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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
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i Chicago Sagiererfirmaet 8n0e,
Sten5lan0 & @ndQe meo &Dntor /
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ben oil enten beugtte StenslanoS-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i StensIaHSS
gdnf. Rm tror, at Rereiueren utl
iaa ct gll0 paa cen. 9tplig bluoe
S~agfsrerRe Gorbam & 8aIes / 90.
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Offentliet Gle.

Municipal Smneribip er BET itore
Spsrgsmaal I Chicago, o. Wtapor
Dunno bar tjGmpet for at gisre
SporUognSIinierne til aommmnl.
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gen NoOitar0, ielu al Sagen5 oprin.
beige 8enuer, men Oog iipr al Spor.
uognsIamlagene. Oct enc uf oisie
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ton Company, % BET bar eiter mango
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nibpn6e lin Gieuhom til 8pan. 6or
at SaHoel fun0e ife 6Iep BET opior0ret
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tGnoe, at oct pil iRIae fine 5randi.
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900.
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SIlinois Segislatur / 1903 en- SOP.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
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net til SDoitntsmGnSeue. ManNag
ben 1TSe iomleSe De blaa % Dc sraa
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De iia tiltS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
0sm0no arrelteres.

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gag NAB See Storogc Company,
forOi set inso doIf pna 8egten. Mrs.
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men life itaHis uSenior Mrs. gcfer.
mans 3ltS, % bun iif iugen IS.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

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mere @rpiiSent RoeieueIt til Er9ii'
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bIep opIGit % ale reiite JIG. Serpas
ifeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

&aa 6orilag at Wueler peStos
Sllinois Segislatlr / 1903 en- SOP.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
WILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE
COUNCIL TOMORROW -TILT ON
THE QUESTION SATURDAY
PAVING PLANS CONSIDERED
And Referred to Committee and Board
Of Improvement for Early
Action

The city council held a special
meeting Saturday afternoon to take
action with reference TO the plans
and specifications for paving that
were prepared by Engineer Burk
OF Oklahoma City. At the sugges-
tion Of the Mayor, they were re-
ferred to the paving committee, the
Improvement Board and the city
attorney to be reported on at the
next me eting of the council. They
will doubtless be adopted with a
few minor changes.
Mayor Venable suggested that
the question of the location Of the
street car lines should be decided
as soon as possible and 1t was his
ids that a special meeting should
I've called for the purpose in order
to give all who are interested an
opportunity toappear and he heard.
II was stated that the City Rail-
way Co. had an amendment pre-
paid that would give il the right
to build is lines on the streets de.
sired, coming up Chickasha Ave.,
to Third street and thence South to
Kansas Ave.
Alderman Coffman said he was
ready to act on the matter at once,
he saw no reason for putting 1t of.
Mckay was also ready to take it
up.
d. d. Ssyer was present and said
that he thought the question should
lie settled at once and he took oc-
casion to express his views. IAN
of us appreciate the greatness of
the task which the promoters of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

LIBERAL FRANCHISE with IS
months in which to complete four
miles Of railway and nine months
iu which to commence actual work.
This gentleman and his associates
supplied the City with EXCESS
I'VE AMOUNTS OF HOT AIR
in the papers, but FAILED en-
TIRELY to GIVE THE BOND
required by the City that they
would commence and complete the
work as specified by this GOOD
AND LIBERAL FRANCHISE.
At the expiration of the time
limit (Is MONTHS) with no EF-
FORT on their part, further than
THE HOT AIR STAGE, to make
good their obligation 10 the City
in constructing this street railway
line, wished to further IMPOSE upo
the City by having the City CouI-
ell grant them further timewitnout
bond, giving thecouncil the assur-
ance that they would complete this
line, and all the BOND they offered
was MORE HOT AIR. AS the
City Council preferred a BOND
more substantial than HOT AIR,
they refused their request.
Thus this able gentleman and
associates were unable to further
HOG THE CITY.
These GRAPES whether sweet
or sour, grew too high in the tree
to be reached by the swine element
yet in the sucking stage.
ScorT JoNRs,
Gen. Mgr. of The City Railway
Hoging Machine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

the street railway have as sumed, "
said he. land we admire their
courage and enterprise, but I'm
not in favor of allowing Mr.. Jones
to run the town. We must look to
the future The council should
not allow two streets to be spoiled
by the street railway when one Sill
do. One street should be set aside
for the railway and one reserved
for driving purposes. have no
personal interest in this matter as
| have property on both Chick
asha and Kansas avenues. This
is not a matter of bene6tting priv
ate interests but question of the
larger interests of Chickasha. That
the claim of the company that their
interests demand the building Of
the line on Kansas Avenue is not
sincere, is shown by the fact that
they offered to run the line up
chickasha avenue II the property
owners would put up three dollars
a foot for them. don't believe
the council would have ever grant
ed this franchise had it known that
property owners were to be graft
ed in this manner"
BIB. Bridges also stated his
position. He was willing for tn
lines to zig-zag in the residence
districts but not down town dis
trict.
After futher discussion, Il was
decided 10 hold a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
when the question will be threshed
out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
MUST BUY BALLOT BOXES.
Eight Hundred win Be Needed in the
Indian Territory.

Guthrie. o. T., Aug. 76-It vii
be necessary for carrying out the
constitutional election 70 provide at
least 500 ballot boxes and 1000
voting booths for use In the election
of delegates in Indian Territory.
There are fiftyfve constitutional
districts in the territory and there
will be twelve voting precincts IN
each district. AS there has never
been an election there, except in
the cities. all the election para
phernalia will have to be purchased
and furnished In that part Of the
state BY the board. It viii also be
necessary to select aplace in which
to conduct the voting in each pre-
cinct, and as country school houses
are not very numerous in Indian
Territory other places viii have I
be secured In many precincts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

an equal assessed amount to their
individual, as we'll as the city's ad-
vancement. Now. if you think l
dou't court and nourish all such
enemies as these, you don't know
me.
In my judgement, chickasha
needs a frst-class street railway
system above anything else, to in-
sure her growth aud make Of her a
city of that greatness SHE should
be, in keeping with the God-given
advantages of her surroundings, and
ii her interested citizens will make
the effort. Chickasha will be the
Chicago Of the New State Of Okla
hOma, and, in the year 1916 instead
of city of 20 to 10000 inhabitants,
these figures should be increased to
rs to 100, 900.
Chickasha has developed from a
valley of waste in TO a little city,
you night say, almost unaided by
Ij,.e hand of man. II whar l say is
true, and l say it is true, who can
judge her possibilities in ten years,
If her citizens will give her a shIve
anl continue to push. l for one
am ready to shove and push, as l
have from the day | adopted Chick
asha as my home
In regard to the street railway
referred to above. there is no ques-
tion 10 my mind bat that this one
enterprise alone is worth more to
Chickasha's future. advancement
than a Federal courll building. paved
streets, or any other one or two in
dusiries you might think Of. AL
the same time, | don't, or never
did, want to be interested in the
building of a street car line, but
like THE KNOCKERS IN
CHIcKASHA, wanted some
other sucker to build this line and
get the benefits for nothing,
(chickasha Style)but along comes
the other fellow end II played
su cker" and allowed my name used
in securing the franchise. and fur
ther developments showed me if
my obligation to the city was made
CONTINUED on Fifth Page1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
ON THE CONTROVERSY PENDING
BEFORE COUNCIL IN REGARD
TO LOCATION OF LINES
WANT FRANCHISE AMENDED
To Permit Them to Locate Their Lines
ss They Have Already
Decided

AS general manager Of the City
Railway Company, will endeavor
TO place few facts before you for
your thoughts and will leave you
10 digest same as you in your
judgement, think is wise and
most advantageous 10 all of Chicka-
sha.
In the first place, will say a
few words in regard to my record
as a pusher and progressive citizen
Of Chickasha.
II you care to investigate, II y>d
don't already know, you will lind
that In every matter pertaining IL
the upbuilding of our city, that /
have by labor and donating the
cash, left record second to no man
or individual in our city. While
others, who have the bank account
and real estate interests In chicka-
sha, have made larger donations 70
various enterprises than have /.
yet IL you will investigate and com
pare their financial ability and real
estate holdings with mine, you
will find that l have been the most
liberal giver, as well as untiring
worker, to the upbuilding of Chick
asha, Of any one man in our city.
In giving my energy and zeal to
the upbuilding of chickasha. l
have made some personal enemies,
and l wish here to say to such per
sons as those here referred to, |
take pride in knowing when meet
them that they are my enemies,
and what is more pleasing to me.
I have made them dislike me BY
urging and prodding them to give
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
TREATISE ON HOGS AND PIGS
The Big Hog Takes a Root into the
PIG Sly Interesting Reading.
TO HOG THE STREETS
Street Car Company Wants to Tie Up
Every Street in Chickasha.

The following appeared in the
Oklahoman yesterday:
chickasha, 1T. Aug. There
is trouble here between the street
car company, which has been pro-
posing for the past six months to
put in street car line. and the city
council. The original franchise gave
the car company the right and priv.
ilege of building upon every alter
nate street. The company seemed
satisfied with this for several month
but has recently outlined a plan
whereby they desire to Use portions
ef every street in the down town
district. They contend this is the
only practical route, while the city
council seems 10 be inclined to the
opinion that they have all they
should ask for and a franchise whic
is exceptionally good in itscharacter
There will be a meeting of the
council and the company's repres-
entatives this afternoon to discuss
the matter at further length.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

The writer of the above article,
who is the chickasha correspondent
for the Oklahoman, something like
two years ago associated himself
with other local and outside cap
itilists, and asked and received Of
the City Council of the City of
Chickasha, this same GOOD AND
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
MARRIED LADIES TONIGST
win Skate for Handsome Prize at the
Rink Preparations fer Mask
Carnival.

Saturday nights event at the
Rink, a race between Jack GranIee,
Myatt Heffner was won by the lat
ter. The time for the distance, a
quarter mile was I:77. Tonight
the married ladies will compete for
a prize, a handsome piece of hand
painted china. There will be a
large number CT entries and the
contest promises to prove a hotly
contested one.
Big preparations are being made
for the big masked carnival on
Thursday night. Carrots and old
trunks are being rummaged by the
ladies for costumes, the men arr
gathering up odds ard ends and
when the carnival opens it will be
a veritable conglomeration of ma
tions and things. A pair Of fibre
roller skates will be the prize for
the handsomest and most striking
costume, and the one wearing the
most ridiculous costume will re-
ceive as prize something that be-
fore the late Civil war was very
valuable. Manager Burton will
give no hint as to just what it is
hovvaua~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

Mrs. Leila Kendall, buyer for the
firm of Kendall's has returned from
the eastern markets where she has
bought an extensive and entirely
new and up-to-date stock of miIli-
merry and ready-to-wear garments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27
BOARD MEETING.

The official board of the Chris
tian church met yesterday after
noon to take some action looking
towards securing as early as posi-.
bic successor to Bro. Boen who
will in afeM weeks reIinquish bis
pastoraie here and go 10 Texas.
No definite action was taken. but
the secretary was instructed to COR
respond with a prominent Texas
preacher whom they have in view
and have asked to accept,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08

A shower bath will be installed.
Under the present system of tub bath
ing the duty has been tedious and
more or less troublesome. especially
with the careless prisoners. With the
shower bath the prisoners may be
cleansed in shorter space of time. and
besides it is much more sanitary.
The cement floors are now being
laid and the work will be pushed to
a speedy completion.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Harding,
representing the City Improvement So
ciety, appeared before the commits
sioners Tuesday to discvuss the possi-
bility of making park of the vacant
land between the penitentiary and the
railroad on the south. The commits
sioners Tuesday to discuss the possi-
Cleghorn and Commissioner White
with power to act, but with instruc-
tions that whatever they did should
be without monetary cost to the state.
1t will be necessary for the society
to furnish water pipes and surfacing
for the plat of ground. The work will
be done under the direction Of the
penitentiary authorities.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08
GIRL BRINGS COMBINATION
PAPERS FOR HER LOVER

Probably the first time in the his
tory of the institution girl brought
to the penitentiary, Tuesday, the pa
pers that set free her lover. Michael
Dowd, who was convicted of frauds
at the November, 1904, election in Den
yer, was sentenced at the March term
of court in 1905 to term of three to
five years. Peter Miller was given
the same sentence for the same Of
fense.
Since the trial Celia Feeney, clerk
in the office of the city clerk and re-
corder of Denver, has been indefa-
tiguable in her efforts to have her
lover, Michael Dowd, released. At the
meeting of the board of pardons held
last Saturday she was at last success
full, the board committing the SEN
tences of Dowd and Miller, making
them eligible to parole.
Tuesday morning Miss Feeney ap-
peared at the prison with the commu-
tation papers and as soon as the pa
role papers could be prepared they
left the prison arm in arm. They re-
turned to Denver on the noon train.
Mrs. James Krone, the mother of
John Knapp, convicted of murder and
burglary, and sentenced from Lead
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JUST A LITTLE NEWS
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE

1t is peculiar time of year to be
running excursions to Cripple Creek,
but they are proving popular There
is another booked for next Sunday.
Travelling freight solicitor Gahagan
was looking up business here Satur-
day
Superintendent Rockwell of the Rio
Grande was in Canon Saturday.
E. l.. DeBrell, who has been day
operator at the Rio Grande several
days, has been promoted to operator
at Union depot, Denver.
Col w. b. Tuttle, travelling auditor.
checked the Rio Grande station last
Thursday and Friday.
]. b. Melton, auditor for the F. a.
c. C. checked up the local Office Fri
day.
a. l.. Boyd, purchasing agent OF the
F. & C. c., has been on the sick list
several days.
A. II. Copley, night man at the Rio
Grande, has been promoted to the day
position.
r. B. Potter, from Texas, is now
night operator.
Superintendent Flaherty and Master
Mechanic Singer were in town Monday
starting off the building of the new
F. & c. C. shops.
Supervisor B. A. Briggs is here this
week in connection with the building
of the new shops.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08
SOME NEW METHODS AT
THE PENITENTLARY

Penitentiary Commissioners Thomas
NJ. Bowen of Pueblo, Charles Mum Of
Ouray, and Henry l.. White of Canon,
have been in session this week. At
the January meeting it was decided
to pay the guards monthly and to
hold monthly sessions of the board.
Heretofore it has been the custom
to make payments quarterly.
1t has been decided to equip a new
laundry and bath house. The capacity
of the present equipment has long
been overtaxed. Warden Cleghorn
and Deputy Warden Jameson last
week paid visit to the Kansas state
prison, and the Colorado prison will
be provided with a laundry and bath
similar to the eastern state.