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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
Elko. Nevada, Friday, October 25. 1907
sIeseal Will Produce Many Different Jags.

Gorgeous colors, glowing Visions
tho Sc are the effects OF mescal, tn which
many natives Of Mcxicn and New
Mexico are addicted. Mes:Ui is u
brown, brittle drug, concoctcd from TIL,
dried leaves of "a smuil cactus whicl
grows along the kio Grundc. It's rol.
critics we're first discovered by III,
Kiowa lndianS, who became 81 ensiayed
to 1t that it Il ,e was prohibited by law
W usuT, though, the prohibition WIZ
ineffective. The Indians u1cd it i'll theiI
religious rites.
Experimenting with the drug, Have
lock Ellis Was rewaried by many varied
md vivid visions in his rooms in
London.
lridescent butterfly forms OF the most
glowing colors fitted before him.
Ny riads Of them formed living ura-
bcsques OF superhumau design and hues
beyond description. Then he seemed
10 see hollow, revolving vessel, upon
Hhose mOther-of-pearl surface played
The most strange and brilliant colorIngs.
lie tried to make notes with pen,
but was unable to use it. Then he
picked up a pencil, which gave him no
trouble. As he wrote HE paper was
covered with soft golden light, and
his hInds glowed uud flushed with red-
the same glowing light when he nm
ircssed To retire. He tired Of his
visions aud lit the gas, which filed the
room with glowing radiance, while
bright colored shadows lifted before
him.
Seemingly /, ss Pheasant was the ex-
perience OF medical experimenter o!
Kentucky, who undertook to fathom the
effects OF hashish by which the oriental.
try to turn earth into heaven.
Bizarre ideas took possession II his
mind. IlIs ideas ran riot, and he :. em-
ed to have lost all sense OF fatigue. But
time became an eternity. He could not
bear to watch the minute hand of his
watc make one revolution
Afterward nc was seized by an intense
fear Of impending death. Horrible,
grotesQuc monsters menaccd him. Then
he fcl, himself expanding into space, rs
he climbed steep precipices, overhang
ing dreadful abysses, and was over
Shclmrd bY unuttcrable despair.
Not very pleasant prospect for any
man who might think of taking up the
ina hish habit. Oregon Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
Saved Sisters Lie.

That Christina Meiator, the Il year
old girl bitten by rnttlesnake on the
index finger and thumb OF tho LEFT hnnd
at her home Mt Ncwark OH Thursday
morning of last week is alive now ia
owing to .hc presence Of mind and the
timely assistance rendered her by tho
elder sister, Dcnia, at the time oi the
occurrence. The oldest girl realized
that something had to he done quickly
TO save her siHtcr's lilo. Tho first thing
che did WINS to cut arnnui the two
wounds, causing them 10 bleed pro.
iuscly, the eroby letting ont some of tho
poisoned blood. She then cauterized
the wounds with hot iron and tightly
bound the lett arm above the elbow
with n bnudage. Fortunately there
happened to bo supply OF whisky
in the housc Mt the time aud this
she gave IN uustintcd quantities tmi
ut short intervals Ia hcr patient. ShO
then sont n messenger 90 Eureka "a
10 notify her father what In ! hnpcnCd
the former arriving hare la'n Thur day
night. Tho physiciau mau Il Win
remedice, II any, hal been admlnis cred
and upon beng informed WIN, bad
been done, compliDionteh tho yomng
lady for her thrugh''ulucsa, ~ lr eryA
IL the the action taken hai not boiu
resortcd To tho wounded girl wnulr
have died before his arrival. Eurckt
Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
4 Midnight Wandcrcr.

And only the nights owls taw, and
,hcy 600 az much nnd never tell that
'hcsc wise ones will never say n word Of
Snai they saw ~ the mornIng. II was
lust about = O'C'ucS this morning when
couple Of nIghthawks who were
,inud,ng on Car sOn street corner saw
creation IN white SLOW ly walking down
a aide street toward the ma,u street OF
tho city. IA the Iigmro approached they
.nw n woman, drcfscd in I"1g robe
iiko dress and with n pair of clippers on
her tcrt Tho woman stopped Scvcral
times aud hrsitaicd u tcw minutes and
then cnrnc onward directly toward tho
ivo mon. She came within ten feet be-
fore either ~ the mCn spoke word md
,hor both started forward invOluninrily
fnr one ~ them recognized the lady.
Duo of thom epokc III n alow oven
.nc to tho midnight wnndcrcr mud re-.
marked that hr would walk homo with
hc. ns he paw che was going there. Sho
hc-iinlcd m1mcni, then took his arm
md the two with tho p, C md man walk.
mg To- the rcnr, quickly roiurncd td her
nome ahott di4tqnrc away. She was
carortcd To the door and entered still
ound asleep, never waking from the
eomnabuiaiic condition which led her
Oh puch u strange mrand nlong tho
strrcie of Carson CITY after midnight
and dressed only in her night clothing.
--NrWP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
sl7,O0O.0O Gold Ore
AURA, Nevada, Oc'. Is, 1907.
lNnInrNnp..s,

''SNHi NeNHud, Oc'. lS, 1907,
EDIToK lSDEPESDEST:
lhe excitement here over ,I,t. . -.,u,
rouge oi fnck a Chnse il mabatcd
Letters reach u every day cuauiruv
about It. SiA feet Of tine ledge shows
line free gold specimens. Mining men
estimate tie entire % teet OF ledge
matter to average so per ton free gold.
There u Ii little history connected
With this find that We will mention at thus
time as 1t ls somewhat interesting.
Ia the fa'l OF 1906, white MIR. Frick
and hIs partner, Mr.. Thos. Gunn, .
were dong assessment work IN n
Vlr'ulty OF the present big strike, the,
found some red rock resembling tn,
nch ore now found at Gold Cnrn
Tbs ore WIS brought down aud In
around the cabin until this spring, men
the elder Chase panied some Of It and
was surprl=ed at the amount Of cold IN
The pan although none WIS seen III the
rock. Mr.. Leo Chase then had an assay
made OF the rock with the astonishing
result Of tl7,0i3 to the ton. Ia the
meantime, a claim had been stukcd OF
the ground where the rich II .at WAS
fonno, but no ledge WIS discovered.
Will" doing work on some other claims.
the feat u the Virgo was found and tn.
2O-tcet ledge discovered. rhc trend II
this big ledge Ia toward where the ric,
iiohi wns found one year ago. Twelve
hundred feet from the place the rich
float WAS picked up the Virgo is opened
up showing 30 feet of gold ore. % the
hanging wall Of the Virgo, the ore can
not DO told from the rich iiOat, except
tina. the Virgo shows more Tree gold. II
"a generally believed that the big Virgo
vein Ia the one throwing the rlch float
On the other claims.
Hon. James Clark, ch.irman Of the
board .! commissioners Of Elko county,
and Commissioner Primcaux paid II
nasty visit to the camp the fore part Of
tho week. They were ont IN "A tour of
Inspection OF the roads ana bridges III
this part ~ the county. TEey seemed
well pciEcd with the roads and We
unicrst u Il they are going to move and
repair somc bridges TINT are badly need
rd over the streams.
Mr.. Clnrk, who If one Of the hcavlcs,
stockholders III the Aura King Gold
Mining COmpnny, spent Que night with
the boys at the mine and wac well
pleased with the progress and improve
mcn,s made OH the property, also with
the ore opened up and III sigh. in the
various mines owned 10y the company.
lie If IA enthusiastic about the camp as
he ever wns. 1t will be remembered
TINT 30 years ago Mr.. Crnrk mI""d and
miIled the ortt from the mines uf thu
company at a profit to the Salt Lake
amcllen.
Three shifts will now be put ON th'
Blnnd nine and tho cross-cut rushed NJ
fas, es uossilc INTO the hig ore chute III
the vipzo nfTording air and an caay wa
II handing the oio.
Up nj tho Jack Pot It looSs like u
young village. lilu"il Bros with h'r
force ~ men and tcams nrc building I"
largc house. blacksmith shop ana
umbcrlug u long entrance I" the lower
tunnel to keep snow oil tho ore dumps
rhoy arc steadily taking ore ont OF The
lower wnrkrpge and expect to WORK al
winter.
Walker Bros. are Cpmrg'nR their
WINTER ditch and adding ncw and heavy
nm aci IN Try to their mill.
AUEIpt RIOTS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
Flah Welcome Coming Of storm

tIah "eIcoino coming OF storm.
The weather has a noticeable effect
on fsh OF all kinds Fishermen will
toll you that trout become eiectrined
with energy before storm. As II In
joyful anticipation OF a feast, sharks
disport playfully about ships before O
hurricane rises.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
Grand Jury Committee Reports
Following are the reports Of the gr .ud
jury conmittees:.

Following are the reports OF the gr .ud
jury conmittees:
AUDITOR AND RE ORDER
lioN. h. REINHART.
Foreman of the O. al lar
We your committee appointed to cx-
anime the office OF the Audi:o aud Re-
corder, beg leave to report :uat we have
performed that duty and hat we have
found the BOOKS Of Up'h 0;lice4 kept IL
very neat and mechanical order and
by a =! stem thR! appears to be strictly
modern.
We found that the Auditors report ui
September Both shows the funds OF the
various departments to aggregate IN the
total the sum OF SIJ, 1850.
We find TINT owing to the increase of
business and filings in the Auditors and
Recorder office, the filing vault 10 en-.
tirely TOO small and insufficient 10 ac
comodate the necessity OF those two Of
iices. 1t appears that he necessary
remedy to the situation can tie easily in
stalled and with but little expense,
Most respectfully submitted,
Max ARNHOLD,
~. G.. KLINE,
j. ". PUETT.
ASSESSORS o 'FICE.
To the foreman OF the grand jury:
We tile undersigned ummittee and
members Of the Grand Jury beng duly
appointed by our foreman, Il. Reinhart,
TO inspect the assessors office and books,
have this day done so, and while we are
not experts on books and figures we will
say that the Office appears to be run in
proper shape and all books, etc, seem
to be kept in neat and business
manner.
l.. l.. BRADLEY,
GEO. HOLLAND,
j. ID. TRUETT.
CLERK AND III TRI t ATTORNEY.
To the foreman If the grand jury:
We, your committee appointed, report
and find both Offices in best Of shape
md also the books being kept i'll first
class shape.
PHI SNYDER,
RoBT. Is. IlUNrEK,
FEAEK &. ORR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
JuyE IIESDERsOS,
GEo. MCISrosII,
PAUL SCIIfLLEsTROM
COuSTY HOSPITAL.

70 the foreman ~ tho grand jury:
Sir:-Wa your committee appointed
Ia investigate the County Hospital bog
leave to report we find everything
In kept IN good shape, noit and clean
and no complaints wcro made by any
Of the immntcs therein. Tho buildings
are in good condition with tho exception
ot the roon,e needing roplastering.
J. r.. SMITH,
W. L. MAuoSEY,
ALEX GARDEN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-25
PM SNYDER,
ROHT. Is. IlUNTEK,
FEAEK &. ORR.
COURTHOUSE AND JAIL

To Hon. Edgar Rainhari, foreman:
We your com mittco appointed to cx-
anime into the condition uf the county
court house, jail and books OF the
heritT's Office respectfully submit the
following report.
rhe jury rooms are in very bad shape
uud need rcnovating. We would sug-
gest that linoleum he placed on the
tloors, The walls be calcim,ned, and the
woodwork he painted, We would also
suggest TINT twelve single iron bed
stends be placed in tho jury rooms for
Use ot trial jurors Tho hallway lead.
ing to the jury rooms needs Il new floor
The county jail is inadequate to- the
present needs and pending such time IA
the county can build Il now one the old
ono should be repaired The walls
should be repaired and calcimincd and
another skyliyht put III the ROOT l'm
sanitary conditions are bad and STEPS
should bo taken to put it in proper
shape
We Recommend very strongly the
good and efficient work Of the Uiliccrs
in taking care Of so many prisoners in
so small and inadequate II place. We
mnko special mention o' this because
the xork s certainly we'll done.
lp looking oYcr the list OF licepsce col
lrc,cd wc find that this work ia done
vcry tell! aud we fccl il ou- duty to
make Rpccial mention Of thip. SO iar ma
wc can see the books ara kept we'll and
accurately.
JuvE HENDERSON,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
DcvnHtntinG the FOrests.

The timber in the United States Is
melting away like the snow in spring,
yet our Republican politicians refuse
to abolish the tariff on lumber. To
show how suicidal this stand pat pol
Icy IS the statisticians declare that
there are only now standing in the
United States. approximately 1,475,-
OOO00O,OOO feet Of lumber and that
$4,000, 100000 feet are being cut every
year. 1t Is estimated that enough tim
Der Is destroyed by fire or used for
other purposes to make the total con-
sumption 75,OOO,OOO.OOO feet annually.
SO That there Is not enough timber
standing to continue commercially for
more than twenty years. And yet,
with this dcarth staring them in the
fncc. the people OF the United States
continue n policy that prevents them
by turin restrictions from drawing on
the timber supply Of Canada and other
countries.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
Land for Sale,

Forty-six acres for sale, three-fourths
of mile from Satsop, adjoining the
Hewett logging works. This land is
well eituated and gocd for poultry or
fruit raising. or would make good dairy
farm. An 8-room modern house and
good barn are on the place. and all I'M
der cultivation. Will trade for i'm proved
Hoquiam or Aberdeen property or cash.
Terms to suit purchaser. Must be sold
before April l, 1907. Apply to
H. W. MUsGRovE,
27.u Satsop p. 0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
1'nrt1snn 1ts-pprts.

American Consul IInlstcnd Mt Hlr-
mingham, EnRlnuh. In his official re
ports to the department Of stnte Hecrnn
very anxious to prove TINT British
manufacturers show n general tend
ency to combine to keep ny prices. but
he does not say II word nbout tho
breakdown Of the proposed nonp trust
In consequence of the evident dctcrmi-
nation of the British people not 10 sub
init to such trade combinations In amy
form. There being no tnrlR protection
in England to foster trusts. nm efrcc
tive combine to Increase prices ~ al
most impossible. but such facts arc
never discovered by these Republican
partisan consuls, which shows the
stand patlsm of the present admins
tratiOn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
The Grip.

Before we can sympathize with others
we must have suffered ourselves" No
one can realize the suffering attendant
upon an attack Of the grip, unless he has
had the actual experience. There lie
probably no disease that canses so much
physical and mental agony, or which SO
successfully defies medical aid. All dan
ger from the grip. however, may be
avoided by the prompt use Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy Among the tens
OF thousands who have used this remedy
not one case has ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
not recovered. For sale by Evans Drng
Co. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
MORE FRAUDS AND GRATING
Need Of Thorough REORGANIZATION Of
Departments.

Need Of Thorough REORGANIZATION Of
Departments.
With more land Office frauds and
grating charged against the patent
office there would seem to be need of q
thorough reorganization of those de-
partments. There must be winking
at fraud If not participation by those
in charge of the government land Of
flee. for the clerks could hardly carry
out fraudulent work without the con-
uivance of their sulcii DIS. or If they
Fan those over them are entirely in
competent tor the work they are paid
to do. The ori~inltion of these corrupt
doinGs mostly hau their inception in
the Mckinley administration. when
the Democratic chiefs OF bureaus ana
divisions were nearly all removed to
make place Tor kepunicuuS who had
iGe,. Hanna and Perry Heath and
c.lat)r Del: in dc 'auching the voters
+ the United States in 1886 The Re
uoi.cam oIucials charged with impli-
l,.on in t.it i"aril.s have strong inter-
-;;s back OF them. which the Roose
eli avEl D.s'"ntion does not seem to
ave hes " 'it to cui.e with or else
cars - 4 -; t.ic..! Il ." the sake Of the
Grj.." ,. ie t'...JI Tactic and South
n .'ac.... railroads. with Hartman
their he q. are char ed with fraudu-
emit. o5t. ling. t..' j thousands Of
ores of cJAl Ian. in Wyoming and
.hcr stat, al,. ( we i ne Interesting
noe as Ia e,..1Ec" o. f:tUu is pro-
ucel no, lm,.rh ile e. .ipnc,I lead
rs, Scl:5prs AHA cs..,ry Si.!.en and
,,herS Ii, t eci naked ~ with the
N ter G.'H';.r 81 ln,.rc;iy.
The corrupt ring tuat rlieS the Re
publican roo;t in Wyoming has been
;ept in power by the my AID back
lng OF the railroad coiporui.Ous, ana
what would be more likely than their
renuering aid IN the land frauds in re-
urn: There is an olninous effect being
l.ade by corporation influence to have
hat dead duck Lacey OF Iowa ap
,ointcI commissioner of the general
.auu office who was deprived of his
confessional seat by al outraged con
stituency because lie declared himself
"a stand patter from StanGpatter-
Vile" \ self confessed tool of the
tariff protected trusts is hardly the
man to clean out the mess made by
Hartman and his railroad corpora
lions. The lid has been pretty e:fectu-
ally kept Oh to cover up these frauds.
and what President Roosevelt needs is
not Taft to sit on the lid. but some
one who will take it Off and keep it off
until these and all other frauds are dis
covered and the perpetrators punished.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
Tobacco Smoke and Flowers.

A remarkable effect of tobacco
smoke on the color Of flowers may be
seen in the case Of the field scabia
canned botanically Knavtia arvensis,
so frequently on the hills and COM
purplish blue blossoms. which form
nearly globose heads, are held in the
smoke Of tobacco. their color will soon
turn to a bright green. about the same
color as the leaves. Exchange.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
COrDOratiOns IncrenninU

The growth Of corporations still con-
tlnucs and IL increasing rather than d.
minishlng. For the ten months ending
with October nearly n billion dollars
more of capital were invested In corp0-
ratons than fos the same period in
1904. the total for the present term be-
Ing 81, S24. 039 900, and this vast sum IL
confined to tb2se corporations with a
million or more capital. The trusts
seem to be growing faster than the Re-
publicans can unhorse them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
How to Cure Chilblalns,

"To enjoy freedom from chilblains,"
writes John Kemp. East Otisfield, Me-.
II apply Bucklen's Arnica SalAe. Have
also used it for salt rheum with excel
lent results" Guaranteed to cure fever
sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns,
wounds, frost bites and skin diseases.
25 cents at Evans Drug Co.'s store. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21
A Query.

Will their new promise be any morn
faithfully kept than former promises
and will the protected trusts and cor.
porations be any more willing to see
their profits cut down after 1908 than
now?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21

27.tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
RETURNED WITH BRIDE.
Chas. G. Gill Returned from Ken.
lucky With His Wife.-Will
Make this City Their
.... . Future Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Gill arrived
In the city yesterday evening over
the Frisco from lrvington, KY. where
they were married February 2S. Mr..
Gil resides at Hewitt, l. T.. and left
there on the oath of February for
Kentucky.
The bride and groom VIII go to
Hewitt where they will remain until
Mr. GIL arranges to move to Ard
more, which he expects to do with.
in short time. Mr. Gill moved to
this country from Kentucky some
years ago and has been pronounced
success financially and returned to
Kentucky to bring the girl of his
choice west with him. He is known
by large number Of people in the
Chickasaw country who will con.
gratulate him upon the occasion OF
his marriage to Miss Ethel Wilson,
a most charming Kentucky woman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
LAYING STORM SEWER.
Begin on North caddo Street Yes
terday Afternoon-Work on the
Paving Is Resumed on the
Side Streets.

The work Of laying storm sewer
pipe on North Caddo street began
yesterday afternoon. \ car of 36in.
sewer pipe which arrived in the city
Saturay was unloaded yesterday,
and work OF laying the sewer was i'm.
mediatoly begun.
The main is to be run up North
Caddo street to Broadway and the
main completed on West Main street
to + street
The work on the sidewalks in i'm
proyement distct ~. 1 was re-
sumed this morning. \ gang Of work.
men are laying walks on B street
between Main street and Fifth aven.
uo, southwest, and on several other
streets.
As one Of the employees of the pay
ing company said, There Is work for
every man in Ardmore this morning
who wants TO make a living
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
TIGERS LAIR RAIDED.
At Tishomingo Last Night and ST..
Arrests Made for Gambling by
the Marshars Foree--A Lay.
out Captured In Raid.

The claws OF a tiger at Tishomin.
go were clipped last night and the
tiger taken I'm tow by the marshars
force. Chief Deputy c. G.. McKoin,
Deputy Jim Bridges and W. c. Jones
were In Tishomingo yesterday attend.
ing court. and last night the force
concluded to make the rounds OF that
city and see ie sights lh one Of
the buildings on Main street. up
stairs. was found a regular gambling
layout, consisting of chips poker Ia.
bles. and hold.out machine. The
force succeeded after breaking
through three or four doors to gain
an entrance and arrested six parties
found in the place.
The layout was hurriedly slowed
in a trunk In the room, and several
Of the articles of furniture thrown
out of the window.
The paroles ,ar csted were taken
before the grand jury for indictment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Southern District, at
Ardmoe.
In the matter of II. c. Russell,
bankrupt. IN bankruptcy.
To the creditors of II. c, Russell
of Hewitt, in the Southern District, in
the In lian Territory. at Ardmore, a
bankrupt; Notice is hereby given that
on the 9th day of March, 1907, the
said II. C. Russell was duly adjudged
bankrupt and that the first meeting
of his creditors will he held at my
oftcp at the court house in the city
OF Arimore, en- the 2lst day oil
March. 1907, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ap-
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt
and transact such otner business as
may eome before said meeting.
JOHN HlNKlE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Published March ll-2O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
Italian Orchestra,

The well known "Volino Brothers"
OF san Antonio. Texas. but now in
business at Provence. l. T.. offer to
the people OF Ardmore an exception.
ally good band FOR weddings, balls,
parties, etc. composed of three pic
ees-yiolin, flute and harp. other in,
styuments at will Address
VoLINO BROTHERS,
Care Ardmore Wholesale Mercan,
tile Company. Ardmore. |. r. l?.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
Speaking at Glenn.

rr. J. +. Young of Ardmoro. candi-
date for representative of Cartc'
county. will speak at Glenn, |. T.. on
Saturday night, March 20, and dis
cuss matters of importance to the cit.
liens of Carter county. Everybody
and especially the ladies are invited
as well as other candidates to DO
present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-12
NEGRO LABOR TO 0RAGNIzE
Themselves Into 4 Union and Have
Issued a Call To That Effect
feT March II.
sC7.

a call has bocr issued Dy inc col
ored union workmen OF the city for
a mass meeting of these worlmcn
to DE held at tdc city hall Thursday
evening. March 1t, for the purpose
of organizing union I'm all trades.
The object is to perfect as union in
eyD:y trade in which these workmen
al, employed
The white laborors have been ask
ed 10 be present and assist in the
OF. anization of colored union.