at the
temporary offices OF the company, 2Oe3
California st Stockholders wfi BE-
given drafts or New York and urus1
az WV q COOKE s.>
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COTTAGES WANTED.

"sANiEO-Cottage. house or fat. un-
Iurnished, in good condition. or 6
rooms and bath, in Oakland. Alameda
~ oeIKeey. within blocks Of any car
Ene; permanent tenant: must he res
sSsaoie- ees- Address at once. box GIL, CAN
ny4 II
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MEMBERS Central Methodist Church
san Francisco-AQ members who have
changed location since the fire CT VINO
need relief please report TO me by mail
or In person at 1886 Fillmore St, San
francisco, or Z31 Durant ave, Berke-
ley. Expect to hold services at Cali
toCnia-st- Church, cor. Broderick, San
Francisco, Sunday, May 6. al II a. n.
SEO- W. WHITE, pastor. At
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR GALE

FOX sale--A top wagon and shoe finding
route Inquire A GOLDEN. Leather
and Shoe Findings. 4s7 Sixth ST. oak
p0NTc 3-3t
BOOKS for sale-California Supreme
Sou[u reports, vols. ! to I5. Write C.
=. WOOSTER, Edenvale, or call 144i
.: First St, San Jose. 3-3ts
saEETS, blankets, comforts, carpets.
cneap; going away; no dealers sO7
Buchanan St a2t.
FOR sale-A complete set Of sausage ma
chinery, cash register and electric mo
tor included 2722 San Bruno ave. 3-7t.
FOR sale-Dairy, Is COWS, lease, customs
land Sars
FOR sale-A Morrison dental chair. 1903
TWe!Ith st, Oakland. s2st
ONE 10o-inch Tnangle, $3.50
one I?-inch Watkins Tnangle, S32S.
Al kinds OF laundry machinery, engines,
boilers, pumps, etc; gear, cutting and re-
pairs VIM. SPECK. 2132 Folsom ST 1t
FOR sale-A fine safe; also a desk. the
Uy Tegy latest; CAN 4al2 18th st. lit
FOX sale-Complete outfit for 5O-roorn
motel; range, dishes, furniture and car
pets also large bus; 30 miles from s.
=. CAL and see. w. III. KINNE, Red
wood City. San Mateo Co sort
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TO LEASE.
WILL build 2Sx155 and basement; suit
able for a hotel. Inquire PLOT Pine 1ts
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-Swedish girl to cook and help
with some housework; must have city
reference; two in family; good wages
3346 Washington ST., cor. Walnut. 3-2t"
WOMAN desires situation in private
family as housekeeper or to do upstairs
work. 225 Hollis ST., Oakland 3-2tr
A RESPECTABLE colorcd woman will
travel East os childs nurse or care Of
invalid for small consideration. In
quire at 1923 Chester st., Oakland on
Friday. and Saturday. s2-3t
NICE young Japanese girl wishes posi-
ton in family OF or g AS plain cook !;
speaks English; $3.50 week up. T.
TAKEI, Japanese Tea Garden. H STA q
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NEW sawmill: 2so acres timber; house
and barns and houses for men. or
will exchange for S. B. property. or
win give good man q chance to work
1t on shares. A. B. SMITH CO., 11h5
McAl1isterst 4ef
1pk ACRES French prur1es; s-year-old
Santa Clara Valley. or Will exchange
fer 8. F. property. A 3. SMITH CO..
n55 McAlhster st t&
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HELP WANTED mAIEcon+inu.d

F'ftEE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Free
se CJSIIGAN & CO.'S. 1245 Eddy St.
SON. square Park. San Francisco.
Free Fare-North and South-F'ree fare
1oo laoorers. ship today, y. m, s. p
r. r., good wages.
Free fare to Wyoming Glenn 70 and
Siskiyou Co.
r. r., 81 to s.
155 lahorers ard teansterz ef.v sacr
to So and board
New r. r. Close to City.
ocean Snore r. r, free fare, boss
here-7S0 laborers and teamsters. board
S., 81 to $3.50 day.
Factory Close to City.
so laborers for large FACTORY chosa bv
$50 month ~
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MANAGER for grocery depar tment in
Fresno. Applicants having first-class
references as to character and ability
address e. L., box 6412. Call office.
Oakland. 42ts
WANTED-Flrst-class fountain man to
take charge 3-section fountain: married
man preferred; must be sober and not
a cigarette smoker: will pay No ! ma N
$I5 to 500. GODBE-PITTS DRUG %
Salt Lake City. Utah. oat
CAPABLE man for repairing brick chin
neys; good wages; or a. a partner. 1909
Fillmore st 2-sts
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HELP WANTED-pEMALE.
WANTED-Dressmake institution. Ala
media County; s25 and found. e. PEA
BODY. I732 Lyon ST.. 8. 3. 43ts
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or lady with good
references to travel by rail or with i
rig, for a firm Of s250.o00 capital; salary
$1072 per year and expenses; salary
paid weekly and expenses advanced.
Address. with stamp, JOS. A ALEX-
AMBER. San Francisco. Cal. 1ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A BUSINESS LOCATION.

A BUSINESS LOCATION.
I have business location covering
nearly 100 feet square, being two floors,
with over 60 rooms, held by lease run.
ming two years, for sale with furnish
ings at bargain If taken quickly. Suit
able for hotel purposes or BUSINESS
OFFICES. Price $500; located within
block Of Thirteenth st. end Broadway;
no better location in Oakland. THOMAS
GILBERT, 1904 Union Savings Bank building,
II
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TYPEWRiTERS AND SUPPLIES.
WALTER A. SCOTT. 1911 Fillmore ST.,
San Francisco and slS Broadway Oak
land. Columbia Visible Typewrfters
(bar lock-, new machines, for imme-
date delivery; No. Smiths, No 6
Remingtons and others at low prices:
typewriter desks, chairs, paper, rib
bons, carbonl expert repairs. my4 emo
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HOUSES TO LET-FURNiSHED
NEW residence with garage; N. corner
on Paeino ave-: s bedrooms; 9 servants
THOMAS MAGEE q SONS 955e pa
cific ave. ..
NEW LIZ furnished house to let: 10
rB9oms, beautifully furnished; sl5O 2S5I
rieree st.. near Vallejo, references re-
NJ. ra., .-r gu- 2-3ts
WANTED-Chfcken picker ana killer ar
butda's Market. 1871 Fillmore At It
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ANDRES office. New Tribune bldg. /.
room L. Oakland
Wantci-Cook. s45; dishwasher. $40,
small clearinghouse. fare zoe; cook
hotel. Fresno, $50; waiter. hotel, $40;
waiter, plain hotel, Oakland. So; butch
er for institution. $26: bedmaker, hotel
$50. drug packer. eto. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST United Presbyterian-This congre-
cation has secured the church Of the
seventh Day -AdvenuSts, I2guna St.
Eear Golden Gate ave, as temporary
headquarters. There on next Lord s
day they viii convene for Sabbath
school at 9:45 q. n. and for public Wor
snip al II j. N. Communion Of the
Lords Supper then. This congregation
Is planning 70 rebuild on their old site.
Al members and friends take notice.
H. H BELL, Pastor S-3t'
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& GUNN, Inc., mgr. Pacific
Cont. & CAL Employment Agencies; phone
Oakland 1912, Oakland, Cal formerly of
a general employment business and invite
the employing public to phone, write or call
and place their orders; lots of free fare jobs
labor remember the number-4l4 7th ST.,
near Broadway. CUTTING 4 GUNN.2s-tf
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c.. r. HANSEN & CO.. Employment
agents, a5aI :, at residence. 2ss Third ave. ave.
pnone Il. Richmond district. formsrIv
42s Bush ST., phone Grant IS6' Omen for
BUSINESS. 30 II
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.


WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST price paid for old gold and
silver at c. KALLMANN q SONS.
I0o Fillmore st. 2s-1 mo
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY loaned salaried people and 9TH
eTS upon their own names without Sc
curty; cheapest rates. easiest pay
ments; offices in So principal cities
6aye yourself money by getting our
terms first. ToLMAN. zoos Fillmore
8. HYMAN. formerly of 1ss Powell St,
doing business In money lending and
buying odd gold lsoa Ia Post st, near
Fillmore. 4-tt
ADVANCES on diamonds as usual
Ealdwip Jewery Co.. permanent office
lbSl sutter st. near Octayia- 30 If
PILES AND FISTULA.
DR. FRANK R WESTON, formerly at
Donohoe bldg. Taylor St. San Fran
cisco, now located at 1169 Broadway.
Oakland; cut this out for reference II
STORAGE.
PACIFIC Stor. & Furn. Moving Co., 2sls
2s-tf
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
Temporary office 111 MoAllistsr st. San
Francisco.
Exceptional opportunities IN tho ooun-
10-are homes at San Martin, bearing
orchard and vineyards: ideal homes
moderate price yinstallments S15 monthly
Large villa. lots at Palo Alto; street
work. podern sidswalks free; so month
l5.ooo-acre grain ana stock ranch at ss
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MEN Wanted-The Moler System of Bar
per colleges will open up in abopt 3O
GAYS GAYS IN San Francisco with one of the
special terms to the first twen+v St.,
Gents. Address AIoler's College. san
O<ai- my1 II
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FOX SALE
S2750-Alta Piedmont; corner lot.
S2S5o-5-room cottage, North Oakixnd; $500
cash viii buy this-
$500 rooms; new house; sar Rnsg East
Oakland.
,oo0.Berkeiey business sa<n<rJ sss<s and
HELEN l. KELLY Co.
AZ 10Th 81. OaklanA N
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BUILDING LoTs-

homs for sale: price $500:
part OF Oakland; IL rooms; lot s0x185:
100 rose bushes, etc II you want such
home, phone now to owner, Oakland
1757 or Berkeley 100 ard he win send
an automobile for you; immediate pos
session (4<
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MEETING NoTlcEs-continued.

Lodge No. II, 1. o. o. F.
Members formerly residing in burned
out district are hereby requested to
register forthwith in book of lodge,
cor. Geary and Steiner SIS, or send
their present address. Meetings of
lodge every TUESDAY at p. IN at
above place.
AIT ALFRED THURMAN, n. G.
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MEETING NOTICES.

CARMEL Instituts No 2, Young Ladies'
Insutute-Please attend important
meeting at 12:S0 p. m. SUNDAY. MAY
9. at Sacred Heart Church, Fell and
Fillmore sts
MRS LENA PANETTO, President.
JOSEPHINE 7. MOLLOY. Secretary,
2t' q Hi st
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

-,o~> N''~ lINE 20 y =
OK lease for business, factory or ware
mouse purposes for term Of yearsr
uIln proved land, 175 feet on Websfer
81 Dy 70 feet on Sd ST: I'm lots to s,1itT
g.. ~ n H runs on Webster Et }
~ esteTn Facinc r. r right OF vay On
90 ST For particulars see
BREED & BANCROFT, Agentx
aSe 1Ooo Broadway, CaknanA
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-26
A KIOWA LAW SUIT.

Chas. Henson and D. M. Circle
of Kiowa were the principals in a
law suit in Justice Collins court
in this city last Wednesday. The
case came here on change of ven
ue from the Kiowa justice. Hen
son sued to recover $2oo paid Cir
Gle on a cattle deal and 5 100 dam
age which he claimed ona breach
of contract. The case was tried
before jury composed of c. w.
Kidd, P. A. Pinkerton, H. H. Nc.
Coy and D. S. Jones, who gave the
plaintiff judgment for the $500
paid to Circle, and the costs of the
action amounting to $50, but did
not allow any damage, so that
neither party is the victor. AS near
as we can learn the claims of the
parties to the suit. they are as fol-
lows: Henson claims that he pur-
chased eighty head of cattle from
Circle, paid 5000 down to bind
the deal and was to have the pick
of the herd. Circle delivered the
cattle but refused Henson permis.
sion to top them. Henson refused
to accept the cattle that day but
on the following day agreed to do
so on Circles terms but by that
time Circle demanded $50 more
money. Circle claims that there
was no agreement to top the cat
tie, that he was ready the day he
brought in the cattle to deliver
as per contract, but when Hen.
son backed out and put him (Cir.
cle) to the trouble and expense oi
holding thecattle and moving them
around he claimed damage.
in. Tincher of this city an.
Walter L. Owen of Kiowa retAS
sented the plaintiff, and Seward =
Field of this city and Riley C1o.lc
of Kiowa represented the defend
ant. The case. will go up to the
district court, unless compromised
where another jury will make an
other guess.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-26
R. S. BISBY ENJ0TNED.

An Injunction was issued by
Judge P. B. 1Gillett in chambers at
Kingman against R.S.Bisby, Bertha
Bisby, c. N. Marshall and = Bis.
by, and served last Thursday, Dec.
go, restraining the defendants from
selling or permitting liquors
to be sold in the building occupied
by Mr.. Bisby, the same being lot 7,
south Main street of this city. Pro-
cess was issued on a petition filed
by City Marshal J. B. Stockstill.
G. M. Martin is his attorney. The
reason for making Mrs. Bisby and
G. N. Marshal defendants is the
fact that the deed to the lot and
building appears on record in their
names.
This injunction is very similar to
the injunctions usually filed against
alleged saloon keepers. The effect
will be to make the defendant or
defendants liable to punishment
for contempt if they should violate
the terms of the Injunction.
Mr.. Bisby has employed Noble
& Tincher to resist the injunction.
The usual plan in such cases is to
set up a general denial but the de-
tense does not seem to be willing
to give their mode of procedure to
the public at this time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-26
SPECIAL TO KIOWA.

The D. K. & G. will run a spe.
cial to Kiowa Friday evening of
this week on account of the Knights
of Phythias lodge institution in
that city. The train will leave
here about 6 P. m. and will return
between 3 and 8 a. m. Saturday
morning. Anybody can ride on
the special whether they are
Knights or not provided they have
$I.Io. Some forty members of
Delphia lodge of this city have
signihed their intention of going.
The Grand Chancellor and other
noted Phythians will be present to
exemplify the secret and floor work.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-26
COUNTY DIVISION In OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma has completed its labors
on county boundary lines. The
larger counties were cut down in
area and new counties established,
and as finally arranged, all Sec
tlons seem pretty well satisfied.
Woods and Woodward counties
had a great deal of their area dis
turbed. The new county of Alfal-
ia and part of the new county of
Major were created out of present
Woods territory. Harper and Ellis
draw from Woodward.
The counties as now arranged
have the following area, popula-
tion and valuation:
Alfalfa county-Area,87 876 square
miles; population, $4,000; valua-
ton, $Io,ooo,ooo.
Woods county-Area, 1912
square miles; population, $4,000;
valuation, $2,22o,ooo.
Major county-Area, 1144 square
miles; population, 1894; valua-
tion, $1,6I6,8I9.
Harper county-Area, 1000
square miles; population, 5000;
valuation, $2,1oo, 900.
Woodward county-Area, 1914
square miles; population, 1894;
valuation, $1,616,8Ie.
Ellis county-Area, 1896 square
miles; population, $4,000; valua-
tion, $1,73o,5oo.
Roger Mills county---Area 1870
square miles; population, 10000;
valuation. $1,75o,ooo.
Beckham county-Area,. e72
square miles; population, 1o,o5o;
valuation, 100000.
Jacksoncounty-Area, TOO square
miles; population, $4,000; yalua-
tioo, s., 100000.
Beaver county-Area, 1890
square miles; population, $1,000;
valuation, $1,o52,54o.
Texas county-Area, 1853 square
miles; population, $1,000; valua-
tion, $1,o16,45S.
Cimarron county(unorganized)-
Area, 1853 square miles; popula-
tion, 5000; valuation, $276,o58,
Tillman county-Area, 727
square miles; population, $1,000;
valuation, S., 100000.
Comanche county-Area, 1900
square miles; population, 10000;
valuation, $4,ooo,ooo.
Caddo county-Area,1 800 square
miles; population, 3I,5oo; valua-
tion, $3,5oo,ooo.
All of the other counties of the
present Oklahoma territory were
allowed to stand with the excep-
tion of Caddo, Payne and Noble
counties, where slight changes were
made, but none of which affected
more than two townships lying in
body.
The map reported by the COM
mittee on county boundaries pro-
viding for forty counties in Indian
Territory was adopted practically
as it was submitted to the commit
tee. Not single proposition by
those opposed to the map was
adopted and the only changes made
were of a minor character, affect
ing a few townships in some of the
counties. This action forever set
ties the county lines in Indian Ter
ritory and leaves open only the
question of where the county seats
Shall be located.
UNSTauv AVIAN AVN nvSruu Sunnvu
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-26
ONE ON TIE ICE NAN.

A young couple out in Osborne
county became the proud parents of
a little girl the other day. They
wanted to weigh the youngster as
soon as 1t was dressed, but had no
scales. Just then the iceman came
along and they borrowed his scales.
To their surprise the little one
weighed forty-four pounds.-Kan-
sas City Star.