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so that Governor Buchtel of Colorado lis unfriendly to the President and be- hind any sucb movement Mir. Bent believes that the story originated in the coming congress of ranchmen and others interested in the public and timber lands of the western States,
 which will be held in the near future. He says that number of these peo-
 pie are not in sympathy with the poli- cies of the Administration with regard
 to the public domain, but brands as
 nonsense the statement that this feel ing has crystallized into anything like
 an Anti-Roosevelt movement. In fact,
 Mir. Bent says that if the President
 will accept the nomination in 1908, Colorado will be for him unanimously.
 He says, also, that Secretary Taft's boom is being received very graciously throughout the great territory west of the Missouri.
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NATURAL GAS
 CONVENTION

Joplin, Mo-, May 21.-The Nat ural Gas Association of America is holding it's annual meeting here
 It was organized February 20, 1906, in Kansas City, Mo-, and the vice president is M. M. Sweetland of Kansas City. The employees be- long to the association, but only as Class B members without voting privileges. The object of the as- sociation is to guard and protect the interests of the natural gas business. The association will have a large number of discussions of topics connected with the business, and will make a tour of the mines
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OKLAHOMA MILLERs
 MEET CRANE

Guthrie, Okla, May 12.-n hundred or more members d| Oklahoma Millers' Associatiop here today in joint convention. 1 will spend two days in discua subjects of interest to every Inf and grain dealer in the new a A banquet tomorrow night complete the meeting.
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who knocked out Johnny Cara, New York, at Peoria, H., in, rounds is matched to nla 1 Caponi, the Chicago mid0,no, for 15 rounds at 152 poups night before the Davenport ' of this city Caponi has bo,,, lthe good middleweights in
 West, and will have a fig h, cap when he faces Papke,
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to the figures the total production of coal in the United States last year was 414,O39,5S1 short tons of 2,00O pounds, valued at $512,- 61O,744. Compared with 1905 these figures show an increase of 5.4 per cent in quantity and of 7.3 in value
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It remained for Prof. Edmund J. James, president of the University of Illinois, to advance unique argument in favor of the establish ment of a national university here in Washington. In letter lauding the ambition of the George Wash ington University to fill that posi- ton, Dr. James says: Such uni- versity, located in the federal cap- ital could do many things for Amer ican higher education which no in- stitution in any other location could possibly accomplish. Another great advantage of such a school as this, located in the capital, would be it's powerful influence on con- gress as whole in the direction of the scientific treatment of all political and economic questions. Such a school, with a faculty con- sisting of able experts in all the different lines of government policy and administration. would in- eyitably exert an immediate and helpful influence upon the country and upon the attitude of our con- whole" This view has beer taken before. Congress was looked upon as providing in reality, an inval- uable classroom in which the stu dents of the greater university would be enabled to study political science at first hand. There is lit tie doubt but that the existence of national university here would be of almost as much value to con- gress as would congress to the students of such an institution. The George Washington University has almost completed $2O0,OO0 fund it has been raising for the purchase of site, and Dr. Mitchell Carroll, chairman of the building and endowment committees of the university, is hoping that the Amer ican people will come forward generously with subscriptions to an endowment fund that will enable the institution to carry on the work projected. The university was es- tablished in 1921, directly as a re- suit of an agitation begun by George Washington in the first con- tinental congress. It is we'll fitted in every way to carry out the idea of national university :. and little doubt is expressed but that the American people will see to it that the necessary funds are forth ceoming
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from beginning to end. Senator Gull lom believes that "Uncle Joe' would be the most appropriate successor the President could have, and thinks that the movement to put him at the head of the ticket next year is gaining ground steadily.
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Dyspepsia is Americas curse. dock Blood Bitters conquers dyg every time. It drives out impu tones the stomach, restores peril gestion, normal weight, and health.
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Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chronic cases oson relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell it.
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President Roosevelt this week was presented with a solid gold folding card conferring on him life member ship in the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. The card will admit the President to all the games played by the different clubs which are members of the asso- citation. The card is of regulation base ball ticket size, has the Presidents photograph engraved in enamelled gold date of presentation and the name of as many of the cities as there 1 is room for. The committee making the presentation consisted of Eugene F. Bert of San Francisco, P. T. Powers of New York, N. H. Farrell of Auburn, IN. Y., and M. J. Began of Boston. The President, in accepting the card, said he regarded the game of baseball as the typical outdoor sport and that he was particularly interested in it be- cause men of middle age could play.
 More than eighty million bushels of wheat this year in Kansas is the pre- diction made by George w. Finley of Topeka. who is here on business be- fore one of the Departments. Mir. Fin ley declares that the farmers of his State expect to reap even greater profits than in previous years because of the high price of the cereal. He de- clares that so far as he knows, and he has the latest reports, very little dam age to the grain in Kansas has been done, although the farmers of Okla homa have suffered considerably. MT. Finley says the day of the plodding farmer has gone by, that they have chopped off their whiskers and are now riding around in automobiles.
 Several hundred thousand acres of public land in California, Washington, Oregon and Wyoming will be tbrown open for settlement in July and for entry in August. Secretary Garfield of the Interior Department, this week issued an executive order putting this in effect Of this, 257 ,280 acres adjoin the Washington National Forest Re serve; 9S,560 acres adjoin the Ranier National Forest Reserve in Washing ton; 129, 9,2SO adjoin the San Jacinto Ma tional Forest Reserve in California; 24,960 adjoin the Medicine Bow Ma tional Forest Reserve in Wyoming and 47S,760 acres ar eadjacent to the Cascade and Heppner National Forest Reserves in Oregon. The methods of settling and entering on these lands will be similar to those employed in the opening of public lands in the past.
 The political sensation of the week was sprung by Senator Cullom, when he came out fiat-footedly for Uncle
 Joe Cannon for the nomination for President in 1908. The Senator beard ed the President in his den and inform ed him that he was in complete sympa- thy with Representatives Prince and Chapman of Illinois. both of whom had 1 declared previously that the Illinois delegation to the convention would vote as unit for Speaker Cannon
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THE PRESIDENT
 RIVER TRIP Will First Speak at Can ton, Ohio, Where the Nc Kinley Monument Is to Be Dedicated.
 COAL PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION
In West Yirginia-George Washington University Project-Former Sena- tor COckrill Resumes His Duties at the Nations Capital.
Especial Correspondence.)

Washington, May 21.-President Roosevelt is to make a trip down the Mississippi river. He has ac- cepted prOvisionally an invitation from the governors of sixteen states to make the voyage for the purpose of seeing the river and harbor work in progress on that stream. The journey probably will be taken early in October, for MT. Roosevelt goes to Canton, Ohio. September 30 to speak at the dedi- cation of the Mckinley monument. He will go from there to St. Louis or some other point on the Father of Waters and thence down to Memphis, where he will attend the deep waterways convention. It is believed he will make an address before this convention, although this has not been definitely de- termined yet. The trip will take about six days and will be made on one of the government steamers. This decision of the president has brought joy to the hearts of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf advocates, who undoubtedly will make the most of their opportunity in impressing upon the president the necessity for establishing this great ship canal. The presidents interest in the question of waterways develop ment is we'll known, and he is a hearty admirer of the national rivers and harbors congress, which, composed of business men, shippers and communities throughout the United States ,are seeking to have congress appropriate not less than $5O,O0O, 1000 year for the prosecu- tion of this form of internal devel- opment The journey of the chief executive undoubtedly will give strong stimulus to the work of this organization which now is en- deavoring to increase even further it's membership to the end that the American people may express unit edly to congress their desire that this development be continued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

illinois gave way to West Vir-
 ginia last year in the matter of coal
 production. According to statistics compiled by the geological survey, West Virginia supplanted the Suck CT state and took position as the second coal-producing state of the union. During 1906 it had total output of 45,276.4S5 short tons, while the production of Illinois was 41,470,435 short tons. The loss of place by Illinois was due to the almost complete suspension of mining operations in that state in April and a portion of May be- cause of labor troubles According
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Former Senator Cockrell once more has resumed his duties as a memler Iof the interstate com merce commissionu. The dis tinguished Missourion has been in very poor health and for two or three months has been in the hands of his physicians, spending most of the time in Florida. General Cockrell is glutton for work. It was really to keep him from work ing himself to death that he was ordered peremptorily by his phyi- clans to leave Washington. During his five consecutive terms in the senate he was credited with work ing more hours day than any other member of that body.
 Alfred E. Bent. treasurer of tn, State of Colorado. is in Washington and this week gave out public state ment denying the story sent from Den yer that a Mississippi Anti Roosevelt congress was in process o formation. in his State. He denied al
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msnt. MS unable Ia AM wAY ~ con
meet VT Davenport wlth tls purchase
and slipping. of the wheAy Tie
store. ksspef siio said Tie trunk laen.
tiled ID, bat could not connect AZ,
Davenport nith tho transaction
Thee we're otiief slineeses, but
none ~ them furnished auY eglEieue G
on wnich Nf Davenport could -
convicted After tie pfoF~tinn sd
rested ll@ casa tlir defens~ 'cclied 81
lDtfufince 10 eYldence and after ~.
eameui b counesi. It's ease sas eigeg.
a. the iafY A senilrl Of anqutlai
eas speedily returned. and Mf lngfu.
fnffs msaf ffleH 4 ella ssfa pssmnt
efoadsi sfeani h..a e. cown'HAfa
bim
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lng ciilmns q. B.C Imacan. fomHa
lse NsbD 81 4 craig II q Gam
Mt, A Tinng gnon Y A kinnlen
" n pafn john weassF. Ir H =
Nlr. Jr. = b llAdisa. J ~ iiadAsa.
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Dlsorderly Scenes in Court Today
Clashes Between Rival Newspaper
Men-TrIaI To Last a Week

New Yurk, Jan. 2S IaA trsal of
Harry X. Tiaw loF kilh AFFORD
White began today bcfofs Iastlce
Fitzgerald u Is eKpoctsi 10 take a.
leAsi = week 70 az the jury hox from
The tso hundred tailsmeB SUMMONED
IhaN sas seated teslfie hls eaaasei
aifecilf eshind llle aefrndanl uas hls
mother. hls wife and bis tpo aaors
Ms Carnegie ana the Countess 81
Yarmouth ana hls bfother K8wafa
@eeHes approaching absolute dssos.
DEF attended ne opening y lie tHai
Most q tis clashes sert btiNesn rival
neaspapef meu there tslug SIS appii.
canfs for admkam Oniy nsNs
pspff atiian sefe anallf admitted
tls remainder - tlss space 4 u.e
ceari foom being reserved faf tails
mcu
Mm William IlaN mother 81 r6s
defendant appeared Il tile ooan fam
aelue dressed "a nsr customary hlara
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And nas peiled Thc other fsmnla
members ~ fhe family we're Alsa NOD.
estlY attifsd aud seiisd.
1astsee Fllsseald took his ssat AZ
y NJ. ard "a, frlal was a.. Ti.er
NSa q decided stir 10 court al,en two
pfuminent aliensfs Dn carlos Ne.
i'onaia and Austin Flint entered ,he
court and we're given seats cloSs 10
plstfirf Attorney aslemo
llafr r. Thau d il,e laf shogt.
81 tie elefa and there was ha.b ~
efpsetancy The pr.sone4 asreanea
ifem the lnfJ room 30 walked s6sns.
Fhei aefFote.g AZ ari baf alsen he
faesi.f slsht of tie mombers - hiS
b0ll1 - 'aes lslfei into suiie.
Nnhost fur1sF adj tie tas6 f.
testing the iaD aas tegun laolns
h @HitH mfea umbrella manp.
iartHfef sas aeptoi Ala suaYn ~
TIE arst ufaf
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Ruthlessig and apparently wlti
mallce afefsfloashf, tie Cantita.
tiouAl convention toaay robbed cor.
poratlou Hob Williams Of blg hunk
q campaign thunder shich ia pro.
posed q ~ his forthcoming can.
pAigu fof governor q tile nsW sais.
Corporation Boh' hsd lt al n4si.
Tie had hoped 70 bs ahts 20 ride int
once GA tie eeut allfoad fzr. BRO.
position he had his COMMITTEES fe.
poft TIE pfopusitl1n - : separate pr1.
vision q = voted nu y tho people Il
the same time TIE Constitution i
presented q them Il sas a Jlrssd
move lie suow TIE general pubic
Nould uol consider Tie lesAi phases II
TIE proposition So maeb bot tlAt
thef would vote fpf il from the stand.
point oi eeannmlgs. aitlaat resaHl T.
Nheilef saee las suad stand tie
Test q the courts of nat Aud Htfe
dHi ho cars aitathel ths aw Nooa ii
vas 8 snad Vehicle apau shich rs ase
iuto polllleai lob
Thus be S 2ie Is hls frioBrs -
have arRaed when a.aas came Led.
betief ultn Substitute shleh knael .
81 ihsy slsef out % hls plans
Leihe1tefs substitute % est :
esni iafs provision report by TIE eaa.
miitce Las eulY be,n essfei far tie
PURPOSE q giving same candidate far
otilcs . chance % deiena ia position
an TIE neoT declared Delegate nakef
heepka this afternoon ia oppasiae
the committee report sud also TIE
satstifufs ofered IS laihettsr Fl
Aniuofe As Do uiade las statement
D. Looked tosad Corporation Iiah
Williams siaa lad dauus the mornlns
session made a0NtrI spaeeh for vote
stifiua purposes
i.sdl-ttsfs substitute providing
aenl fares exempted IIse nllh
ehich coa'd provo una.asAstIv nsl
sHeh . rate a0ad y dlsAsttraa =
lhsif hnNHsss Interests
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kOrnegay and Rose Do
Not Relish Being
Prosecuted

Guthrie Okla. Jan . Tie quar-.
Fel between tie Democrats ia TIE COO.
siitstienal Convention Is being con.
tinned wiih rene~sd slgor Almost
open hoatitlllies hasa broken out, ard
hardly 3 day nos passes but shat
spuse ogs aoes not break ouf an tie
fiooF q the convention
korna9ay aaA Rssa rem especially
marked fof persecution by the Has.
keli.AuFfaY machine. and o8 several
occasions q lAts. eltl.ef one o. other
Of ihsse delegates has iaken palas 10
lei The pstlic knna l.os hs feels over
t'ds statement
saturday SOME oBe belonging T.
iiHAkeiis hanrh lssaed an order 10
leslie Nlbiaek 70 mfltv an editorial
iar tH Y4wr The ogedlent t.salle
stfAlglinat pf0ceelsa q snsolgs :
alzlsf b shirh - almosi openly
chsfsed 'ed two siiesel Demo rats
sere nni f8aowius t'n straight and
unpa patti Esfa holy be- toeu
kDea flAt De- mrU Komseae aud
iloss an8 ilss ud fht 80 to- f1r
iha mnfnlos 60 the aeaf of l.o eeie
eeniion 81 hfugbf fsmattrf ap and
hmaniet an Investigation
iie A lle belietr1 - aas one n
tise pal fsferfei a. asssd Issidsat
Alfalfa ia Murfag 6 take pgaesf
Steps ieF testing hls oemocncy Al
faiia HiH Iaossa overt aisrs Rail-
Nad ilssse'l Ai - Hs signal. aud
4aas'et lls whole hasluaa Nom of
the fest = TIE convention hAd TIE
tsmcnif q tase ap tie matter ssssys
ir lsfteF ~ glA, ap IL date, Judge
Rose lgas uot leen granted a. inFessi.
gation lie ls exceedingly bitter e..
aafd tlss lzs4 nethasis being p4fkued
bg ''ilsilfaad" ard Is satellite al
falia ulIl
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WERE AROUSED
To Deportation by the Gerry
mander Of Greer
County.

Oklahoma GltY, Jan q Aroused q
desperation bF unc gefff HAn,ief q
whlelI UA Greer eaauts has beeH
sahvrisd Is tie constitutional eou.
senti0n of tie uew state heT citizens
have Completed tho subscription y 3
ase sun ef auneY ati many u tie
ATTEST lAAYers 81 that county have
Asen feiaiue8 10 an niaaefion salt
valrh aill = Inaugugafed son. ln a.
sfofl % slap lie Submission 81 that
pafilun ~ tie asW constitution deal
~ alth county 0aundafles toa vote
y tht peopie
Charles Elkln. one y GEesFs county
ahltst citifsH. 4iit q shfeNa lawfef.
arrived Ia Oklahoma e.ty ffom his
fzfa hear Naugum yesterday llc vii
lsats iof Guthrie this aiafalng wiefa
lse goes % caafeT with tse ahlesi luF.
lsts lSthe uss stats. and q ssarch tie
llbsafikS ui tse capital clty lu an So
faft % determine tiT most aecepiahle
aannsT ID lnausumtina l As.s.
i.seenllY mass neeiiHk Ahich IS
ssia to haze Avtu nfe Il iiie u.aat
Eaasing ludisHalida usetlasa That has
sfef been held ia tic sesl sas held ln
aanfam Iile pebiic hzll sss efawd.
81. aud tie aetien ~ tie convention
il dividing Greer coantY into thfes
sllees without > sin9le straight side
f0F auy n the tiire, Vas tie rommon
ehises of attaek This county IA W
rlesi nith Texans principally ami Is
Ilsmwmtlc stronghold, hai tie iliie.
pendent spirit u llo rekanx - coz.
spleaous n il var Coz laaspsnienes
sssenei itseIf and ~ eefe bitter
asalnst the action ~ tl6 eaufeni lon
4 aehilns fund eaa leeun. asd
~ execuitfe eemmlltee ~as selected
Hlgh pomeg - aes soF ne paopls. Wigl
ere ahies llaf ~ krapInR OMa
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LOCAL MEN
AFTER LEASE

NJ ssfian the Hafl astil.e tai
a. snat o enioN eIlleut caufsst
TIE 'eaa o ths Yearssfa tseuty neaf
lauieseie NliAh he hla mat FlHfs
Monda a pehi eeauauJ has been
farned nd las flela eeriiaed ei.eck
efcrts - psY a higher eHce i6f tie
land tma norton oaret lt lies
sitluu tie discretion q TIE raaFi q
approve lhg aia q horton. IA
larger price q offered tlther io sell lt
q tlie hlshsf bidder q have d vsa.
Feftised
Tho oeal eomraht faf ah'eh af
t.cles Of Incorporation aafr dici last
night is tie Conner oIitummng eap
ltal s5ea and with tie io.ioslhe
es'ceu q f Ccnusf president. s.
Starr flde president k, g. conner
snfetaff.
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ENORMOUS PRICE
Twenty Acres Of Oh Lease
Sold at a Record Break
Ing Figure.

A s.ttle incident lhat occafrea ii
Nln'ta yesterday sloss TIE uufs labli.
lty q t'le reports sent oat regarding
the seiis thAt are drilled Ia te all
fields some tlas sInee sell drilled
by . company N shleh " L Merton.
president u TIE American MAJ iona
bank q hzrt0tills. was Interested.
vas reported a. having hcon found %
D. dff The rigging sas removes.
TIE defFiek torn down. ths hole cap.
ed. and apparently TIE weu uas
abandoned
4 short time thereafter there ap.
pcared an advertisement ogefins fer
lease The twenty acres belonging 60
Marlofis Heafgaiu. : mln0f iyne in
section s 1918 ana ADJOINING tie
lease shere NJ Norton had found tie
'dy a.e. TIE au1 iss only about
tao niles east ~ laffIasvGle aia had
q not been fofthe d9 holeit aaaId
have beshc 1sldefea Elltedfed Hsen
a. Z sas theu aefs HanY who
Nh.na s. thke vie canees
1te am eas Offered t
terdaf NJ EieHen masta -
clADe 20 vas sa.l fof essa
honas 2Na t6etlsf sitH as.
io4rii fafa'ty on aflaH dIs,ofta
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JAMES s. DAVENPORT
is EAS|LYAC Quilted
Famous Case, Tried Yesterday After
noon, Resulted in Speedy Acquit-
tai of Defendant for Introducing

Tlw raAe against james Il IaTenl
pon. charged with introducing iiquol
ia, before TIE sprlng election u leaI
was tilei yesterday afternoon Ia Unit
"a states eonrt Oafofe Judgs i.uman
a. rAftsf. b. II resulted Ia tbs
speefs ac4alttAl ~ tie defendant Tie
dsfsnsr submitted 90 testimony What
ever ard The lafg was out oaly
Atout ase mlnates
Two yeAt Ago Mr Davenport a.
chairman af the remwfafic cify con.
mites A iag Or lae lsfegs tie stte
tan hs ieil to~u 0ns night ksFIy
ere nstg malning u.edapaiy narilals
cnhsrAtsd q tflns 81 tle irsoo "a.
tloa. shlcf eontAlhei tso srss -
ahisky NJ Lutenpafl eas arrested
and el4ssi 9Th h&ssns pgmlAasl
t.e ahakg Il ssnsrs, Na ana ~Bh
laslRE hfekls Acre u ~ u@d II
ths ritatien
Nf. Davenport h4d - preliminary
hesrng lefofe ~ $. st4nasid sha
ass li.sa ualtssl sgalss eaunissiaasf
lie sas toagsd over - tbs grand lafI.
al promptly indicted It's cass hss
been dfAgalng aloug slues Thea fof
several tefHss. A. tie tins ~ raj
his preliminary hearing i mas ~.
nuncsi thai tie government TAD
e.sAF Ane uumisfalile eAaa asa'ukt hlm.
Yesiefdag towssef lie govern
meR falle1 ulserahly & slsfAln -
esnlsasiazz Dasfflct Attorney " :
stAnheid I'D chArgc o. the proascu.
tAztl assisted - q. l. Rider Tie
dsfsuisrt ~zs represented - Preston
; DAY6 " + Tiompsan. q T.
nsnlnon md ; B. rafkA 'Oid isAf
ney, the Porter a. ne I~mnns Hotel
vca. wl4o has h~sa expected t.
- TIE star Stiffness foF u4e govern
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PAVING MEN
ARE COMING

Riddle s Chaplain aii0 have hesn
commissioned to act Is lbe pmienf
aAneA interested ID securing tNa uae.
lug q Illinois avenue have tecn q.
tiaed bf tie eeastern PARTIES with uaam
thsf have teen corresponding that
they aufat ske tie paving banas
THIS puts tie natter therefore ap t8
tbe Coiefeiile people Who have aEfsf.
ed % pave fhe street and take thsif
paY in bonds fba9 ahi hs here
within fsa aays e aanAult sifb Tie
city cmiHH and Nlth TIE property
owners
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Guthrie okla Jan q LeN ora.
tory and mere work resulted in tls
feconi iar tie transaction q busIuss.
II rQmw'tfee ~ thf whole of tle e4h.
seutiou ioiaf Ltdhaslsf having dis.
eoFefed 3 constitutional defect Ia tls
tao cent passenger fare provision 81.
fefesi by him and adapls1 YESTERDAY
mevsd that reconsideration ard sse.
tl1u was amended Va raiiroad commits.
sion mas exempt roads. Showing ti.eg
Nlll NOT receive just compensation
for setYicss rendered
Other set IONS adopted provides faf
geological survey feiies servants
docirlue, making assumpl lon of risa +
question faf the lur,, m4klnR coutfib.
atofY nsellsenee jars question: thaf
Flgbt to resasRf dauagea fof Injuries
nan never Il alf0rated
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Greer coautf intact
Thus oommittee tas hesn a~aks.
ani etpfassions have been received
from TIE ahlsst lgflsts u Oklahoma
having q Do with The poser os TIE
convention u creating ass counties
Az tie expressions are pfAct icAllY
TIE sAne that TIE eauvsntlou hAs
hot TIE poser under Is cfeAtl,e act.
- change 0klAhomas county boan.
diaries
10 ule meeting q eas found that
sseh q use thfee counties created cut
e 1fecf cQaniy proper has no less
Than is q msns