The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-11-15

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Postmaster Williams. Of sayre,
Okla. who. with J. d. Ballard aad G.
c. Whitehurst, captured county and
county seat at the convention last
winter Is at the Royal Wonder
what he is after now?
Mr.. Dawson, of Tulsa, is ia the city
with Representative Noryall.
Z. c. Patton. of "Tish.," is here
Hoa. George Bellamy. who will take
the oath of office as lieutenant gov
enor eff the new state, tomorrow.
came i'm from El Reno last evenings
He has engaged quarters at the lone
for the winter. MI Bellamy has been
on the sick list for several molths
past. but IS now thoroughly recover
ed and enters the political game with
zest Bellamy has figured prominent
~ i'm territorial politics for years and
he promises to make a good record
In the new state. lie served with dis
tinction as president of one territorial
senate and viii handle the gayel in
the first state senate with becoming
grace
John Young came up from Lawton
yesterday.
Judge sam HAYES, of Chickasha,
arrived I'm the city on the early morn
| ing train to attend the conference Of
state odicials-elect here today He is
the youngest member of the Supreme
court bench.
Judge NJ j. Kane, Of the Third SUI
preme court disuict-elect is hero from
! Kingdsher, and has engaged quarters
al the lone for the winter 'We VIII
buckle right down to hard work the
Ihrst OF the week. said Judge Kane
this morning
Chas West, attorney general-elect,
is here from Enid today attending the
meeting of state officials. West can
be here tomorrow TO participate in the
grand inaugural parade as he has
some important matters coming be-
fore the Interstate Commerce COM
mission at Enid the first of next week
and will take an of his spare time to
prepare for the same.
Henry S. Johnson, senatorelect
from the Teath district arrived this
morning from Perry. He is candi
date for president pro tenn OF the
senate.
Congressman Chas. d. Carter who
will escort the blushing Miss Indian
! Territory in the parade tomorrow, ar
| rived on the morning train from Ard
lmoe, Carter county He leaves the
FIRST of the week for Washington.
!. p. Connors. OF Canadian, l. IT,
who was the author of the letter
printed IN Tuesdays Leader, complt
lmentary to the couple who viii be
Iuutod here tomorrow which has
caused much comment throughout the
state. Is here today mixing with poll
, uciaus. He is am extensive fruit
dealer and viii probably DE appoint
ed "a member of the Oklahoma board
OF agriculture.
Chas d. Taylor. state examiner %.
accounts, returned this morning from
/ Kansas where be went 90 pay hi'
, respects to his aged mother
Hon r.. p. Gore, United states sen
Iator from the wesaeru part of the new
stte, is here today from Lawton anC
rs mixing with politicians.
Hon VIM. Durant representative
elect from the hotogial district %
: Bryan and Atoka counties is here 10
lday fro mDumnt Mr. DWant wa.
p sergeant az arms of the CONSTITUTIONS
q convention aud is one of the leadn.
I men of the Choctaw nation He d
, Ipast president of the Choctaw council
~ b Patton Journal clerk of th'
constitutional convention, IS herr
4 from Tishomingo he is one OF th.
: leading Democrats Of the Chickasav
capitah
Ham p Bee. Official reporter of th
= constitutional convention, Is here tron
i / Ardmore mixing with politicians
! Representative Milton Bryon, o
( Shawnee has moved 90 3l3 East villa
]. and Will be o resident of Guthrie 20
a six months, al least Mr. Bryon vii
y DE- q candiate for speaker of th
4 house Bryon Is the author of On
q primary election law and made
e splendid record In the last legislaty
r. session.
o 10 may be authcntically stated the
/, he new treasurer VIII do nothing /
a the matter of taking over funds q
the state that viii disturb financial II
q terests. He viii take time 10 careful
" investigate me SECURITIES wAss