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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
ROUTES
FOR VINITA

A dispatch from Washington 81
noauoes that ths tso proposed rem
routes leading from Ninlta q the
east and and northwest have been a..
proved This means ulAt a. soon a.
ths etAmlnAfion fof carriers IS held
And TIE twu carriers Necessary are -
lseted tie routes all - established
lt all probably take tao MOUTHS OF
mere q oomplels uhe necessary pre-
lImluafY Arrangement
TIE route As dec 3ea upon are 10.
.ess
ndffE yo
Leaving tovn 81 lile road running
north rast TaJlofs then turning eest
across TIC iarpi bridgs pest tlrre
miles an ths rad then n8fit four
miles. aesi one mle u8ul ufee
miles. east nae milc across Wsstt aHa
eHees saatf nne mIe easI tao nIHes.
thfa Wa1d.sf ,aurh ts6 u east
aae mlIs and lhsH soafa io5t nHrs
On thc Taylor uad e. Raa.
Hatrr So
Leaving taau Ga Ihs Jalu Chandler
road east tae uHcs ssatH enc mUc.
cnleus tHe tas cab.a 81 Ufaeseft S
lord tsst three miles aafl ere miie.
easf 0as mfis north aat |e east aaa
uHt satH tso mites ta tGe taffee
ti0u uns sesi haIfa Wlt. south one
mile west tsa miles noHha mile u
e0tfectlo lon lins sesl faaf aud baIf
miles crossing Hast Cahlu aa fHe zee
bridge north tso miles past stroni S
farm wcst ba't mHe accross HuH
efeek and NJ O. Ninlta
Each route vii serve 80 families
Route 40 is . So miles long AMI
Route 80 p. miles
rostmasfefl Butler is working IN
eesantlyiiof tie Improvement ~ the
lacai 90 ace. and anything i Is possible
Tor hm ta seeafe for YInlta wiIi cer
lain.y g. secured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
TOFIGHT PARTITION
Greer County is Making Ar
engagements 10 Contest the
Division

Guthrie. O T Mar Pour attof.
neys ffum Greer eQuntf afe ehere today
mAssag Arrangements % aIe sust asa
IA az lmaHrtlan against fhs difis
len q Greer county lnto thfee pasts
A sut sas fled ln TIE okiahams
Sapnme eauft several sesks aEo ASA
ing f0r an Injunction bat tie court
held that i vas without jurisdiction
e ~ TIE cas- Gfesr county attof
nsys are nov preparing % de tie suit
10 oae q the United states district
courts q Tie toffitory where
the case can D. tried 90 " merits
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
StanheId win Build

ThuniaY Wade ) sfandeld pur.
chased i've acres oi land kuoan as tie
spencer tract On Jordan hlll iast east
Of tha cityIoppasite the AaFN add.
tion. and one 10 adlolng from G. +.
WashbuFn, the consideration being
eN0, Tls sale vas made thfq y. NJ.
Mars as agent. Il Is undstosd that
MF. ssanaeld al build ; ane resi-.
dence on tha bill. vhieh is certainly
~ Ideal spot - ....sssuCN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
SIDEWALKS FOR
SOUTHWEST vIN|TA
At Last Nights Meeting Council Past
Ordnance Creating Improvement Dis.
triCt Number Three

Tie city counesl met lAat night and
created Improvement District Ne. ,
Tic new district embraces almost the
entire southwest part of tle cstg, and
provides for tie building q sidewalks
along psacticaily All tbR streets ara
avenues of that section. a majority
Of tie pTopertg owners Interested
have signed tie preliminary pttition,
- IL Il certain that the uofk prayed
fer wili 10 carried cot Another
mestine 0f the council will he held
Tuesday, - whleh the members of the
improvement beard for the district
will - appointed
AZ last night : meeting al the mem.
befs uf the coanell ~sre pfe~es,t ave
pf Louis hAghY Keeurier pfus@aro
reported that All the mtmtefs q The
improvement boards Tor the afsf and
SECOND districts have qualified except
". = iiAlsell. and tiAt he Ia cut u
town and will be unable % snffc.
~ 3 Milford was therefore appoint
81 ia NJ IlAiseliA place and all
qualify Al onrs
Nj frolaeno sas instructed = once
60 secure the services 81 , cumpelent
enriR>sr % take charge q The ~ufk
~ prerafing tie grades ard speolaea.
tons Tor ne improvement sufk h
the various districts already created.
II is expeetri tiAl III vnKileeF Nlll ~
here ia fee dags and that 81 tie
eud ~ ncKt week tlse speelGeatlana fof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
a New Addition

q S Asery las Just purchased the
4 = Knight in tho Forts acre tract
lying south q the eltr The tract
has already beou plated. and il wiil
ai once placed on fhe market Tie
streets eili BE- graded sideaalks alll
Be built trees have already teen
planted and everything posi- ble VIII
he done "a make it one of The attfac.
tive additions b the city.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
10 Improve Parks

Tie ladies of the q G. 7. y. are
making an siioFf q improve tie clty
parks and they as tie assistance q
every citizen, children as sell As grown
people Al wfso are willing 20 Assist
them are asked 70 glFe aowes. shruls
and other plants q the MONEY slth
which they can te bought. 10 Mrs q.
&. Amundsou
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
AChIld Dead.

Celeste. tile infant daughter of Mf
snd Mn o " wblta, sas nosa Ds.
egnhef .. ie@ at Llnculnrille. tud.
Ter and died March ~. 1901 aged IS
muuths ana 10 DAYS.
a littls one se loved IS gone.
The lips We loved are stiiled.
4 place Is vacant ii oar house
rhat never cau BE- tiled Coutd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

tbs paving SOFA sill be reals 10 sub
init 70 the contrArtom ut,e desire 70
bid upon Il
A report from thr boiler Insurance
company stated that the hoiien a.
tha wAteswoFks plant have Just teen
iuspec,sd aud found 70 10 Ia good
condition, and tilAt The Rachluefy Ia
tie plant i being well oarvd for
Some excitemsnt uAs caused b The
effort ~ the cAat sidaN 10 secure the
removal of tho katys dipping sat
from inside the ritY llmltA Alder
man Wilkinson of TIE sanitary com.
mittee signed . report Recommending
that the katy - required % remove
the station bY May !. IN accordance
wlth tie petition VI the citizens Al.
dsfmAn ffaFser sAa not present A.
the time. bet last night protested
vigorously against ttc taking of suap
Judgment On tie railroad Hs sald
fhe company was uilliug to remove
tie station as s1qn a. tie present srA
soil - riftsd. kpmr Complaints he
uttefet against ties ffiAcu brought
forth 4 fisofoUt pfgfest from Alder
man DECK lt vas HnaiiF decided
that Al flWNNsiAf = WewfinE a resolution
requesting tia railroad q feu1use lha
dipping sfaiian - uasf and fofaaris
81 a. Iiac pfopef afleials II that 40
tlce + disrtgaffsi tfisu tie elfY sill
take sfegs ~ force TIE ahaiamsnl ~
tAe m9is4ilce
After 4 nuuief q mils TAD lsen al.
loved TIE council i0uk a reces until
TUESDAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

tls sert careful q YouF bowels vlen
Jon have cold Nearly al ether
cough spFupa arr epustlpatlne. espee.
laiIy tfuse containing opiafss Ken
neif's Laxative Cough Sffan moves
the bowels contains No oplatAs
Sold ~ The Peoples Drug Store aud
MauaFney 8 Myers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

A Issue builder rec0usfrucfor
builds 20 waste force. makes str0rk
nerves aud muscles sgme people 90
not realize what q great remedy tfOi-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea IA s.
eenls Tea or Tablets n. r. Chapman
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-19

New items will be added during
sale so inquire here before pay
ing more elsewhere for inferior
goods.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-19
OUR 0VERC0ATS
AND RAINCOATS

Have certain distinction in appearance and wearing qualities
wch comes from very careful selection OF materials Innings
trimmings combined with scientific tailoring carried on mod
ern sanitary tailor shops by skilled workmen who pride
putting out product that stands actual test of wear
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-09-19

It will pay to keep your eye on
our windows and, read our ads,
there'n be something doing all
the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
GAY CAPTAIN
 DUPED FRIENDS
Feted and Wined, He CaSheS Worthless Checks for Hun
 dredS in Omaha.

oMOHA, May 21-After being dined, wined and made the lion of the hour at the omaha Club, Captain Dan iel F. Keller, late. Co. c. Twenty-sev- enth United States Infantry, is now being searched for by the Omaha pu- lice, charged with passing worthless checks on his friends.
 Three checks of S2O0 each. cashed for Capt. Keller, have been returned as worthless, and others are sald to be out but not yet returned by his bank. Capt Keller is well known in Omaha society, and all during last week he was at the Omaha Club, while he attended fashionable func- tions every night The latter part of the week he asked several friends to cash checks for him and this was done without question.
 Ex-Congressman John L. Kennedy was one of the losers Kennedy said: Most assuFedly we will prosecute Keller, just like we would others who are parties to such an act. All we want is to catch him and we are cIose on his trail now"
 Other friends of Keller believe he Is temporarily insane. Keller's moth CT lives in Chicago and is reputed to be wealthy. Keller himself has al- ways been considered a wealthy man in omaha
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
vICE PRESIDENT
 SEEKS \ REST
Distinguished Mexican Is In GuyamaS for First Time
 In Two Years.

MORALES, May 21.--Just at noon Of Thursday the steamer Ramon Corral bearing as a passenger that distin- guished citizen of Sonora, the vice president, cast anchor in the harbor of Guaymas; and within a few minutes Mir. Corral had disembarked, and had set foot once more upon his native soil after an absence of more than two years.
 As soon as the steamer had anchor ed 1t was boarded by 8 number of the distinguished citizens of the state and the city of Guaymas, including General Luis Torres, commandant of the mili- tary zone and governor of the state Vice-Goyernor Ricardo F. Cubillas; MT. Arturo Morales, president of the mu- nicipality of Guaymas. and many oth- CTS. After greetings upon the main deck the distinguished party disem- parked into small boats and rowed ashore amid the shouts of the assem- bled populace, lining the water front, and a salute from the gunboat Demo crata, which was stationed near the anchorage of the incoming steamer. The route between the steamer and boat landing on the water front was marked by two lines of flags, on floats, between which the boat bearing the distinguished party made it's way. The
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22

landing was reached quickly, and at the pier Don Ramon was greeted by many friends, to all of whom he ex- tended a hearty salutation and pleas ant words of recognition.
 4 short address of welcome was made by Mir. Aurelio Perez Pefia, ed itor of "El Imparcial," and then Don Ramon proceeded to his quarters, pass ing along Calle Muelle, between lines of school children. who had been giv- en holiday and turned out in a body to do honor to | 1e second citizen of the republic. In Is progress the dis tinguished gentleman was escorted by civic officials of the state and muni- cipality, and officers of the Third sad Fourth regiments of the Mexican army stationed at Guaymas.
 It was the expressed request of MT. Corral that there be no elaborate dem onstration in his honor, and his re- quest was needed. But buildings were decorated and flags were flying. At evening the plaza was beautifully illu- minated and there were fireworks and a concert. Tomorrow evening there will be a banquet in his honor at Guaymas, and the following day he will proceed to Hermosillo, where he seeks rest and surcase of official care for short season.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
WAS EXONERATED
 IN C6URT.
Shown That He Did Proper Thing In Ejecting Fowler From Car-Evidence Shows Man Used Vile Language.

The preliminary hearing in the case of the Territory vs. William Latta in Judge Grier's court at Lowell yester. day, established the fact that the de fendant was not only blameless for the injury to O. w. Fowler several days ago. but that the conductor acted as gentleman in getting Fowler out of the car.
 From the evidence introduced at the hearing it was absolutely plain that Fowler at the time of the acci dent was in a maudlin state of drunk enRess, and had used the most vile and obscene language in the presence of. ladies in the car. The man who was with hlm was also drunk.
 Dr. C. L. Caven, who was called to attend Fowler at the time of the ac- cident, testified that it was necessary for several men to carry him to the physicians automobile which was standing about a hundred feet away. and in that distance he fell twice, from the effects of liquor which he had taken.
 It was evident that Latta had used the necessary force to eject the man from the car to the platform, and under the territorial statutes he was acting within his express rights. After Latta got the man to the platform the scuffle took place as the result of which Fowler was hurt, and the logical explanation seems to be that when the conductor tried to get him down the steps the drunken man wrenched himself from his grip and reeIed onto
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
IS HOT AFTER
 CANNON
Railway Trainmen Adopt Reso-
 lution Calling for Fight On
 Speaker Because of His AL legged Attitude Toward Labor

ATLANTA, Ga. May 21-The Brotherhood of Railway Trsinmen completed their business today and adjourned. Columbus, Ohio, was se- lected as the place for the next bi- ennial convention. The order today elected a grand executive board. as follows: B. H. Rhodes, Toledo, Ohio, chairman; R. J. Powers, San Lendro, Calf; Arthur w. Evans. New York; O. A. Cash. Roanoke, Va; F. c. Clock wood, Chicago. Among the resolutions adopte dtoday was one dennnciatory of the action of Speaker Cannon of the house of representatives on his atti- tude toward labor and opposing his reelection. As a ground for this the preamble recites: We have reason to believe that Joseph Cannon has, as speaker of the national house of repre- sentatives, used the influence and power of that great office to defeat the passage of legislation sought by railroad employees and working classes,
 both in the way of appointing as man- 1 bers of house committees to which such legislation would be referred men who are known to be hostile the the enactment, and by the use of l threats. intimidation and force in compelling members to vote against 1 our legislation contrary to their con yictions.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
MEDICAL ASSN WILL MEET IN
 BISBEE
Arrangements Are Now Under Way for Reception of Physi- clans of Territory-Many Will Attend Convention.

With the appointment of a com mittee to attend to the various de- tails incident to the holding of the Territorial Medical Association meet ing in this city, on May 2S and 29, it is probable that the preparations <Ill be completed within the next few days. It Is expected that there will be forIy-fiye physicians and surgeons in attendaDre at the convention.
 When the Arizona Medical Assucfa- ton met at Flagstaff year ago it was decided to hold the convention in Bisbee this year, and during the past two weeks the local association has held several meetings to agree on a program for the event. At the last meeting it was decided to place the matter of arrangements in the hands Of committee selected by President Caven. Yesterday afternoon Dr. Caven selected the following to act or the committee: Dr. r. F.. Shine, Dr. E. F. Godfrey, Dr. N. c. Bledsos, Dr. D. Cassady. The president is chairman of the committee ex-oHici0.
 According to the progrssn agreed up- on there will be four sessions of the convention, two on each of the days
 At each of the sessions treatises on various subjects will be read by members. At intervals trips vii be taken to various points of interest in the district, and the finals vii be in the form of banquet at the Copper Queen Hotel.
 A letter received from Dr. J. w. Foss. secretary of the territory dsso- citation during the past two years. states that there will be probably thirty physicians in attendance at the convention, exclusive of the doc tors of Cochise county, of whom prob ably fifteen will attend.
 The event is looked forward to with great interest on account of the fund of valuable information Hhici, will no doubt be obtained from the in- terchanges of ideas on the part Jf the medical men.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
CANADA REJECTS SECOND-CLASS
 MATTER
Tells Our Postoffice Depart ment It Can No Longer Garry Magazines at Re duced Rates.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Through Postmaster General Lexneux, the gov ernment of Canada has notified the
 nited States that it viii be impos- .sble for the Canadian postoffice to bndIe second class mail matter sent , that country by the United States Dy either express or freight or mailed there. Postmaster General Lemeux. in bis letter to Postmaster General Meyer says: The department has csnae to tie conclusion that it wifi be absolutely impossible to continue the remailing privilege except at the rate of postage between the two countries, four cents per ponnd." The Canadian second class rate is lower than the second class rate of this country.
 Postmaster General Meyer explain ed today that as soon as specific case of refusal on the part of the Canadian government to handle American sec ond class matter is called to his at. tention, he will be forced by the cir cumstances to issue an order declining to handle Canadian publications in this country at the second class rate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
BUsSE TRANSFERS
 240 POLICEMEN
Most Sweeping Change Ever Recorded Is Made By
 Chicago Mayor,

CHICAGO, May 21.-Mayor Busse. In an attempt to ''renoyate" the tender ioin district of Chicago, today made the most sweeping change ever made in the police department. He trans ferred the entire police force of the district from captain down, embrac- ing 240 men, to other parts of the city and appointed other men, It has been charged that the police in the district have countenanced violation of law. The move was hailed with acclaim by the refogmers, but the anzyor non plussed other reformers by a flatfoot- ed statement that considering Chi cago's large foreign population, he would not attempt to enforce the Sun day saloon closing law unless forced to do so by the courts
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
SEWER SYSTEM ID SOON BE
 STARTED.
Form of Bond Is Approved, and Mayor Caven Thinks Con- struCtion Should Be com. menced by August 1.

Another step was taken towards the construction of a sewer system in the city of Bisbe yesterday, when the proof of the bonds submitted by the American Bank Note Company was approved and returned to the photographers. This means that with in few days the final steps VIII be taken towards the construction of the most important adjunct to city. The bond was received yesterday morning, an d Mayor Caven referred 1t to the city attorney and the local bankers. as the bond buyers, TOT their approval, which was promptly given, and the proof was returned in the evening mail
 When asked for an expression of the length of time it would take 10 start the practical work of construct ing the sewer, Mayor Caven said:
 1 think that within ten days or two weeks the iithngraphers will have filled the order for the certificates, copy of which will have to be sent on to Judge Dillon in New York for his final approval. At the time Judge Dillon rendered his opinion in the mat ter he stated that he approved the proceedings in their entirety up that point. but that he would not give his final approval until be saw a Autographed copy of the bond.
 The drawing up of the bond it. self is merely routine matter under { the statutes, and do not think there is the slightest doubt that when the bond authority reads 1t over as a rou- tine matter to see that all technicali- ties are complied with he will give his approval
 T think that all of this can De done within hhree weeks anyhow, and then We will call a meeting of ! the council at once to advertise for bids on the construction of the sewer. This will take thirty days, and give l, the contractors who secure the work a reasonable amount of time wherein to begin. would say that the work should be started on the sewer sys- tenn at the latest by August l.
 Owing to the rainy season, which will be in progress about that time, 1t will be impossible to do any work on the main line of the sewer, but the lateral work, of which there will be vast amount, can be carried on very easily.
 Every serious obstacle is now re- moved, and it is only a matter of going through routine work until the construction <f the sewer will be under way.''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
BASE BALL GAME
 ENDS IN RIOT First of Series Between Chi, cago and New York Bad
 for the Umpires.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The first game of the series between the New York and Chicago National teams at the Polo grounds today ended in al most a riot Chicago won by a score of to 2, and is now tied with the New Yori.s in the race for the pen napt. Immediatel waiter the game the crowd maddesed at what it considered unfair decisions, surged on the field and surrounded Ismpires Emslie and O'Day. Cushions were thrown at Emslie and he was jostled by the mob. The officials ran for the dressing rooms, followed by hundreds of angry
 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
SON AT cusnIneHAM SOME.

shortly after midnight this morning a fine. big baby boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Cunningham at their home on Clawson ,Hill, and from latest reports both mother and child are doing nicely. When interviewed over the telephone at an early hoar this morning by Review reporter the delighted father refused to state whether he would make a banker of his son or not. giving as his reason that the time had hardly arrived to select vocation for the young man.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
his shoulder, sustaining the injury.

his shoulder, sustaining the injury.
 District Attorney Shelley represent ed the Territory, assisted by l.. Kearney. E. E. Ellinwood appeared for Latta- At the conclusion of the testimony Mir. Ellinwood .moyed that the court dismiss the case on the grounds that the testimony clearly showed the defendant had acted with in his rights under the statutes. The attorney for the defense also request ed the district attorney to concur in the motion. After considering the eyi- dence NIT. Shelley agreed to the mo tiOn to dismiss.
 The counter charge against both 0. W. Fowler and his companion, C. F. Fowler. for using obscene language in the presence of ladies was withdrawn after the defendants had settled the costs of the action, which amounted to S7.30.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
TELEoaAPHEss RESOLVE.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., May 21.- At the convention of the Order of Railway Photographers today 8 Fesolu- ton on the Mover. Haywood, Petit bone case, protesting against Presi dent Rooseyelt's remarks concerning
 a reflection on organized labor, was reported back by the committee. The resolution win be voted on later.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
LlNEMeN ON STRIKE.

SALT LAKE May 21.-Beeause the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Com papy and the Utah Independent Tele- phone Company gave final refusal today to the demands of the Electrical
 Workers Union for an increase Of 50 cents a day iu the pay of linemen, all men quit work today. and this after noon a meeting was held at the cleo trical workers hall to map out plan of strike campaign. Only about 100 men are affected at present. but the officers of both companies in Utah. Wyoming. Montana and Idaho, with Cheyenne may be involved later. fn this case 300 men would be affected
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
ARIZONA PosTMAsTERs.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-(SpeciaJ.l Postmasters appointed-Arivaca, Noah c. Bernard, vice N. ". Bernard, dead; Cottonwood. Alonzo Mason, vice F. L.. Dickinson, resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
HOBO STEALS MATTRESS; IS AR.
 RESTED.

A Weary Willy indulges in too much Dago red and gets into trouble IrI fheater tonight. SAT
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22
wEATHEz

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Forecast Tor Arizona-Fair in south. showers and cooler in north portion-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-22

See the Drunken Bicycle at the Im- perial Theatre tonight. S52