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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all
persons will be required within the
next thirty day to clean their pre-
misses Of all garbage, such as tin
cans, boxes, or filth or trash OF
any kind. The City will during
the next thirtydays clean all alleys,
and streets Of all garbage that has
Accumulated. Place all the garbage
in piles convenient for the Scaven-
ger to reach, and phone him to call
for it. These requirements must be
compiled with under severe penalty
Of the law. Under the law you are
not allowed TO pile any kind Of
garbage in the streets or alleys.
And hereafter no refuse from
stables OF back yards will be allow
ed to be thrown in streets, alleys
or on vacant lots. March 9, 1906.
JoHN II. VENABLE,
s8.6s Mayor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10
OKLAHoMA CENTRAL NOTES

Additional grading contracts
were let during the past week for
SIS miles without a break, to Con-
tractors Stebbins, Hurley, Chap
man, and McReynolds.
President Carter's private gas
oline car has arrived and for the
past week he has been taking his
friends out over the great scenic
route" in company with Mr.. No
vile, Of St. Louis.
Steel will be laid II miles out Of
Lehigh by last of next week.
Crossings have been put in by
the Oklahoma Cetral over No. 6
track; also 'over the Katy's Main
and Revised tracks.
Supt. Terry is having his board
ing cars put in condition for con-
stiuction use and after April r.,
will be ready to lay steel to Stone
wall.
General Attorney Sharp, of Pur-
cellspent several daysin the citythis
week. -Lehigh Leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10

Rev. c. w. Cook Rector.
Morning Service and Sermon
II:oo a. m.
Sunday School.
Wednesday Litany and address
800 p. m.
Friday Pentential Office.
Ladies Auxiliary meets at Rec
tory Thursday 800 p. m.
Altar Guild meets Mrs. H.
Morris, Thursday p. m.
Junior Auxiliary meets at Rec
tory Friday AGO p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

What's this man charged
WITH" asked the Judge.
"Bigotry, yer honor answered
the sprouting limb Of the law for
the defense.
Bigotryl Why, what's he been
doipg2"
Married three women, yer hon
or"
"Threel That's not bigOtry,
that's trigonometry."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10
FOR SALE

No. IS. A well-improved rs feet
on 9TH street, South Hill, easy
terms. $IIoo.
No. 2I. An elegant home, south
east corner on 4th street, &225o.
No. "a 100 feet on end street,
well out, easy terms $3.50.
No. "a. One.quarter block in
north town, nice home, $500.
No. ~ Vacant so feet, south
east cornor, on 5th street. well
located, $500.
No, 32 50 feet, business house
and residenoe combined, close in,
$1,000.
No. SO. A well-improved home
in northeast portion Of the city, S
room house, 1900.
No. Al. 100 teet, northeast cor
nor. close in 4 room house, nicely
located, $1,000.
No. 81. A we'll improved so feet
in northeast portion Of city, S room
honse, good barn, fruit trees. COZ
nor lot, $1,000.
No. 81. so feet vacant, close in.
north front, Choctaw Avenue,
$525,
No. 64. rs feet northeast corner
9th street onESouth Hill, bargain
$3.50.
No. IS. so feet between end and
3rd, ons Pennsylvania Avenue,
$1,000.
No. 90. Will trade block of city
property on West Hill, we'll inn
proved, for farm property.
No. 70. Will trade property IN
Shawnee, 0. r., we'll improved, in
best location, for property in this
city.
No. Is. A nice little home on
West Hill, SO feet southeast cor
nor, room house, well and barn.
beautifully located easy terms,
$500
No. 81. 50 feet on 5th street,
South Hill. beautifully located,
will make a nice home, for
$4,000.
88. One-quarter block, southeat,
corner among the best residence
portion of city, on Southeast hill,
5000 90.
No. A number Of vacant lots,
IS feet on South Hill See us at
once.
No. o6. A beautiful home on
Colorado, nice distance out on
West Hill, 7-room house, IS feet,
easy terms, $7ooo.oo.
No. 81. 100 feet northeast cor
ner, groom house, good location,
easy terms, 100000.
No. SO. 10 feet, well-improved,
close in, easy terms, will trade for
property well out, 'Sa25o.oo.
No. los. Nice suburban grocery
business for sale. See us at once.
No. ro7. A well-improved little
home, beautifully located, nice
distance from business portion Of
the city. "A bargain to the man
who wants home. $1,000. 90.
No. los. A beautiful Il block
with good home for $2Ioo. 90.
No. Ioo. A welI-improved 100
feet in Frisco Addition. $1,000. 90.
No. ITO. 100 feet on 9th street,
well-improved, easy terms, $500. 90.
No. III. feet, corner lot, beauti-
fully located on West Hill, for
$1,000. 90.
See Good 81 Co gA-Sot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10

drama in four acts by the Appolo
quartette End members of the com
pany. The Herald predicts full
house. Weathertord Texas]
Herald. Cbickasha Opera House,
March I5'I6-I7. Prices 25-35 80
cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN;-
The Topeka & EIReno Telephone
Company will not be responsible
for any purchases, whatsoever,
made by its employees, without a
written order from its General
Office. 58-63t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10
A STATEHOOD MASS MEETING

Statehood workers in Washington urge
that mass meetings be held at once and tee-
grams be sent to members of congress. Moth
ing else will save the bill.
Meeting at the court house tonight
Be there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-10

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The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
Reported that Grand Junction Men
Are to Project "A New Canal and
Power Plant Near the
Town OF PaliSadc.

For some time it has been known
that parties were contemplating the
scheme Of pumping water onto the
high mesa on the south side of the
Grand river at Palisade and many
surveys have been made by parties
with more of less capital and serious
intentions. but. IL has just come to
the ears of The Tribune that eastern
capitalists headed by w. S. Wallace
and Messrs. Boyer of Grand Junction
have perfected plans to build a large
power plant and canal and pump
water into the same. Fact is, the
proposition has been a sure go for
some time but the parties interested
have been purchasing all of the land
possible before the same was to have
been made public.
As 1t comes to us, the plan is to
build large power canal with an in
take at the narrows near the state
bridge and about three miles east Of
Palisade. The canal will be construct
ed across the vineland district and
the power plant is to be located near
the shale cliff just south of Palisade,
where the water will be hoisted, by
means of a centrifugal pump, onto
the fine mesa land known as the Pali-
sades highlands. every foot of which
is equal to any soil in the United
States for horticulture. The distance
the water will have to be lifted is
about 100 feet and few years ago
would have been an engineering i'm
possibility, but with modern pumps,
such as are used by the Palisade Irri-
cation district and others in this sec
tion it is a very feasible proposition.
The soil of the above mesa is of
volcanic alluvial formation, very deep
and is entirely free from alkali. It
is very similar TO that just under the
cliffs on the north side of the river
and which is selling at from $1,000
to $1.500 an acre. By the addition of
a little water it viii make one of the
garden spots of the world and will
grow any kind of fruits known.
About fourteen years ago Benton
Cannon, A. \ McCune, Frank Nc
Farland and the Ketchums built a
ditch on the south side of the river
and made an effort to water the land
for the purpose of proving up on a
number of desert claims they had
filed upon further down the river.
but the proposition was never com
pleted and the abandoned ditch has
been the means of giving the mesa
black eye. so TO speak, for years,
II is said that work Is to be com
menced on the scheme very shortly,
and thus the Palisade district contin-
ucs to grow.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
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ROOSEVELT Is HOT.

Washington. Dec. President
Roosevelt last night made public a
long letter addressed to Secretary
Root giving correspondence between
the president and Former Ambassa-
dor Bellamy Storer at Vienna and
Mrs. Storer in which he says that Mr.
Storer's refusal to answer his letters
and the publication of various priv
ate letters justified the ambassadors s
removal: that Mr. Storer publica-
tion of private correspondence was
peculiarly ungentlemanly, and that
he (the presidenD had stated with
absolute clearness his position, the
reason is was out of the question for
him as president TO try to get any
made cardinal, though eN-
pressing his admiration for Arch
sbihop Ireland, as well as leaders of
other denominations, He says he
thinks it well that the members of
the cabinet should know certain facts
(which he (Storer) either suppressed
or misstates.
He says he did not resent the ac-
tion of the Storers until it became
evident that they We're likely to dam
age American interests.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
SHE VISITED HERE
Mrs. Anna Bradley, Who Shot Former
United States senator Arthur
Brown of Utah, Known
Here-Her Action
M Surprise

The sensational shooting of Arthur
Brown. former United States sena-
tor from Utah. by Mrs. Anna Brad
ley. at Washington. ID. c. on Satur-
day will be a matter of vast inter
est to "A large number OF people who
met the woman in the case. when she
was a visitor to this city upon her
relative, Mrs. Emily J, sweeney. dur
ing summer Of several years ago.
Mrs. Bradley was visited during that
summer by Senator Arthur Brown
who paid most devoted attention to-
her This period was before the time
that he was divorced from his wife
and great many people knew of the
liason that existed between them.
Mrs. Bradley was of petite form.
vivacious and dashing and attracted
considerable attention while here. The
history of the trouble between Form
er Senator Brown and his wife OF
Salt Lake City, is generally well
known to Sentinel readers and there
is no very great surprise that the
woman sought revenge after his prom
Use made to her that he would marry
her so soon as he obtained a divorce
from his wife. The troubles of Sena-
tor Brown and Mrs. Bradley have
been common newspaper talk for
years,
Senator Brown is a native of Mich
igan and ent to Salt Lake City thirty
years ago. He was one of that states
most eminent and brilliant attor-
neys and was one of the first senators
from the newly created state of Utah.
He is at least twenty years older than
the woman who shot him.
The shooting took place in Senator
Browns apartments in the Raleigh
hotel, Washington. and is the talk of
the national capital and Salt Lake
City. Senator Brown had gone tol
Washington to argue a case. Mrs.
Bradley reached Washington Satur-
day and registered at the Raleigh ho-
tel as A. b. Brown. She went at once
to Senator Browns apartments and
confronted him. and shot him twice in
the abdomen. She then gave herself
up. She said that she came to Wash
ington to make Brown merry her as
he had often promised to do. She de-
clared that their relations were well
known in Salt Lake. She claims that
he is the father of two of her child
rem. She states that Brown attempt
ed to leave the room and she shot him
Brown was removed TO the Emerg-
ency hospital and today his condition
is extremely critical. 1t is feared that
blood poisoning will set in and his
chances for recovery are small.
Mrs. Bradley is in custody at the
house OF detention. She hps been hys-
tericaI ever since the shooting and
inquiries constantly as to Senator
Browns condition. She processes that
she loved him dearly.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
FIGHT AT ROUNDHOUSE
George Stroud, Hostler, Strikes John
Boyle on Head With Shovel,
In1icting Terrible Wound
Assailant Slips
Out of Town.

This morning about four O'Clock
two hostlers at the round house in
the local railroad yards, had n SER
ious difficulty George Stroud and
John Boyle, two hostlers, it seems
had not been on good terms for some
time and the bad feeling eliminated
in the row this morning. Stroud
struck Boyle a terrific blow on the
head with a shovel. The latter drop
ped as If dead and Stroud, evidently
believing that he had killed Boyle,
made his escape. DR.. Bull was sum
moned and 1t was found that IA cash
several inches long had been cut on
the head of Boyle by the blade point
of the shovel. 1t was necessary to
take eleven stitches to draw the
wound together. The injured man
was removed to his home and he will
recover.
Today a warrant was sworn out for
Stroud but the officers cannot To-
cate him.
Both men are about 80 years of
age
The fight created much excitement
for a time at the round house.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
TRIBUTES FROM FRIENDS.

More flowers have been ordered for
the funeral of DR.. l.. f. Ingersoll by
friends in this city and valley than
upon the occasion of any death that
has ever occurred In the valley, so
believes Mr.. Carpenter of the Grand
Junction Seed and Nursery company.
The company has hardly been able to
fill all the orders. From distant
towns and cities many floral tributes
from friends of the deceased have
reached the Ingersoll home today.
Many lovely floral offerings from
friends who have known the doctor
in this city for many years have been
received.
All these beautiful covers simply
attest the popularity of the man and
the high regard in which he was held
by those who knew him.
The funeral tomorrow afternoon
will be the largest attended held in
the city in years.
The following gentlemen will be the
active pail bearers, all are members
of the Masonic lodge; w. S. Wallace,
b. j. Snyder. Alexander Seegmiller,
Dr.. II. Il. Bull and Charles Newton.
The honorary pail bearers will be
Samuel y. Wheeler. l. n. Bunting,
William Campbell. Frank McClintock,
George Haskell and A. n. Bucklin.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
DANNY MULLIN DEAD
IL Is Reported that the Well Known
Pop Corn Man Passed Away
In salt Lake City-Has
Been Ill for Some
Time.

Saturday afternoon a report reach
ed this city that Daniel Mullin. of
this city better known as Danny the
pop corn man" had passed from life
at a hospital in Salt Lake City.
Today the Sentinel has made eff
forts to substantiatc the reports but
1t has not been fully confirmed. Null
lin was a member of the Eagle lodge
Of this city, the local council of the
Knights OF Columbus and was also
a member of st. Joseph's Catholic
church. None of these organizations
have been officially notified of the
death. However. it is claimed that
the report is true and that Mr.. Null
lin has passed from earth.
For years Danny Mullin has been
a resident of Grand Junction. He has
been familiar character on the
street with his popcorn peanut and
sandwich stand which has for several
years been located at the corner of
Fourth and Main.
For some months Mullin has suffer
ed from stomach trouble and for
weeks has been unable to give atten-
tion to his business. Some ime ago
he turned mis- business over to another
man and has been under medical
treatment since. few days ago he
left for Salt Lake and there entered
a hospital and a message several days
ago stated that he was very low.
Kind of heart, good natured, at
tentive to business, fair in his deal
ings with his fellow men, Danny
Mullin was liked and respected and
there are many warm friends to
mourn his death. He made a sue
cessof his business, enjoying a large
patronage. Danny" viii be greatly
missed.
He was never married and has no
relatives here.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
WITH ANOTHER MANS WIFE.

It is reported that several days ago
a young railroad man left the city ac-
by another mans wife, a
young woman who is very attractive
The next day the forsaken husband,
a Mr Steosseger, well known in this
city. made inquiries at various tick
et Offices to see if his wife had pur-
chased a ticket It Is stated that he
learned that she had departed with
another man and it is further stated
that he expressed himself as not be-
ing surprised or greatly chagrined.
The couple Is believed to have gone
to Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1. Lee re-
turned last night from their visit to
Denver.
The Ministerial alliance of this city
held a meeting this morning and 1t is
understood that the matter of max
ing a crusade against the houses of
III fame in this city and against the
saloons was discussed.
This afternoon Secretary Aupperle
placed on sale at the various drug
stores of the city tickets for the
annual banquet of the Chamber of
Commerce. Any person, not a mem
ber of the chamber, can secure these
tickets at S1.00. The sale ends Thurs
day at noon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
MILLIONS IN PERIL.

Yuma. Arizona Dec. 10.-Once
more the entire Colorado river is
flowing into the Salton Sea, and the
valleys are once more menaced by
the rising waters. The main line of
the Southern Pacific must again be
moved to higher ground, unless the
water can be brought under con-
troll.
1t is conservatively estimated that
not less than $25.0O0.OOO of present
values are at stake upon the success
of the efforts to close the break.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
KING HAD LOBBY.

New York. Dec. 1O.-Documantary
evidence is in the possession of the
Hearst newspapers, showing that for
two years King Leopold, of Belgium,
has maintained a high priced lobby
in Washington for the purpose OF
preventing action by the United States
relative to the atrocities in Congo
Free state
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
WING FOUND AGAIN.

Denver. Dec. 10.-A large posse of
men headed by detectives of the Den
yer department. and Coroner Arming
ton of Brighton, are searching the
flats along the Platte river, near Cook
Bridge, for the body of man suppos-
ed to be imbedded in the sand,
Two boys yesterday reported the
finding of body and from the des-
cription given by them, the police be
lieye it is possible that the body is
that of Nahum Wing, the Southern
Pacific freight agent, who disappear
ed September 4th.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
STORER REPLIES.

Cincinnati. Dec. lO.-Bellamy Stor-
er, former ambassador to Austro-
Hungary. today replied to the state
ments contained in the presidents
letters to Secretary Root, and insists
on the position he had heretofore TAX
en-, and reiterating the statements
made by him in a statement to the
members or the foreign relations COM
mittee of congress.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
EXTREMELY GRAVE.

Paris. Dec. 1O.-The press today
unanimously recognizes the extreme
gravity of the religious issue, pre-.
cipated by the pope's attitude and
many prerict a religious warfare.
The governments calculations have
clearly been upset. A new legisla-
tive authority may be necessary 10 en-
able il to cope with the situation.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
LEFT PRESIDENT ESTATE.

New York. Dec. lO.-Claiming to
be distantly related to President
Roosevelt. Mrs. Lulu B. Grover. a
writer. after making her
will in which she left to the presi-
dent her entire estate, and notifying
of her intention to end her life, at
tempted suicide in her apartments to-
day Mrs. Grover, who is 40 years Of
age. was conveyed to the Harlan hos
pital, and Will probably die.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10

John w. Groves. who has been i'll
for some time is now improving.
NJ. II. LoefTier left last night for a
short business trip to Denver.
Temple Commandry No. 23 X. I.
meets this evening. Work in the tenn
plar degree. Visiting Sir Knights are
cordially invited.
Remember boys and girls, if each
of YOU secure two new subscribers TO
the Sentinel, two persons who have
not recently been on the subscrip-
tion list, and bring S1.OO cash, the
price of two subscriptions for one
month. to this Office you will be pre-
sented with fine stereoscope and II
set of splendid views.
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GET A NICE GIFT.

Several boys have secured two new
subscribers each, for the Sentinel and
lsrpr each been presented with one OF
the handsome stereoscopes and set
of views. Each little fellow was per-
fectly delighted with the gift
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
THE SOCIALISTS MAD.

New York, Dec. 1O.-A Rome cable
dispatch. published here today says
that the socialist and radical papers
wildly attack the government because
according to their views. 1t has decid-
ed to compel Maxim Gorliy TO leave
Italy
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
Funeral Notice.

The friends of the late Dr. l.. F.
Ingersoll will be permitted to view
the body between the hours of 10:30
and 1880 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing at the Ingersoll residence, $40
White street.
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GILLETTE DIES JAN. es.

Herekimer. n. Y. Dec. 10.-
Chester Gillette. convicted of
Grace Browns murder. Will die
in the electric chair. in the
week of January 2S next.
Gillette was taken into court
this morning and sentence OF
death was passed upon him by
the judge.
Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10

Washington. Dec. 10.-Unit-
ed States Senator Brown. from
Utah, who was shot and prob
ably fatally injured in his
rooms last Saturday. at the
Raleigh hotel. still remains in
a critical condition. IL was
said today at the emergency
hospital that he had passed a
fairly comfortable night and
that his chances for recovery
had improved considerably
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10
A FAMOUS PHYSICIAN.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 10.-Dr. Ferdi-
nand Henrotin. for 25 years. one OF
Chicago's most eminent physicians
and surgeons, died of heart disease
Yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-10

Every boy and girl securing two
new subscribers for the Sentinel with
80 cents, from each subscriber for the
first months payment the Sentinel
will be presented with a fine stero-
scope and set of views. Bring the two
names and the 81 90 to this office.
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ROOSEVELT HoNoRED.

Christiana, Norway. Dec. l0,-The
Norwegian parliament has conferred
the Noble Peace Price upon President
Roosevelt in recognition Of his serv-
ices in ending the Russo-Japanese
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