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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-07-19
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Second pitti let. ..s.. ...s.,.. y. HANE1
Third Distric. :. ..... .H q. FULLER
cnnculrguDoE.
Foarta Judieia. Circuit. ............F. D. smra
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25
MORNING Gun DAIRY.
~

Pure Miik and Cream. 6tsictiy 0Ast
tsry. Both 'phoaes ~.
2. cgvgA. prspnssee
- Vegas. n. y.
Grexoryis billiard tables are away
IN 6nt class condifian. SEQ
Pictures framed % order q d r
Dearths' The undsstakes. iess
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

q. o. 0uhans tsssisiss sstsr four ysass
@. b. Burhans. Of Carlisle Center.
n. Y. writes: about four years ago
I wrote you stating that I had been
e. :ireiy cured d a severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two bot
lea of Foley's Kidney Cure. Il entire
iy stopped the brick dust sediment.
and pain and symptoms Of kidney
disease disappeared. am glad 70
say that I have had a return Of
any OF those symptoms during the
four years that have elapsed and ]
am evidently cured to stay cured. and
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure to any one suffering from Kid
ney or bladder trouble" Sold by o.
@. Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

soyscg ron euolscAytoA-
In the Isssracs Cssss u ne Taaus
asaseasi Dsssrsss a tie Tertiary n
N@s hexsea sassinx sasAaa AL
Tor 10 6esaas u sxa Nigel
P2ataas Sara liaa~aex DE- Iinrn@x.
pSiasas. ~. the Tesn u Las ys.
sss the beard a. trustees ~ tie
IOWA a LIS yexss gsHer~sc Ray.
adds. paessaeas ~ said haara aai
trustee. Elisha v. Loag. ~s-crwssry
nj s@aa hoard and trustee. caxarses
iaf3ad. Easeaas Rasn9ra.' relis q.
asihea. tsaasr Y. Gsaexas. aad
fr~aesssk a. Pierce individual
nsemh~rs u said haara. All IN.
anosn claimants In the premises
described In the eosnpisint In The
aa~"se named csuse q adverse Ia.
tsFssi 10 plaintiff defendants, M.
sisa Chaneery C. Quiet Title
The above aamed defendants losas.
~ and ssyesalls. are hereby nosafie~i
ihst action has he~n commenced
againss them In the District Court
u the Fourth Iadseial District Of the
Territory of New MEXICO. sitting
ss:hin aud Tor she county Of Sal Mi.
; ne b. the said Paalins sara line.
as< DE- l~lnaenex. which action b.. r.
the above title. that In the said ae-
saae the plaintiff seeks 60 hsst. q de-.
cree entered. auiesins and establish.
s"s her title % the following tescEih.
e. land and real estate situated In
the county Of San Miguel and Terri
tory of Sew Mexico Aforesaid i.wit:
The , " y Of Sec. g. Tt5N n -
&: the n = O! the n u of the 3 z Il
Of Sec. 6. T rs y. r 30 q. th@ . y.
Of the \ u = Of Sec. 9. r Is n. n -
z. aud the 3 y 81 the n y of tic
n e Y Of Sec, 6. r rs n. n 30 T.: the
n y Of the n y of the n Y a. Of SEC
G. r Is n. r - 4. the . u Of the q 4
y Of Sec. 81. T 10 n. r 20 u. aud the
= y Of the n = Of the q Y Z u Sec
81. T &c n. 4 20 Z: the n Y Y Of The
n " Y Of Sec. 9. r 10 n. z 20 q. tns
Y y of the 9 W y Of Sec. ~. r rs n
r 20 u. and the q W Y Of the Q W I:
Of Sec. 81. r E n. Il 20 u. consisting
Of $40 acres more or less.
The said plaintiff. asks thst hsl
claim and title TO the said land ant
above described real estate be essab
iished and Quoted against the sad
adverse claimants aud the claim q
the said adverse claimants and eacl
and any Of them. and. the said claim
ants and each and oil Of them be for
ever barred aud estcpped from hayinl
or claiming any right. title or interes
In or to the said above described rea
estate adverse to plaintiff. and tina
plaintiffs title TO said real estate b,
forever quie,ed and set At rest. Plain
tiff prays for general relief. PLAIN
tiff's attorney 10 Chas. ". q. Ward
whose postofftce address Is East la
Vegas. New Mexico.
thht uhtess s"u. aWe satu ueisho
ants. and each % YOU. enter your al
pearance in said cause o N or befor
the LIST day Of September. A. d. 1906
a decree pro confesso and judgmen
by default will be rendered aud ct
tered against YOU and each Of YOU a
In said complaint prayed Tor.
SECuNDTNO ROMERO.
ga Clark,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25
PERSONAL MENTION

4 a. Nass~ a AaaaszeH9s~ ss~a
yesterday IN ssas razy. d.
sSnses !, Sxsna@g n In aar sa#y 90
O. er~1 fexas A. -
"A karSmss So in IT, eas p~.
s~sasy trssw sks a@szne ~ Rsassn-
c~Ase CsseAa 10 In ~ eaE ssssF
frss IN kose ~ caaAna On sasaassx.
n ~ Lester sf AaaassesSse 10
sss.disx sAe aas sssA frAraas IN tbs
eEsE.
Ansoaie Gss~<s a. csrsaaa 10 10 The
siss ssass sAxkisx tsaas sfA III
frs~nda
4 G sssnsoa h In he easy from
his hane II Las crvnes ~ . smsaness
nisszsa
ss<ssss cssNfss Ron%ss A.s left sae
ety. - S~e~adssa -Rosnssa's saarh
sas as tosa.
AEe~ HssS resmrnaa hasne %
raGs cisy esesssrdas from a hasaaess
trip a Axsiiar ssa sieiaitE.
r. J. SIsssasa snd Th0uaS txsse-
s~se, here sssa~sass fgosn Shoemaker
ard spent Ass nsghs IN the chs.
j, Asnissa rssusaea 10 the city last
sVealag fEszn Krs@nix lake With q biz
string of fine fish. The sish are Bit
ing wesl fnr this time of year.
v G. Jones. secretary u the RAY.
aoaa q Roberts company. sh0 has
t<sen quite siek for several weeks.
wss able 20 b. aoxn 30 vssk sar the
first time YESTERDAY.
r. q Hsrring returned Ia his hame
at Birmingham. Alabama. YESTERDAY
af.ernaon after sp~naing about ten
Haaaths in Z his city tar his health.
Physicians pronounce him ensirely
cured.
Alex. Wolf NIL arrive in the city
from his home In Memphis, Tenaes
see, Friday. 10 visit In this city With
his hrosherin-lsx. n, Danziger, Mr..
Wolf has been attending the biz Ella
reunion II Denver.
Over q hundred Indians passed
through this city this afternoon on
their way t. their homes below Al
buauerqae from Rocky Ford. colora
d. where they have been employed
in the beet fields.
]. y. Looney. assistant electrical
engineer Of the Postal Telegraph CON
pauy, with hesdauars@rs In Chicago
left the city yesterday afternoon 10,
Denver. after installing q phantople,
machine In the local office.
Assistant United States Attorney
o. ]. ieshy. vile and child. and Mis-
Marie Arnold. q niece Of the former
arrived In the city this afternoon OF
No. I. Mrs Leahy has been visiting
IN Ration Tor Q couple Of weeks ant
Mr.. I<ahy went up to that place u
accompany her home.
Asreiio Herrera. the we'll know
prize fighter. arrived 10 the city from
California last night on No. . AM
stopped of TO visit Tor q short tim
sith the Girl In Red" WIN II viii
Or. Carver and his diving horses. tn
young lady wf,i undoubtedly now b
amply protected from any attempt Q
assault, such as alleged to have oe
CURED At Albuquerque. Herrera
on his way to the east TO go In train
ing for 4 fight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Nsysorss shox that the mortality
snanAg sheep In eastern Aew Mexico
~ q result Of the seyere storm last
sect vas greater than II first sur
posed and thar fully seae we're kiii-
81 b. the terrific hail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Leafs hssnea. m Italian zasosI fos.
tgtase yssrs Old. 10 dead. ana Depusy
sheriff J. D. Romero u in the hospi-
tai suffering freaa . bullet voana In
his right side NJ . result IL a
StarkxEiie shoatlag scrar~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25
PROCEEDINGS TO DUST
the MAYOR or GALLUP

Santa Fe. N. NJ. July ss.-Attor'
General Reid yesterday granted per.
mission to the attorneys to use the
name Of the territory OF New Mexico
in BRINGING quo warranto proceedings
against Mayor +. NJ. San!ule and she
other officers Of Gallup. whose tenure
IL contested by the old boari and may.
or. Attorney General Reid intimated
that while the present incunibenss
might have received the proper num-
her Of votes, the proceedings required
by law in the conduct Of the cleo
ton had been ignored by the Ole board
OF trustees. 1T Is a serious question
in my mind" said the attorney sSil'
eral, "as to whether the present Of
ficials are even de facto In office "
The attorney general said he did not
presume to decide. the. matter. but in
allowing his name to be used recog'
nized that a serious question existed
He did not presume to ref:ecs on the
merits OF the present Officers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Notice
To Members Of Suit Club;
Drawing VIII take place on Thurs
day evening OF each week This
Thursday Il will take place at Simp'
lins Bros. July &c. 1906. at = p, M.
An members are requested to be pre-
seat.
GoI.DSTEIN BROS.
Merchant Tailors.
Bridge street; also 6is Douglas ave-
nue, Las Vegas. n. M. 'i"'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

MA sAn@~a ss2Asss3zsA. sfs~ -
ssaza*a 4 GaAsszsatl~ Il usss~. n.
NJ sa~s YESTERDAY mosztax n s~x~a
ssAes Tie asssE sss aEeaxht hero
asT ssrasA - sa~ fuasraa 80 M 10
s~As antia fwsssss~s r~~ea Las VEGAS.
bae aa~aa2ae~as~ms a shs fzassxl ssa
~ amaae asssT.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

When business drugs. push 4
along with more advertising.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

n yea would via success b -
~pstrsalss The sAvtngs baak. RAsroor
iss II literally asd eeatinsossly. D.
psstts for ths Plaza Trust aad eayen0e
baak received q tbs First Nak1soe1
bask fos ths ccavsaisacs Il go ~
paaroaA. "
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
rolsyis Honey and Tar affords imms'
date relief TO asthma sufferers in the
worst stages and II taken In time viii
effect q eurs. Sold by o. q. schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-25

Stirrat & Miller, Photographers.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-25
SECRETARY KN0BLACH, Ely Townsite Company.

1--WE are not building shack town., said the resi-
dent manager of the company recently EVERY building
be of substantial construction That the only way
to build city, and city is what intend to have
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-25

Financial giants and men of genius
have given their support to the creation
of the new and "Greater Ety. They
are the same men who brought to the
knowledge of the world the mineral re-
sources of the Ely district They are
the fduciary pioneers, whose interests
in the present town of Ely are prepon-
derant, yet who are deferred by engi-
neering difficulties from making the
town in the canyon the scene of their
operations. Ely City, situated on level,
open ground, suited them best. The
projectors Of the new city include such
mon az William Hinckle Smith of Phila-
delphia, a fnancier. the largest indi-
vidual stockholder in the Nevada Con-
solidated Copper company and pioneer
in White Pine county, William B.
Thompson Of the Arm of Hayden, Stone
& Co., Of New York, whose name Is as
ISOLATED with the early history Of Butte,
and the financial equipment of the mines
of Ely; George E.Gunn of Salt Lake, long
tho field expert Of the American smelt-
ing and Refining company and the
Guggenheim Exploration company, and
who created the Cumberland, Ely Cop
per company; Joseph Remick of Boston,
whose wealth has been showered freely
upon Ely's industries, and a host of
others of nearly equal financial stand
ing.
1neSB men nave 1nVeSLen U1elT
at Ely City for a term of years.
are willing to wait, profting /
experience Of previous investmen "a
Butte and Seattle realty, which re-
turned enormous profits as the reward
of patience. The elimination of the
speculative feature is an underlying
cause for the Ely City realty boom.
Two hundred acres of land are en-
braced in the initial plating of the
new TOWNSHIP. Reasonable restrictions
are imposed by the company to prevent
the introduction of "shacks, . impro
vised houses and an undesirable ele-
ment
eve are not building a shack
town. said the resident manager of
the company recently. Every build
ing must be of substantial construction.
That is the only way to build city, and
city Is what we intend to have
Opening prices for the Ely City lots
ranged from $3.50 to $500, according
to location. The titles carry freedom
fror. ossassr,or+ for such irnpyovanant~
as street grading, installation Of water
supply, sewage pipes, etc. The company
assumes responsibility for such improve
ments. First prices were considered
very reasonable under these circum-
stances and the eager purchasers have
since refused advances that looked
tempting.
Mr.. A. G. Corbett, the general man
ager Of the Ely Townsite company, Is
well known throughout the West He
is a genial, unassuming gentleman, and
withaI a keen witted, far seeing "Cap-
tain of Industry Mr. Corbett came
to Ely from Seattle and has surround
ed himself with a staff of expert engi
neers, craftsmen, master mechanics and
clerks, together with field force of
constantly increasing size which is paw
ing the way for building operations on
huge scale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-25
OF REALTY SCRAMBL
FOR ELY BUILDING SITES

Occasionally one reads of great
stampede of settlers into some new res
aviation thrown open by the Govern
ment in which land may be obtained
at nominal cost. But it rarely happens
that men and woman scramble for
building sites in a town reservation.
Where money is to be paid for land the
intending purchaser is usually hesitant
and disposed to prolong the negotia-
tions. It is only when every expedient
of economy has been adopted that the
cash Is paid.
At Ely City recently, when the pub
lie was invited to participate in the
division of business blocks and residence
,ites on the demesne Of the Ely Town
site company, all presidents were
smashed. So great was the demand for
town lots that after nearly 100000
worth of property had been disposed
of. the company closed the subscrip-
tions temporarily until reservations by
wire and mail could be checked against
the sales. In all respects it was the
most remarkable inaugural sale of
realty In the West and a substantial
tribute to the possibilities of Ely.
Ely City adjoins the ancient township
of Ely on the east and extends there
from to the plateau, two miles beyond,
clear of the canyon in the which the
first settlement was made and out where
the ground rises in gently undulatlng
terraces from north to south. From
these eminences a magnificent view is
afforded of Steptoe valley, with land
scape unsurpassed in this mountain
country. The vast reaches of the valley
stretch beyond human vision, fanked
by towering mountains and picturesque
canyons. It is an ideal site for the
city of $4,000 people which Ely is des-
tined to have.
The Ely City enterprise is compare
BILE to no similar undertaking in the
State of Nevada. 1t is not passing
speculation in realty. It involves the
construction of great industrial city,
built to meet the needs of population
which will exceed that of Reno in a
few years and eventually eclipse Butte
in importance and size.
Massive business blocks, handsome
residences. churches, hotels and theaters
are called for by the plans. Pure run
ming water, taken from near the source |
of Murry creek or from Steptoe val |
ley, as the company may elect, will be
available in Ely City as soon as the |
pipes are laid A modern sewage sys-
tenn, electric lights, boulevards and
parks, and streets of macadam will ac-
Company the town in it's growth
Already the Nevada Northern rail
road has established its freight terminal |
at Ely City and land has been acquired |
for an elaborate trackage system to ia !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06


+ = 'io" ~ '.''@e ' : pi','''
s,n,o ,5ontio.i r,ah,. j. .,,a,,,, ra -,
sor,o acsroo 90 o,,tvon. or ,ta o,,.n
qoycr,,,nep.
60,
10 neg ~ a.
, ,' -, "',,0','''' 90'l'e i"' ~
tbat tboro ors ,,oioy,, ~ M ean
yentlop who h we rad o--e,.ionco ana
are thinkers and wlthal are sincere
and fair. that wan never let The con.
yentior fan int The ridiculous posl.
tlca of loudly -ondemnine all tru IS
Tia. throttle trade ana theu in The
Sara breath organize n Gigantic trust
to make a -crner on religion
II uoria no. ,o ~. a...ou .,,..
for thoso ,,.ro ma a. 49,. -, ),
,o,orc ho riobts Of ma n,,na,,t.. :,
snch , r.ttor =. no,,,,om Ta u,
NJ, onostion -, u,a.a..,,,e- :,
d is NJ .noo, -, - -, i.
r,itb an, in,tyilra1 ...no,,.,,l,,,.
what can l., onoo =,
co,sistont,,. nlooo n ro,,as ~ ~ m
co,sti,n,,on ..1 q ,na.,,a ~, -, .,,.
u. no n,aicr,,, gaa.. - ~, ~ !. 80 -,
lisr uno, No sn,oI,er r..,,ons M,
what ,,rst 100 ~ ahou, 40
e'"' ND1O - 'i'''''i ''''@i
= 'p'0' we may ~ ''i- A'S 10 IT,
Goins BACK 10 the early days Of
inns h-'loh ana te the cradle of lib
cru down lh old Virginia where
'', '''' an" ~ "'i's'"
1'1 ,'' '"'' saw 10 ''e
~, a. '''0 '''' S''''
'sT' N" 0' 49, - =" ,i' u'" !"
~ '''p'' 'V' q" '',e'' '''0 W"'- "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

troll and enforcement oil corporate
duties
He holds that it is the duty Of
railroads as common carriers to pro
vide proper facilities for Transports
tisn and that the obligation comes as
nart Of the contract between the peo-
pie and tbs corporation at the is
suance of the charter.
But really the sit1ation &. one for
direct statutory control aud The courts
shogld not be rcGuired t. extend the
jurisdiction of cxtraordi-writa and
remedies Ia order to prevent unques-
tioned wrongs. These extraordinary
q-ity mowers were only conHded IN
tie ccuits i'm order to cover points,
wherein the law Dy reason OF ITS uni
: crsaiily was deficient It is, nevor-
theless, happy Circumstance that
they are possessed of these power
aFd ran use them to protect the peo-
NE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
. o o @ o o @ @ @ o o O o Q @ q
Q COMMUNICATIONS. c
, @
Q @ @ 0 o @ g o o O Q 0 O O O 0
a corner on Religion"


Editor Leader 1t is quite apparent
that the principles of liberty are not
genepally rec gnlzed even in the land
Of the free and the home of the
brave"
The Democratic idea of popular
government has been nicely expressed
thus:
"A government Of the people, by
The people, and for The people. In
this the essential element was the
application OF the tern people to all
without any distinction arising from
religious belief.
Now II would be very nice if the
Christian people could have the con
sttutlon written so that it would ex-
press their religious sentiments.
It wc9ld be very agreeable to the
Jews TO have their religicrs senu.
monts rcyaf According to the pa I
history Nf the Mormon people and
especially their desire 10 control the
anfirs OF state by their chrrch in
iluence they no de bt would be pleas
ed to have their religious sentiments
written across the face Of our con-
stit,ton
The Atheist believing that thoro is
no God would perhaps expire him,
sel An terms indicating his belief,
and we might extend the list but this
wiz Illustrate
These ON MT all occupy the first
place in the constitution without a
iangle the like of whi-h we have
never seen
They an have the zame title to the
floor space in the preamble Of the
constitution Of This state This must
be admitted as the only alternative.
Which is to hold that these various
classes are not equally citizens OF the
state II this Is the position TO be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
COUNTY BOUNDARIES

AND COUNTY SEATS.
The question Of coendes. comfy
boundaries and county seats ic a very
dalicete one and one lia'he TO n axe
PERSONS feel asgrieved, who 20 not
lei what they want Great care and
ruca tact win be needed to keep
everybody cool and sood hunored,
but that is the only way ut Of it.
Generally speaking those who fa-
or large counties do so b cause they
consider It a msttor OF economy and
want to keep taxes at minimum.
There are others, who favor smal;er
counties so they can be near the
county seats
There is ssIll another class, who
want counties created and bounda-
les ct with SPECIAL reference to GER
ain towns which either are. or are
aspiring TO be county seats. No one
'f"iANo ih'lIf Nuh ~ hiiShh plANh a
dnicvlt and d1ite Impossible task
20 satisfy all thise demands. The
thing to bear in mind is to keep wect
oven thorgh mpetitor wins the
came
The conycEticu wiz DO It's very best
20 do even handed isstice to ail and
20 its mandates an should meaky
bow rather than get grouchy about
IT, It doesn't help a sore spot 70
scratch a.
There has so far been very little
ricti n over thi important matter.
and there should not be more in tho
future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
ZACH MULHALl
GRANTED HEW TRIAL.

Jefferson City, Mo, Dec. g.. Held.
Ing that in an assault with intent
10 Kill, the name Of the person on
whom the injury is intended must be
used by the prosecuting witness, the
Mi souri, s~preme -ourt reversed and
renandcd for new trial the case IN
which Zach Mulhall was sentenced 10
serve two years in prison for as
saYlting Ernest Morgan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

les rive any portion OF it's citizens.
however small,
Despot power may invade them
but justice still confirms them.
The secret Of the domestic tan
guilty in this land Of ours is due to
separation Of church and state. We
might engraft religion up-n the CON
gtitution, as many states have, amt
then turn around and deny the right
TO do SO that the people may be pro
tected II Z. GIDDINGS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

opublican national committee. Cor
ielyog and Bliss SIRE sick aud claim
Roosevelt hits below the belt, I'M.
lhe nausc9us condition CT their gas
gohepauc system is rot such rs leads
thoni TO disgorgo that s1lS.0OO Of
alush funds taken from the policy
aolders Of the big Insurance compa-
,tfns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

High freight rate and car shortage
arc not ndilions 10 the liking of the
cople of oklahoma, who are long.
uncring and kind bnt furious when
aroused by wrongs constantly per
fcrpctratcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
GREAT POWER OF COURTS

There Us great power in the man
datorN writ issued by Judge CARRIER
at Enid manding the Rock Island
90 provide cars for shipmonsi tom
lcrod on show cause why the same
me not provided Hls holding dis
,loso wide field fr judicial con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
SPECIAL JUDGE TO TRY KOHL

sracial to Daily Leader
Oklahoma city Dec. GA change
Of venue was granted by Judge Bur
well in the Kchl murder case. Chief
Justice Burford will be asked to at
once appoint a Judge to try the case
Attorneys for Kohl said they would
make Sufficient showing TO secure a
change of venue. This viii be dona
as soon as the new judge takes charge
Of the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

The original statehood bin con
ained am appropriation of $l0,0O0.O00
'n Zen The 10th and Both sections
of land in Indian Territory but The
Nas cut in two before the passage of
no bin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
\ COO ] furniture Polish

Take equal parts Of beeswax ana
while wax and shave up fine. the
cover wax with spirits of turpentines
let stand a while, then mix to a paste.
Rub on furniture with a small woolea
cloth, then polish with large wooden
olcth, tn s is fine; Try 10. nice Tor
Tcsrs ais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

The poor cobblcr who made Europe
rar with laughter gets four years ic
JAIL For such q feat he should have
been knighted and received a iif,
non ION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

The recent discovery OF ls0 boxes
of papry OF the second to the sixth
oenty win cause mach discussion
m classical circles and mo- doubi 4dd
mite 90 the accuracy OF III nv
But then ONahoma is so new per-
haps we had better keep hand Oft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

OF course it is not suspected thqt
there was any posing or making up
done for those snap shots the prcsi,
dent took In Panama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

Delegate Cohb refuse 90 he geo
graphical anachorism