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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United State
tFriday, April ~, 19O59

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Air Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr.. justice
Ptekham Air Justice McKcuna, Mr. Justice
Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and sir Justice MOODY.
William Dixie Reed. Of New York City, was ad-
mittcd To Practice.
The Chief Justice announced Che following orders
of the court:
No 20 Jose Psrsiso plaintiff in error vs. The
Omitted SJales. Motion 90 dismiss oT Affirm pIst.
udued 90 the hearing of the caUse On is merits:
motion 60 advance denied and the case restored 10
place ON the docket for argument when reached
NO 3i9 John M FiemistgT, plaintiff Ia error. IS.
The United States;
No. i56. A. Il. Stuart, plaintiff in error. vs. The
United States
No So Nicolas ArcC0 plaintiff in error, vs. Tie
United States; and
No 587. sss. and go Frank he /. Darlington.
plaintiff n error, IS. The United States. Motions
To dismiss OF affirm postponed 70 the hearing q
the cause on the merits and the cases advanced 20
be heard on the second Monday Of The next term
after the eases already assigned for that d2Y
No 5sI- Damsglle Howard. admniSJstTix, &c
plaintiff in error, The Illinois Central Railroad
Company o. al. and
No 53i n. O. Brooks. administrator. Sc plain
eff in error. Southern Pacific Company. Arg1I-
mout concluded by Nlr. Attorney Genera; Bonaparte
for the United States.
No 30 Watson Stewart. appellant, IS. The
United States Gt al ArEuEd by Mr. George A.
King for the appellant. and hy AlF. Assistant At
torney General Van Orzdd aud Mr. l. A Bailey
fer the spIeilees.
No 257. Henry p Frankeuberg Company peti
tl0nCr. ys. The United States Argued by Alr T.
w. Brooks for the petitioner and by Mr. Assistant
Attorney General Sanford for the respondent
No 25S. Amanda s. Whitfield ct al petitioners
vs. Aetna Life Insurance COMPANY q Hartford
Conn. argued by Sir. Frank dageman for petition
ers aud by Mr.. James e. Jones for the respondent
No. z62. The Chapman * Dewey Land Company
plaintiff In gnor- vs. Charles H. BigC0g et al; ar
gument commenced by Alr Henry D. Ashley for the
plaintiff IN crror
Adjourned until Monday, April Is, at p O'Clock
The day cali Tor Monday April Is. viii be as fol-
lows: Nos. g6g 502 land 503 5O4 and 55i, $50. sl
laDd 2s2 and 5s5 61 land e6i 665 $50 Co., s5s. and
$780, 81. 263 land "A, 2s9, 30. and ~
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Estate Il Rudolph EichhnFH; VII admitted 10 pro-
bate and Letters testameutasy granted Aoysius B.
E.chhoru. Margaret Eichhorn, and Ann G.. sutton;
bond. sl0e0o. Attorney Joseph Il. Fague.
Estate Of Daniel J. HapDoldt; letters of sdmiHis-
tIation granted 50 Daniel J, Happoldt. IT,. bond.
s 09 Attorney Charles H. CFsgiB
Estate Of Hattie A Conner: petition for probate
uf viii fled Attorney. Paul &. sleman.
Estate q Samuel J. ButieField: letters Of admin
istration granted to Charles H. ButteField: bond.
So 03o. Attorney, Fred n Rhodes
Estate Of of-Charl0tte r. Thomas. viii admitted 10
probate and letters Of administration c. q granted
to b. F. Leighton. bond, S2,550. Attorney, b. f..
Leighton
In &c Earl O. Griffith order appointing Don L.
Grnth guardian: bond, $3.50. Attorney Lemuei
Fugitt
IN re Clarence Y Smith e; al: order appointing
GeoTga A. smith guardian; bond. 81 oQo. Attorney
Joseph Z. Fsgle.
Estate of Elias B. CLARK; rule to show cause. At
toInVy, J. ". blackburn
Estate Of BENJAMIN F. Tiley. petition for probate
ot viii hled. Atterpey Charles J. Murphy
Estate Gf Commodore Perry Brown; petition 70
scl personal property. Attorney Charles }. Murphy
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HATCHETITES SHUT OUT.
College Team Takes Game
by Score of q 10 o.
Special 10 The Washington Herald


Durham, n. c., April l2.-The George
Washington University ball team re-
celved its first coat of whitewash at the
hands of the strong Trinity College
team to-day to the tune of 6 to G. The
same abouuded ia brilliant plays. and
while the hitting was light. there was
plenty of interest I'm the contest
The largest crowd of the trip came
out to-day owing IN a measure to the
first balmy weather the Hatchetites have
experienced I'm the Sunny South The
same old tale-inability TO hit the ball
tells the story OF defeat
Capt Titus started off for G. w. T..
hut the Durham students took kindly ID
lis curves. and before the smoke
cleared away Trinity had scored five
runs. Carr at this juncture took his
place, ana pitched greut ball.
Webb, tor Trinity. had everything in
the pitching line. and had the Hatchet-
lies at his mercy. He IS a big fellow.
ana one of the best pitchers in
the country CampbeIIs fielding was
the feature of the game. G. ". t. viii
play Trinity here again tomorrow.
Score;
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HUFF TO MANAGE BOsToNs.
Director of Athletics at Urbana
Given Full Control of Team.

y AAA ADnAsNl %
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
UrbaHa. ILL., April l2,-The Boston
American League club has secured George
A. HUFF, director OF athletics OF the Uni
versity Of Illinois. as its manager Ne
gotiations which have been carried on
between the big local expert and club
owner, John l. Taylor. eliminated sue
cessfully to-day when an agreement was
reached between the two by which Huff
viii take hold Of the Bostons as soon as
be can arrange to leave his present placS
President Taylor persisted despite the
failure OF the conference held here last
week, and finally secured Director Hun
ON certain authority this is stated al
though Hun refused 10 say anything
about the matter at all tonight, but it is
a sure 60
y Is said that as manager Of the BOs-
tons, Hun viii receive a topnotch salary,
will have d contract Of three years, and
viii be given full sway, with permission
10 handle the players just as he sees fit.
Friends know that he would agree TO no
other conditions.
President Taylor confirmed this story
at Philadelphia.
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Harvard Team at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Md., April 12-The Harvard
University baseball squad. tWenty-f0ur in
number. comprising nineteen players.
coach, trainer, manager. and assistant
manager. and rubber arrived ia Amp
Oils to-day on the annual Southern trip.
and the team viii use the Naval Academy
diamond for one weeks practice. The
squad is qUsTtered AT Caryel Hall
During their stay here the Crinsous Will
play two games with the midshlpmen
Wednesday and Thursday.
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he considered that he had a Contingent
interest in it,
Dispositions also were expected he said,
from the authorities at Washington, 70
show that they intended to purchase the
property. and that such intended purchase
would enhance its value. Finley, the Gu
ban plantation manager. would also fur
nish a deposition relative to the $500
deposit ia the Cuban bank.
An adjournment was taken until Tues
day morning at II o'clock.
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Equity suits.

No. 26)9I. IN re Elnor Bradley; adoption. Peti-
toners solicitor. zeph p. Moore
Nc. 2699S. Annie c. Childs IS. Alexander A.
Chiids divorce. Compainants solicitor. ). a. Bur
kart.
No 1898 MyTick H. D0olittle vs.. Thomas R.
Martin ct a.. 70 substitute trustee. Complainant
solicitors, Coldren s Fenning
No G000. Katie b. Cusimano vs.. Leonardo Cfsi-
mano; divorce. ComplainaHts solicitors. Campbell
Darlington and S. d. Truitt.
Docket 60-No. 298l James A. CLARK vs. Mary
Helen Walker ct al; to quiet title. Complainant s
solicitors ". +. Ambrose and ID. C. Stutler.
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MARYLAND AGGIEs LOSE.
washington and Lee Wins Game iH
Muddy Field and Rain.

Lexington. Va. April i2-Washing-
ton and Lee University this afternoon
defeated Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, 13 10 !. The field was muddy. and
the last inning was played in the rain.
The batting and home run by Johnson,
and three two-baggers by Luhn, An
fhOny. and Pipes, were features for
Washington and Lee. Martin. for
Maryland. caught fve difficult flies in
left field. Score by innings:
r Il Z.
Wash and Lee. s 0-r 10 2
Maryland ............ Q 0 o o 1 o-I 5
Batteries: Parades and Anthony Jauel and Byrd
and CapstaB.
Maryland Agricultural College plays
Virginia Military Institute tomorrow,
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W. T. HAM IS FIRST.
Wins weekly Handicap Golf Match
at the Chevy Chase Club.

In the play-on of the tie of the weekly
handicap golf match against par at the
Chevy Chase Club W. r. Ham was FIRST
with ten down, II. Oliphant second, with
thirteen down. and c. A. Aspinwsn third,
with fifteen down.
In the second round for the tournament
for the Tuckerman Cap +. II. Ellis de-
feated Il. B. Davidson three up and two
to play
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POLICE STOP BOUTS.
Arrest boxers at the Long Acre Club
In New York

In New York.
New York, April lZ-Another crusade
against prize-hghting in this city Is under
way. Impetus TO the movement was
given by Police Captain Thompson. of the
Tenderloin. last night, when. accompanied
by q squadron of policemen. he forced an
entrance into the Long Acre Athletic
Club, on West Twenty street. and
stepped the weekly boxing bouts OF that
Organization.
frankie Howe and Willie Cullen. two
lightweight boxers. were in the clubs
roped arena stripped for action when the
police appeared and arrested them.
Mike Newman. manager of the club.
Was also placed under arrest The sew
erai hundred spectators were Informed
that no contests would be permitted
Howe, Cullen, and Newman were taken
to the West Thirtteth street station.
where they were balled by James Buck
ley, a contractor
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s.. 1ohn.r renm oa on Trln.

Annapolis. Md. April IZ-The baseball
team OF St. Johns College. Annapolis
left to-day for the first trip North ever
taken by that institution. In former
years IL was the custom for the team to
journey South and play the different col
Iege teams OF Virginia and North Carolina
but this was abandoned this year for the
Northern trip.
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Ply AT CHARLoTTEsVTLLE.
Georgetown Visits virginia To-day
L..

GeorgetoWn visits Virginia To-day
in First Game of Series.
The Georgetown baseball squad leaves
this morning for Charlottesville for the
first of series of games with the Uni
versity of Virginia, which viii practically
decide the intercollegiate championship
of the South
The squad is Ia charge of Coach OHara
and consists of Capt. Smith. third base
Scheller, shortstop, DeVlin. second base;
ByTnes, first base; Courtney. left field.
Simon, center field; Duggan and Schlaiy.
right field Maloney and Null catcheTs
Montgomery, Cantwell, Devine. ana Dom
ahey, pitchers.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Cnnrt nf AnnenIs.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice AIccomas.
and Mr. Justice R0bb
Ne. 30. original United States ex rel Alice G.
Homcad vs.. Barnard ct al petition for writ Of
prohibition dismissed Opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard
Adjourned from DAY to day
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THE Score.

tttheN lli--treotsa alNNu % flfst base lH Crf0rs
DarimouJh. &; Georgetown. Z Left on hases-Dart-
Hagth, l2i Gcorgetogn. l. First base on haIls-Of
CauJNeu. g. stuck out-By Beckett. 5: hy Can't
wel, q Home uIi-Bymes. Two-base hit-lcIAne.
Sacrifice hits-AicDevitt. Beckett Schellcr Stolen
bsse-Byyues. Passed bai-slcIane. lFnpire-Betts
Time Of gamc-l hour and 30 minutes
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Buys Third Interest IN the Red..

Cincinnati, Ohio, april 12-The deal
for the transfer TO Thomas J. Logan
by George B. Cox Of the latter's third
interest in the Cincinnati National
League ball team was completed to-
day- ar Logan is a warm friend OF
President Hermann, of the club. aid it
is announced that there viii be no
change ia policy or management The
club is capitalized az $3.50. 900. No state
ment has been made as TO the c0nsid-
Grafton in the sale.
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CARROLL INSTITUTE VICIORS
Second Regiment Defeated at
Basketball by q to 16.
CrogaR and sehIosser Garry on the
IndiV iduaI HonOrs in Deciding
Game of the Season.

The Second Regiment quint last night
went down TO defeat before Carroll In
stimte team in the deciding game for the
championship in the Washington City
Amateur Basketball League by 2 to TO-
The feature Of the game was the goal
shooting of Crogan for the CAROLS Unm
Scroggins was substituted for Reyes in
the second half. the little guard shot goal
after goal on long throws. making five out
of the eight goals scored by his team.
Bopp and Schlosser were the shining
lights for the losers. both putting up
magnificent exhibitions OF offensive work
In the first half. after some preliminary
skirmishing. Crogau started the scoring
and was quickly followed by j. Coilifuwer.
Crogan threw another goal from a mix-up
near his basket. Goals in quick success
sion by Schlosser and Bop, tied the
score, but Crogan came back with a
difficult goal q, ColIidower added two
points by "a pretty 0ne-handed toss, and
Crogan threw another by losing Reyes.
Additional field goals by q. Collihower and
Crogan and three free tosses by Crogan
brought the score up TO 10 10 o, and Hub
bard ended the scoring for the half with
a free Toss from a foul called on J. Colh-
flower. Score, 10 10 T.
In the second halls the Soldiers started
out with "a dash. Scroggins was substi-
tuted for Reyes and had decided success
IN keeping his man from scoring. The
regimental boys scored nine TO their op-
ponents' eight in this half but were un-
able to overcome the big lead Of the Car
roll lads.
After the game President ". (.
presented the winners with the
Spalding silver loving cup. The season
has been q pronounced success. largely
due to the efforts of President Thatcher.
Lineup and summary:
CauoUs Position Second Regiment
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Lawsuits.

No. l35i9 The Mutual improvement Soeiety Us.
George Washington; eertiofsFi-. Defendants attor-
ney, u. Stone Albert
No. $3.50, Early hampton vs. John F, Craven;
Judgment Of $. e, Mills Justice Of the peace iur
S5.l2 Plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas Douglas and
II. H. Obear.
No. 1851. Valley Dew Distiliing Company IS
John J. Madden note, s5sa plaintiffs attorney, L.
L. Loving.
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CarroII BorIers 60 nnAner

Cumberland. Md. April 1e.-Tae Carroll
club won the championship OF the Cum
beriand Bowling League, the season inst
having been concluded. The garroIl Club
won 10 our of 80 games.
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Bankruptcy Court.

NsA-h 1CoAlN y A4Aif4A I'm
In re Alfred g.. EldTidge; submitted.
II Michael D. Suiliyan trustee authorized 10
discontinue aud sell business.
In re William H. Moo.s; adjudication and refer
ence to W. NJ. Hallam. referSe, and John L. Gardi-
appointed receiver
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GaInes knoeted out - -.

New Haven, Conn. Aprils 12-Dave
Holly OF Philadelphia knocked out noe
Gaines, OF Cambridge. Mas. in two
rounds last night
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Baukruptev Petition.

No. 4a9 William H. Moore; men's Furnishings at
Nos. 3Nand rs Pennsylvania avenue northwest; vol
untaTy; assets, ST. 200 liabilities S5G4sS Attorney
Leon Tobrincr
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INTERCLAss TRACK MEET.
George Washington Athlete4 WIN
Compete To-day at van Ness Tssrk

t""'pett t"-'''S "I F"h Ness l1ark.
The annual interclass field ANDY track
meet of the George Washington Eniver-
slty Athletic Association will be field this
afternoon az 3 O'Clock at Van Mss Park
Tho primary object of the games is TO
create especial interest in the Glider path
squad through the university. and Man
pger Brooks announced last hight that
the entry list was all that might be ex-
pected, and number OF promising afb-
ietes are on the list
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Mechanics, Lien.

No. 5632 L. L. Smoot vs.. George T. Horton. IT,
May H. Myers. Cohen Il, Livingstone and Herman
". Van Sender; $3.50. Attorneys, Brandenburg &
BTanden5urg
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Freshest and best sporting news IN
The Washington Herald every day Ia
the week Official baseball scores
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CENTRAL GIRLS VICTORs.
Blue and vEhite Basket-bafI Lassies
Win 81 Kendall Green.

The Central Ftlgh School girls yesterday
wound Up their basket-bau season by de-
feating the Gallsudet girls at Kendall
Green yesterday bs 45 to 10
Victory was casyM Mfor the High School
lassies and al no tnne was The result in
doubt.
The feature Of the game was the goal
throwing of Miss DolhleCunningham. Cen
trails captain, who made. several difficult
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Freshest and best sporting news in
y ne washington Herald elery day in
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13

You get the best when you get the
Sunday issue Of The Washington Her
aid. and Tomorrow issue viii be
brighter and better than ever.
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Trinity. G.. ". C.. J. First base oa bals-Of
Tlgus !; o4 Csu, s. stmck out-Br Webb, 6, by
Car. s. Two-hase hits-smith aad Argison. Stolen
bascs-A ATrison. Sutef Webb Umuire-AIr Card
Time # ssiaa-e hogls and 20 minuils
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nlainants solicitor. P NJ Brown: defendants so-
licifg b. e. button
Cahiu S. Cahill. George W. Iiukins appointed
substitute receiver; bond, 1850 Comuiainsnt's so-
hcltars. J. p. P0rbuy and J.. J. Darlington.
Assignments f0r Monday. Auul 70. l90I:
No -G pifer rs Washington National Bgildine
and Loan Association. Attorneys. Th7mpson * Las
key Hamilton. colbert & Hamilton.
No. Z3. Conley vs.. Washington National Building
and Loan Association. Attorneys, Trary J. JEFF
fafds-HamHtaH. Colbert q Hamilton.
No Martin Martin Attorneys. A. B,
'feoh-j0sclh d. Sullivan and Guy II. johnson.
ESufty Court No. z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Parkinson VS. Parkinson; alimony awarded. Com-
fiainant- solicitors, j. b. Archer and John Louis
smith; defendants solicitor a. e.. Wells.
SimIkns Tyler. reuoyt Of receivers referred to
auditor Complainant solicitors. Z. Forrest and G.
Bendhemi defendants solicitors. Wolf d Rossn-
bers.
Jones Vs. Midland oH and Gas Compauy; refer
cree 70 auditor Complainant solicitor ". W.
Wright.
In lie adoption Of Eleanor Bradley; adoption legal
led Petitioners solicitor. Zeph T.. Moore
IN Fe lunaey II Martin D0oiey; reference Of com
mittce's account 60 auditor
MacIiride MscBude commission ordered 10 IS
sue Complanant's solicitors. Campbell Csringtou
and 8 D. Truitti defendants solicitor, 4. II. Me
NeiH
kosack vs.. Hutchins time to take testimony lin
tied. Complainants solicitors, Cuttings & Chamber
lin; defendants solicitors. BrandenbuTg & Bganden-
burg
Assignments for Monday. April l5 1907;
No. 70 Owens a al. vs. sharp ct al. Attorneys
Gittings & Fobriner-Doyle
40. - Schricsler ct al. IS. Washington Brewer,
COMPANY. ATTORNEYS, Cuttings & Chamberlln. Tep-
pr -Wo0da5d.
No. 200 Nixon vs.. Browning Attorneys. Clinck-
scales-Thumas.
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WIN IN THE OPENER
Dartmouth Piles Up Four
Runs on Georgetown.
MIsPIAYs PROVE COSTLY

Three Errors by Blue and Gray
Practically Give the Game Away.
Although at Times Pitching Good
BAH, Cantyveu Was 1rratic-Had a
Job Working Out of Several Holes.
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Field gcals-NHss Cunningham l9 saliss Worster.
o. aiiss Thieaem, Miss Turner. re tosses-Aiiss
Cunningham. s. Miss Turner. 8fferee--gIjs.es
Northrop and Gardner. Lneholders-Sasses KenesrIg
and Lang. Timekceper-Mss JohnsonH
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

Ne, 81. Ward vs. Yameu Attorneys Chapin
BrosH aH3 J. Paul Earnest ~. Z. Mattiggly.
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Lancaster !

Lancastr Tri-state.. zg0I0 0oe0-5
lAiiadehhia Giants. o Is =
Batteries. Buckley and Eczmcteri Wilson and
BuHmdu
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AWARDED TO EASTERN

After One of Umpire's Decisions.
The game between the Georgetown
Props and the Eastern High School on
the Prep field yesterday was not finished
owing to d difference of opinion between
the Props and Umpire Foley. The Preps
walked of the field in the eighth inning
when the score was 9 to in favor OF
Eastern, and the umpire awarded the
game to Eastern. Score. 9 80 0,
The score 10y innings;
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OTHER GAMES.

At Carlisle Pa
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PAULS VALLEY IS
UP AND DOING

Special 20 Daily Loader
Pauls Valley, T. T.. Feb. 70. 5.-since
the enabling act passed. Pauls Valley
has taken on the appearance OF pros
perity. Every one seems to have
taken up the idea OF making city of
the place. The people here have Just
completed two fine school buildings
at cost OF $4,000 each. The plans
are made aud contract let by ]. G.
Jones TO build a new four story brick
and stone hotel to be the New Hamp-
ton. Contracts have been let TO build
twenty-one new brick buildings. Pauls
Valley is town OF 1000 aud gaining
every day. The town has three rail
roads. all Santa Fe lines, and a very
good prospect for another. The cot
ton compress has been running at full
capacity for three months and have
handled the largest lot of cotton Of
any season Pauls Valley is in fine
farming country as good as can be
found in any state. It's a county seat
town and nothing can hold her back,
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j. NJ. SANDLI.S,
S. w. HAYES,
HENRY S. IOHN TON.


Tucker introduced Constitutional
proposition forever prohibit
acting
second time by title
motion the Convention
Whole further consideration
After consideration the matters referred 10 It, the Committee
the Whole as
chairman of the Committee of the
PRESIDENT:
We Committee the
the General Orders of the
consideration Committee 81 by Committee
omesteads and Ezempons)
hereof and upon the
residue referred to US we
have made and ask
JOHN L.
Chairman.
On motion OF Mr. Weaver, the adopted
Mr. Mclan Chairman tho Committee report
No 49, Gecoma ted which referred
Whole and ordaad printed
The Convention took unn $50 NJ. Fhtay February
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BULLION CONTAINS LARGE
QUANTITY OF GOLD

Special TO Daily Leader
Lawton, Okla, Feb. 15.--The Gold
en- Age Mining company. represented
locally by Judge A. J. Burton, today
forwarded to mineralogist at Phila-
delpbia eleven aud a half pounds of
bullion that was obtained from three
hundred pounds of gold and copper
ore at the compal.y's mine at the foot
of Mount Scott, in the Wichita noun
tains yesterday. The bullion appears
from Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
copper.
This was the first quantity OF mis-
cellaneous ore that has been success.
fully treated In the mountains. 10 was
fluxed in a furnace attached TO the
Pierson smelter. The company has
other mines in the vicinity OF Mount
Scott and IS preparing TO spend sew
eral thousand dollars in developing
them this year.
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Official Journal Of the Proceedings
Of the Constitutional Convention
CONVENTION cHAMBER.

Morning Session, TnurSday, FEB Ia, l9Ol, 9:oO A M
Convention Murray
Invocation by Delegate Banks OF the District.
Roll called a quorum
Alien Caudin Chambers Curl ed
Fisher Mcclure Mathis
Messenger. Newell ouarles. Rogers and sater.
Allen Chambers Emondson Fisher, Gardner Hop
Mcclure, previously been
excused.
Bryant indefinitely
important business
Mr. excused Monday Tuesday and wedne
day o
o Williams directed
g~,sd
ruitet railroads and Public service Corporations
copstiuona Proposition
tNn pepetuies monololeread time
preamble of
ntee Whole consideration orders with
IA The
the noon hour the Committee Of the whole arose President Murray
resumed the chair Chairman the Committee
Whole reported follows:
Mr. PRESIDENT
We Committee
Calendar beg to report that we have had under
consideration Committee Private
referred the Committee Judiciary Judicial
on h amendments thereto substitutes there
for, by President
al Committee
los President
report progress
had consideration by
General Provisions
Committee report;
have had under consideration Committee Geommited)
by the
adopted ordered third
amended in 0
ers referred to have made ask
NJ. J..
Chairman.
On motion. the adopted
The Convention p