The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-03
F. s E Amos was in Chandler YES

f. S e Amos was in Chandler yes
terdaY on business.
Felix Rideuhour returned from
Adair last evening.
Vance McSpadden went to Mus
kogee this morning.
Jim Harmon went to Ramona last
evening on business,
Miss Jessie Patten returned from
Urbana, Illinois, this morning.
Porter Bridgman went to Joplin
yesterday evening where he has ac-
cepted position.
The Prairie Oil and Gas Co. has re-
duced the oil runs in the Alluwe field
much to the discomfort of the pro-
ducers.
Miss Henriette Patten resigned her
position with the Vinita Abstract
company yesterday and accepted po-
stion with the Grove Abstract Co.,
and will commence work in the Leader
building Monday.
It is possible to Duy some things in
the Vinita stores today at prices low
er than ever before in this city-and
the advertisements will tell you all
the particulars. The merchant who
appreciates your trade is the one who
soliclts your consideration through
on advertisement in the Daily and
Weekly Chieftain. See who they arel
Tate Brady, the genial proprietor Of
the Brady hotel at Tulsa, was in Vim
ita brief time Thursday morning on
his return from st. Louis, where he
attended the reception given President
Roosevelt. Mr.. Brady says the new
state of Oklahoma was given the honor
Of heading the parade. He called on
The Chieftain while here.
The street on West Delaware ave.
nue., near Pitt Carroll's residence is
getting in delorable condition and
is it is getting dangerous for any
one to drive that way after dark on
account of the bitches and holes
washed out by the recent rains and
besides there is no street light with
in three blocks. This particular part
of Ilalo mn ro a wanna hoe ,orar hoa,1
worked by the street commissioner
and the property owners in that neigh
horhood feel that it is time that
the street should have some atten-
tion.
Complaint comes from Collinsyille
and other sections Of the territory
that from the fact that congress
neglected to provide for game laws in
the territory last session, hunters are
beginning to slaughter quail in
part Of the proposed state. Quail are
plentiful this season and any ordinary
shot can bag 25 birds any afternoon,
Farmers are posting their lands with
view TO preserving their quail until
a game law is passed. The dry weather
during the nesting season it is said
made it possible for every egg to
hatch, and the result is that thou
sands of quail are to be found in the
territory.
Mayor Sam It. Parks returned this
morning from st. Louis, where he
went as one Of the delegates from
Oklahoma to meet President Roosevelt
on his trip down the Mississippi river.
MI Parks says the Oklahoma delega-
tion went up the river thirty-tive miles
to meet the presidential party, and at
sunrise, when the Presidents boat !
hove in sight a mighty cheer arose,
and from that time until the boat
reached the wharf at st. Louis there
was one grand round Of applause. !
The delegation was toasted and feasted
to their hearts content. and the
mayor says it was one Of the most en-
ioyable trips Of his life. The Okla
homans had the distinguished honor
Of leading the procession Of the Presi-
DENTS fleet.