The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-27
TERRITORIAL eREvITIEs.

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Tulsa, J. THE Tulsa Red Ford
brick plant and Tulsa vitrihed brick
plant consolidated yesterday with z.
B. Howard president and general man.
ager Of the merger. The consolidated
plants have a daily output Of $4,000
bricks. which will be Increased one
third az once.
wynnewood. l. T.-The fourth annu.
al commencement Of 1ndianola College
takes place in this city May 26-30.
They have four graduates and the ex.
ercises promise to be interesting.
Wynnewood. l. T.-Rev. +. J. stowe.
pastor Of the Cumberland Presbyteri.
an church Of this city. has been elect.
cd president Of the lndianoia College
for the term Of l906O7. MIR. stowe
was formerly dean Of oratory In the
Lebanon University.
Tom Tuck. cashier of the Citizens
National bank Of Antlers, has resign
ed his position. lie Is succeeded by
u. s. spratt Of Sherman. Texas.
Pauls Valley News says: City Tax
Assessor Abernethy has completed
the assessment for 1906. and finds the
valuation sGi9.12S. For 1905 It was
577,25Sl5. which shows gain Of
s41 .SG9S5.
4 territorial charter has been is
sued 10 the Bliss oil and Gas Com
pany. which is preparing to drill for
oil and gas on the new townsite Of
Bliss. short distance from the old
station Of that name on the Santa Fe
railroad. The lots in the new town
will be awarded to purchasers some
time this month.
The town Of Boynton has called n
special election TO be held June 12 TO
vote on the issue OF $4,000 in bonds
to be used for building a school house.
There are 500 people in Boynton. Po.
teau has also asked permission 70 vote
a bond issue OF $4,000 for school
buildings. and Bokchito will vote on
a proposition to issue $4,000 for the
same purpose.
Several months age there was pub
lished a bool, entitled. Notable Men
of the Indian Territory at the Begin
ming Of the Twentieth Century" con
sisting almost exclusively q portraits
Of men OF the territory who wanted
10 be so classified and were willing
10 pay $40 for the privilege o the
classification. and short Geographic
nj sketch. New some Of these "nota
bles" refuse to pay on the grounds
that they did not get their 7 oney's
worth and on other pretexts. Three
citizens o. Fort Gibson have been sued
by the publisher.
when Judge Burford empaneled the
petit Jury at Chandler last wSok, he
cautioned them particularly against
accepting favors, including treats OF
all kinds.
Gun to.crs" are having a hard road
to travel in all parts Of Oklahoma
Three Payne county boys were arrest
cd and fined last week for distu hing q
public meeting bv attempting 20 starr
rough house" They were fined s5C
20 SIS and sentenced 10 from sixty
days TO four months in jail. and stil
have To answer to the charge of car
rying concealed weapons into public
assemblare. II Is 10 be hoped that tha
Payne county system will be general
ly adopted
Muskoree. I. T-Bill Barker,
Young man living about six miles cas-
OF this city, was shot ana fatally
wounded ~ another Young man a
they were going home from Muskoee
yesterday. His assailant Jumped on
OF the wagon and succeeded In MAX
ing his escape on foot.
Guthrie. Okla.-The town council q
Ringwcod, where city cyclone celia
was constructed. has appointed an OF
ficial crier who must arouse tre pee
pie I'm case Of an approaching wind
storm and summon all to the cellar
Oklahoma City. Okla.-Ground wa
purchased today for the location OF a
independent oil refinery 10 cost S75
oOO. oklahoma and Kentucky capita
lists are interested.
Iawton, Ok-The postcaice at Be-
sic was broken into last night and III
> place looted Seyenty.two dollars
stamps and currency was taken. \
c.ew as to the robbers has been foun,
We had 20 work nights last week
II get our work out, but now have exit
help and can get your laundry bac
more promptly this week.
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