The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
LOCAL LACoNJcs.

last night
The Seward colored band is in the
city today
The city board Of education meets
Monday night
The Democratic state campaign
book will soon be issued
Summer cars are being run on the
Warner avenue line toeey
The Martindales are expected home
tomorrow Gight or Saturday morning,
Councilman Walker Is busy with his
peach crop this week He has a S5,.
600 crop.
The city council win tonight take
mp the matter of paving Harrison and
Cleveland avenues.
The colorad odd Fellows MARCHED
TO Island park this morning and pick
nicked Chief Mitchell led the hand
The Pioneer Cotton Mill which has
been in operation less than eight
months has found II necessary to dou-
bic IT'S capacity to fill orders.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radclin have
moved ntO the Derrick residence
property az 723 East Cleveland ave-
nue., which Mr. Radclid secently pm-
chased,
The Southwestern Iron Foundry IN
this city is the best IN the southwest
It IL crowded with orders and since
the $4,000 annex was added the cap
acity of the plant has doubled
The Leader Office has Just turned
out the catalogues for the Logan
county high school Prof Parlette
had charge OF the work The high
school is shown up in good shape
The Logan County Fruit Growers
association, which is shipping eighty
carloads OF Elberta peaches this sea-
son, IS placing a folder advertising
Guthrie in every crate of peaches load.
ed. That's the right spirit
Forty families are moving from
Enid here on account Of the Denver,
Enid & Gulf shops and train crews
being moved here. Some are out to-
day trying TO find houses 20 rent.
which is hard job for never IN the
history Of the city have houses been
so scarce.
Sheriff Murphy is awaiting the arri-
val from Texas OF officers to Identify
I u
yesterday by Murphy on description
sent out by Waco, Texas, authorities.
Stanley is charged with the murder
of an entire family Rewards aggre.
eating 81 100 have been posted for his
arrest
President j. f. Freeman, Of the Lo-
gan County Fruit Growers associa.
ton, never loses an opportunity to
boost for Guthrie He stationed a
small boy at the Union station this
! morning with two bushels OF Logan
countys choice Elberta peaches and
Instructed him TO give every out-of
town visitor a couple Of peaches with
neat folder
Guthrie has one Of the fastest FIRE
teams in the West said Fire Chioi
Gruber today "The new horses al
No. station which have been in train
ing but three months are hummers
! and learn very fast They can nov
/ hitch mp faster aud double cross be
fore hitching and make long usu
; hitch better than any team that has
, ever been on exhibition"
! H. S. Hammer. a Saltwater Justice
/ Of the peace, has given a 800 verdict
a 10 L. u. Ostrander farmer against
! w y. Dunn. NJ Heavier and A. j
!. LGForge. territorial cattle inspectors
q for refuling 10 lift "a special quaran
tine which thoy had placed on Os
trandrs pasture Two years ago Fred
q Elkins, assistant attorney general ol
. the territory, and County Attorney
Workman Of Saltwater immediate,
appealed 10 the district court
The Santa Pc has officially announc
! ed that Guthrie VIII be made q bll
freight division and terminal poin
/, within a years time All Of the heav,
= throuh traffic from The Gulf of Mexic,
Z and the Southwest viii be detoure,
! through here over the Denver Enid a
a Gulf 70 the Pacific coast which meant
! that the Santa Fe will make Guihri'
4 the largest division point south o
i Kansas City and that many thou
= sands OF dollars Will be spent in build
i ing new freight tracks and terminal
& IN this city.
- From Frisco. in the Chickasaw ma
ton. is reported today the death OF G
A. Burris. aged 81, a prominent Indian
Z and one Of the few survivors Of tn
e first immigration Of the tribe wes'
3 ward from Mississippi Among ihl
y Chickasaws be was known as A-sha
p la-tubby Re was captain of a com
l- pany IN a Chickasay regiment Of th'
y Confederate army during the civi
War and on one occasion won noia
bic victory over q Federal force Ol
q the present site Of the town OF Con
way. J. A..