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we're more elaborate than usual, the
liberal use Of electric light adding to
the brilliancy of the scene. There was
never a more lavish use Of electricity
for lighting and the streets at all times
during business hourse bore evidence
OF the care used In the display of goods
offered. The markets had as fine dis.
play Of meat products as was ever
made in Laramie.
Good Town This.
1t may be said that the Christmas
season was a memorable one in the
history Of the city. The trade was g Z
c%ellent. the weather was propitious.
money was plentiful. the people were
imbued with the spirit of thrift and en-.
terprise and the whole town was made
to feel that 1t Ia one OF the best towns
in the west. filed up with the best
on earth and an ideal place In
which to liv,.
Clothing Men Happy.
The clothing merchants Of the city
are not longSfaced today. One firm
declares the Christmas trade in their
n was never better and are more
than satisfied with the outcome. 9th.
ers are just as optimistic and speak
just as glowingly of the business done
for the season. Better goods were dis.
posed of and in larger amounts.
, 1907-12-26
Biggest Years Business.

New York. Dec. 26.-Despite the
financial depression, the foreign bust
ness at this port for 1907 will break ali
records. Estimating the December
business, the years business will
amount to 81 .563. 1892 800. an increase
over the previous year Of $40, 127. 1926,
The imports reach the enormous total
OF 1897. 500. 1877. exports aggregate
$685.. 647,175. and the duties mount to
S2"12,767,l25.
, 1907-12-26
Charged With Murder.

Dedham. Mass, Dec. 26.-"Not gull
ty," was the plea entered by DR.. Wal
ter Raleigh Amesbury Of Hyde Park
today. when formally charged in court
with the murder Of his Wife, a teacher
of music at Roanoke college, Salem,
Va. yesterday at Hyde Park.
Had Separated From Wife.
Amesbury, who had been ~estranged
from his wife. called upon her yester.
day and begged her to live with him,
Upon her refusal, he shot her. Two
grown sons grappled with their father
bound him and held him for the police.
, 1907-12-26
OPENING COAL MINES
NEAR CHASE RANCH,

Messrs. Newman and Boyd are at
work opening a vein of coal near the
Chase ranch. between the Little Lara
ME and Mill creek, which gives prom.
Use of being satisfactory, with a vein OF
excellent coal thick enough to be work.
ed with profit The ranchmen in that
vicinity supply themselves with coal
from the outcroppings of the vein and
there is every reason to believe that
good mines will follow the present eft.
for; of those who are interested in
their development.
, 1907-12-26
Pumpsr WITH q History.

Ole Nelson. who has been connected
with the Union Pacific In different
capacities for more than thirty years,
At present In charge Of the pumping
station at Granville which furnishes
water to Rawiins. was In the city this
morning. Mr.. Nelson In all the time
he has been connected with the road,
for u quarter OF a century at Wyoming,
has never once missed receiving his
pay check direct from first hands. He
has met the pay car on every trip In
that time. and when the pay oar did
not run he has received his check from
the oficiA delegated t hand 1t to him
by the pay department.
, 1907-12-26
Men Specially Trained.
WILL TELL ABOUT
clrV'S FIRST CHRISTMAS

A general Invitation is extended to
Laramie children to attend the first
story>hoar At the Carnegie. library
which will be held in the east reading
room OF the building tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs. Ivinson
|Aas promised to tell all about Laramie's
|ersk Christmas entertAinment and Mrs,
Judge Brown will talk entertaiainEty
Introducing the series Of stories,
children Of all ages are expected to
morrow. but II the attendance Is large,
two sections will probably be made
for later meetings. with stories suit
able for the different sises.
, 1907-12-26
o Q o O o T. @ @ @ @
. MOTION DENIED. o
Judge viii Not Advise Verdict Of
Acquittal In Pet-ibone Case. {

Q Boise, Ida, Dec. 26.-Judge g
Q Wood today denied the motion of G
Q the defense in the Pettibone trial G
o that a verdict OF acquittal DO ad- G
o vised by the court for want of suf- G
O ficient evidence in confederation G
Q OF Orchards confession. G
Q Q Q Q o Q o Q o O O Q O @ O @ c
, 1907-12-26
SHEEP ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD MEETING.

The Albany County Sheep and Wool
Growers association will hold an i'm,
portant meeting at the city hall on Sat,
ucday. January 4, at > p. m. when the
final arrangements for the fourth an
nual meetinI of the association will
be made, As f~r as the Albany county
association has to do with those plans
All the members and other stockmen
are asked to be present.
, 1907-12-26
Chain Gang on Strike.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 26.-About a
hundred prisoners in the city chain
gang went on strike today, refusing to
do grading work. Ter were locked In
dark cells and put on a diet of bread
and water. The remainder went to
work. The prisoners complained Of the
treatment received from the police.
, 1907-12-26
SENT TO COUNTY JAIL
FOR OEArtN0 BOARD

Fred Rose, who Was arrested Tues
day night east u the Strong mine FOR
attempting to beat = board bill in that
camp was ArraiSned in Justice Hynds'
|coars this morning and was given ten
GAYS In the county jail and costs
" use. which - via also
serve In that institution. Two vas
uAss we're sent to The city Jail this
ulorniAs In defskR u = elS - and
|costs each. amounting - $nsto fs
|~AaA nAA
, 1907-12-26
, o o O 90 O O O c
} MoHlER DENIES. c
, Gays He 10 Not to Become Gen. c
, erai Manager Of 8. p. {

. Omaha, Neb.. Dec. 26.-Vice q
o President and General Manager A. @
Q L. Mohler OF the Union Pacific q
Q railroad today denied positively @
o the statement published at Salt O
o Lake that he Is to leave the Union o
Q Pacific to become general man Q
Q ager OF the Southern Pacific. o
O Q o o Q o o O O Q O O o O o O
, 1907-12-26
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Ill, Dec, s6.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, $4,000 head, M>rket lU9eO
lower. Beeves, sS,+sG&s0; cows aud
h%eifers, $lso1t.es; Texans. $500
$50; calves, $SooGGI5; westerns.
$Sso6+7os stockers and feeders, sass
94eS,
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head. Mar,
ket strong, Western, Sss5Q4s0;
yearlinsS tS0GSlS; lambs. $4,000
$40; westerns, stV0GSSa
, 1907-12-26
Struck by Electric Ger.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 26-Fugh
Mccullough Of Long Beach wal In
stantly killed. another mar was fatally
hurt and two others were seriously In.
jured early today when q ~fast-going
electric car on the Pacific electric line
struck a wagon containing four men at
the Annheim road crossing, near VIII
mington. The men in the wagon were
returning home from Long Beach after
a Christmas trip.
, 1907-12-26
Rate. for STATE Teachers.

DR.. II, w. QuaintAnce. An oficer OF
the wyoming State Teachers associa.
ton, this morning received the follow
ing telegram from Prof. G. r. Atkinson
OF Sheridan. the president OF the asso.
oiation: The LomAx rates to me are
not withdrawn. Tell the papers and
have tho Laramie agent wire" Mr.,
CAdy. the local agent, was informed
some days ago that no special rates
would Be put into effect In Wyoming
and Nebraska this year. The State
Teaohers association will meet At
Sheridan on Monday and remain In
session three days
, 1907-12-26
MISS MABEL AAVFoRo
MARRIED ON TUESDAY.

Miss Mabel Hayford. daughter Of the
late Judge Hayford Of this city, who
has for a number of years been en-
ployed in the Cheyenne land once, and
Roy Winklehaus were married in San
Francisco Tuesday. and viii make that
city their home,
, 1907-12-26
REFUSAL OF AMtRAL sRoWNsoN
TO TRANSMIT oRpERs OF
COMMANDER IN .cHiEP
HAVING EFFECT.
Assigning Of Naval Surgeon to Com
mand Of Vessels In Navy Upsettins
All Efforts Of President Roosevelt
az PaeiHeator Between Warning
acknowledgement Year In His
tory Of Foreign Trade.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. 26.-Not
since the day preceding the passage OF
the personnel law, ten years ago, has
the feeling between line and stan OF
the navy been 80 acute as 1t is today.
as the result OF the refusal OF Admiral
Brownson to transmit the order from
his superior officer. the president OF the
United States, assigning a naval sur.
geon to the command Of n vessel In the
navy.
Roosevelt ~ P~aelheator.
In the case Of the personnel act, II
was Mr.. Roosevelt, then assistant sec
, 1907-12-26
veritabie vvave Of crime.

New York, Dec. ga dozen muir
ders and as many more tragic deaths
from accidents marked Christmas in
New York. Although six criminal
courts are in operation in the city,
they cannot keep pace with the wave
Of crime which has swept over the city
during the last year.
Prison OvercroWded.
The criminal calendar today carries
1,271 cases.. A year ago there were but
Sal. The Tombs is overcrowded with
prisoners awaiting trial.
, 1907-12-26
Injured 4, stree, Car Collision.

Denver. Colo, Dec. 2~6.--Seventeen
persons were injured, but none fatally,
In n headon collision between two
street cars early today at the corner of
West Twenty-ninth avenue and Deca-
tur street. One a should have taken
a siding. but failed to do 10.
, 1907-12-26
CARPENTERS MAY STRIKE.
Refuse to Accept Cut Of Fifty Cents a
Day in New York City.

New York, Dec. ga widespread
building strike in this city is possible.
The Carpenters union has refused to
accept the cut from IS to $3.50 per day.
and II the $1,000 members of the Car
penters' union strike. the other build
ing trades ere expected to stop work in
sympathy.
, 1907-12-26
Had One DAY on.

rrainmNster Let's was . strictly
home man yesterday, spending more
time with his family than ever before
since coming to Laramie, He and Mrs.
Let's entertained MI. and Mrs, Il. A,
Carter and little Miss Carter and Mr.,
s, j. Keller Of Cheyenne. chief clerk
in the offiee OF Assistant Superinten'
dent W. c. Mckeown. A large and
splendid turkey vas discussed.
, 1907-12-26
Greetings for Employees

Colonel II, L. Anderson. superinten,
dent Of the Wyoming division. posted
the following bulletin here yesterday;
THE management extends Its greet
ings to all employees for the season
and wishes them \ happy and prosper
Gus New Year"
, 1907-12-26

they would take other trains. So last
night the widely advertised special did
not start. The newly married couples
took train No, 1 which left early in the
evening.
, 1907-12-26
Transferred to las Vasas.

Mr., and Mrs w c, Beaver and
daughter lsh yesterday morning for
East Las Vegas, New Mex, whore the
gentleman has secured = good position
with the Santa Te railroad. says the
Evanston Press Mr., Beaver was chief
dispatcher here for several years and
recently resigned - train master for
the railroad company The hAmily
have made many friends in Evanston,
who regret their departure. We wish
them success In their new home.
, 1907-12-26
Grain and Provisions a, csIe.es.

Chicago. III, Dec ss-whsst-May,
SD0SSsS July, SSse Corn-Nay NS
c&SeS July. SSGSrlc Oats
May, SSAe; July, 4SSc
RrS~snuary, al Gs&1S; MAY, al
siSes@ LardOlsauary. tSSs May.
SV7SGESN Ries~JsnaAry sSSTa;
NAV SIM
, 1907-12-26

hsaeywsen opasaa oad Nat o.
The tUllowtng AmsciAtsa Press dis
patch trom CAicAGO should cause =
little more backing W. O tAs part
Of the yellow ssrsahA" which bad
perfect word pacssrvs Of IL honey
moon specaAl when Il passed through
LArantc@ = lev days AGO, The CHI
caso and Northwestern aHd Union Pa
clio recsatly decided u panEarats =
'AoaeymooA sRecaaA' ~ trAan VIA
TO ssart hsA HisAt with aloaA u sasaA-
Ing hxtass aAd lxAaegoehA Hovsssr,
. story va p<aAtsa - trsta.aAd
sstaas ~ - - ~
, 1907-12-26
ALBANY COUNTY VETERANS
SEy INCREASE >r eS~AcS

CHas~~SEaA Ns~s~& A<ysss rNs
ISoGaSsosa sAAz M Gars Seag~S -
TIE Sasx has s~su>& an RS~s>>e -
s@s~ssa - 81. ~ n~sA IA thai ~
e. ~ wsns-~ sssA-Asnss AAs Ss -
assS& ~ Is r~ xSsasA
, 1907-12-26
Fireman knieo IN coIU,ion.

A~shtabula. O., Dec. 26 Passenger
train No. 228, on the Jefferson and
Franklin branch Of the Lake Shore
railroad, collided with q light engine
W miles north of Franklin, Pa, to-
day. The passenger train was derailed.
A brennan was killed and three other
trainmen and many passengers hurt.
, 1907-12-26

Superintendent II. Ia Anderson OF
the Wyoming dtyision was n city visit
or here, dining at the Union Pacific
on Christmas day, He LEFT for Chey-
6 me on the Afternoon train.
, 1907-12-26
Convicted Men Sentenced.

Denver. Colo. Dec. 26.-Sentences
for the promoters Of the Lost Bullion
Mines company, convicted OF using the
mails with intent to defraud, were
pronounced by Judge Lewis in the
United States district court today, as
follows:
Jail Sentences and Fines.
George s. Dubois, Lee Dubois and
C. L. Blackwell, thirty days in Jail and
1000 fine each.
William H. Wilson, w. B. Cameron.
+. A. Keables and Arthur Lawrence.
fifteen days Imprisonment and $500
fine each.
Arthur Levan and f. W. Sebben.
500 fine and costs, 5000 each.
r. c. Hunt and Daniel Pinkus. $50
nne and 800 costs each.
, 1907-12-26
TRADE
IN LARAMIE
CITY GOES THROUGH HOLIDAY
SEASON IN ELEGANT STYLE
AND WITH AN OPEN PURSE.
Shopping Brisk and Profitable, Christ.
mas Spirit P~ervadino Whole At
mosphere-Lavish Use Of Electric
Light and Taste in Display Brings
Successful Shopping.

ShilSthaS IAs CoiHe ana gone, ant
with 1t a return to the real business OF
the year. There has been q tremend
GUS shopping ut the storei
ard q distribution Of gifts nevel
before eQualled In this city
There has been nc comr,a.a. anywhere
and some who feared the recent inan
cial furry in the east, would rebound
against Laramie find themselves agree.
ably mistaken. The business at the
postoffice has been fully o%ne-third heav.
Ter than during the Christmas bust,
ness Of last year, and there has been
an increase in every department OF
the railroad business. Mr.. Cady in
making up his annual reports will be
able to show that the business. of the
Laramie Office is greater in volume
than for December of 1906, and instead
of there being a falling off in the bust.
ness for the present month, in com
parison with that of the December be.
fore, there will be an increase.
Merchants Arc Pleased.
1t is Of the stores that The Repub.i.
can delights to speak at this time.
The merchants laid in elegant stocks
Of goods and made every effort to dis.
pose Of them, and have succeeded ad-
mirably. The stocks we're more upto.
date than in some previous years.
showing a tendency on the part of the
people to want better things each year
and a disposition to pay for them when
they buy them. The cash sales were
enormous and the people seemed sat.
isfied.
Good Merchandise.
1t would be hard to say just what
class OF goods was in most demand,
for every store in town, from groceries
and meat markets to books and jewel
ry were crowded, and people were good,
naturedly joStled about from counter
to counter, content to wait their turn
and then to buy and give way to those
following The sale OF the finer classes
of merchandise was large all over the
city. and the staples found large pur.
chasers, The country people were
quite generous in their buying and
there was a cleaning out of stocks for
their benefit. Never before. som of
the business men say, has there been
a larger or better country sale nor of
better goods,
Souvenirs to Customers
The stores in their turn treated
their customers elegantly, The grocery
stores on Christmas day distributed
calendars and boxes OF candies, some
of the calendars being genuine works
of art. The Laramie Grocery company
has = calendar carrying well executed
halttone pictures Of their buildings
both interior and exterior views The
Gem City Grocery company distributed
\ MAJ in cofors OF the state OF wSo-
Meg. the Laramie Goal company and
the Laramie Furniture company had
art picture calendars. the Holiday
company remembered its patrons il &
substantial way and Smith { Harvey
did not allow the OCCASION to pAS an
noticed,
Many Lights Used,
The window decorations this year
, 1907-12-26
CLOSING S.ssA oussa,is,s

New YORK nS &-UaiNa aeisc.
mss 10 pCStsyrs& ~ southern PA
eSc S'SS AteaiSoa, So ~ pre-
tecr~a As New York ceatral 81
HeaaSSNSaS les auSlss~S,ea CeS
PET Asa Sseel sSsS a. Nsserrea
|SSS
, 1907-12-26

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 26.-Fire
today destroyed nearly the entire block
bounded by Mission. Jessie. First and
Second streets. Several factories and
stores were burned and the loss will
amount to more than 5000. 900.
, 1907-12-26
MARKET REP0Rk
Omaha Live stock Quotation.

Omaha. Neb., Dec. 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1,6O0 head. Market slow to lOc
lower. Western steers. 33.O0Q4.55;
Texas steers. 32.75@415; range cows
and heifers, $l.76G375; Gamers, }l.5o
@2.25; stockers and feeders. $500
4.2s; calves. 33.OOG5.5O: bulls and
stays. &1.6003.60.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.500 head. Market
SLOW to loo lower. Yearlings, $4,000
40; wethers, 34Oo9415: ewes. $3.50
1375; lambs. ss.25@S.75.
, 1907-12-26
Temporary Buildings.

Most of the buildings destroyed were
only temporary structures, SO the loss
was principally in the stocks carried
by the firms. The Revere Rubber com
pany suffered heavily.
, 1907-12-26

St Louis, Mo. Dec, ss-wool mar
ket steady Territory and western me
dtums, @ssSo; hne mediums, ls0!lc.
ane. lSGiec
, 1907-12-26
New Ns sAsssA, A.@s

New NNSS No &-NSaey - cal
ARA SsSs HS c>S F~eAs nerras
|nNe asSS TAGS ~ eeaI SAr ssscr.
&SS p%r NAScN
, 1907-12-26
Banker Drops Dead.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 26.-Leopold
vilsack, a millionaire banker and
brewer, dropped dead of heart failure
today,
, 1907-12-26
Presidents Family In vlrolnia.

PresIdents family IN Virginia..
Washington, ID. c.. Dec. 26.-Presi'
dent Roosevelt and family left Wash.
Ington today for Pine Knot, Va. the
country home OF Mrs. Roosevelt, where
they will remain until next Monday.
, 1907-12-26
TEMPORARY STRUCTURES DE.
STRoYED IN BLAZE START
ING IN TILE FACTORY IN
THAT CITY TODAY.

Quick Work by Fire Department Saves
Large Section Of Factory District,
Loss Amounting to Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars, Mostly to
Stocks-Waoon Containing Four
Men Struck by Electric Car.
, 1907-12-26
BLOCK BURNS
IN SAN FRANCISCO FIRE

ware concerns. lost their buildings and
stocks.
Departments Quick Work.
Quick ork by the fire department
saved a large section Of the factory
district, which was threatened.
, 1907-12-26
Tile Factory Burned.

The factory Of Mangum & Otterz,
dealers in tiles and mantels, was de
stroyed. Wooden & Little. implement
Dealers. the Eccles- Smith company
and Justin, Claire & Co, both hard.
, 1907-12-26
Live Stock at kan..s CITY.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 26.-Cattlee
Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady to
l0c higher. Southern steers, 5000
4.50; southern cows, 32.OO9SsO; stoeh
ers and feeders, 32.S0@4.2O; busA
$2.4O@3,60; calves, Ss0096,O0; ~totA
ern steers, $S,60a460; western coVa,
$2.409S.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
steady. Muttons, $3,75Gt60; lambs,
$5.SoG600; range we;hers, $500
400; fed ewes, sSOoG4lo.
, 1907-12-26

New YORK DIX S-lsS2 ARA u.s.
@&seS bake cSaSc S4ses t&<sSS
sS@
, 1907-12-26

WY not gst al he nsvs when II 10
aevs BY reading TIE kepaol1cAAf
, 1907-12-26
REPORT is 7
CONFIRMED
SALT LAKE PAPER HAS SENIOR.
FIciAL AUTHORITY FOR AN.
NouNciNo CHANGES.
Promotions Among Higher OFFICIALS Of
the. Hartman system Flret Pub.
l.shed In This Papsr-Mohlsr to
Southern Pacific and TO es Sue
essdsd BY W. l. Park Of Omaha.

Last week The Republican gave
voice to rumors rife In Laramie, Chey.
enns, Rawiins and Omaha that General
Manager Mohler Of the Union Pacific
was to b transferred 10 the. manage.
ment' Of the Hartman coast lines At
San Franolsco and that General Su.
~perintendent Park would succeed him
and Superintendent Whitney Of tho
Utah division OF the Union Pacific
would succeed MIR. Park. The Deseret
News Of Salt Lake had the following
on Tuesday OF this week:
ssmI.otteial Authority.
The News has semi-oticial authority
for announcing that e. II Calvin. vice
president and general manager OF tho
Southern Pacific. is to 70 to New Or.
leans about January l; that A. /.
Mohler. vice president and general
manager OF the Union Pacific. will 90
to San Francisco ~ general manager
OF HArriman's coast lines. to succeed
Mr.. Calvin: that w. l. Park. now Een-
oral superintendent OF the Union Pa
cifo at Omaha, will sit ut MIR. Mothers
desk In Omaha. and that w. A. Whit
ney. now superintendent OF the Utah
division Of the Union Pacific ut Ogden.
will succeed Mr.. Park.
Bancroft to Remain.
wv H. Bancroft. vice president and
general manager OF the Oregon Short
Line will undoubtedly continue to MI
that important position,
Those In a position to know say the
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific be-
tween Omaha and San Francisco have
been brought up to satisfactory o n
ditions and these men. who accomplish,
I'd the seemingly impossible. are to try
their genius on systems now tangled
as the Paciucs we're once"
, 1907-12-26
May Get Into Congress.

In the present instance. however, the
efforts Of the president to reconcile
the surgeons and the line officers has
failed, and II Is probable that the whole
controversy will be thrashed out on Its
merits In congress.
, 1907-12-26
.SHEEPMEN
MAKE MOVE
PASS RESOLUTION FAvoRiNG DE-
PARTMENT OF sAcTERioLooY
AND PATHOLOGY IN STATE.
Agricultural Experiment station and
University Of Wyoming Asked to
Take Action, Being Commended
That Funds Can BE Derived From
the Adams Appropriation.

The committee on resolutions Of the
Albany County Wool Growers associa-
ton has, among other resolutions.
adopted the following:
Resolved, That the agricultural AZ
pertinent station and the state uniyer-
sity be urged to establish q department
Of bA~cteriology and pathology, with an
adequate laboratory both for instruc-
ton and for the investigation of the
diseases and sanitation Of human be-
ings and live stock"
Adams Fund Available.
1t is said by those interested that the
Adams fund. recently added to the re-
sources Of the state university by the
federal government, will furnish the
means Of paying an investigator and
also for the equipment needed, al
though the fund cannot berutilized for
a building. The object Of The associa-
ton Is, II possible, to secur for the
state Independent investigation cover
ing not only the disease and care Of
live stock, but similar work in connec
ton with human beings. The depart
ment would be able to make the
Vidal" test for typhoid fever, the
various blood tests and to help physi-
clans In other ways, such as checking
up tests for tuberculosis and other
work dificult OF execution except in an
especially equipped laboratory.
Sent for Special Cases
The United States government, by
its department Of animal industry, is
pursuing work along similar grounds.
but tho Investigators are only sent out
for special cases and not kept definite
ly at work in any one locality. The
hope is expressed that the Adams fund
provides an opportunity for local work
under the direction of the state author.
tiles where problems pertaining more
especially to the state q be worked
out.
Men Specially Trained.
The chemistry OF Wyoming soils and
foodstuffs Is Also to come directly IN
der the Investigations OF the de-
psrtment of the university, II the idea
of the association is carried out, and
men will be trained to take up the
work Of Investigation in the man.
special ways called for in . state of so
large an urea and diversified condi-
tons,
, 1907-12-26
NAVY line AND STAFF !
NOT ON BEST TERMS

rotary OF the navy. who acted as
pacifcator In bringing the W. warning
factions together in support Of the leg
islation.
, 1907-12-26
Many liohta used.

The window decorations this yea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-17
APPLICATION FOR ORDER or

Ardmore, Indian Territory,
Southern District.
Notice is hereby given thai at 10
o'clock, April aOth, 1907. or - soon
thereafter as the same can bs heard,
! will make application for q crdsr
Of sale, to the United States court,
sitting At Ardmore, Indian Terri
tory, Hon. Hosea Townsend, sitting
a. judge, Of the interests Of Jewell
0verton, Benjamin Franklin 0verton
and Willis U. overton. ii the alIes-
ment Of Stella N. 0verton, deeeassd,
said allotment described IS follows:
The swN Of the NEh Of Sec. 81;
NWK Of the SEX Of Sec. 81; the
SWA Of the SW Y Of the SEH Of
See. 81; WI Of the sWK
Of the SWH Of Section
30, Township 5 North Range 1 West.
All Of the SEA Of Sec. 10, Township
z North, Range 8 Wess.
Witness my hand as Curator Of TIE
estates Of Jewell Ovegton, Benjamin
]. Overton and Willis U. Ovsrson.
RUEL ]. OvERT0N,
a-2-Sod Curator.