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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

a asssgine % Citnkrs citizens the
parents Il chllanh barn since March
4. t'sN Nat iieid il klnilA satuf1al
Afternoon At thlA aaeetlng ii sAs il
riiss q petiticn aaeufsa q aAnsit 81
the rolls ~ iio Ciisressp natitn ahll
dfr0 born between March 8 leH
when tilp n5'ls uers elo.rd aud flls
pfeanG date
The fstetlou = he inteunsffiea
whites iss throen epsn sqas Aea
all0tmsuia ana is S fof tiiv paFnose
% securing iiess tliAl TIE onfollaani
of la battles = anlfet Tie tusson.
inr leitsf whlth i bslng sent oll ~
al elflasns ~ fils CilsfBker nAtioa "a.
plates failY tlg wifpse oi lhe mese
mant
"A esef&.ss ~ 4 number ~ ChafQ
kss citizens ato sfe tht parents &
elAlana tain sifes Nafcl lHa aas
iisld la Ninlia un FshfasfFR. isn 81
tiiis mesilns it VAS decided % s..
ge tie iefasFr eiiians ul.a -
5eFessl III securing fl4e tnfuinans *
Nlpsfosss clllldrea bern alu MW Il
la.e
tif tima ta.s slufi it w aa
clie1 @ take immediate Esl e
rtflfieH eangna % fess a hIi the
present aesiau, rsr.ea mra o.
kea roll childrsn q Ihdan m
siias Nsfrf 4 I Ihtms la
foiioaHe eemmiffe ath fl f8sel
r1sei sad to ~ az fif ngss g
secure 90 desired Hsflap nn ap
paset nf E u ffa m @.
Mtit tniia, $50 lahn NJ E
4r e esfcm0Y
"lf nas fauhei dseaira io eife ai.
cltusus nogpauQaIty ~ assist la pro.
cdrus this legislation The mseffns
tmeapfd tile lau afm 30 Nadls 8
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
SCHOOL BOARD AND
CITY COUNCIL CLASH
Board Denies Right of Council TO Pass
Ordinance Admitting Out Of Town
Pupils TO School

Tie seioo l'oaFd AID TIE clfy eoun,
ell iafa San feel q each ofhef. A POINT
meetlng q lhe tNo toanls Is lMing
lseid tits Afternoon "a ttss effort a.
feaeh an agreement I'hr subject oi
Dispute s tlie 0fssaaDee rpranag pass
81 p ile council prasiaing feF The
aamlftancs 90 tis Nniia schools of
oat q teen pupils ~ payment 81 a
tuition fee of 81 per meath
Several pupils fam fie tasi side q
toaas elo iifr oagslde the eitg limits.
presented themselves AZ school ihis
mofding eamYlng feeeifis ffom elty
Treasurer Hiessin Showing THAR filnf
pasa ! months tuition 1llug NeFe
haweYef ufnt9 admitgahes peaf.
" T fana saying gllaf uati be tad
hasf Instructed & admii tier - the
ssi4eal bsard o. asall refuse d pr
mix then to enter ihe oa
Ilis plf gia matter directly 81 81
the school toasa Jht uemaen al
ti.al body seem ue'.uoa ia t0af
outsiders D. Haf aanftea
c.alM fhag % easfs u fa Nf
mite elAM NOW d il m i@f
oafsiaem i0ad f he haW tf 1a.
q em Fayment 0ae t ef fha
teafa 9cawa ihaf tb uuad
Nsfafe fH would uEfagf rHf 81 fHaH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
jim CROW ACTION
AGAIN Deferred

Guthrie Feb The constitution
81 eaagcutlec fit moung n ae
ferfs8 aciiou 81 ese 1lm Cua c
tlHa aHt tir bsiiff s graegg tHai it
ela uat he ad0wed
0a caHsidenaH Hhit
ltf eaap eas ads8 - iif en
pafet not lta ~ neeaesnee g
cont wegcn
far cf the taus nrarl enat.ug
aga .ntife oem0 #slouer aad HKHs
legal iatenesg rate 81 sis - eent SD
maEimnm bf eaatarf rate s. g pei
cert. aefe adopted
Ca Knbi L owen u Muskaeea Nas
uaael o. delivers memorial . e08
Ffas assiug fef a aclsurt aFpHorla
Uaa u l8. Ha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

chliafen 70 enteF solsoal a. only & per
month
II i elalmea further that the CITY
e9nnell has not fhe ls0aiauthorlty "a
pAss such an ordinance Al HAS heen
fssA Il i upon tlila poiuf that the
matter hangs From present indlea.
tioas tire councll II & las iise right.
~lll De Inclined to stAsd pat fof is
ordinance IL would aoahiless be vii
Tag 81 lucfease somewhat the rate of
tuition bat q IS hardly liaelg that il
Will feaesie from IS position opening
the schools Co those @hp Nish % A.
tend ana ahn have ~ other plaaa to
ga
As ths ncl loaks a. the matter.
Nlniia ee vel afford 10 furnish
sehrallnglio af - iesn pupils
TiieF 1851 speaa hers u80 than en-.
oaeh ta repay efai t3mes over fhe
a.ght s8m expended % ncm ii ex.
ce % thaf tuti9a ana neaeameN
vi1 d atlucioa t0 iniga f these IS
aaA Hrd iete k Iye aool
system Besides IL alme8 many
fa H ave 81 aWa sg Fhe
pafr f m0alt heit chHaee0 Ia
e m es2 h t winter
mmln
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
AIDS
WHIT men

Washington. Feb resident
Roosevelt afaei a. order feslculaf q
interest - lie whites sli0 have 'ntef-
married slth Cherokee Indian women
"a tm lud.an Tcfntof1 aBd she haee
aetlled - tile lands II ttat uafloa
II directs 4 Suspension uutl march,
n SECRETARY liitciseoeks order aa
posssssinx them of sueh lands a. a -.
sllt q Tie decision q uls supreme
court several months $50 The eaa8
held IN elect that such peuons. nat
having complied win tie laws res
ptciins citizenship, eafe noi entitled
q shaTe tie distfihgtIan q the lands
1he date af dlspasseslon s extend
~ 81 tie president d afdef thar tie
whites mas lAye tlns q aapee q
their improvements - sach lRnds s.
c0teress may have 0nnaftunity q 81.
act remedial legislation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
ME- TING is
IMPORTANT

TIE regular HoeElf meeting q Tie
Commercial ..uh stI he held .FiIt
I'D E Hnred THAT there ssh he 6 large
Attendance. as fhe aesihef s fHe afd
there afr many important matters
that Should ae dIsausl Chief among
tieaa Ell oama title ArkaHsss 0a.
lahena a Northwestern Wllfaaa Hnua
Tie committees appointed "a laak as
tie question Of d sight ot wag aili
doubtless be able e. make So least a
partial report Tlere vii be other
haslueE Of special Importance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
NO FILING
Cherokee Office al
Muskogee Is
Closed

Special to Tie Ctlefiain
Nuskosee Teb. 1.-THE Chsrosss
Hbng nHes still remains closed ~ %
u8on tolaY nWhing whatever tas tsen
received rfom Nashlugloa Ia ths way
q Instructions. and. aali - IS fur
Tier attisst Commissioner blKbl all
aliow a. more Cbef0kees g. aie
IL IS expected that j lagtst ~ in.
slfueitoas a b received from Wasl.
lusteu aa bsf auti tHa arrives the
ailus oHe sIil remain closed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
BACKED UP ON
STATE PRINTING

Guthrie feh Tile convention rc.
eea 3ofei tie action on Tie state
printing matter and aislfea s4tsil.
tuition Ntlaf ts legislature raeer GO
establish q state pHnI.aE Hau aad
provide fof election a appoint ncnt
If Stale pfiatef Tit e H the
affnlus aas aes@tI to etette Ue
essrs 0f tit saFfsus court ne
s.eeted ~ ag.u'fA tct aas
De- dt apou.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
TWO KILLED IN
FRISCO WRECK

birmingham. Ala Feb TIE
Frisco limited passenger Ne s8s from
kansas cts vas defalled eight miles
vest of Birmingham early today Nith
entire train Kas thrown from the
track The baggage mgAer and fire.
man we're killed. Tie messenger, twO
postal clerks engineer naRman aefe
seriously wounded Several passengers
ware slightly injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
One Good Feature

Qil mea az toneIalalatlng them.
selves ou oas tgAtne e the Indian
appropriated blil This Is Us clause
that provides that the Sling of TIE
lease Ia tie Indian agents un'cc im-
parts eoHsffueiife nutiee No record.
'n0 of tae lease y necessary. ard tie
arst lease algd ana approved 4 the
legal lease
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
An Announcement

! hereby announce flHt having
ceptei tie chief safseanstip ~
Empl0Yes hospital Is the Ff lA
AZ Springfield, Mo- my resd H
he ID that city Tor tie future lfaa
ever, wlH continue mg ean Bon
with tie Yinlta hospital a w
~ patients ln ny absence aiil - Gar
"a for by my associates upon ihe iaG.
Who vii Dc able aiso % flYs nmupt
treatment % ali emergency eaaas
Communications hY mail wire 0f
telephone will reach ne a. the Frisco
hospital, Springfield d&a II
Il. f EUnrNFn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

ARE ALARMED

GGthuc. Fsh % TIE Constitution.
convention tls morning considered
tlle report Il TIE ualclai department.
and homestead exemptions haf made
n8 progress
II dsveieps tuiny thag tlefa e 4
plau % locate state triidlnKs and 0E.
lafoma delegates are s.auuea a. ihe
eommlttee named b5 Murray IS cam.
nasd often lualan Terriers delegate,
aal Csc ffam 0klaaoms
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
MURDERED
IN ASYLUM

WIZ fiaselfisf HQ Aas seus q
the S iage amF.fa inr she iassH
ahout yaaf afg fmm Nlnita e
u.let lh4nlaf at Qne ~ the etlef
inaHe patients Use Two men seFe
work3as together % tfo laboratory,
Hhea Hlthout a01 aafn iiat
fisf companion sfafs hi Vef Gle
head sta BAR q an llgE sim
itN' 6tlF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
REMOVAL OF
RESTRICTIONS

lhe F s hAse astn fene
from tte NrI lands 5f thf illlae
IHg Clefeeee
Ma0 showers CoiiustHe
Katie .talnan AdaIE
rnuk S. HaUette 0eassa
Caf.otia 5olmssf Alton
James s King Cls0u
Codatha Nefwa Henw
JOHN q Petty Waruef
samlsi heys ONaea
chart IlaatFf Ete.a
Rfu6e Nnhlni Isaua
MGule teNden slayiuaW
John - un sai6ue
NanHa sefeegius pueF creea
1enima Leach luum
Cgus Al Jbe1ola kansas
Noah Has Alton
cora Hel Hotefts faifaad
John simmons NcH
Edaani stuart Pueblo Colorado
Nancy bais0n IAfeMaFe
EaHa hmRn Welea
inm 81 Il0l.y CoweiA
John Ffsalef Warner
Jennie S Hfthe FMaa
Margaret Israel poroH
Minerva Boswell. WeI0F
Roleui + tanday Cleefa
MMuie 6 CanruG NinIta
Ysia.a 4 Gamble dawes
James W Wand. CoHimFllie
James i HuAson. Falf0and
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14
GUILTY
OF MURDER

Kansas Cltg, Feb s-Tsis jury re.
turned a verdict this morning finding
Aibert n cfone guilty of murder IN
tie second degree fof having killed
Bertha BuWlln, a former ssestheart,
ard Fixed his punishment at Is year
III Tie penltantlary
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

Tie Muakogse Phoenix Publishes
r. 1 0sena announcement as = can
dllaie Tor the Democratic nemlna.
tlen fof United States senator
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

Articles lave bssu alei for tie -
{ cnrpuFsllon oi TIE liazslstt Oil eaus
pany of NewAiA. capital s5a.ooa Tfs
follouias are TIE og1esn And incae
pofatsn A. g. Hassittt president
} Il pollAfa, vice president ". /.
Moore, secretary A Nttsack treas.
ufsr 4 " uAlsr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
Rosh Haslona o9 the J5[vi2.,
 Yea Being An. uIopriately 3ssrTsd by Jewish People
SERVICES AT TEMPLE
Day oi Feastin@ and Eeioicing -$pe, cial MnSic-Large Crowds it- tended Services Last Night and Today.

Today-Rosh Hashona-the Jewish New Year-is being appropriately ob- served by the Jewish people of this city. All of their stores are closed and will be closed throughout the day. The Reformed Jews of the city are observing the day with services at the Jewish Temple on West Sec ond avenue, while the Orthodox Jews of the city are holding special Rosh of the members of the Orthodox con- gregation.
 The New Year was ushered in at s o'clock Sunday night. The services at the Temple, conducted by Rabbi Ephraim Frisch were largely attend ed by both Jews and Gentiles. Rabbi intellectual gem. He took for his sub ject, "Watchman, What of the Night?' He referred to the fact that on today the Jewish people of this city are commemorating. with beautiful ser vices the fortieth anniversary of the organization of Congregation Anshe Emeth. It is also the third anni- versary of Rabbi Frisch's charge here. This morning Rabbi Frisch's subject was Social Righteousness The services today were also largely attended and most impressive.
 The program of music for the Rosh Hashona services were specially ar ranged by Mrs F. E. Renfrow, the talented organist. The choir con- sists of Misses Victoria Harrell and Margie Bell Atkinson, Mrs. Jesse R. Core and Ernest Walker. Charming solos were offered by Miss Harrell and Mrs. Core last night and this morning Mr. Walkers song was a feature of the services
 The Jewish New Year is one of great rejoicing. The families call on each other and there is feasting and festivities of a most inspiring nature. Family reunions and New Years songs and greetings are prominent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF

to Iron Mountain System lines ifl Arkansas and Louisiana, requiring at least three weeks to make tie trip stopping at each county or parish seat. It has been suggested by representative citizens in a great many of the communities to be served that the latter part of Oc- tober and the early part of Novem- Der would be the best time to make the trip.
 The Bureau of Drainage Investi- gation, United States Department Of Agriculture at Washington, D. C., will cooperate fully and we have requested the Chief in Charge to ad- wise promptly what dates would be most convenient for representative of that department to make the trip and We would be glad to have you favor us with your views earliest date possible.
 Yours respectfully,
 D. F. King.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
BURGLARS ENTER
 CHAS. WELLS STORE
Secured No Valuables or Money But Scattered Valuable Papers Over
 the FlOOr-NO Arrests Made.

Burglars entered the store of Charles Veil on West Barraque street early yesterday morning but carried away practically nothing. Judging from the manner in which the burglars carried out their work, it is believed that they were after money and nothing else.
 When Ben Veil went to the store Sunday morning to get his mail, he found the rear door open. The safe in the office was open and the papers scattered over the floor. It is be- lieved that the place was entered by a gang of young boys who have been causing the police no little trouble hers of late The safe was left un- locked Saturday night, but no money was left there.
 The police figure that the smallest boy in the gang was squeezed through the opening above the bars that protect the rear window and af- ter gaining an entrance, unlatched the rear door from the inside. No arrests have been made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
nEGRQ KILLED
 AT CORNERSTONE: GTosa Blackburn, an Aged Negro. Shot and Killed 6v ". z. Alexander, . 5a looaists Sunday Morning
ARGUED OVER MONEY
Negro Vas Found by Constable With Haf Cooked Revolver in His Handkerchief of .Justitiable Homicide.

w. C. Alexander, a well known white saloonist at Corn A.Stone, this county, shot and instantly kill ed Nose Blackburn, a negro about fifty years old, in his saloon at that place yesterday morning. The shooting was the result of a quar- rel over some money which the sa- loonist is said to have accused the negro of stealing. An inquest was held and verdict of justifable homicide reached.
 Alexander was in his saloon cleaning up, it is said, and had the negro helping him Tn his work. He missed $23, it is claimed, and when he accnsed the negro of stealing it, some hot words passed between the two. No others were in the saloon with them. The argument grew warmer and warmer and Alexander oetN lllC uCSlO NSliI dllcl HIS Sull When he did so, Alexander fired and the negro dropped dead.
 Constable C. A. Butler, of that township, heard the shot and went into the saloon to investigate. He found Blackburn on the floor dead. In his hand was a revolver half cooked. Alexander surrendered to the officer anc was released when the Coroner, jury returned it,i yer dict of justifiable homicide.
 This is the second negro that Alexander has beer forced tc shoot and kill He shot another negro at Sherrill some years ago, but the negro did not die from his wounds. He also had some trouble with a white man named Sanders a few years ago at Sherrill in which San ders was badly used mp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
TO TRY STEVE ADAMS

Wallace, Idaho, Sept. 9.-Steve Adams, a member of the Western Federation of Miners, charged with the murder of a claim jumper, will be placed on trial for the second time during the term of the Shoshone
 county court which opened today It is expected that an early date will be set for the trial. Clarence Dar- row, the Chicago attorney who de- tended William D. Haywood at Boise, will conduct the defense. Adams once confessed to having been implicated with Harry Orchard in the Steunenberg murder, but later de- nied it. His first trial here resulted in a hung jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
THEORY OF DEBRIS
 AGE EXPLODES
Party of Hunters, of Which Captain Roberts Was Member, Learn Something of Value in Re.
 cent Expedition.

Captain N. T. Roberts has return ed from Dunningtown township, where he spent several days hunt and fishing with a party of friends. They killed four deer and bagged a lot of game, including many spuir- rels and fish. While hunting, the party made a discovery that ,<ex- pioded the theory that a point on a bucks horn indicates it's age. A large buck was killed during the hunt. It was marked with three splits on the right ear and two on the left ear. Several of the mem- bers of the party knew the Buck when a fawn. It was in 1892, dur ing the high waters in this state, that the animal was captured by a man named Frazier Walker, who lives in Dunnington township. He marked the animal and kept it un- til it was three years old. One day it strayed away and escaped. There were only four points on each horn, when the animal was killed. The hunters contend that the ami nal was known to be fifteen years old and that the old theory about the points on a deer's horn indi- cates it's age is apparently not well founded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
 FOR DRAINAGE
Industrial Department of Missouri Pacific Railway Company Is to Conduct One in This Section -GOyernment to Assist
 in Movement.

The following letter received by County Judge Gould today is se,f-ax- planatory:
 MT. James Gould,
 Judge Jefferson County,
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Dear Sir:
 It is the desire of our manage ment that another campaign of edu- catlon on drainage be made throughout Arkansas and Louis jana similar to the one made during the latter part of January and the early part of February, this year.
 1t Is our intention to visit all sec tons subject to drainage tributary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
ASK FOR BIDS ON
 PINE BLUFF LINE
Preparations Being Rapidly Made for Construction of Little ROck-Pine N Bluff Interurban-SurveyO
 Now at Work.

.lit seems probable that active work will be begun within short time on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09

News has been received in this city of the birth of a twelve-pound boy to MT. and Mrs. H. H. Vining at Shreveport, La., Sunday morning. MT. and Mrs. Vining formerly lived in Pine Bluff and are we'll known here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09

the Little HocI-p.aa a.aM .a,orue5aa and hat '@a 2roo5seI line ot the Lt.- t.e Rock aH5 2.a2 Bluff Traction G2@'a4# .s assHaI. President ]. J. E..as oz .4e coMaan.4= =wa1 rormav,.. IteEi in 'a-eazo. aa1 HOW las 8eal- gaa".e@7 a L.sa HocE, aanoaaoes thar Aa ts r1aI. D receive f,zv.5s ..2.A .l2 ea.@a.. eon.tsc.ots +.,,5-. #sa 4Fa5!a4 .u @c..5Hs. r-s.s7,sz #... &2z3 .zs ...s=s.. +.s l9:7z.... ssacE, araehaa. eesza azao... 45wo. s7asez, a.as rs .ar materials zzieh as "-zs, 42.54." =51'a 8zae4 and lo1.4g stock.
 Announoema4s Ta5 recently mada .a she Graphic that engineers are =.s,,..- fe&in@ from Little Rock toward Pine Bluff, along the north side Of the Arkansas river. The survey started from Arsenta, and excellent progress is being made, it is said.
 The proposed line will penetrate a rich and populous country and resi- dents of the towns between Little Rock and Pine Bluff expect 10 be greatly benefited,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09
[VELL SERMON REv. CAMPBELL l Crowd Heard the liar Pastor at the
 Street Baptist Ph Sunday
 pc THIS WEEK TrOy. Alabama,-ReYerend of Searcy Will Preach His ermon Here on September If of Farewell Sermon.
Is THIS WEEK

d s. H, Campbell pastor of
 Street Baptist church, his farewell sermon to his on at that church yester. edifice was crowded with f the we'll known pastor, leave Thursday for Troy, (e he has accepted another Reverend J. s. Rogers of rk.. has been called to fill " caused by the resignation nd Campbell. He will $ initial sermon here on 15.
 d Campbell said in part:
 en, you will permit me this praise. When you began the building of this house +p, it was a tremendous so small a band of men, whom were burdened with s goods. to undertake, and Pe those like Job comfort laul' admirers who predict B, and some perhaps who i've been glad to see their s come true; there were d not a few, who said you l, that you were beside your at you were impelled by oth- Is than love for Jesus. But 'e to answer those charges, the work never could have pmplished had it not been l love of Christ constrained |ere were tliose in Dothan, ] they heard that I was con- |ur aid, said I was beside give up a work on which royal was so abundantly come to undertake a work led so difficult and to many but my answer was, The hrist constraineth us.' l
 motives, your desires to
 and to try to save Pine |e the devil could take the Tn; I knew some of the isms you had to bear, and lee the little aid that you i've, and l said, The love
 constrains these noble pnfident that God will give ctory, I go to aid them in
 Our lives will soon be ou, the enthusiasts whose wisdom wero called in
 some who thought them
 will learn in heaven that with you, and future
 will know that instead of len you were the Solomons 7. In saying farewell to Ve you know and yet for pme may not understand, ay here and now that the brought me to you are pat take me away. I am ee believe God wants me n going because the love onstraineth me- Let me Pll word, beg you to keep I enthusiasm burning in and whatever you do in DO all to the glory of God.
 Controlled by a motive
 DO failure. It is the mo. P. The love of Christ
 With a power that will
 to go in the face of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09

Miss Nettie Byrd left this morning for Little Rock, to visit MT. and Mrs. Conlin Byrd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-09

h after life fs founded upon w14. you save whle young, whether T0u se. come 3 business man or woman, e enter upon professiona career.
 Without money there can be no SCG- CESS-What are your chanceso
 Our Savings Department extends I helping hand to you--it will keep you savings safely and increase thar with 3 per cent interest.
 Start the account at once.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
$73,973 81

$73,973 81
l, J. w. Richards, Treasurer of
Navajo county, do solemnly
swear that the above and fore.
going is fall and correct state
ment of all the money and prop
erty belonging to Navajo County
which has come into my posses
sion as such Treasurer of said
County, and ofthe disbursements
made by me for the quarter end
ing December 81, 1906.
w. RICHARDS,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore nae this 31st day of Deem
ber, 1906.
A. F. MCALLIsTER,
Clerk of the Board.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
December 81, 1906.

DeCeIuUeT O1, 1SOO.
Board meets this date at 10
O'Clock a. m. Present: r. c.
Cresswell, Chairman; H. B.
Smith, Member, absent; ]. ].
Shumway, Member. Minutes OF
last meeting read and approved
as read.
The following official bonds OF
County and Precinct officers
filed with the Clerk of the Board
were submitted and approved,
tO-wit:
w. w. Willis, Justice of the
Peace, Snowflake.
T. w. Tanner, Constable,
Snowflake.