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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES

Section d Permanent sdcwalks are
hereby ordered constructed upon ,ho fol-
lowing streets and avenues of che Sity of
Guthrie. to-wit.
Both sides of Cleveland Avenue from
Firth street TO seventh street.
Both sides OF Firth street from Okla-
lahoma Avenue 20 Cleveland Avcaue
Both sides Of Seventh street from
Cleveland Avenue 20 Nob's Avenue.
Both sides Of sixth strt,t from Cicvc-
land Avenue to Noble Avenue.
AN of said sidewalks 90 he five and
one-third % 1-0 feet On width b, yifi-
niue one foot from the property line.
Section 2. sidewalks provided for in
this Ordinance shall he constructed in
accordance with the prov sions Of chap
ter rs. Revised Ordinances of The City of
Guthrie.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall take
eject and be in force fr m and after rs
passage. approval and publication.
Passed ON the 10Th day OF sept 1906.
Approved ON the 18th day OF Sent 1906
JOHN w. DUKE.
Mayor
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NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 10Th CON-
sTtTUTioNAL DISTRICT.

Notice Is hereby given that at regu-
lar meeting OF the Democ-atic Central
commitiPe Of the 26th constitutional
District Of oklahoma. holi on Septem-
Der s. 1906. a majority OF the voting pre-
cincts in sald district being represented
by regularly chosen committeeman. IL
was decided by unanimous vote Of said
committee to nominate by primary
election. in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Article Of Chapter H. sos-
sion laws Of Oklahoma for 1905. the
candidates Of the Democratic patty 70.
the office Of Delegate to the Constim-
tional convention to be elected at a
special election to be held in district 20,
Logan county oklahoma and Il was
further decided that said primary cleo
tion should be held in each Of the legal
voting precincts OF said dist-ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906. The polls will be kept open in each
Of said precincts from j. m. until 6
p. m. OF said day.
The candidate to be nominated az said
election shall be for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention.
The returns OF such election saall be
| transmitted by the electo boards m the
|
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee. to the chairman aad sec-e-
/ tary OF the District Central committee at
the City Hall in Guthrie not later than
/ Friday, October T. at O'Clock p. M.
and the District Central committe shall
meet on October - az p m and pro-
coed to canvass such retnrns IN ac-
cordauee with the provisions OF Article
OF Chapter II, session laws 1905. Said
election shall be held n accordance with
said statute; provided tha' the District
Central committee shall have authority
20 adopt such additional regulations. not
inconsistent with said laws. as may
seem de-irable for the government Of
said election and the direction OF those
participating In IT,
The chairman OF this 2Gth District
Central committee is authorized TO des-
ignate on behalf Of the committee the
polling places I'm each OF the several
voting precincts.
The judges and clerks of election and
the polling places are hereby named
and designated as follows
Bear Creek: polling plao-. Irvii schoo
house; Miles Allen judge Jotl Mulhall
clerk.
Guthrie: West city hau L. +. shinu
Judge; Frank Fhurston. clerk.
North Fourth Ward: Chadwick store
i. r. Todd. Judge; John Cones, clerk
Iron Mounds StoclSdale school house
VIM Kellogg Judge James Gilmore cle-i
Seward; @. a. r. hall; r. $. Smith
Judge; Albert Ploeger. clerS.
Guthrie townships Pumping station j
b. B~ent Judge. John BaclSus. clerk.
Spring Creek school house District %
n. seyier judge; Jerome Kavanough
clerk.
s7rfago-: u. f. Miller; Voney Hig
genbotham. Judge; II +. Miller. clerk.
spHngyale polling place. Evansville
George Greenway. Judge samuel Givens
clerk
iowa: Birert school house; Jane
Archie. Judge; Robert Litste-. clerk.
Cedar. District school No. IL. J. 5
Hedgecock. Judge u. p. Daton. clerk.
ROBERT l.. HANCOCK chahman
JOHN McBRINE. Secretary.
or 26th District Cclt-al Committee
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LEGAL NOTICES

The members 81 the election boards
ase hereby appointed as follows subject
20 necessary changes in accordance with
the provision of the statutes;
Firs, wa7d. J. 70. Burke. judges Felix
Adler clerk.
East second ward Ichn Overbay.
Judge. Walter WEIGH clerk
Third ward w b. Herod, iudgei NJ.
f. Tnpp clerk.
South Fourth Ward WIN. Ernest
judge Mike White. clerk
Fifth Ward; John calvert. Judge,
Frank Laux. clerk
The following polling places arc hereby
designated:
FIRST ward. tiutsers store, corner Ma
pie and oklahoma avenue
East Second Ward. Packers store cor
ner Broad and oklahoma avenue.
Third ward Brooks Bupostilg rooms.
corner Harrison and Vino street
South Fourth Ward: corner oklahoma
and 5th.
Fifth Ward Corner Noble ana 1fth.
FELIX ADLER. Chairman.
II. G. OLDS. Secretary.
OF 21tn District Central Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
lFirst published in Guthrie Daily Leader
September a. 1900
Call for Warrants

onice Of County Treasurer OF Logan
County. Guthrie. o. T., September IS.
1906
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds IN possession OF the County Treas
urer sufficient to pay the following wars
rants:
Salary Fund.
An warrants up 10 an. including No.
10, issued August s. 1906
Court Fund.
All warmnts. except No. 81 issued
September A. 1905.
supply Fund.
All warrants I'd TO ana including No
81 except No. IS Issued July q, 1905.
Sinking Fund.
All warrants.
Contingent Fund.
An warrants Up to and including No
70 issued August 8, 1895.
Road and Bridge Fund
All warrants Up 10 and including No
2s except No. IS issued September ]
1908.
Poor and insane Fund.
All warrants.
separate School Fund.
All warrants up to and including No
7s6 issued August 4. 1905.
am advised By the County AtiorneI
10 refuse payment on the warrant
which are excepted in the above can VIZ
No. 81. on the court fund: No. rs, on ~
supply fund. and No. As IN the Road an
Bridge nand
Interest ceases so days from date.
CHARLES sEELY.
Comfy TREASURER
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70 Lsadsr subserIbsrs.

The Leader counting room Is kept
open until 1880 on Saturday nights.
This Is for the convenienee Of city sub
scribers who do not see the collectors
during the week While up town
lA'udiy drop in ana see the eircuiator.
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NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 2sTH CON-
sTITUTloNAL DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that al a regu-
lar meeting OF the Democratic Central
COMMITTEES Of the cath Constitutional
District Of Oklahoma. held or septem-
Der s. 1906 a majority Of the voting pre-
cincts In said dist';ci being replrsanied
by regularly chosen committecmel, Il
was decided b. unanimous vote Of said
COMMITTEES 10 nominate hy Drirsa-y
election. ID accordance with the pro
VISIONS d Article of Chapter ~. sea-
sisn laws u Oklahoma Tor 1so5. ths
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CFirst published in Guthrie Daily Leader
Sept 10 190Gi
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
4 ERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, LOGAN
COUNTY. IS:
Notice is hereby given tina. F. J..
Bowline & Co.. has this day filed in the
office Of the County clerk in and for
said County, their petiticn. arsiag that
a license be granted them to sell gt re-
tail. malt spirituous ana vinous liquors
on lot 40. block So Thiri Ward, city Of
Guthrie. in said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed tefore SeptNnber
80, 1906, their petition win be granted
and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
Countr hereto affixed this 18th day of
September. 1906. NJ L. TRAPP,
(sEAI.) County Clerk.
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Section g. This ordlua7ce shall take
enect and be- in force frcm and after its
passage approval and puhIication'
Passed this i0th day Of sepiemhtf p.
1906
Approved this 18Th dsy Of September
1906
tsealJ JOHN ". DUKE.
Attest. Mayor.
r. sEIXAs.
city clerk
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'FIrst published iu Guthrie Daily Leader
September l5 5000
ORDINANCE NO. st3.

OFirst published in Guthrie Daily Leader
September 10 sqoC)
ORDINANCE NO. st3
An ordinance fixing the Distance of ihc
curb line from tine property line ON
EAST Cleveland avenue aud on South
First street 90 the chs ~ Guthrie.
Oklahoma.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COUNClLMEN or THE CITY
or GUTHRIE. OKI ApOMA;
Section l. THAT The outside curb OF
the curb lines on Cleveland avenue from
Broad street 10 Drexel boulew-d yhoN
be e5 feet from the property Zine and
parallel with the sane.
Section g That the outside curb OF
,he curb lines Of South ID ~ street from
Hars ~n avenue 20 villa avenue shall
be q eot from the D-llcrty line and
parahd with the same
Section g. An ordinances and parts Of
c-dinances in conflict herewith are here
hy repealed.
section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be "a force rlm and after Ia
passage. approval and puFlicatioa.
Passed THE 10Th Day of September. isol
Approved this Isth day Of September
1906
JOHN W. DUKE
Mayo.
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Out Of ten "ilttla stores" IN you- part
Of the city, about two win expand and
grow into big stores In ume--and II will
be the two which are advertising now,
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First published I'm Guthrie Daily Leader
Septemhes II. 1860
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY. IS:
Notice is hereby given that NJ. S. Folan
has this day filed in th office OF ths
County Clerk iu and for said County his
petition. asking that license be grant
cd him 90 son at retail Ualt, soirituous
ana viuous liquors on lots SO J ana o,
block No 50 Thifd Warl Guth-ie Prop
e- in said County and Trritorv.
II no protest be filed before September
%. 1906. bis petition will 60 granted ana
1 license issued.
Witness my hand and 'he seal of said
County hereto aniNcd thl- loth day Of
September 1906
! (sEAI)
NJ + TRAPP County Clerk
! By CARL J.. RICE puA't-.
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Attest:
f. sEiNAs, city CLERK.
(First published in Guthris Daily Leader
September Is. 1909
ORDINANCE NO. sff.

An Ordinance establishing the gtade OF
Cleveland avenue from the west line of
Flrth street to the west l'nc OF Seventh
St~eet and from the west line OF Tenth
street to the east lioa OF Sixteenth
street IN the city OF Guthrie. Okla
hOmH
BE 1T ORDAINED by THE MAYOR
AND COUNCGLArEN OF THE CITY
OF GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA
section J. That the srace line OF the
center line of Cleveland avenue, and
the sidewalks upon the north and south
sides thereof be aud the came are hereby
established as Follows. 20 wit:
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tFirst published 10 Guthrie Daily Leader
September rs. 1900
ORDINANCE NO. ei2.
An Ordnance requiring t.e construction
or permanent sidewalks on certain
streets and avenues II % city Of
Guthrie Oklahoma
BE 1T ORDAINED By TlF -sAfolt
AND cOUScMNEN OF THE CITY
or GUTHRIE. ORLAHcaiA;
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Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be IN force from and after ITS
passage. approval ana pu, lication
Passed this 10th day Of september
1906.
Approved this 18th dav Of September
1906.
JOHN w. DUKE.
Attest: Mayor.
f. sEIXAs. city Clerk
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

minimum price. Say, a planter raises
ten bales Of cotton, he Is offered &
cents per pound, he takes SIS wogtA
of stock per bale, or $50 in this ocn~
Germ; the market advances in con.
sequence, one cent per pound He has
made back on his ten bales Of cotton
the entire amount invested, besides
still owning his stock in the company
1t is a very simple plan; very easy
of execution, If the planters, Mess
chants and bankers vii. just take
sufficient stock to realize the amount
asked for. AS it is, we stand to lose
$40 on the bale any year on any size
crop we grow. Therefore, it stands
to reason that if we take enc cent q
pound on the cotton grown in the
South, concentrate it in the hands OF
practical business men to buy and
retire cotton in the market to be held
by them for the minimum price fixed
by us, this will guarantee a remuners
ative price this year. We spend no
money in protecting our cotton, while
the buying world spends millions of
dollars and make millions OF dollars
robbing us Of our profits
Mr. Witherspoon of Meridian, Miss,
is looking after the charter; J. P. al.
lison of Concord, N. c.. j. c. Hickey
of Henderson, Tex, F. L. Maxwell OF
Mound, La, Mr.. S. A. Witherspoon os
Meridian, Miss, and myself are aes
pointed committee to draft and ,pre~
sent the detailed plan to the public
ct large. This in our opinion, if props
erly appreciated by the people OF the
South, will solve the problem OF IKE
ing and maintaining a price.
Let no man think that we are az
all discouraged. We have just be-.
gun to fight .;n.~,~-t} y
l~.t. E. D. SMITH
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MOTHER sACRIFICED LIFE
She Made Heroic Effort to Save the
Lives of Her Little Children,

Jersey City, N. J., Sept. 15.-Mrs,
Mary Patterson, aged 35 years. ID
dying and her two children are dead
following the fire which partially de,
stroyed her home ON York street
early this morning. The mother,
hoping to save the lives of her chill.
dren, Frank, five years old, and the
baby, seven months old, took them Ia
her arms and crawled under the bed,
The fremen were attracted by the
mothers groans and discovered them,
The boy was so badly burned that he
died as he was being carried dowA
the ladder. The baby died as it waa
laid beside its mother in The amhu.
lance on the way to the hospital. ThS
mother is so badly burned that she
cannot live. The husband and fars
ther was away at the time:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
COTTON PRcE CONTEST.

Columbia, Sept. IA Iange num-
ber of executive committeeman and
OHcers of the SCOTIA Carolina branch
of the Southern Cotton association
raes here yesterday to discuss
the present situation and arrange for
action that would head the staple up
to the price agreed cpen at the Saeet-
ing at Hot Springs, Ark It was de-
cided at the outset that the price ~as
low enough, and every efer viii be
made to interest the farmers IN fne
proposition which Is to their interest
to uphold. 1.-The people, said Mr..
Smith, might as well make mp their
minds that cotton viii not be sold for
less than ten cents, and the quicker
they realize this the better for all
concerned. AS matter OF fact the
Southern planter is tired Of furnish
ing all Of the product and none OF
the crice, and if they will but stand
together will pledge them to end
present conditions by the first of the
year"
1t was generally agreed at the
meeting that the South Carolina crop
will be about 40 per cent. less than
last year, when the yield was about
1.136.0Oo bales When the plan for
the formation Of an incorporated
company to buy all cotton offered
at less than the agreed price. was
BROUGHT up there was considerable
enthusiasm and a committee was ap-
pointed to draw up the plans and
submit them to the people. The gen
eraI executive committee of the South
is now at work on similar plans and
the full details will be published
soon. The special committee ap-
pointed yesterday will meet this
afternoon
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
HAS WITHDRAWN HIS RESTGNAe
TTON.
Col. Courtenay Remains Member OF
Commission.

Some time ago Col. VIM. A: CouEta
enay, being in very bad health, ten-
dered his resignation as member Of
the State Historical Commission, but
Governor Hayward, realizing the
value of his services to the comnaiss
sion, declined to accept it.
Recently Col Courtenay's health
has greatly improved, as Governor
Hayward hoped, and today he called
upon the governor and announced
his willingness to withdraw his 9ess
ienation and continue his service ups
on the mmission.-Columbia Rec=
ord
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
FATAL PLEASURE TRIP.
Excursion Party on Naptha Lamch
Run Down BY Schooner.

New York. Sept. 15.-As a result
of collision between naptha
launch and a schooner in lower New
York bay last night, four of the eight
occupants Of the launch were drown
ed. The remaining four, three men
and one woman, We're picked up by q
steamer after clinging to the ever
turned craft all night and were IN
such an exhausted condition that
neither their names nor the names OF
the drowned could be obtained. The
rescued were taken to staten Is
land and placed in the hospital The
woman my not recover.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
PRAISE FOR THE VICTOR.
Letter OF Coagraasasaeioa From the
Governor to she GenGesnan Chosen
to Succeed Eim-

When Governor Heyward arrived
in the city wednesday,, he was very
much fatigaed from his trip to Wir-
ginia and to Atlantic City, but the
first thing he did yesserday meSning
upon going to his oAce was to send
the following letter TO Mr.. Martin F.
Ansel, the Democratic nominee sor
governor:
'tHon- M. +. AnseG,
Greeazirle, S C.
Dear Mr. Ansel: 7 got hack to my
Office yesterday morning, after a
brief sumner vacation with Hy fam
lily. There was much TO occEpy my
time but took the first s.vailable op-
portunity to send you a telegram
congraaulating ysu upon your very
aattersng vote which gives yBu the
nomination for governor Of South
Carolina
.This vBtery Sas won over a wor-
thy competitor and I wish now to
emphasize my cengratulations upon
tn homer which rs yours and aslso up
on the manner of its bestoWal by
the Democrats Of ,South Carolina. l
am sure that in tine administration of
the duties of your high Office you will
fully merit the confidence ana trust
which your hienss have repesed in
YOU, and I@agaim with to express to
you my good wisnes for you in the
discharge of these responsible duties
Your campaign syas conducted up
on the plane which is always OBJ
served among gentlemen, and the
people Of South Carolina, accepting
the vii, Of fhe majority always, will,
I am sure do SO most cf1eerfully with
you. I am equally sure that all Of
our citizens VIII unite in holding up
your hands ia all that you may do for
the material advancement Of our
State and for ahe continued uplifting
of her highest 1reerests-
again tenaering :yesl my cordial
congratulations. believe me,
Faithfully yours,
I'D. c. Meyward,
~'GoNernor. -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 14.-Chas Gels
mar. aged 80, of Macon, Ca, sup
nosed to be crazy from drink, this
morning shot Mrs. E. 3. 1vey in the
hand at her home where he had cali
ed He then sent four bullets into
his own body, dying instantly Gels
mar leaves a wife and tree chHsren
in Macon. sas..s.&.-aa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

The Board of Trade at Kingstree is
using every means to get the new rail-
road from Bethlehem. in Florence
county. to Lanes. to come through
their town. This Will make the road
only seven miles longer, and Kings
tree is certain that their business will
justify the increased cost.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
Prof. John Michef.. Of the Divia!os

Prof. John Michefs, Of the Divie!on
Of Animal Husbandry and Dairying,
Clemson College, Is trying to crgans
ize a movement to establish a creams
cry for the State He needs the CO.
operation of the farmers and must
have guaranteed certain amours cs
milk. This woald be great thing
for the farmers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

Capt. NJ. Kennedy died Saturday
noon at his home in Anderson. He
was in his seventy-third gear.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

The Farmers an6-s1erchants Bank
opened in Aiken on Saturday. Mr. j.
P. McNair is president, and already
the new restitution has the backing
Of enough business men to be assured
Of success.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19

mode.
The executive committee decided
in view of the fact that in cur present
status we were not much more than
an advisory board and had no power
to enforce our demands, unless there
should be a strict observance Of our
advice, to organize a corporation for
the purpose Of buying, selling and
warehousing cotton and to raise, if
possible, at least s60,000,000 for the
purpose Of buying and retiring from
the market the weak cotton which
each year during September, October
and November is forced on the mar
ket to the injury of all those who can
hold and who would be willing 10
hold under other circumstances. Inc
shares are to be IS each. If every cot
ton grower in the South would put
into this syndicate 50 u bale on the
cotton grown. it would give the cap
ital of approximately s6o.ooo,ooo.
This money could be distributed in
aoch state according to the number
of bales raised in that State and be
used for the purpose of purchasing
and retiring cotton offered below the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-20
GOOD ROADS,
Levy Court Receives Communication
From Engineer Price.

Levy Court Receives a Communication
From Engineer Price.
At the meeting Of the Levy Court
this motning the following communi-
cation was received from Highway
Commissioner Francis A. Price;
Gentlemen: l desire 10 call your atten-
tion 10 the fact that the time Is drawing
near Wien we snould prepare our plans for
the roads that are TO be built during the
coming year. / would recommend that II
it is legal to do 30, the contracts be let
with the understanding that the hrst pay
ment by the county will not be maue until
such time az It has available funds iron.
the appropriation for the next fiscal year,
which / am informed will probably be
about the middle of July. We will get
better results from road building II the
contracts are let early in order that tho
roads shall be finished at least month
bsiore there Is any FROST
Yours respectfully, Francis A. Frlce'
Accompanying the communication
was a map OF New Castle county show
! inc the location OF the roads that have
been built by the county under the
| State aid Law and also of the toll roads.
On motion of Mr.. Salmon the 90 m
munication was received anc nled sra
referred to the court as committee
Of the whole.
The first road TO be built this year
will. in all probability, be about two
miles OF the Faulk road, in Brandy
wine hundred, which comes into the
/ Cononrd turnpike at Blue Ball.
| Noe road is SAID to be In bad condi-
ton. When constructed IL wall be
started about half a mile from the
Another road which is being talked
Of is a gravel road from Mt. Pleasant
to the Buck, a distance of two miles.
Commissionsr SalmoS Of that district
thinks that a gravel road would an
swer tie purpose there, and it Will
also be much cheapef than the ma
cadam ROAD.
It is not likely that any other roads
will be built this year.
The States appropriation Of slO,O0O
il now available, but to secure this the
county has to spend like amount on
good roads.