The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-04
TERRITORY BREVITIES


twice as many voters in Beaver coun
~ as there were two years ago. ard
Ave times as many as four years ago.
A hailstorm Is reported by farmers
near Hennessey that damaged tho
crops considerably.
Mrs Eugene Seymour. formerly Ct
shawnee, was killed in the Sau Fran
cisco earthquake The family had on
ly lived there three weeks previous
TO the disaster.
The Democrat. new paper Just
started at Maud. OKLA, has reached
our desk. and We cheerfully exchange,
wishing the brethren success in their
ambition Of booming their home town
4 Kingnsher man who retires from
business adver;ises the sale OF HIS
personal effects as follows will sell
at pubic auction next Saturday my
furniture. milk COW and small pig"
The Chlckasha Express announces
that there Is sooon 70 he something
doing in that city on the paving prop
ostion. and expects work will begin
In the near future
The people of Temple are reioic'
ing bacause their application for pay
mcnt to them OF the school fund has
been approved by the department anil
they will soon get a thousand dollars
10 expcnd for school purppscs
The Lamont Dispatch refuses to
print anAications for saloon license.
hut prints the names NJ those ON the
remonstrances against the issuance or
the license.
The territorial auditor VIII proceed
against telephone companies who have
been delinquent in the payment e.
their taxes since February. and tho
penalty Is $500 day. II he wins, It
will be a Jolt on the hello business. -
The people Of Shawnee rro making
arrangements for a grand reception
and entertainment uf the Okahomg
and Indian Territory Press associa.
tion, which meetg there May rs a0d
10.
The Oklahoma Agriculturist is n
new paper published at III Reno by
J. W. and 4. W. Matrr II Is a vel
edited and printed journal that wi
doubtless meet with favor among the
farmers.
Duiant citizens will hold a mass
this week, the purpose OF
which is the organization OF Twenty
Five Thousand C1uo.,
l. l.. DcNova. an Usage Indian, had
"A hog on the Kansas City market last
wecl, that brought him s4I.10 at si.9O
per hundred. The hog was but a little
over two years old and DeNoya feels
proud OF his ability TO produce 800
pound porker IN that time.
The city council OF Carmen has pur-
chased 5000 trees for the park and
5000 trees TO be set out on the
fLltCiS OF the lONu'
Morgan Carroway OF Muskogee has
started a movement TO organize the
Republican clubs OF Indian Territory
into territory league for the purpose
OF sending delegates To the golden
Jubilee OF the National Republican
League. which conycnes at Phlladel'
phia. June II.
4 fence will be constructed about
"A pine tree which marks the location
OF the first house ever built In SCAh
.McAlester. Col T.. II. Doyle came to
the Indian Territory in 1870 and erect
I'd log cabling about 80 freet from
the Tree.
The skeleton Gas Company has de-
veloped an oil well seven miles south
OF Tulsa which is producing over
5000 barrels every twenty-four hours.
The well was brought In at depth a
200 feet and was on territory that
had been abandoned by Guffey &
Galley.
A recent census gives Madill 2,i71
population, not including the suburb
OF Oakland, which contains 5l5 resi-
dcr,
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Hanna Trading Company,
Hanna. Capital stock $4,000. The
corporators are w, T Wood, c. II,
Buruham, Wallace Pendigrabbe, T., l..
Garner. J. T.. Whitehead.
The Morris oil and Gas company
has brought in big oil and gas well
at Morris. which H. estimated 10 How
100000 cubic feet per day. The well
came in with roar and mud was
thrown thirty feet above the derricis.
Evidence continues To multiply mat
there Ia lead and zinc In the Arbuckle