The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-29
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DELEGATES
LINCOLN COUNTY DEM.
OCRATS GO ON
RECORD
PROSPERITY IN LINCOLN
Much Building Going On.
Some Transfers
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! Special to Daily Leader.
Chandler Okla. Jan. 29--At the
regular meeting of the Democratic
! County Central Committee of Lincoln
county Saturday. resolutions com
mendng the actions and work OF the
constitutional convention were passed
by unanimous vote. The people here
irrespective of party, have faith In the
delegates and believe the platform
| pledges will be carried ont in alt
things. Especially does the work of
the convention In reference to the ln-
itiatiye and referendum and the rail
roads. please the people.
There Is practical unanimty. IN
this negro ridden county for the lnsers
ton of the "Jim Crow clause and
the failure to adopt It will be pro
ductive of much dIssatlJaction.
The negroes are writing letters TO
the Chandler News denouncing the
Democrats for their stand on the ques-
| tion end the Republicans evidently
approve of their actions nasmach as
these letters have been running CON
tinually since the election.
The survey of the Chandler and
Okmulgee railroad will soon be start
ed and It Is predicted that work will
begin on the roadway In a few months
this will be great boon for Chandler
and Lincoln county as II will open up
and make contrlbutory to this city one
OF the richest portions of Oklahoma,
besides giving us direct route TO
tho coal fields
There is considerable building go
ing on in Chandler at the present
time. Clyde Crane and Charles Me-
Guire have just finished two hne stone
buildings 5OxlO0 feet, Frank Hood
has nearly completed new brick
25xl00 feet and j. w Teuquay has
let the contract for anotherhne brick
building two stories TO join his pres.
ent brick block
The family OF Henry Rurnham. 8
miles west of town. Is afflicted with
cerebro-spinal meningitis. Two OF the
children have already died and third
is in precarious condition with little
hope of recovery.
Captain Smbblefield an old and re-
spected citizen. had the misfortune to
fall on the ice Saturday and break Il
couple OF ribs.
Candidates for the varions county
officers are becoming numerous. the
Chandler Tribune has a full column
of announcements.
Chandler Lodge X of p made a
| fraternal visit to it's sister lodge at
Stroud last Wednesday. all report a
fine time and a desire 10 go again.
The citizens of Lincoln county, with
out regard to party affiliations, are
enthusiastic Oye- the announcement
of Col. Roy Hoffman for the United
States senate. He has practically
I grown up here among us and has won
for himself an enviable reputation at
the bar and in the business world: he
Is free from demagoguery and the
people believe him to be emnently
qualified to creditably represent the
new commonwealth in the upper house
Of congress. He will be credit 10
Oklahoma and stands IN the forefront
of loyal Democratic workers. thor.
oughly in sympathy with the reforms
demanded by the Bryan Democracy
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