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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-02
WHEN THE SCHOOLS
OF WINNEMUCCA
WEnE FIRST GRADED

nth. The Following resolutions
were adopted at a meeting of the
loard of trus g $ of Minnemucca
school district Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1875:
To al whom it may concern-Be 1t
krown that we, the undersigned board
of trustees of Winnemucca district
No. {, fy virtue of the power in us
vested by the ssatutf of the stat of
Nevada, do on this day and date
above mentioned, in regular session
assembled, publicly and officially
pro ounce the schools IN said district
a graded sch ,ol, and the sam is here
by divided into pr mary and grammer
departments. In witness whereof we
have hereunio set our hand the date
above written. Signed, A. Kleinhans
G. r. Walk r., James Buckner.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-02
SECOND DAY. SEPTEMBER 171H

LIST Race-Running; purse $175, of which $35 to
second and $3.50 to third; district; 3 furlongs.
End Race-Running; purse 1925, of which $50 to
second and $22.50 to third; Z furlongs.
3rd Race-Trotting pur Sc $3.50, of which $50 to
second and $25 to third; mile heats; best two
in three; free for all.
4h Race-Running; purse 5000, of which $40 to
second and $40 to third; 5 furlongs.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-02
FIRST DAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH

LIST Race-Running purse $175, of which $35 to
second and SIT SO to tn ird; district; IA mile.
End Race-3minute class; purse $50; ~trotting
and pacing; $50 to second and SIS to third;
mile heats. best two ~inthree; district.
3rd R~ace-Running; purse 5000, 40 to second and
$50 to third; 6 furlongs.
4th Race-Running; purse $175, of which $35 to
second and $3.50 to third; 5 furlongs.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-02
Special Attraction

Ladies' Grand Tourna mont for the most &C
complished and graceful riders, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, at IL a. m.The lady who is adjudg
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-02

ed first shall have her c hoice of premiums.
Ladies to compete for the prizes will please
send names to the secret airy, endorsed by two
members of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
FOR A COM MISSION
TO INVESTIGATE 75-CENT GAS
AND TELEPHONE SERVICE.

There is a good deal of talk around the
House end of the Capitol just now concern
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of meeting the demand
of citizens of the District for action on the
pending bill for 75-cent gas and universal
transfers and for an investigation of the
telephone service through the creation of
COMPRESSION commission, composed of men,
bers of the Senate and House, authorized to
make the most careful and comprehensive
inquiries into these three subjects and re-
port TO the Sixtieth Congress when it meets
next December.
Those members Of Congress who favor
such proposition point out that even if
the House finds time and has the inclina-
ton to act on one all OF the measures in
question, 1t is too much to expect that the
Senate will follow suit and give it's approval
to any bill for the relief of the citizens of
the District TO which only the most passing
scrutiny could possibly be given in the very
limited time remaining. 1t is moreover, alb
surd TO suppose, these gentlemen say, that
all three of these vexed questions can be
settled even by the House at this session.
And In their opinion, these three subjects
might well go hand in hand and be inquired
into in comprehensive manner during the
coming recess
1t is the plan, If sufficient supporters of
commission to consist of five members of
the Senate District committee and five
members of the House District committee
and to authorize the body to employ not
only such clerical services it may need,
but also the best expert advice in the
various lines along which the investigation
would be conducted. 1t is believed that If
such an inquiry could be made that suf-
ficient positive and entirely accurate in
formation could be placed before Congress
early next session would enable that
body to legislate intelligently and deliber-
ateIy upon the propositions involved.
several members of the House District
committee who were asked today by a
Star reporter what they thought of the in
Vestigatng plan expressed their approval
or 1t, and said they thought it afforded a
solution of the present difficulties in the
way OF congressional determination of
the gas, telephone and street car problems
one member of the committee said that in
ms opinion there was no doubt but that
congress should take some action in at
least two of these subjects. but thar he
dldn see how ii was possible to do any
thlng at this session in view of the very
snort and crowded period that remains for
WORK before adjournment.
A OIL VIII be introduced in a few dave in
Tue house and Senate providing for sncb a
commission. ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18

SOC. BLUE NOTIFIED SLOP
JARS, with bail
handle and covers. Im~
Tomorrow. $3.50. V$&s
49c. CUTTING BOARDS,
with yard measure
attached. Tomor- 2 M
row only. 1900. ~ w.
Coo. B r E A d BOXES of
heavy tin neatly Japanned;
good size. Satur- xm~
day. .O we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18

The shoes, regularly $3.50, are
special values. In them you will find
the usual $500 quality, due to our
enormous trade and ability to handle
quantities sufficient to permit sale at
$3.50. We can give you about 20 styles
to choose from, in all feathers, with
any weight sole or height heel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
W0men's sizes.

Wv SGASSs
r'a Fleece Jersey Fitting Pants
r french bands ankle
Aft NOC- length, winter weight
Regularly worth 25c.
pair.
CBleached Vests and Pants;
jersey fitting. fieeced. Reg
ularly 35c. each.
Extra large size Vests and
Pants, jersey fitting, win
AT Csc. ter weight. fleeeed; sizes
each. each
Black Isle Thread Union
Suit; high neck, long
sleeves, knee length, but
tons across front. Regu-
larly $1O0.
Jersey Fitting Unbleached
Vests and Pants, winter
weight, fleeced, vest high
neck, long sleeves; pants
AT soc. r. enc + bands, ankle
each. Union Suits; jersey fitting,
ribbed, fieeced, buttons
down and across front;
seconds of SOC. and 15c.
grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
At SIS W snG SIS $50 o.; 90

At this price choice of all our
High-grade Coats in stock, such as
velvet, broadcloth and caracul coats,
in all styles, and suitable for wear on
any occasion. Too many coats for de-
tailed description-but come and see
what beautiful wraps S25 will buy
Second Floors. kann. Sons & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18

100 COATS, including those of
black kersey; 80 inches long; lined in
guaranteed satin and in loose or half
fitted models. Also our higher-priced
Tourist Coats. of imported novelty fab
RIGS Choice-S1O0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
Children's sizes.

Jersey Ribbed Vests; win
ter weight, fleeced, high
neck. long sleeves. Regu-
larry 25c. each.
CPlain Atwood Pants, in
white and gray; sizes are
%. 80, 81, "a only. Regu-
larly from 75c. to S1.1O.
T Half wool Union Suits;
jersey fitting, open down
front; gray only; size 3.
Regularly 75c. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
Don't get the grip; buy
This warm underwear
at big reduction.
This regular grip weather and you warmly Clad look
When you buy prices foolish risk health

Swiss r b b e d Bleached
V est 8; winter weight,
high neck, long sleeves.
Regularly 69c. each.
Fast Black Union Suits.
wool and part wool; jer-
sey fitting; odds and ends
of best makes. Regularly
$500, S.15 and S1.50 a
suit.
I Swiss Ribbed Silk and
| Wool Vests and Tights;
I only a small lot-pink.
blue, white and black.
Regularly $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
AT S 1 S s Wsrs SIS s5 60

H A n d SOME EVENING
WRAPS. in delicate shades; Caracul
Cloth Coats, for carriage or automobile
wear, and Full-length Street Coats. of
broadcloth and handsomely trimmed
We've Short Coats, too. for those who
prefer them, in broadcloth or covert.
Any in this lot at $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18

Soc. CLOTHES HORSES, of
clear lumber, strongly
brac d.; 4-fold. 2mr
Saturday O>Ss
Csc. FOOT TUBS. of heavy
grade tin; nicely painted;
E gSod size TOmor- zc.
12c. HEAVY WIRE TOAST
Frs AND BROILERS. IL
wire size. Tomor- e.
row.. ............. OSs
&c. ASBESTOS stow
NJ A IS, metal bound;
g gDSa size. Sat &c.
&c. PLAIN THIN BLOWN
GLASSES, bell shape;
S-oz. size. Satur- NJ
day. &c
$1.49 IRONING TABLES,
AZ #. board on strongly
braced stand. Sat TOO
uTuay. q >So
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
state Militia at Court

Jackson, IS 9ar Forty meme.
bau g The Frankfort company state
guards arryed here today 70 remain
during the trial q Judge HaFgis on
us change oi assassluating nf. \. q.
Cor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
A BIG BUSINESS
How The Industrious Hen Earns
honey f0r .as srmers
ol Nnlta.

trN people ftalIHs hos maeh aaue8
tiss humble tHd udUst -i1as ien brings
la tc TIE atsfass ar1si and that
witii almesi ~ outlay iof hef maln.
tenAnee TIE NlnIta pfaaaer com.
p4ny rays oui sto psf day Is TIE faf.
mers u tins vicinity ~ esss and
poultry Tie atsfaks Dasiuess e lie
company IS e. ao ~ moau Ia hard
cssi q the farmers tls seetien
Ire cMeW0f shipping 3 carload
q esss per see al present and s
ca 81 means 1aIlea Zee eg taa
eeeA H@beF sl4sasH vas lasna
rses afHt aca @ fm ue
farmers af is ceHle Is
eEg, ssg ea
1te el.Htt
Hsf e
Je
ssf - beginning t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
STARR RETURNED
viniia Lawyer Back From Sue
cessiul Trip TO WASH
ingi0n

j G. starr returned THIS morning
from Washington. and has today been
receiving congratulations Of bis
fr'ends ior hts successful handling
az tiie ease u the Hileg claimants for
FREEDMAN citizenship ia the Cherokee
nation Mf starr said the report o.
the case ~ printed b. The chiefgain
was correct except tiat tie numbsf
admitted ta ne role ~ tie secretary
WAS 20 About 30 bate beeH admit
ea in az tam Nj stars egsrs 0ut
TITS case Affected My "a
81 Haum Whe aas Nah Str
siaff "a Wash.uglans siori 81 n Tene
Haage lna - hs return fora asaft
ei,t b e ba Is Mis toaafrs
~ aau ssts ue ala5a Haufr
ar Ff'efr he 81 tbe
iafefur 81 AuHue 0eaehaI empu
ali ltal ffe ae deeaea tas aw
saa entHe s8a So STAIRS efenIs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
4 BUSY DAY
AT GUTHRIE

Guthrie NancH seetIum Cn tHe
Fe usisa SURVEYS immigration mis-
ria mlues ao4 muiHg impeachmfut
oath u aaca commissioner 81 ear
iile faaas uHa hlehaays. Suffrage an8
fedora relations atu placed on ana
pasaFt aea adopted todaf
The oniy opposition was - ile saa
tian % saanse tHa eanan saaag glsts
MASTERING votes seausi Uo sge.
uan ahleh lmita fl.s saameetomeis
fhe section e 1Ns nHmuse report
making tHt ma ssousf abpo.ntlte
esa ree lesel and ths committee
eas directed o pette 81 hs eiee
ton
secFe,af Fia9a feHars thar sNs0#
hes b5eA raiI euf i85 convention IS
pn besides the puHiHe b.H Wh.ch
IS sll4 at S. Nsaiuafoe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
ADMISSION OF
INSINCERITY

Guthrie. Oka March Adm ltt.
inE tiat Il had bsen the Intention of
TIE cmstitatlenal convention 81 along
O. strike eat q tie camtitgtlan. SIC
ton u u fie hiil 81 rights providing
that Ha peFson 81 corporation can lm.
pert lnto the state ang person of pef-
saas fef the pafpesa q preserving TIE
peace and protesting praperty the
Gafhfta Leader Iie 0riela. mouth
pies q tfs fiasktltAurfal uacains.
rasshaf ftauslg aesron 'eiTsd a piece
ot political dep'ritJ saiiom e4uailed
b eautHi aHapaee the Leader aI
mHs tiaftHt eVHsl iagioua aeen.
msa.raates hare aIaaa Nfa IS
fz tie union aia w ~ af S
f 1 swe iem ua
af 'es.s5a'aHH uef
au
IANH Ha8c wBk aHHf
ih5 dsHam ftt er and1ie
uMgn ahaf lsnte iu usea
ua0 AGA Is the afly Nas
acee.iei taand ths e.auH Uams s
part of tls bHi g flehfh
Tie au.ensu halns ~ IS further
use ~ liaskeil aud mafmY arc nos
b<iag turned daaH st eyet oppatan-
IT'S
While Peter liannfF was oat II the
convention han Tuesday, this section
vas haffialf snackei aal af tie blEl
of flshis on motion of " u kome.
gag Ard ahen he fstafusd and at.
tsnptsu e set discussion ca the
mstlef be pas sammanlg tald tiAt
he Nss out o. ofieF by Chairman lien.
s'aN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
Communicated

70 tie Editor
rhs esadtcH of oaf Commercial
cub is ~ very Ne sHoNn There
go mant inequalities tllai can not be
adjusted one memief says q am
sorsiuEmae opa na property IN
town have employment bul lalf of
tho time bat have 5 desire 8 see
Hle town grus AID eant o hulp an
laH baf must pas TIE ane dues
e aHg gt3ef mas ln the eaA f BY
af edaf 81 1ia KuHa S 8 o00
fe iFrt smp.0lmeri al the ume
sHIe aa baldnR M av been
aa.t ~ fan ass y ~
debts
hat
ST.
toes a
t
~ egaIB $50 ul
otef 8aa dscesa,d 81 mam
asn6en ef theeal aH4ths pmfeat
Hau ms0 1lou neeemins utnue0
SEQ Gauss stagmuol elth 0ie uem.
leniap Because of tless conditions
sans meu du ua pofs They cheek
the pass tlmi oaf cIff ought Is have
ihel tllfos eet blanket over every
eHan Sc can meet the argumoDs
fNe complaints are lrae
ae Ne reme3g iHeg lfee can't.
ei as ask every property cuuef al
.east 3 q member g THE club II
tHe 'aboHng uau cau pat n hls dues.
there certainly is ~ excuse f8f tie
property QHnsf O. stag oal
membership 81 Csc means s60 PEI
montf sa pef}af to ls suaut ia
he'p.ag bal1 ap fhe t0sn aHa eoua.
tn tle most @ ahie IS ba.ne pa
II tAa Foof meH Is We csn s8ju
tHs a'Henenes ieI as a3 mia around
Use Commercial ua andheN Furnish
oHp.efmeht t9 the bsesd winners st
oat community tfaf He9 mas aatt8
saed l3ns ahle thaf p us build
f.H taRn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
A Sharp Contest for
Power Rights on
Grand

iiut t~o warfAnty deeds have hesn
iiiea a. TIE court hoass yesterday One
q them Tho Is ysry Interesting
document. Il eonseys from Phllip
lAonolaou 10 TIE Cbarnkea Puwaf com
pany. for a consideration ofsi ,oou. tiss
south haif Of the northeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter tf section y,
stza And Also. ths dsed states. u
conveys THE sole and absolute npwago
right forever luF waller purposes % anY
and 81 Tands within the tanks %
Grand rises heionging . frat party
and lying between tic mouth of Nus
tang creak and = certain high blur
about one nile upstream.
The Chefokee Poser company Is the
company recently ofganlled Tor TIE
purpose ef buile.ag Dam arrgsa
flmnd river and furnishing water
poser 20 al tina ucti0n of the cDun.
10. Tie company Is, a. MAJ ts snen
from THO allng Of this aend. actively
At WORK ca iys project, aud dsieFmlu.
ed % socare prior rights % any other
com pany. TIE Grand River Posef
eampany j. also sndeasofing 20 esiAb.
ilsh poser Plant uot Ear above ths
proposed p.ant % The CileTasee can.
p4ny
Tie oitsf deed Sled yesterday v4s
from Nan6n 81 Couch g u g Hind
msu. 81 .oN lnt 3. hltes iT Cl4sisa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
FULL TEXT OF THE
INTERMARRIED BILL
Under Its Provisions Improvements
Will Be Appraised and Sold to the
First Citizen Filing on the Land

Joln n. 3aylof gf. returned from
Washington this morning and left Tor
his hone ia Ciafamors ca the fast
mall Mf Tssiof sent ta washing
ton 70 wors ior the passage u = bill
Aiiowing tie lutefmafriea white citi
tcus 70 sell their improvements and
Tor q bill permitting tho enrolment
.of Chefukee childfea bafn since March
e. iisc lie succeeded ia securing the
passage of the former blll. bot not n
the latter. which vaS buried 10 the
rusb 81 TIE closing houn of The onn-
gres.
Tie ban 10 full, ageetiug tie inter.
married citlEens a. signed by tie
president, Is as follows
'lis q enaeisa b. the ssnste and
house y the representatives e tie
United states q America ln caugress
assembled, That iof ANY DAYS after
the approval q this art snlie persons
sto lutermsfued with Cherokee cfl.
seas prior @ utcemtef IC las. and
pstmtnent aud valuable lmpngt
nefs lands te'aneiag ta tie.
hrt sea mtQa prtor tatl.e dscs.an
q tbs unwne elast s t1ls Unfs8
state iu the Ease e iaaltf Bed niHl
ihe ftflsee Hafeu aaa atta
against zee Un8si states ma q
+ H a tast ue HeiH =
aca angry g "a us q ~
ghefaaes uailoa utH Feei s
afa ants at FalaHlo anpas
q ~ an official e. t af mated 81
the felary 81 fhe lamHo for that
.fee and tAe seu3of aa lave 8 .
60 - tha nuts ab4 81 Sc 8 tlls /
ard q stieh t5a Improvements are
iacaied tAe purchase monsf
Haiulng aHlatd and shall Save t6e
aght O. safaaee sach len "a ais eoaH
g com peffuf luHsiIetiau puaHea
That whefe tiaeFt II the q seaEss
atlon enfleed O. ailu5menis base
hsfeta'ofs Applied % aads "a uhIea
'aiefmartltd ahH Bensans own
qfotemeHf~ ae sIt1sn aaffees
,hali hase pttNf fsff 0pufetase saI3
npfsfeheuiAas W3u provided
hu appa 80 aap aied t
s#aH d fe eea secretary
81 talff au H 6afatd a
kah hettfaaa taal
n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
TOCONTROL BAD BUNCH
Four Martins Now in
Jail or Are on the
Way.

-Four Nartits 81 negfoes, Are - tiss
present time either in lAll Or CUT on
bood under charges "a obtaining
noueg under falss pfstenssa Tle
oouri and jan oaiciAlz have tfouble
keeping them separated On the books
and records
Josh Martin. Sc. vas tsfors Com-
missioner Frrfar TUESDAY morning for
moftgagiag property not hls % Fred
Coksr q Chelsea lie uAs held 70 the
grand lurg under bond a 100.
JoNh Martin. Jf, cut under boud oi
e5oo under a similar charge, s ex.
pectsd "a present himself before Judge
FaFraf today Ard he Too wili probably
- held % ule grand lary Cokef Is
also the complainant against hlm
selomoo Nanin of wa0u sas
brought % ths federal jail lasi night
h1 DEPUTY Chamberlain on ilke
charge He AL have q heAring this
sftsmogn Tlfs complaint against
hlm Is made hq fhs First NAlloml
tAnk % lhH citf
MondAg Jake Martin a. Chelsea was
b 1uage farmr hB.d % tlN grand
igry uuier fhe eiArse of yelling aHd
not his oan 81 benjamin ! seQr
lake Is alsa tefsadaui alh s0anau
sa ihe charge sFalua ilM
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
LAND OFFICE WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY
Commissioner Bixby, However, Will Not
Accept Filings on lntermarried
Lands--Text of Bill Just Past

after allotment. and 10 40 casa 10 less
than slxt9 days after the approval of
this acl whlte peFsnus who inter.
marrie6.with cheFokee citizens prior
ID pocemlsr IL. ists ard msde per.
manent aid valuable improvements
on lands t@lnaglnR 70 the cilaFokae
nation prior 70 tlle decision of the -.
rFems ooart of the unltsd States IN
tbs cAse q Daniel hsdbifd the Cher
ekas natiou and Dtt.ex Agalns, the
unised states 30 q y. z Tsh shall
have thc FiTit 20 sall such improve
menis to.citlaens 81 TIE Cherokee ~.
tlan entitled % select allotmenis =. \
valuation % - approved bf a. olficiai
10 ~ designated by tie seefvtAfy u
the Interior ior tlAt pufpoee and The
tie fslidof shall have lee en The
rents and pfaeta - to land Ga whlrh
tie Improvements are located fof the
pafchAss mouey remaining unpaid
ans stall ltase tie right O. enfQres
soehi ilsn in ans c9art q c1mpsfsnt
iafislletlon
Provided thAg Hhtfe cltllefs af tile
Ciefokes uation tnutlr1tua al.otmenis
hare heretofore applied fer Afsls 90
whlch irtsfnaFfsei elills lefsaps aWa
improvements saeh eiiitsla entities
g. allafnsuis aa'i have the Hriaf
nstf ta pgn,FAae md improvements
a. herein provided
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
INHERITED LANDS
Listed Tor Sale with tho IN
dian Agent at the Union
Agency, Muskoqee

Notlee Is heaebg given that TIE O.
uslue de~fihed tracts ~ iAnt allotted
of deceased eifIaeus of TIE Fitu Clyis
llsd Tfiues have hesn listed iuf sAIs
b. their heifs ana sealed bids AL -
nsesised therefor ~ this agency o.
each separate allotment ~ .aud De-
v,Fibe1 up e oeloce + m 8 TIE
date sisn ald bids a-t q b. opened
A. Indicated he.os
f8ukoBAE NATION
Listed ~ sale Fshfmy lgs
blds u ls apened Apn q u5
50 Allotment s. JaNa GOING
waIft deceased L.nlo Watt AMI
Asfan GoIasaat petitoaen
Sol tas mss f of -
q ofue alir 81 fHs
sefe
A 1aia mpen m 5
ia fsW
iau mHHfa
lt3aa ~ t
IS nf sfH has
A BIOS i - atrstel aih
tte uts8 States ln1lan agent Ea
.aaae NHkafc ltdau Iefute.
IS ana ens iIa separate ea.ol
envelope ap0uatleh ausg ta Written
Md G5r lnhaffsd Indian Lands
ud tie date q ila btd s q ae gpeu1i
THe envelope Husl uos 1Ise usa dU
cartinH 0f ffe aad
AN Information pertaining g. heif
slIp and pfaah furnished hY petition.
ers Is ca Gee a9 The lnlQn Agencf and
maY he axamlHst By anf prospect ise
hIadtf
GntH fuflhaf natira. of|eIai lists uf
NteHk lands wHl ia Advertised iu the
MuskuEus Phoenix ClHwkee ianlis iH
Tie NHnita CHeftain Chectaa lands
las tie Ete8.Hs Aeas. MeAiesfef an1
NhIekasaW AnIa in fne NHicsasAa
Nspnss
Further information aud elnisa ~
the rt#u'aflens governing tHese sales
wli8 he Hu5 upon appIfai.QN
N&NA 81 kEfsKts
tnlfel sal iai'tn AEQu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
IT'S SECRETARY
GARFIELD NOW

Washington D Mae tmes
B auaeaI taek oai gnte s. secfe.
taff 81 1le iutsf udal retiring
saersfau HHrleaek Nhe aAs p-@
ssui exprest appreciation q tte nam
nef ia whiehtIe press ott the country
had upheld rs hsui agras Zee nanY
tff.ns 1fieals ~ h.s administration
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
BRICK PLANT
VERY DOUBTFUL

Toe natter ef hfes plant aNl
huHs ep hecsase the Fas camNnf
NiII n6i mase saeh fsto as wil nsr
Mlt 0i fhe aEllslsmeHi q tha g.snt
SO tbs r'te Tie Commercial club
eommHfee wants 3 rate 81 cents
wilIeh Iig esMaUf refuses q grant.
uHIess 81 skresmeni can - reached
Teff go fhe pIeseiii pSolael all be
lcsf to Vlnlla. Or Nf hufss has
written thai tie season IS growing
lAte. and tbal Ie must Ia s very short
tlme feach a fae.sion A. tothe femov.
Al of tie plant
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
HELD UP TRAIN
AND ESCAPED

kanas elf Naf M Is West
IaHe. tH IskseHeF sfIo Has ahas in
laH alait l ap oa Go Miss fi
Pacific train Heaf fittslsw kan
eas nos sef9asif laiansi aua s be-
llssei 10 have continued Us HHney
westlala Nas slpss Is tie arm Of.
iicer ffum pitishafg are ssopeiug The
country fof the bandits but ais % able
% Elnd 4 clne.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
4 REPUBLICAN
CONSTITUTION

HutHfe Na HHefe aCns
sl4 tn a tiess aas
Submitted b. tha cnHfioa bg lhe
hsp bIeaa aeisatn masses Uks
Mlaaa eohts fasa TwgaW
ri.uE Iaar lf les
ass ~ F0taen eet 0Hde as
bfie @ iia aHl a ~
maaea nem pl aF lfh .ag IS.
lafufF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
Rons Glosan

Tie rols of tae a18 tn1e e i
last High g Hlimght The ht
names admitted b. Commissioners Bis.
bf 40 Nskofee were tsleeapled 70
Washington aud added by clerks there.
iIeneaioffh 10 names vii - 81 %
exc ,pt illfu con feea ional enactment.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-07
Blll Of Right Adopted

Guthrie MAJ ihe hll af Tight
vas aaFanesi @ ille aual faes Z this
mofn.ng Ard adopted S % @ Public
80 fsies corporation provisions are now
OF final consideration