The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-15

tendent OF schools In Indian Territory.
or this amount s2S.OOO will be used
In redeeming all outstanding school
warrants. This will include warrants
issued by the tribal government for
the support Of its schools for the last
six months
Lawtcn. Okla.-All The Indians Of
the Comancho tribe are down In the
big pasture this week Witnessing the
removal OF the wire fences preparito.
~ to the opening. The Indian police
from the sub-agenclos at Fort Sill ana
west Cache went down yesterday
with their camping outfits and we're
followed today by Subageut Silcot
and tho other Indians The tearing
down and dividing Of the fences will
require several days.
Darlington, okla.-John Charles. a
supervisor Of the Indian department
from Washington, who has been at
the Darlington agency all this week,
making Investigation with Wow to
consolidating the Cheyenne Indian
school at Caddo Springs with the Ar
apahoe Indian school at Darlington,
under one management. II the plan
IS carried out Il will necositate the
erection OF additional buildings at Dar
llngton.
Tulsa, I. T.-Injunctlon proceedings
have been instituted against the city
to prohibit the collection OF taxes in
the Lindsey addition. The suit is like.
" 10 involve some peculiar compiled.
tIons. Children in school from this al.
dition may be barred from school priv
heges, or else be received as non.
resident pupils. and sewer coneetions
may be denied residents OF this &c
dltlon. The outcome 10 awaited with
much Interest, as Il may have a do.
cided bearing In other uuofers.
Tulsa, I. T.-Residents Of Tulsa
who hail from Indiana will organize
Hoosler club tonight Tulsa mum.
bers several hundred lndlanlans
among her population, who are among
the most progressive and prosperous
citizens In the city. other state clubs
viii likely be formed.
MuskogCe, I. Twenty employees
OF the Dawes commission who were
| furloughed seven weeks ago will be
put 20 work again In a few days. These
employees were in the division making
patents and were let out until Il
should be decided who shall deliver
them. Work will be resumed getting
the patents ready TO deliver 70 the
Choctaw, Chickasa and Cherokee NJ.
tions.
Jonos City, okla-Lewis c. Housn.
60 years old. and Oklahoma pioneer,
was found dead in his bed yesterday
morning at his homo near here, "a a
result of injuries received so1criI
weeks ago when he was struck by
an automobile at Oklahoma City. 10
had bcen confined 90 his bed ever
since.
Durant. l. T.-Clydo Docko-, ten
years old, while chasingv after n
base ball at Pirtle. foil rndor a NOV
ing train aud had his feot cut on,
Ho will survive.
Articles OF Incorporation nave Ten
fled in Muskogce by the MItr1l BIlt
ing and Loan Association. The capita,
stock Of the corporation h Si,O00,00o
and only $1,000 has bs,I subscribed
Tho inoorporators ara V. r. Cr1sh L
J. franklin. q. W. rnt W. +. Mof
fatt. J. 4. Baker. D. Ii. Middleton and
n. A Gibson
The Rock Island railrGeI company
sold S9.404 worth of tickets ut Shaw
nee In March.
A watonga bank gave par and bo
nus Of about 50 500 for Blaine county.
bond issue OF 10000 for new jail
The young woman who has been tel
cphone operator at Altus has resign
ed with the universal regret OF the
community.
There is no end OF trouble for Ok
lahomaus. Now that John Embry anC
Cash" Cade are out OF tho brial
patch, vosuylus has begun spoutinl
fire and lava.
The election at Tulsa was "hos'
and hoss," or "hoss and mule" ac
cordIng to the precision desired. F51I
Republicans and four Democrats wer'
elected to the couhcil and three Re
puhlicans and four Democrats 70 9th
or Offices,
Oilices.
John Bmbry has beaten the reccE'
by being twice appointed Unite
States district attorney within
| month no tho nrosldent of tho Ifnitgi