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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-21
Southern Railway

scHEE ED IN EFFECT FEB ii. 1905
7.no TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
80 M-4Datly--Local for Charlotte NJ C.
49, Daily-I.imited.-Bu ffe. Pullman to
CANA lth and birmingham. New Orleans, =
Tbrnppnn,hs snattanooga and all the South. Z
s.oo Dnrnam and Raleigh,
II :3 s 5 M.-Ex; sunday Keysville Local.
At'SV < M-Dafly-Linited-P Pullman ready $50
+. NJ, for ali the South.
IT.. YORK RIVER LINE =
40 iavorite route to Baltmore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 1920 p NJ, daily.
esacept Sunday. connecting with steamer
toL baltimore Mondays Wednesday and
,,s f'aa Ways; @ Is5J1'1
' F +; .,Mas,sm.Loeai-Mcndays Wednesdays aud
-" =, n. Except sunday-For Yves. point.
ssS,naneeetins with steamers for baltimore
sns RIVER landings Mendaye. Wednesdays
ahu Fridays Steamers cali at Gtou.
x.tS G lesser Point Almonds and Clay Bank
Wal 'nnE;xcept snnday-Local mixed fot
az, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. /
o ~ q. ~; aud 1850 P. M-Fron all the South.
Ra hth From Charlotte: Durham and
$40 ,,., MI.From Keysvllis and Intermediate
s;2e a. M.-Daiiy from West Point with I,aie,--.
m Fs,S, connections Sundays Wednesday, Iatdi
1913 a. Wednesdays and Fridays. gid r.
nn 81. daily, except sunday-From wess
G. " !, WEsTnuRY. D. p A.. Richmond. Va.
n. 3. SPENCER. Cent Mgr. ~
washington q. C.
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system of water works has been installed
during the past year, sewerage will soon
be put in and the new graded school
building, which will be completed in a
month Will be among the second best
in the State
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NEW YORK. Feb. ep-FLOUR--Duil and
barely steady. Rye aFlour-Rarely steady.
gnclcss~st Flour Dull! curumeai-steady.
Barley--Qaiet
Wheat Eais. 50, red. ss.e. elevator.
{ corr-5teady; No.: 2, lsce elevator. Options
h0a &c. net lover MAY. SOC July iSi.r.; Sep
Beet.steady. Cat asa's-Firm. Lalffti.-Bare.
~ steady: refined. quiet. Pork-StesGy Tai
low-Duii. RosIn--Firm at ,il5. Turpen,ne-
Rlce-eulei. Moiasses-s Steady. Cpnee-spos
Rio. quiet; No. inSolce, SIC: mild, steady
Futures steady and uncanged 10 points lower.
Sugar Raw. steady. fair refining, &c; GEM
,rifusai. ) li-31asSc-; niolasses sugar. 2tsc.;
hButter.-Firm and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged Eggs--Easy; nearby,
selected. NG?Ir. western firs's. i4e.: southerns
.iln14c.
!. ieanuts-ouls. and unchanged potatoes. !,
Western. sl.G5liss .t6abbages-Duli and un-
changed. Ereigh;s-ouiet and unchanged.
Cottonseed Oli--Easier under free offerings
OF crude and LIQUIDATION. Prime crude. {. O. b.
mills. .3,sGstc. prime elnnier yellow, 39i.4
ao4sc.; prime white, 3i1d3iiac.; prime winter
yellow, 33lsd3f.c.
CHICAGO. Feb mild weather in the
United States and an official report showing
Increased wheat acreage in France caused
slump in the local wheat market here to-day.
At the close wheat for May delivery was off
tsM5.c. Corn was down i.d1se. Oats showed
loss of isaAc. Provisions were Iis9i11-c.
nj, !. IT,, 49,. f.,.o, ,,,,nJ fo,tn,,,e. ~
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Were Licensed to Wed.

Tho clerk of tho Hastings Court yester
ayiss,ied marriage licenses to the follow
Ing couples: William H. Roy and NJ.
Louise Parrish. Charles III. 3Rueger ami
Matilda Il. Mcneil Thomas n. Brennan
and Catherine 81 Schepers.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1CHMoNp. FEB

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 70, Dts
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, James River
landing and Norfolk, merchandise and pas
scnEer Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
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GEO. It. KING & CO.
Stock Brokers

1104h u. Main st.. Richmond Va.
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
sTocKsncoTToNs AND GRAIN
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention TO out.of- Town Accounta.
Private Wires. New York Chicago. y
and Wall Street Ticker.
Leading Financial, Grain and Cotton
Papers on File.
+ Strangers visiting the city are invited
TO make our Office their headquarters and
have their mail and wires sent In our
care. s5fa ia ia AK
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RAiLRoAp,s
IN rs q. n f,lohmond,
X. CO fredericksburg q
s-.s.s...s----r Potomac n. n.

sss,sasssassrppssss~~.-pwm Potomac n. n.
Trains Leave Hlchmond--No
4:25 A. M-paiiy--Byrd ST Through.
e:0 A. M-paly--Maln st. Through.
s'O 4. N. Dali y--Ma!n 81 Through. AN
s54 a; M,a .;p Monday. Byrd s.. Through.
7ss a dar M..wsek Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-
$50 a I.-Daily-Byrd 81. Through. !. Local
l.'oa noon-Weeh pays-Byrd s.. Through
s'W :, M..Week Days Byrd ". Frederio<ss
burg Accommodation. 81
s s:ss Z M-Dally Main 81 Through.
" ecmmo aaMfeh Days-Eloa- Ashland 40
s;?2 = M..oaliy-gyrd s. Through.
an rama Arrive RIehmond--Southward,
'''V n; M,oaaWeek pays-Elba. Ashlatd 40
81 ear M1 ssen Dasy,s;Byrd St rr-derieks-
1850 MTWssk paSss ii dAFs ~ through.
So &, Ma%ssE ay. 81 las gsslsna 40.
s MRbs ayLEsyy5sa s., Il. TaF5sS sssssh re..,
sas p',,s. ;..-paily-Main st. Through. Al
ll MRRs,ks bsS, s. ggar?ss " r,,ep,s.
-, HlooIT l,. Sleeping or parlor Cars on
5aG sssst asy sn ana 5ySs a
to ns no e arsya's and departures and conne.
W D. DUKE. c. ". cULP. w. P. TAYLOR,
Asst. to Prest Gen'i supt. Traf. Mgr.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S

Marke. weak; price shade lower. Choice to
prime heavy .saSgs. %: medium To- good
heavy. ts0i525 Eheep---Rece!pts, 25.eO0 head
Market for sheep steady; lambs slow and lower
sheep tifiS0. lambs. &c. fodI.e5.
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Clyde Steamship Co.
PHILADELPIliA, /

RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LIME,
Freigh, received and delivered daily at C..
and o. Rwy, Co.'s Depot, Seventeenth and
Broad Streets, H, r. WsooprlN Soliciting
Agent. Va Nav. co,s Wharf. RockettA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-21

agains, s27ls ias. week and .3sfs las. year.
lssiep2 laE. week and 49, s33 last year. To-daS's
receipts nj New Orleans 9.iaI bales against
1lf last year and mt Houston l5s33 bates
against 9.5f2 last year.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leave !. corner Of Seventh and Perry
Street, Ssy hSu ear s0n ne hssf
Limited cas. 5.4s p. NJ. daily. except sunday.
Cars leave ietersbnrg. foot OF sysamort
Street, every honr from e;s5 a; y, 70 H;Ss
NJ daily except Sunday.
Il All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich.
mond cara.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-21

mldallne uplands, ii.tS; nlddiins gulf. ils5;
salce, es1 bales,
Cotton quiet; midiiIng. 100: gross receipts
5.ieo bales: snes 70 bales. stock. 1880 bales.
Total to-day at all por;s--Ne, receipts, $40
bales; export 10 Great Britain. 1862 bales; q
the Continent ii325 bales, to Mexico. SW
bales: stock. $50 bales,
consolidated nj all ror:s--Nst receipts. 7issl
bales export 20 Great Britain. 5I,osj bales: ~
France. ?.ai5 bales; 20 the Continent, -3,osS
bales; 10 Mexico. 10 bales.
Total since September lat I'll all ports-1Net
receipts surH ss5 bales; export IN Great britain.
2,o7l.5T7 bales 70 France. 1855 bales; 10 the
Continent i..nl5t1 bales; 20 Japan s5.oii
bales: 10 Mexico. 2sf bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-21
-EOR NENEsY MONK,

Via Night Line Steamers texcept Saturday,
making connection ln SSrf9lk With Main Line
Western Ry At a. NJ and PM and ehesa
peake 4 Ohio Ry, at.,e a, ~, and 4 p, NJ,
making connectlon daily except sunday Ct
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SALES.

400 A. G. L.. com
1901 American smeltera com
9,lco Anal. Copper
2o,oVp amer. Car and Foun !. /.
American. pfd. ...........
1,Dv Amer. Cotton Oh
bloo Amer, Tobacco; pfd. IN.
Wy American Can ...........
~ American Can, pfd ..,..,.
i'fo' Amer Loco. com. ........
Amer. Loco, pfd. ..
.blsW American snrar .,..,....
Hoo A., r. and S. Fe com,
eW e., 7. and s. Fc, pfds....
~ Baltimore ard Ohio 40.
ie'sW brooklyn Rap. Tran. 30.
S'sW Great Northern. pfd. -.
TX canadian Pacific ......n..
y'sW Gites. and Ohio ........
a,,'W Chi. Great Western 400.
livo Chi, Nil. and st. PAID. n.
800 Col. Fuel and Iron. ....
400 Col. Southern. com. 49,.
l'My ,ol. Southern. lst pfd.....
Wo Col, Southern. "a pfd......
Il. G., q, G. md ST. I.ouis. I.
@ Consolidated Gas .a...a...
LOO Dnlawarh and Hudson
!, Del. Lack. and Western.
2p,.W Eric. com,
$40 Erie. list pfd ...............
3.leo Eric. I'd pfd. ........,.....
3op General Electric ...........
900 Illinois Central ...........
$500 Louisville and Nashville. /.
Manhattan ........ .......
LOO Metro. ST Ry. .......,....
o,hoo Mexican Central .........o
1909 Mo. Kan. and TEX. com,
Mo, Kan. and Tex. pfd..
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NAVAL STORES.

W1f.yfINGToN. =. G. FEB eo.-spfRITs
TuRPENTfNE-F.irm at &C.. receipts, AZ
casks. Rosin-.Firm a. s3Is shipments, ioio
barrels Tar--Fir mat $3.50; receipts. 2s3 bar
rcls Crude Turpentine---Firm at s2soat5o;
receipts q barrels.
TINE AND RosIN-Noth!as doing.
.stsyANNAH. GA. Feb. al-TURPENTINE;;,,..
d Casks SHIPMENTS sa 81 calks. RosIn@firm
saies SIS barrels: receipts. isde barrels; ship
nieriis SO bartels: stock. -s5.4ia barrels
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BALTIMORE crock MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nd Feb. 2o.--seahoath Air
Zine. common and preterred-Sothlng doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-21
HAIRY ORCHARD
A MINE DETECTIVE
This Statement Interesting in
Light Of His Confession That
Miners Committed Murder.
/ ND EP ENDENcE EXPLOSION
eBy Associated isress.,.

DENVER, COL, February Ain an in
terview published here to-day. Detective
James Mcfarland derfes the report that
he secured a confession from Harry Or
chard, who is charged with the murder
of former Governor Frank steunenburs
at CALDWELL Idaho. December goth last
duplicating the officers of the Western
Federation of Miners lapskiheny others in
the crime. though he eiaims-to have am
pie evidence of their guilt.
MCFARLAND claims to have positive EVIL
dence that members of the Western Fed
GRAFTON planned and carried out the as.
sassination of Detective Lyle Gregory.
killed mysteriously in West Denver two
years ago: of Martin Gleason. superIn.
tendent of the Wild Horse mine at Grip
pie Creek. who was thrown down a shaft
of Arthur Collins, superintendent of the
Smugtlcr-Union mine at Telluride. who
was shot from ambush; of the killing of
fourteen men in the explosion at the
Independence depot. near Cripple, June g.
1904; of the murder of Martin B. Valley.
who was killed last summer by an ex-
plosion in this city. and of other murders.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

rTIRssl;R RSs hSasrs es eesse s eha SfTs
Market h:m a, sl.o2ti per bushel;
receipts light. Virginia. Market quiet at sc.
for fancy stock.:maetne picked, eI.Ac.; shell.
Ing stock n. inJ2c.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 90 1906.
QUOTATIONS. 49, -
|, CATTLN MARKErs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock fRrds.)

3tHf5l nv lSaIeS at Union STOCK IHrus y u A
Richmond. va Feb. 20 1900 ,o.,,
ending February 18th, is as follows, ,4s.
Rest steers, I5isc. ira lot oI superior steers,
ar s,sg4ae Sesi i bsifers. s i medium
e 5g9od. aaaAs comnon az ssc; best soyss VA
sac. calves ea7tsc. FOR Tor best common, $40
SSsei, fresh cows With calves, $4,000 Ie ,s
5Mc,; common, aegtle best lambs. 2dl rs. com.
mon to falr; az q6.ac,; best. hogs 6has eoe,i
Prospect good for all kind Of stock for next
3 CHICAGO, Feb 20, --C:ATTLE-R sipts. 5000
thend. Market slow. Prices steady Common
to prime. !, d stesra $a5oas csws ieSS;
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Easy. No 9at'' sprng Wheat. so6fssc.; No 8.
76is pIttitu.; No 2 red. saasdS4Sc. No. corn,
sst,; No yellow; s9Hc, No oats s.,2 aa az, !;
No. 2 rye. s3c Good feeding barley. a1asf,tr,;
fair 10 choice mal,ns 49as9e M aa, Used
seed, 1926 Mess pork per barrel. s15. +5Grl5 to:
istd. ber 10 PsnnS5a 7;aaiAsas s,orf Tbs
cdi ss4SGIs.bo Whiskey basis OF high wines,
slss. Clover contract grade. .si4,l5. Butter
Firm: crsamerles, i5agiMc dalries iI g
mark, cases Included. lliac. 8 frsts. lllao.:
prime frsts l9Sc.: extras. lti2c. 49, sa1.
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STEAM BOATS
fNLD DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nlqht Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening Zoo
Ash streeO at Up. NJ stopping ar, Newpor
trip Including statAraom berth meals, SOC
each. street Cara to steamera Wharf.
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pRY GOODS M1pKET.

NEW YORK Feb. D.--Duylns OF dry goods
to-day was largely confined 10 goods for near
by shipments. and buyers erdeavored 10 secure
concessions. In certain quarters Irregularities
we're noticeable. but the market as asrule re-
manned firm.
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R1cHMoxp srocK aARKEr.

R.chnipni, VA. Feb. -. 1915
SALES BEFORE BOARD IT.
state Bank ~ v,.gIhla--25 At 1885,
SALES AT BOARD. tt
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. ec.-Fl.oUR-Duil and
barely steady Rye sF!our-Rarely steady.
Bnckwi,va. Fiour@Dul!. curumea.-steady.
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FINANCIAL.

-1T'',s1f-.-771-1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
HONOR CITY BUILDERS,

Every cIi} Is buIl upon the wreck ana rum oi It's
most progressive pioneer residents IHefe Is lnar''
respect aud admiration that the inner history lha' le'
ol the making ol cities
From Ne" YORK To san Francisco including our own
beloved Duluth 1t Is the story oil ehIhU'o'lIc aoe'
bmml minded IalHou' men VINO nave D"I"ed iof tNe
future upon their own rum and OIL lheIr own NE Oooo
Fortunes are allerNad made IRON the enterprises
ana industries from the pans anu 'o''' ' 'o'Se same
men, bul now ie" oil them ever snare the P"'' Every
rly has These men, ana All 100 niue hoh"r Is "on' ue'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
AN EARLY INDIAN MELODY.
Recently Discovered in Book Store
in Oklahoma

There is quite an interesting story
connected with the Ewing Arrow
delightful little intcrmez2o that is
that is played by the New Parker
Amusement company and the Royal
Italian band, under the efficient lead
ership Of Sienor F. Milanl The curo
was found recently by Abraham
llolzmanu. an American musician. in
an old book store in Oklahoma, and
bears the date of 1909, nearly cen
tury ago. This is believed to be the
first genuine Indian melody. 1t is
printed, or. rather, painted upon vel
lum. and, although stained and latter
ed is plainly leeible in each detail.
II has often been moot question
whether the red men, as "A race, pos
SesSed any musical propensitles; in
fact the humdrum monotones of their
war chaulS diSpelled any belief that
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
0SAGE BILL PASSES.

The house, according to the dispatches, has passed
the Usage allotment bill 1t goes to the senate with an
amendment providing for referring tue act back to the
Indians for ratification, but this will undoubtedly be
knocked out
The bill provide, for making rolls of the tribe and
for equally dividing tine lands among the members who
are entitled to enrolment, giving each hi, fair share in
acres, possible.
The bill prohibits the sale or disposition of the lands
for twenty-five years, except any member of the tribe
qualified transact his business who is authorized
to file application with the secretary of the interior and
if the secretary upon investigation, concludes that
such member i, qualified, then he may sell his surplus
lands which upon the issuance of the certificate becomes
subject to taxation
The bill reserves the mineral lands for the use of
the tribe for the period of twenty-five years and ou-
thoraes mineral leases by the tribal council to be approx
ed by the secretary of the interior under such rules and
regulations he may prescribe
The bill make, ample provision for the maintenance
of schools and the tribal government II sats aside
lands for school purposes and donates lands to schools
already in existence
There are about 500 Osagcs, of whom about 900 are
half breeds or designated and the others rec
ognizcd as full boods They own l,4OOOOO acres of
land much Of whic, is valuable for farming and graz.
land much of which is valuable for farming and the
balance is good grazing land They have over TSOOOOOG
in the treasury of the United States and the greatest
oil and gas wells in the country have been discovered ON
their reservation, and from which they receive large
amounts in royalties.
For several years, the Usage tribe of Indians of Ok
lahoma have been considered the shrdu cmwyptheo emf
lahoma have been considering the question Of asking he
government to divide the lands and moneys among the
members of the tribe In all contests for the election
of officers of the tribe this question has been an issue
For the past two wears these Indians have virtually
aeretd La then moneys and lands should be divided
but they have been unable to agree upon plan Of div
sion until this year The bill submitted to the OsageS
at the last general election held 10y them and was
adopted by all the factions of the tribe II brought
to Washington by delegate, pcpc,cntng those factions,
and was submitted To the secretary of tie interior for his
consideration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
HEALTH IN TULSA
Shackle Drug Company Say Care of
Digestion Solves Problem of
Long Life,

No one in Tulsa has u better chance
than the druggist o know the condi-
tion of the city's health, and what
diseases are the most common.
The Shackle Drug Company believe
that the problem of long life is solv I'd
by proper care of the digestive or
gans. Let the stomach get out of
condition aud soon there will he ner-
vousness. irritation. lurred tongue.
specks before the eyes, weakness. de-
bility. Indigestion, and other physical
and mental troubles that directly re-
suit from weakened stomach.
OF all the vital organs, the stomach
is the most frequently abused. and
hence. the one which most frequently
fails. and 81 with the discovery Of a
remedy like Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
which is sold on an absolute guaran-
tee to strengthen the digestive sys-
EN-. aid in assimilation of food. and
cure all troubles caused by indiges-
tion. an important step has been
taken toward solving the question of
good health and long life.
Take one Of the little Mi-o-na tab
lets before each meal. with the fixed
determination that YOU are going to
get well. aud it will not be many
days before you can eat anything
without fear of indigestion.
Shackle Drug Company sells Mi
o-na on an absolute guarantee to re-
fund the money if il does not cure. A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that \. J.
Resiguer has sold his interest in the
Model Steam Laundry To II. J. Stoops
and Il. u. Carpenter The new firm
will be known as the Model Steam
Laundry and continue business at the
same location. The new firm will
make collections and pay all bills
T. u. LEE. g..
II. j. STOOPS.
r. d. CARPENTER.
A. j. RESIGNER.
Tulsa. |. r.. Nav -. '06. j-23-lO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
Real Estate Transfers.

w d. Abbott purchased Yesterday
lot $ in block > in the Horner addi-
tion. Consideration, 5000.
W g. Brockmar purchased lot 10
in the same .ddition. Consideration,
5000.
George Brockman purchased lot ..
in block 2 in the same addition. Con-
Sideration, $500.
Howard Frye purchased lot in
block 2 in the same addition. Con
sideration, 1900.
The above sales were all made by
the Bucl-Rodolf Investment Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

1t Is with assurance of ultimate success that reports
OF the dammns of Grand reach this point since it is
known that Engineer RuSecrans is at the head of the
deraklug RosecranS is the man who culbed Spring
river mp IN the kansa,-Mssour mining field when all
the resident, laughed At his folly Today At Lowell
lists mammoth dam which furnishes electric power for
the entire mining district, all the product of his gen
iuS. R,secrau> is ouc OF the men who de- thing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
IMPORTANT CONVENTION.

The convention of assessors, mayors and recorders
called by Captain Kuiscey for hi, city May b. will be
very important one and should be very largely attended,
tn primary object of the meeting is to oct reasonable
itory towns, and Captain Knseley ha very properly
invited all attorneys representing railroads in the Terri
tory be present The Commercial Club will take charge
Of the entertainment and nothing will be left undone
10 make the stay of the visitors pleasant Musko-
zee Phoenix
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

The late bill has passed the house and there Is .
l.nlt about lis acceptance by the house 1t IS a
-Dron-cr bin than appeared possible short time ogr.
,ut nevertheless it will moi give the government the powe
which it needs. When it is put into actual oper
ui,u, it, strong os we'll us weak points
viii lc shown mp. Aud weak though it maybe it Is
at least tire entering wedge that may eventually lead t.
strict coutrol.-Nmita CMtftan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

Mayor Mitchell aud Councilman Hatch east their
votes for progress Monday night in the council chamber
when they passed the ordinance providing for the removal
ob,lmccn, which have heretofore been in the path of
tie Frisco c,plc at this point Work will begin mmc-
lulc, upon the finest depot in this section There are
imc, when politics must be cast aside for the public
veal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

The residence of J. ii, Swan, In
Eighth and Elgin streets. was pul-
chased Yesterday by {. G. Eaton. of
Eaton 4 johnson: for Sl.S00.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
Reynolds and Hulsey.

Henry Reynolds and Miss Lille
lIulsey. both of Tulsa. We're married
at , o o'clock yesterday by Mayor Jno.
q. Mitchell. in his office in the Turn
~ building. The young couple will
continue to reside in this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
A. v. L W. TULSA TO ENID

Say. young man. your best girl
thinks that that old buggy looks bad.
Better buy one of those beauties at
Frederick's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23
Treat your friend to Tomato
Cocktail, at the BUSY BEE.

Frederick is selling Buggies. Driv-
ing Wagons and everything else in
the vehicle line right.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

TIE banker, ol Oklahoma ,ud ndian Territory are in
session st Oklahoma city The year past has no, wit
messed bank failure The banking capital of the Terri
tore, said be more than that of many of the states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-23

II turns up that W. H. Ford is the only original,
Observation-Disclosures dam man in Muskosee. He is respon-
,he for the Chicago capitalists coming to the rescue and
putting up the cash for the dam at Grand river