Semi-weekly herald., 1907-12-02

""iN W hpiu It's bNh dSdllNA IiNf..
cities. Both the farmers dmon and
the labor unions have established ,b-
bies and will be active durlg the on
tire session.
New York. Nov. 30-As the result
of drawing held in the local banking
house under the supervision of A.
Leon Craicda. vice consul of Mexico in
tbs city, is OF the series "A" 81 900
bonds and 81 of the series "B" $500
bonds OF the Mexican loan of October
81, 1904, win he redeemed at par after
tomorrow by the fiscal agents OF the
Mexican government In New YORK.
Interest on the bonds selected in the
drawing viii cease tomorrow
Washington Nov, 30.-sale Of tho
jamestown exposition commemorative
issue Of postage stamps will he dis
continued at midnight, and hereafter
no more OF this issue will be sent out
by the post office department. Those
in the hands OF the public however
will continue TO be available for pos.
| tage as the United States never de
monetizes its issues.
Washington, Nov. 30-Bids for the
s5O000O0O Issue of Panama canal
bonds close today at the office OF The
secretary of the treasury. The bonds
will bear interest at the rate OF
per cent, per annum, viii be dated
August l, 1906. and the interest will
be paid quarterly. They will be issued
in denominations of 500, 800 and
81 600 coupon bonds aud of $50, 500.
81 600 and 10000 of registered bonds.
They will be redeemable in United
States gold coin at the pleasure OF
the United States after ten years from
payable thirty years from such date.
They will be available to national
banks as security for circulating notes
and will be receivable, like all other
United States bonds, as security forI
public deposits in national banks As
soon as examination and classification
OF the bids can be completed. the sue
cesslul bidders Will ne advised of the
acceptance of their bids. and they will
be instructed as to the date upon
which payment IS desired to be made
at the treasury or some sub.treasury
Of the United States. Successful bid
ders will be required TO pay accrued
interest on their bonds from August /
1906. to November L. 1907 the issue
having been given the former date
for the sake OF uniformity with the
Panama bonds now outstanding.
Denver. Colo, Nov. 30.-Frank Al
Kemp. government oil inspector for
Oklahoma is in Denver for stay OF
several weeks. He tells of some won
derful oil strikes lately in his terri
tory. A well was opened in Muskogee
recently which for the first thirty
seven days flowed thousands of bar
rels a day. "The most interesting oil
district in the world" said Mr.. Kemp
"is Gleen pool near Tulsa. Against
the prediction Of all professional OIL
men. II still keeps up It's record as the
greatest oil producing territory in the
United Stntes. A year is usually the
time given for any oil pool to run its
head off, but two years have gone by
and Glen pool production Is undimin-
ished.
Washington Nov. 30.-Steps will
be taken at once to prosecute half
dozen prominent residents of Okla
homa for alleged fraud committed by
them against, the Kickapoo Indians. In
closing days of the last session OF
lacongress special committee was ap'
pointed by the senate to investigate
complaints OF these Indians that they
had been dcfrauded OF their lands.
| Senator Teller of Colorado and Sen
ator Curtis of Kansas have returned
from an extended trip through Okla
homa. Texas and Mexico. They inter
| rogated more than one hundred wit
| nesses and think they have brought
\ to light information that may send
| some well Known men Di tlsS SouLh
west TO prison. They called at the
White house today to make their re-
port to the president and recommend
that a special attorney be appointed
to take charge of the prosecution. 1t
Is understood MIR. Roosevelt will fol
low their recommendations
Washington. Nov. 30.-Passionate
oratory marked the proceedings to-
day in the trial of Mrs. Annie NJ
Bradley. charged with shooting and
killing former Senator Brown OF Utah.
The court room was unable to accom-
modate the great number who came
to witness the last scenes OF the trag-
edy that has attracted national atten'
ton for nearly year. Mrs. Bradley
came into court fully alive to the
Importance Of the proceedings. She
took her accustomed place where she
could be plainly seen by the iurymer
very near her counsel. The day wa
devoted to arguments by attorneys OF