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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
MARKET RALLIES,
PRICES MOVE Up.
Stocks Make Effective Stand
Against Forces Pressing
Upon Then. .s
NO FAILURES FROM SLUMP
Vigorous Supporting Measures
Overcamc Heavy Liquidation !.
During First Hour.
No FAILURES FROM SLUMP
(By AssocIuiud 1orcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.).
NEW YORK, APRIL 3O.--The stock Diar-
ket made an effective stand to-day
against the forces that have been press
Ing heavily up on It since tile san Fran
cisco disaster The markets bad period
WAS during the first hour when heavy
liquidation had To bc absorbed In con-
tinuaton Of last weeks movement. Wig
orOus supporting measures wera prcsst-
cd In. however, ana large additional Of
fcrings that came on the market we're
taken without allowing prices to break.
With the success Of the support once
established a considerable ous,ng demand
started up from the uncovered short
s interest. 8Esfa
By the end OF the first hour II was
known tina, MI clearing sheets had pass
Ell the stock exchange clearing house sue
ccssfully, thus demonstrating that no iail-
tlres were caused bS last weeks break In
prices. There was no important change
II actual conditions beyond the progress
made in the necessary adjustment IN the
san Francisco losses, the measures re-
lnulning TO be taken naturally decreasing
4 In the proportion. iof8 those that have
already been accomplished Thc stream
Of currency movement to san francisco
out OF New York con tinued ann 4 llarge
\ scale to day, but Is offset by a still
larger stream ofsincomlng gold Imports
The upward movement gathered force
as the absence OF renewed liquidation on
the advances was perceived E and, : con on
siderable recovar,es Of last weeks de-
dimes were made before the close La t
prjces were but tie blow the best.
Bonds were irregular; total Gales, par
value so.oaon0.$ 5gs. n.
United States bonds were all unchanged
to call.
1875. 700 sfa.os
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call, a-4ai IL per cent; ruiih z
Il Tt1ne loans. steady; sixty days. ninet1'
days and six months. i! q re: cent. {
Prime mercantile paper, Il % a.i per
cent STERLING exchange flrmer a. s4:s4 =. e!
4Sia0 for demand and At -oa - 80, q :,
@A.s3 and Sass l-oI4.ss. Commercial bllls'
si.a. Bar, silver. S. S-i cents .aeH iea =
dollars. 20 IL cents. Gag
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S.

SHORT B1Bs-Per 100 lbs, .m "a
.ini::; ..........,. s57i. SD s.s.ls sIl
~: '''''5' " ~ SIS .s55 SIS
Sspt. nnotaiion. we're as follows: Flour
pu iisa and steady No: spring ghsa. 7sgs2e'
"a a. 75as2c.; No. 9 red. sIE1s9Ic. N4.
corn. i,sc.: So. yellow. Sc. 50. oats, sn;c
white ; No. wh har,ey s ssa sie.
fair 70 choice mailing tsac, No ha ,,s,
seed SIS Mass pork barrel REL. si, 80. sj, =
iooee' ss45as.5s: short clear SIDES tno :sfa
sssgsc, W cnn,sesi a nass Butter
STEADY: creaneries. laadc. dairies l4alt::c'
Grsts. insc.; prime hrsts i5itc,; extras. rs.
BALTIMORE. Mp. April ao,-FLouR-onie.
and Unchanged Wheat Dull SPOT. contract
ssVae senthern sample .o 7SH2T S %hi,e
s4iass1e oas-F!rm No , miSea Rnt.el
stepdr and unchanged: fancy imitation. ls na
oc do. creamery 229ase EsE5ms's anG a un.
ehansed; large. September 14As Soy yer 9,n
lie: small, I4gl4.ie. sugar-steady ana uii-
changed t1&5.tls,Fa 4s sts ri y ~
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Southern Railway,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. APRIL %, 1908,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 ~ M--Diily--Local for Charlotte. ". C.as
1880 r. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
atlanta and Birmlngham. New. Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga md all the SOUTH.
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford.
Durham, and Raleigh.
500 e NJ .--Ex. Sunday-keysvllA Local.
l1:30 Z. M,-Daily--Li Limited Pullman ready s:S0
p. NJ. for nil the South. S5
YORK RIVER LINE. 55ts 4
80" E T;,i. dtscert sundasS". is-saltlmor e
ats P. M-Excert sundny-So. 1o-Loeal 70.
West Point sQS8l 95i$.r 6t 81 Ii
4:45 4: N. Except sunday-No 74=-1ocal I! ato J.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SIS =, n 80 z M.,Fror al The SOUTH "
Chase city and Local Stations. $&
i $40 A. NJ. From Keysvlle and Local Stations.
sla :, Mo. l5-From Baltimore and West
5&5 Point, i5s f$t l|5 3SBs
1915 !. NJ, ~, ., s:,s 81: ~. 7s-Frou,
West Point and Local Stations
No. 10 and No, IS stop Quinton. Tunstalla.
White House and Lester Manor. Il
c w. wEsTBURG. D. P. a., Richmond. va
S. Il. lHARDWICK, W. II. TAFLOE,g
P. T. NJ q. P. A. &
H.. r., SPENCER. Cent Mgr. *
Washington. .. G.. TltE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 80. 1905
ID

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ~ 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk; mefehah-
disc and passengers Old Dominion me
Schooner Alice j. venable, Ssnalso, James
River, corn. q, ". Taylor.
SAILED. ,5t
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves Soriolk ana
james river landings. merchandlse and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company,
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers Old Dominlon me
PORT OF WET POINT APRIL 90 1906
ARRIVED,
Steamship Baltimore, Short Baltimore. pas'
sengeers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes, Mattapon! Rlye'
landings. passenger and general cSrSo'
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore. Short, 1altlmofe, pas
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NAVAL. STORES,

WILMINGTON. y. c.. Arrl s9.-sP1RlTss
TURPENT NE Nothing doing; rsre'r,sass' bar 10
casks Rosn-So,hng doing, a bs Ia
t fSss Turpen,ner Firm at saaoa'7a and $50
reGssslRIsSSEAH' GA, April So-TURPEN-
rfNEHFtrm at SIC, sales, zoe casks rece; ;Ls
~ 'cas ks,r shiprents 247 casks Fosin,-FlIm;
sales. sssa . tarreis shipments 'Y'
sSSyHGAR R1 S. c., April So.-TuRPES-
TINE AND .ROSIN-Nothns DONG syie
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Chesapeake 6 Ohio Ry.t

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, CHI. 4
cago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
200 p NJ. and 1900 .. n. daily,
Westbound local Trains, XII y.
$50 a NJ and b:16 p. m. week days.
Newport News Norfolk and Old Point, n
sfS go, a. m. Ind 400 p. m. daily. III ss58I
Local for Newport News and Old Polnt
7:s5 a. M and 500 o. m. week days II p5s
James River Llne'
~ lo:eo a. n. daily; 5i5 D. m. weak days
Arrive Maine Line from West: = :3o A; NJ
..s:3o A. NJ, 1890 p. M. 81 rs p: y. Erom
East: $50 :05 A. NJ, III :+6 A. .7:oS .aM.,j
sss 100 P. NJ James River: $50 a. NJ, 'oiSs
P. NJ. ('Daly:4 sunday.1
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nay GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, April 80 The Dr. sood1s S,af anJ
hinsehed goods were IN fair call the trace race
Is interested in the otceme ?, ses t5soSrow
sales In jobbng houses, winch cps" 'o-"o' ~, ="
and continue for week.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
pETERsBURG, VA, April @,-PEANUIs--
snanishNMa rket hrm at SLOTS per bushel.
Virc!nias-Alnrket Arm at sac, foI fancy stocK T
ma chine picked at. l&G2Ac'; she1l'ns s'oeA'
lMRsc,
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=. v.f,,d,,r ,, rcris,creA i0o
~ q ntu,din. .. ceuron ......,..,... l0S
- 3, "'' az tnrr.S .... lo3
y. 20 no.,,o,, - = - ........ 1o4
-. I. ~ y. '.na,s,arnL 100
=. g. Az sa,,,,nn '....,,,.. I0j
- Snt ~ .oninsterod 49,
u. S. New g. coupon 1o &c
. sis, .rnpaon1 * ' ........ IL
H!nt tI . on.vD a. $50 -. ......... lUc
Atchlson adjustment s ss
nsianl.c. Aoa ,s ~ ~ !, t'''.,... iOl
Ba ltIrnorc and Ohio s,ss. y.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv 4s.,......... !, y
Central OF Georgia lst nct....t. .....''.. q 9.
Central OF Georgia, ID Inc. ;tofered........
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc................',s
.Chesareake and Ohio a5as..t-.:s " q;
Chicago and Alton sias fofeled) ........... &C. e.
CElcnso, r. and Quincy ne% IS ~
Chira go, r. a1s and Pacific r: " ts.:...'. ::
Chicago. +. !, and Fae' X T. coi, &c. :.
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RAILROADS.

r r & p E E!sss,H sK.bvra 4
Trains Leave chmond--Northv,ard.
1875 A. nt.--Daily-Byrd st. Through.
$40 A. M..-Daily--Main 81. Through. E
7:5 a. M..Week pnys-Elba. Ashland 40.
$40 A. M.-Daily.-Byrd st. Through local
stops. N "A sl
1906 noon-week Days-Dyrd st. Through. III IL
400 P. M.--weel Days-Byrd st. Frederlcks.
FL burg Accommodation Ry
6:o5 F. M.-Daliy. Main ST. Through.
$40 FL e M; = Days-Elba Ashland Ae-
$50 p M.e-Daily--Byrd st. Through. &
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING
e:+o 4. M.,Week Days-fslba- Ashland 40.
commodatlon. III & IL m III
$500 A. M.---week Days-Byrd St. Fredericks-
burg Accommodation. 5si
s:a5 A. NJ. --Dally--Byrd st. Through. VII
1850 4. N. Week Days-Byrd st. Thrcusts
81! T. M.--Dally-siain ST. Through.
SAB P. Week pays-Elba. Ashland AZ.
comInodation. f
az on1 ?; M--pailiy-Eyrd 81. Through. N. :,
1910 =. NJ. ,paliy-A1ain ST. Through
NOTE-Pullnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
al above trains, except trains arriving Ricn-4
mond 1850 A. 81 week days. and local accom- #
Time Of arrival, and departures and connec.
tons not guaranteed. "a. :. /.
". ?. DUKE. c. ". GULF. w. r; .TAyLoA
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EenEeera and general cargo r,,,,.u
Steamer Elm City. Haynes Mattaponi F''e'
landings 8. pa ssengers and general cargo.
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80, oo,,on market. influenced rs scarcity OF
s s ss'9 and III The improved condition in r
erpool vas much hrlner oaay 'n adya aGs
81 Il .iGs sales 500 bales including po 20 az
i've and 50 (, .. II: n':ddltng iis.t; ;, Inc
,,snT,r hui later prominent bull operator
onered ii.so for 1900 bales Of MAY Tn ,ers
we're no sales at these figures. the assrsss't ~
ac.ron OF the bull leaders had the enect %
aoidins prices up. the trading was light. -, To-
Closing Vas Arm within point nj q ne 1 IRE
9the lnst showing net gains OF Gals points JUL
having improved 5 points more than any o '
month. !, IL. Tune
-: - o1n,,.|"Nii2I: August. loN: September,
~ "a! ,Srtober 10 Al: December, lo.H.
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ouOTATIoNR
Richmond, va. April %, 1906.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock iards)

'
Report OF the live stock market for the week
en Best steers, ee sas,.c; fair to good;
common 3Aa3He;; hes. COWS, S 81 b mst
hcifers la4i.c;S medium to good. /, 81 ads&c. !;
head calves lasi:c. extra Ic best est. sh .s =;
fair sT5atc.; sows and stays. i1aIac. gss
Prospects good for all kinds OF Stock TOT h e"s
week. @Se
CHICAGO April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ! AZ,
go head Market ,oT15c. lower steers $hl1W
slo heiers e se% W s. ens
1000 head Market 5aloc, lower. Shipping ara az.
selected, &s,i7iad6 ,s5: mixed and, heavy, pacsd
Ing, s:.ieisTs az: light. 6.4og6.5o; pigs and
roughs, So 50I6.3o Sheep-Recelpts, es Wy neag:
Market 1)df!5c. higher, sheep. sf.-oao.'o'
lambs sA.50d7.a .
NEW YORK Apr! iot S.Is 7 7os g
COWS ca!yesReeesp,;s 5;s s,,a hs5d
common, sl.5oG6,.5 sneep, and Lan' h. e,
ceipts 10. o56 head. Clipped sheep ,ss'ooa ~:
rlinped lambs. SIS, 754635 unshorn 90, Nh~ =
Isl. Hogs--eRcepts, 1880 head. s'a'a 'ss
mainly. 500.
pIrrsBURG, PA, April ao.-CATr.I. ,l;s IL
ceip,s liberal: market steady cho,ee; sn ~ 'r
market lower Prime heavies; med ~ sns a 20
n'rs s.. 5oaiS Is: roughs $s.50Isoa ep.:l!y:
rlv fair; market lower Prime Wsthcrs., ~
30; cuils and common: 10; lambs
s.. scas.so veal calves, ssd6.So
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS lN#NEW YORK
"A 4 pyTh r c. Baketsh Brokers . 4 4 Y
SALES:

1900 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
3s,2oO American SHELTERS, com. ;.
1874, goo Amalgnnated Copper ~.
9W Amer. Car and Foundry.
r ;7c0 Amer. car and Founu pfd
1900 American Cotton Oil......
500 American Tobacco, pfd...
~ 100 American Can ~. ...s.....
100 American Can, pfd...,....
s,2r0 Amer. Locomotive, com.
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
$500 American Sugar .........,.
10000 a.. Land S. re. cotl,..."
8 100 Al. T. and s. re. pfd......
$500 Baltimore and Ohio......
$4,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Canadian Pncllic ..........
500 Chesapeake and Ohios....
5000 Chicago Great Western.
1920 Chicago. Mil and st. Paul
1910 Colorado F,iel and Iron.
anO Colorado South, conl...,.
900 Colorado South. 1st pfd..
Colorado South. 2d pfd !.
snO t'let.. Gin. Chi. and st. j.
g14.2o1 Consolidated Gas .........
400 Delaware and Hudson....
Del. Lack. and Western.
1900 Erie. com ........,........
r. 80 Erie, lst pfd................
2,2n1 Erie, I'd pfd........,........
l1.EO1 General Electric ..........
l4.70o Great Northern. pfd.."..
/, 1.hO Illinois Central ...........
400 Louisville and Nashville.
l.1o1 Ma nhnttan ............,.
f9 Metro. street Railway.
$500 Mexican Central ".......,
2,1tO Mo-, Kan. and Ten. com.
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..on 1or.ey orn,raI zen. ss.............. l2S 4
CIV pSo.isr acknowledgements 3
Edrthorn pacific Observation-Disclosures. r Il
Sostnviii r r. r.e .,a,, cot,. As l0O!s
Sorlok . ~ r,re raf,ndins 4 p;ii
tnas,.,,.amIa conv ea;a
:, M, :, r, nn.r,i A Observation-Disclosures. 100
e.eaIn ,,, rd Irnn Maintain con 5s... ll3h
g., Itou,s n mu Gov ESra nc!sco IT, 4s...... SAN
~. I-uu,s e,.,,,,n.,,rn ron 4s..,...... 1sA
e.. Lnu.s ~ ~ ~ 4. = sih
Southern Pacific As loffcrcdl ,....,......... va
Southern Pacific list rs certificates. .......'. 70
SoMthern ha ps,aG 1,ts ia
,;ss az e.. md Eastern s.,........ ooia
Ioieuo o. 9a,,s q; al" az Observation-Disclosures. lors
,,, pa.,an rnnv Observation-Disclosures. l4sfa
Ini' a. r.atns steei Cd 6s................. 99A
n IN. 49, 'S .................. il6
" aoasn ,a = :: a. Z. 49,:
~ n. hphsn IA as Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mestt VII ~ 10 Erie az m, ,,,.,.... ~
H1-,,.f, Tantrai ............. 9l1a
" 'ssodan ('oiiaterai Trust 4s............. y4,c
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK.. April so.--F1OUR-pull and
steady rye Flour-steady. Cornmea'-flFn'
Rys-pull Rareyneg9 l.. No red nominal.
s7,sc.; july. S iisc.; September. ss,;c,
oo G2pn-f'! NAY &c. and later months s. net
i,jrher Nav. HsAc: July. 53Sc.: Septemher'
istsc; December, 5.9sc, oats-steady; mixed
seeiSsady p pef hA pees Gsaoe per
pound Lard-steady: refined. quiet. pe 3, 81,
Steady. Tallow--steady. Ros'n--firm at $50
T4rPsn'snerdr, Molasses-s,eady Coffee
snat rio, tque,; mild, steady: Cordova; ~, ioi'
l5s.c Fnlnres unchansra 10 ~ .lsc cen.
,rfuEal, ,.l6c.: molasses sugar .-ie, =
fined, k,eadv IN -heo..
e,,ameT t 'srgs ana Gas s,si
arrss cno,.d and white saliNc.: skins. Len
s sne s-Pare,y steady; receipts 20; 20 s.,
cases, Pennsyvan'a and a.. Ssa'e; issc: south.
Pean MT fancy hanhp'cked taSH o'
other domestic Paws FTssn sra 40 by steam
r ,sd sss5: Florida, ssa5oo southern see
ond CROP, slSeaaoo; NAN Az ana w ". se.eoS
PIX s,. VI Euronean, ssd2.lo: sweets. Jersey PEI
barrel N.sods2a Cabbag es-Firm;. E EneH, e
red. per crate. s5oa2.oo; do. white sl'ooal''
t'nt,onsced oI-Firm. and higher on lsht G az
ferlngs and scarcity OF supplies Prime cIuur
f. o. b. mills. Soi3c,, prime suiTi n, sws,low
asc,; prime white i2e' PRIME "'h'e' '''o"
CHICAGO April so.-Wet weather stts., In II, n
local market to-day and caused general weak "a
ness. The elise on wheat Tor, July delivery va
off 4:dSc, Corn was nncha ,ns,n ana T mar
The iendin futures ranged as follows.
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RIchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars env- corner Of Seventh ~ ap ia, b bour
rom A. NJ 70 10 p. NJ. Last car y midnishe
Limited Coz: b% NJ daiy, oo snee 81 sveancrs
81 rast everv honr from 6:3s A, N. TO le:A I.
X last car 1lt4o P NJ, Limited car - - -
M ri aa car. from Petersburg connecting R'cn'
mond cars. a& Hta -
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. Aprt! sN.aS IS aI,' AZ
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. va. April 3D. 1905,
SALES SINCE BOARD.
Virginia ec:n,uries-3c"1 at e47s; $3.50 al 70;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16
BURTON in THE RACE

]. B. Burton enters the race to-
day for alderman in the first ward.
He is to well known to require any
introduction to the people of Chick
asha. For a number of years he
has been one of our substantial
business men and has had exper-
ience in the Office, he seeks. He
made a good record during his
term, was always OH hand at coun-
Gil meetings, and devoted much Of
his time to faithfully looking after
the affairs Of the city. He is level
headed, conservative, and has the
welfare Of the city at heart. He
has demonstrated his abilities and
shosld he be elected again, he will
without question fill the Office to
the satisfaction Of the people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

ma statehood bill. Your constit-
uents are in favor of same. Vote
your convictions; never mind Can
non and the party lash"
Klepper Of Missouri, after Pc
rusing a batch Of kilograms from
his district, gave utterance to this
gloomy observation; well be
damned if we don't and damned if
we do. We're up against it,"
The insurgents today were claim
ing both Klepper and Bowersock.
Neither would commit himself as
to how he would vote, but both adj
mitted that they wanted Oklaho-
ma and Indian Territory to have
statehood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

Can send nae who do stenographc
work and keep books Must competent afraid Of
No young person such described
job if he wants There great this kind Of
help shown by the fact that every graduate of shorthand
bookkeeping from this school las good position The atend
ance larger than before Special attention given
teaching Of Arithmetic Penmanshp Practical Grammar SPELL
ing Commercial Law Rapid Calculation and Typewrng Call
phone for particulars
Judged BY the proficiency OF
its graduates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

Good 8 room honse and q choice
lots on 9 and III. $3.50 if sold at
once.
Good S room house, barn, storm
case, fruit trees and etc and II
block in Southwest part of city
$1,000.
II block, room house, fruit
trees, barn and etc, good location
$2Ioo.
10 acres Il mile from water
station, also 70 acers II mile from
water station price and terms to
suit.
Lot rs by I6s #. 20 bearing
fruit trees and IL nice shade trees
$3.50.
Lot $50 by $50, 6 room house,
shade fruit trees, well. cave & etc.
$4,000.
If you have property to lease,
sell or rent see us at once, we can
find you customers and treat you
right. Rent collected and taxes
paid for nonresident owners. We
can furnish reliable information on
land titles.
57-64 Burns, Richardson & Ingle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16
SOME ADERMANIc TIMBER
Few Avowed Candidates but
Many Possibilities in the Field

Candidates for alderman on the
democratic ticket have been as
scarce as the proverbial hens
teeth till the present time. The
Offices appear to be seeking the
men, as they should. However,
number of gentlemen are being
mentioned, some are in grooming
and there will likely be plenty Of
names OH the ticket.
In the first ward, J. B. Burton is
an announced candidate aud the
name Of J r. Askew has been put
forth By some Of his friends. LIS
Sanders has been mentioned but he
signi6ed his intention today Of keep
ing out Of the race.
In The second ward, where there
are two TO elect, Clay Donavan
Mr. Temple, and > J. Craddock
have been talked Of. Mr. Doua-
van is the present incumbent. MI.
Temple appears to be the favorite
of the north section Of the ward and
Mr.. Craddock is urged by num-
Der Of citizens who think he is good
timber.
The third ward presents Dennis
O'Brien, brought out by his friends
and o. Coffman, it is said, has ex-
pressed a disposition TO stand for
the honor.
In the dark, dark fourth there is
little disposition on the part Of any
one TO seek the, Office or have it
thrust upon him. Capt. G. G.
Buchanan is prominently mention
ed and a number of the influential
citizens At the town will urge Jack
Claycomb to consent to be 4 candi-
date for the honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

John Williams and Jim Stark,
both colored gentlemen who had
embarked in the coal business, Sc
curing their stock from the Rock
Island without the company's con-
sent, were fined S25 and costs each
and given IS days in jail by Judge
Grigsby this morning. They were
charged with appropriating coal by
the wagon load.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16
TRADES COUNCIL SPEAKS
Gives Bird a Good Word and Says
Fight On.
Hon. B. S. Mcclure.

Hon. B. S. Mcclure,
Washington, D. G.
We, the Trades and Labor
Assembly Of Chickasha, represent
ing 900 laboring men of this city
commend your earnest efforts in
behalf Of statehood for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, and reques
that you continue said efforts, tt
have the house concur in senate
amendments now pending, that we
may have immediate statehood, and
that you use this evidence of our
deep interest in this matter in the
seemed best by you,
JNo. w, DUFF
Pres
FRANK JAMES
Secy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

uncanny, cold, damp and musty,
air and dim cathedral light.
Three Centuries ago, before the
decaying effects Of time on the oil
in the paint, had wrought their
ruin, and in proper light, these
raintingf were doubtless splendid
works Of art, illustrating the
abnormal solemnity, and tragic
ideals, Of the era Of religious war
and and despotism.
A. S. GILKEy.
(To be Continued)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-16

Washington, Mar. I5.-By the
vote of I26 to IS, the republican
caucus of the house voted to stand
by the house statehood bill.