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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30
RETURN FROM EASTERN TRIP

Ru be Terry Sr and his Youngest
son .ny, residents of Antelope val
ley but well known in this valley, re-
turned Sunday from an extended visit
in different of the eastern states, Mis-
souri, and Chicago held them the
longest as Mr. Terry Sr. has many rel
atives and friends of his youth resid-
ing in these places. Both feel that
the east would be good place to live
but to their way of thinking the clear
blue sky of tn west coupled with the
glistening peaks and sasebrush holds
additional charms which more than
counterbalance tho SO afforded by the
long settle east. During the ah-
sence of his father and brother,
Rube Terry Jr. who did not accom-
pany them on their eastern trip for
sundry reasons, took advatange of
their absence 10y getting married.
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SERVICES WELL ATTENDED

The reopening services at the NJ. +.
Church last Sunday were we'll attend
ed and from beginning to end they
were full of interest and beauty. The
church being nicely decorated added
greatly to the beauty of the occasion.
Over a hundred invitations were
extended to fri ,nds of the church and
many who thus received invitations
were present ana the crowd was con
sidered the largest having attended
church gathering in Gardnerville for
sonnet ime.
The members of this church have
been exceedingly active of late and
many Improvement Intended for the
Identification of the interior of the
church have been made. just re-
Gently carpet was put down and this
factor alone has done much in the
way of giving the church an atmos-
phere common to places of worship.
Preparations are now being made
for the proper observance of Easter
Sunday and to this end the Sunday
School has already begun work on -
program which will he rendered on
that day.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30

The patient was obliged to remain III
one position for fifteen days after the
operation, but he was given the best,
of care Mt the Irwin hospital, corner
of franklin and Libby streets, San
Francisco. Mr.. Foley's eyes are still
quite weak and it will probably be
two months or more before they will
be entirely well. They are not yet
strong enough t, bear the light.
Otherwice the old gentleman is enjoy
ing the best of health In speaking
the matter to Record Courier repre-
sentative Capt. Foley had the follow
ing tossay II am certainly thankful
that my eye sight has been restored
after fifteen months of blindness and
you may say for me that | am ex-
tremely grateful to the good people
of Gardnerville and vicinity for the
manner in which they so generously
contributed to my relief. -
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30
YOUNG LADIES
WILL ENTERTAIN
AT DANCING

Tonight the young ladies
will rule supreme in Gardner
vile. After waiting an inter-
minable length of time for the
young men to make a move
they have taken the reins in
their own hands and on tonight
Valhalla Hall will be the scene
of prolonged festivities and
sparkling mirth. All that the
young men will be required to
do will be to attend, their well
fare after that will be at the ten
der mercies of the girls. Many
novel and surprising features
will be introduced and will add
greatly to the sound of revelry
by night To suit the occasion
it will be well:to reverse Byron
a trifie. We have already con-
ceded the sound of revelry by
night and certainly Gardner
vile will gather then and there
her beauty and her chivalry,
but where the pinch comes 10 in
the description Of the assem-
blage. It strikes us that any
fair minded person must admit
that at tonight's convocation
there will be an assemblage of
brave women and fair men in
stead of the reverse as in Byron.
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Exhibition ofthe Charming New Styles i
InLadies' s'FashionableS F Spring Ready-to-Wear /

IDklliS. w dlSlS anu NtodiS We l1oN lldNt "
elites in vogue in the East purchased TO
VIM Davies, our New York buyer.
THE NEW SUITS
BY all odds the handsomest collection of spring
suits for ladies and misses we have ever shown
All of the correct materials and colors are fully
represented The styles are in the eton, princess
and pony effects, with the popular circular
skirts The maerials are Panama, Serges. Cloths
and French Voiles. Colors of old rose, reseda
Alice, navy, gray and black. Prices range from
s15 to $50.
HANDSOME DRESS WAISTS
NEVER such charming styles i'll lingerie
waists as showing this season. Their
dantlness and becomingness delight syery wo-
who them. The materials are the finest
sheerest, batistes handkerchief linen. and ling
erie de sole in hand embroidered designs.
DUR stunning assortment of Jap silk waists and the
new creations in chiffon lace and messaline are
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30
LESSONS STRIKE
BODY OF RICH
COPPER ORE

The Jessen Brothers have
uncovered a pody of ore in their
mine on the east slope of the
Pinenut range which assays 2s
per cent in copper. 1t is near
number of other promising
prospects in what promises to
become good copper producing
district. The Jessen boys have
been at work developing their
claim for numder of years and
the body of ore which they have
now uncovered, providing it has
depth should prove a bonauza'
There are other Gardnerville
men interested in mines in the
near vicinity and these have also
given promise of becoming good
producers. Morris Mack is in
terested in one of the group. A.
G. Pratt while In town the early
part of the week is known to
have talked of a strike which
was recently made in the old
Pierce mine near Wellington,
but he was exceedingly reticent
regarding the matter when APP
preached by a Record-C Courier
representative. However, he
did admit that there would be
great deal of development work
done i'm that section this summer.
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ien IA. Nevada.
Fred Klotz.

Charles Dowei and wife arrived in
Gardnerville Monday from California.
Mr. Dowel will be employed at the
War barb r shop. He has had a
great deal of experience in his line.
having for several years conducted n
shop in San Francisco and later in Sac
ramento. Mr. Dowel's presence will
add much to the already popular
Ward ahop.
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Genoa May Be First Town
In County To Have
Electric Li6hfS

- ENOA, the Oldest town OF Nevada and per-
haps the most picturesquely situated, may be the
first in Douglas county to receive the benefits to be de-
rived from electric illumination. Doph Dessler, who short
time installed water pumping plant with a gasoline
CINE motive is anxious substitute electric pow
ior gasoline and to this end is conference with Pratt
and others regarding the possibilities generating this power
from the which he utilized power to run
his -four mill
No definite plans have yet been formulated, but it i.
dersood that should the plan prove feasible Mr. will
transmit power Genoa for Illuminating purposes that
well supplying his needs the The
is but slight and there farm houses all along which
will be supplied that but very little loss energy will
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30

James Boles of tloriston is in the
valley attending to business matters
connected with large bunch of hor-
ses belonging to: the men engaged in
the lumber business about Loyalton.
Mr.. Boles says that the snow is so
deep about Loyalton that they will
not be able to resume operations
there for some time.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30
LOST srRAYE, OR STOLEN

One sorrel ho' 80 with black name
aud tail and with "A white spot on one
front and one hind foot. Last seen in
Pinenut near Zirns mine. AT that
time the animal bad all of IA harness
on. but the bride Finder will please
notify
Fred Klotz.
Genea. Nevada.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1906-03-30

Nj 5. Rajah has this week received
her assortment of hats in the latest
Spring and Summer creations for
Easter. Call and inspect same at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. Sorenson, Gard
nerville.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Bermuda Grass Grows Well

Tbs oklahoma akflc ltnal expert.
meut station a. saltwater has just IS.
Saed 81 interesting bulletin Of tte
growth aud calturo uf bermuda erass
II has been found rather dlaicait 10
get q good stand q this grass ia tie
territories. bat according totlso bulie.
tln il can he done easily Tie follow.
Ing suggestions ara made
seed of Bermuda grass should nat BE-
soNn lu Oklahoma. TIE grAs pro-
dueed ffom seed ffeezes back Ia vie.
tsF aud bsglns grosth late ia spring
usually net until MAJ
nermuda gfaS should he pfopAgafed
only from roots an1 pieces Of sod Of ;
sort that has survived sesefs winters
Ia Oklahoma, the stems ef ehicA fs.
main green throughout the winssf.
and that puts cut nev growth before
April st.
Tie hardy bermuda grass growing
on the station farm, ard elsewhere
ia Oklahoma. survived the winter II
i,s0ised ia practically every county,
reports 81 satisfactory results having
been received from efory county e..
cept heaFer
TIE station s unable % distribute
roots u hardy luuta grass q ail
applicants. Its pFiy q Befmuaa
sd ard Us financial resources eoaIa be
quickly exhausted i ths sefs 81.
tempted. refsaas s haes harig
bermuda Kfn.s roots 6 .eil slaoai al
yeftlse tbs fact ard tllus aau eAaf
this sfas should hay he roags q
these sho have them fnf
G = tai man nf this CTS las saruf.
ei roots sufficient for tie pi tias q
a quarter & an acre. and has set them
out liz experiment vii prove
vhelheg the sane conditions thai ex.
lst il Oklahoma 10 regard 70 tla fals.
ing of bermuda grass ealsf here asa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
DEATH WAS
MYSTERIOUS

Nes York. May s1hc police are
investigating Tia mysterious death of
Charles l. sp.r the confidential
agent Of II II noEers sho sas found
dead a. his home ia staten Island Yea
tsfdas. II Is reported lodaf that
sFislsnce has besn found wbich lndi.
Gates that splef hsd committed sal.
eide. Ms spler lad Informed the
police that her hussaad had been shot
70 a duel wlta burglars
Tie pollce hass asceriainsd that
month before hls death spler insured
his llfe Tor s75.0ao made payable to
the trustees q hls estate A ludg.
ment Ia bankruptcy for sso.no has
been outstanding against spleF for
some time.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
OOa Fight Causes Encounter

besides Tie fghf 81 tie bail grounds
yesterday NinHaus Nefs treated q "a
combination aoe aEbt and prize flug
exhibition 0n Wilson street during
Ire Afternoon The deg l@.ouglnF %
hnaus the keepef q tie Parrot
restaurant jumped enta Rescs CFss.
ems Deg IL front q The restaurant
aud immediately thsre sas something
doing
A large etowd gathered 70 watch
tHe sport efaseus attempted = sap.
agafe the hgltiug animals some
ons three him 3 stick Nilh which 10
p1 open tlle brules .a4s Cay
Title fhfeu ths stick haek saylag.
Let en- fehf if OUT
Thk augefud Bragns. ehoss DEC
vss getting tic worst Of q. aud with.
oat further pFellmlnaFies he struck
Title Ia the face And thon there
vere two fights oDe betecen tlia
dors, the other between the men
Title proved Too much for bis oppon.
ent, ard BEAT hlm up pretty badly b..
f0rs HiaunA cried enough
The doEs vere anaily parted. though
Czyens' hands vera considerably cut
hefofa he could effect 4 separation,
and Brauns do sas somewhat the
worse fof wear.
little and nmans we're both haled
hefofe Mayor Siznahan tbs morning
Title plead guilty and waa anod 81
aud eeala Iiranna demanded = jury,
ard after q trial eas acquitted lie
delended himself shiIs CITY Atiaf.
neY = II smith prosecuted tlse case
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Good Start

TIE vork Of paving Vlultas streets
ls proceeding apAce Conifaetof
stuckey already las = large part Of
the material OF tie ground Thous-
gtds q paving brick are piled along
tbe stfeet. Just at present tie only
actual v0rk bel0e done Is IN The con.
struction II ne cement curb. 4
good beginning On this has been made.
and in 3 week ar 70 it ulll al b. n e
the present rate Of pfegrus<
TIE fools neeerary for tie grading
of Ihe street. outside Of tbs rollet,
havs net set arrived ~ s1on as
theg come IN uofk elll b hseun IL
earnest.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
He MAY Be
EXTRADITED

Moscow. May s--lu addition to the
accusation against Maxim GorkY oi
engaging IN a political propaganda
having fer Us object the destruction
oi the present government, the pfo.
curator has charged him with par.
tlelpatlon IN the December uprising
here u is rumofrt that his extradl.
tion from tie United States viii he
asked for lie Is noW m tnaf couutfy
fuf the purpose g raising funds fog
The carrying on q the wogk oi the
feYolail0n.sts.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
A shrewd DsaI

4. s. Warren has iusf returned from
3 trip Il central Kansas. vheFe he has
been looking e fine stock. lie pFae.
fleailY closed 3 deal 81 Towanda for
Ihe purchase from ] e. Robson q s
Iw6 yeaf.old aIleY weighing lisa
pounds. She Is of tie same stoek as
nH Nafrens stallion. Duke Of France.
Her ounef asks seaa 10 her, Robson
brssis some of NE bez1 draft horses
ii Ihe United States.
A lI.s sleck farm q s. A. spflsRs
ct HaIphalls. Nj Warren purchased
Iol 800 3 geafllne colt fun brother
s. Duke e France Before leaFlna
ne faEH. haesfeH be spld tie colt q
ah4 aealtt ~ aH4 Aed nHful.
Ais Il IS Hz<e ST enfHHz rejoice.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
A BILL TO REMOVE
THE RESTRICTIONS
Murphy Introduces Measure Which
Is Said to Be Acceptable to the
Secretary of the Interior

The Washington correspondent OF
the 81. Louis Glole. Democrat sends
60 today's paper the following dis.
patch concerning tho new removal Of
the restrictions bin just introduced
BY Representative Murphy
Washington, Mas Representative
Murphy ofMisSouri has introduced an.
other bill removing restrictions on the
alienation Of land OF the tye civilized
tribes In Indian Territory. Last week
Mr. Murphy and Senator Warner In
troduced an identical bill IN beth
branches Of congress which Il was
thought would meet the wishes
OF the interior department, which has
been opposing nearly all the removal
propositions submitted When the
bin was sent down 20 Secretary Hitch
cock. however, IL was found there
we're strong objections 20 certain
features OF it. Mr. Murphy called al
the department and had a long con
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
WELL
RUNS 10 BARRELS
Well Is Now Being Drilled Deeper
Into the Sand and win Be Shot
Again in a Few Days

G. r. ilaWwFe. sho was n Ccntraila
today. i enthusiastic ossF tie outlook
,iefe iie aYs tie on uel. was sllet
saturday aftennoaa Af . dept q about
- feet Tile charge uAed wss light.
ana Il ekploied rsar tie top e the
Of and. TIE result sas tlAt s ten
t4rrel well eas brought Ia. To-day
tie Nell = belng drilled deeper II s
proposed q 80 through tle ard shleh
has adepth q about seventy fest Il
ls believed The vel will then l.
silef again. ~Ith s heavier charge 1nd
farther ioNu n lsie 80 sand Ii IS
thought thar q much heitcf ros u
aiI WlIl titus he secured
Cantmiz Is much worked up over
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
WILL OBSERVE
MEMORIAL DAY

There sili b. meetlng Ia the
court ho0se Wednesday afternousi,
May 8, AZ p M, fos the purpose Of
taking steps towards The holding ol
proper Memorial day exercises Every
citizen Of vinlta ls asked 70 be pres.
enI Tie meeting wlll bs held under
tie auspices of the Tilden Dawson
camp. Spanish War Veterans. but al
Interested are Invited.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
SMELTER RIOT
ENDS FATALLY

Pueblo, Colo Ma s. Deputy sher.
lbs lired into eFoad oi rlotous stfik.
ers ai tie Pueblo smelter today, kill
ing Nike Neriuo. III Italian, and seri.
ouslY wounding tso athet strikers
Tive deputies had previously been
/ saten ~ an effort % dlsafm the
strikers, ous Of shom lad fred a SHOT.
Many women Ia tie crowd attacked
tho deputies after the shooting The
strikers aefe trying % prevent strike
breakers from entering the plant.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
The SENATE
STANDS PAT
Beveridge Says House Com
fereeS Must Accept the
Senate Amendment

Washington. May S-The statehood conierees
wrangled two hours today without result The house
confcrees finally explained that il was up TO Senator
Beverdge to accept the Foraker amendment allowing
New Mexico and Arizona 10 vote separately on their
admission Joint state. Senator Bevcrdgc refused
to accept the compromise announcing that he would
insist on the senate amendment eliminating Arizona
and New Mexico
This brings statehood matters to 4 crisis.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Sugar Plant Fails.

Omaha, Eeb. Nay s1udge Kun
ger Of TIE unitad STATES district
court today appointed y. Il. FArRu-
son receiver ot lhe plant q tha Stand
ard beet Sugar company. e LeaFltts
Dodge eouutY. Neh.. enc q tie larg.
est plants II TIE eest. lt cost q, 80. :
ooo i had : daily espaeltf Of !. loo
luus of heefs md z1e0o pounds q
sueAs Il + bonded foE ofeF mllllon
dollars Tho failure e tie nsat crop
to'Tipen property lasI fear Is F'fan Is
lln eauza & tIis iaIInfe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

tho ptlepect Although lileY No4id
hase preferred kas 10 oll. tlsey are
siiil ssff vel sasisaed ulfhthe fesulf
e their Ifsl haIs. TIE n0a a eas
ls decreasing A. TITO dnil enas doe -
into tie kand. and ghefp j. sgiH y
chance that ; plsntlful supply slll h
found At present nsefu h n0l enough
to force tie all cot u the sell
Alfssdy, as result q ths discovery
tasfs = krcst activity IN ths leasgne
line afpaad CeuiFaiiA A ugusH3r 81
Ninlia people are interested there
and thsy, ton afp excited over tie
prospect 4 --soud sell slli doubt
lezs le pai down soaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Will BRIDGE
GRAND RIVER

The Choleau Bridge company which
proposes % build bridge and main.
tain a toli road across the Grand river
II choteau iiled Incorporation papers
this morning. The capital stock q
the company Is $4,000, e whleh ~
go has been paid ln. The officers and
inoorporatofs, al Of whom are rest.
dents of Chotsaa aud vicinity. are.
G. Hayden, PRESIDENT V. Gray, vice
president, VI 4. Samuel. secretary.
W. G. BFyantsffeasaref Y. = Adkins.
" 1. Wider, 7 I. Snndgraas. 4. T..
Hennleh, /. = Biesisoe L II little.
4. :. Crawford. W. = Grant and sam
nel Francis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
ACCIDENT AT
FRISCO MILL

William Lindsey. the engineer at
the Friseo mills. came near being
ssalded e death yesterday. Ataboat
2 O'Clock he packing blaw ont of enc
Of tie boiler pipes. allowing steam
and lot wateF q escape. Almost -.
fore NJ Lindsey could escape from the
engine rom & vas Hooded with
water and filed with ealdlng steam
Fortunately. he escaped without ia.
juFY. Il wss 8 o'oloea bsfoFa the
steam had Al escaped ffsm the boiler.
however permitting The plant 70
start up again.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
ROBBED THE
MAIL TRAIN

Vancouver, Il G.. Mas e-1'he Inn
perial limited on the Canadian Pacific
was held up near kamloopa early To-
day. The robbers compelled the en-
gineer to une0uple TIE mail ear aud
haul IL mite aways who're they Fifipd
the registered letters and escaped
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
BONFOEY WILL
BUILD A HOME

r W Ronfoey this morning lee a
contract Cor his new house % con-
tractor " A. Brown for s2.sla Mf.
Boufoey has some Of the finest lots IN
thesclty a corner Ia the Phillips adj
ditlon IN the northwest part of town.
The house he viii build will have
seven rooms and hath. and viii b.
built oa a concrete foundation lt
viii he modern in every respect
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
HARTMAN IS
MAKING TIME

Cleveland, Ohio May s-The spe.
clal train carrying E Il Hartman
across The continent arrived here this
morning. netsecn Chicago ard
Cleveland one stretch Of los miles on
the Lake sfiufe vas covered in one
hour and aftYHye minutes Il Is ex-
peeted thag the Hartman special, on
arriving Ia New York. viii have made
the best record ever made beteoen
New YORK and san Francisco.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
WhIsa Beaver DEAD

n paz.o1 Tssas. May Colonel
Frank y Powell. faaoas Indian
sosnt knoa e. White Deavef. died
near hers 81 a train east bound from
Les Angeles yesterday q heart dls.
eaae. IIe nd heen a charge nf
Hanalo nInH Coay's interests At
Cay Nfe.. 81 several yearz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
GENTRY BROS.
SHOW COMING

r. {. HenneSseY, contracting agent
sor Gentry RFothan famous dog and
pony show, vas ia vInlta to-day nis
show viii be here Friday, Nay 4.
lie will be followed IN few days By
II. +. Butler, The atvanee agent. WHO
viii complete arrangements
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Snow Kentucky

Lexington. ky Mar Tbsfe was a
light fall q saou IN ne blue grass
region tolay. but u az 40 damage to
growing eforz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
AGAINST THE
STANDARD OIL

Columbus. ohio, Mas Assistant
Attorney GensmlKMiiier TO-DAY said
that criminal proceedings wouid he
brought AZ once against tlse officials
u the STANDARD OA Ia Ohio.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Wreck In California

san Joss CAL. Ma a-Tbe south.
era Pacific Overland train was ditch.
81 &c Elsnfllla today. one man rs
killed ana four Injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

ference with Judge Ryan. assistant
secretary Of the linterloh IA relation
TO the subject. and then drafted the
bin Which.he offered today Il CON
tains substantially the provisions Of
the Long amendment 70 the Indian
appropriation bili, with some slight
changes Il provides that the Fe-
strlctionsIon the alienation of lands
which haveghsen Or may hereafter be
allotted IN the hye tribes country, ex.
eept as 20 full.blood Indians, and ex.
eept as to the homesteads of those
upon the approved Indian rolls. and
except ~ to lands classified a. miner.
al lands because Of supposed deposits
therein Of coal asphalt, OH, gAs or
other minerals Of commercial value, as
otherwise provided. are removed, To
take effect AZ the earlisst time pfac.
ticable. - b. determined BY the Pres.
ldeut who shall give AZ least thirty
days notice thereof hy proclamation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
LIST OF JURORS
FOR June TERM
Men Who win Compose The
Grand and Petit
Iurlos

Ile lafy commissioner have an.
nounced tho following list os grand
ana petit jurors for the june term Of
court II Ntnlta.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

kidnef complaint Kills NEW nnoala
i4saii ans oiiseF dsaeAse. ThEa " die -
TIE disease helus 81 lnsldloas flal IL
keIs Eu9l hold Oh lla system IIsfasa
# ls fHguaniEnd. fuIas s ii klanes f4sn
viii prevent fhe acsaioameuf df i4l#l
dIs1a=s 4 taken il time.
Ap Oesnt