Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-28
'ososososososos 90 .
TERRITORIAL WORLD.
900 ososospsosososo,

Pawmiska has new fire wagon witt
paid fire fighters.
Chandler is besieged this week Will
Santa Fe detectives.
Fourth Of July races and tour
nament are arranged for at Chand
Ter, Okla.
The Guthrie State Capital say.
that Evangelist Dinger is attracting
great crowds at Chickasha on ac-
count of his sermons on the second
coming of Christ.
A seventy-fve pound eat fish was
taken out of Bird Creek near Ca
toosa last Monday by fisherman
named Lambertson, who hauled the
monster to Tulsa where he sold ii to
one of the hotel men.
On May q, new vaudeville thea
tire will be opened at Muskogee with
a double bill, presented by the best
vaudeville talent on the road. This
theatre will be known as the Empire
and will be under the management of
the promoter, Pat Leavy, who has
recently moved there from Kansas.
The Indian Territorial Pharma-
ceutical Association will convene at
Sulphur in annual session May %,
% and "a. About three hundred del
egates are expected. Thos. Shackle,
the secretary, will attend from this
city.
"a lucky strike of lead was found
just east of Sparks last Sunday while
some parties were roaming around the
hills. They found samples showing
lead grain all through rock that seems
to have broken off ledge of the same
quality, In consequence of the find
farms near there have been doubled in
price in two days.
The fact that John Embry was at
prayer meeting in Chandler, when
he received the good tiddings that
he had been confirmed by the senate
as United States attorney for Okla
homa, is significant. John is a
Christian, honest and straightfor-
ward. AS Tom Corner is called the
Abe Lincoln of Kiowa, Embry is the
Ben Harrison of Lincoln county,
Hobart News Republican.
A tall lanky Creek Indian lad,
about nineteen years of age walked
into the city hall Wednesday and
told his troubles to Assistant Tax
Collector Moulton. The lad said he
had been working for a man and had
not received any pay. He wanted to
take legal action and asked Moulton
to file a homestead on one of his en-
ployer's mules.-Muskogee Phoenix.
The superintendent of the Midland
Valley railroad has issued stringent
orders to all Of its employees to imme-
dlately remove all persons from the
right of way in and near Pawhuska.
At the same time Acting Agent Hurley
of the Osages, issued an order to
Chief of Police Haines, to remove all
negroes from the city that were not
by the department to be
there in the employ of some white per-
son. Pawhuska is determined not to
be Known as negro town.
Mounds has come to the front with
a gas yell which tried its best to lay
the fame of the Caney gasser in the
dust, but the citizens made the mis-.
take of extinguishing the fire before
the well had been sufficiently adver-
tsed and this spoiled the effect. The
territory has plenty Of gas and they
might have let it burn a week or two
for the sake of the advertising OBJ
tained therefrom. 1t don't pay to be
in hurry in these matters.-Weleet-
ka American.
United States Marshal Darrough
has changed his tactics in trying to
,ffect the capture of the Wycliffe boys,
the Indian desperadoes, who killed
Deputy Marshals Gilstrap and Vier.
Last week he went among the Night
Hawks and held a pow-wow with the
leaders of this organization, and as
a result the Indians have agreed to
effect the capture, dead or alive, of the
outlaws. Over fifty of these fullbloods