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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

In this issue of the TRIBUNE we
announce the candidacy of
Earnest Ford of Danville town
ship, for the Office of Treasurer of
Montgomery County. MI. Ford is
a lifelong citizen of this county,
a man of energy and ability and
solicits the support of the Repub-
lican voters at the Primary Elec-
tion to be held Aug. 4.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
settlement DOCKET
July Term, Probate Court, Mont
gomery County, Missouri, at
City OF Montgomery

First Day, Monday July 20, 1908
Anderson, Clarinda p. decd, Thomas NJ.
Anderson, admir-
Aubuchon, Earnest decd, Annie A%ubuchon,
eXr
Banks, Geo. (Insane,) J.. l.. Barker, gdn & cur
Copeland, Halle and Helen, Nellie Copeland,
cur
Crane, Jos. c.. VIM. c. and B. r. Crane, ex RS
Canneix, Jas. E., John r.. Culpepper, admr
Carter, w. T., Sallie M. Carter, admrx
Cowherd, Catherine c., l.. e. Blades and w
C. Crane, exrs
Davidson, W. s., Nina M. Davids on, admr.
Second Day, Tuesday July 81, 1908
Davis, Jos. L.,J. H. White. admr
Dillon, heirs, Susie Dillon, gdn 8 cur
Desmond, Walter and Herman, s. e. Miller
cur
Ellis, Garry and Calvin. WI. Ellis. gdn & cur
Ellis, Clark s., w. j. Ellis, admr
Eldringhoff, Lena, B. H. Eldringhoff, cur
Finley, Leah ", Homer A. Finley, cur
Finley, Earl B., Homer A. Finley, cur
Ford d. b., w. w. Barrett, adfnr
Third Day, Wednesday, July %,
Gurdwell, Orpha. Jas. H. Whitehead, cur
Hill, John E.. Charles E.Hin & BENZ Seal exrs
Hueneield, VIM, Withelminia Henefeld, exr
Hall, Beulah, r. w. Hunley, cur
Hall, Mansfield, X. W.. Hunley, cur
Harris, Mitchell. +. H. Kallmeyer, admir-
Hill, Walter L., F. D.. Hill, cur
Kemmich, Friedrich, Rosalie Kemmich, admrx
Keele, MILFORD, Claudius, Elizabeth Keele
gdn & cur
Fourth Day, Thursday July % 1905
Muse, Louise, W. A. Muse, exr
McQuie, Jesse B., James l.. McQuie, admr
Moore, Sarah, Richard McPike, admir-
Nease, Hazel May. Saloma Nease, gdn s. cur
Pegram, VIM. c., W. II. White, gdn
Patton, Ossie ". Fanny Patton, cur
Sanford, Fannie M, j. s. Cohagen, cur
Sanford, Mary E., J. 8. Cohagen, cur
Smith, Wright L., Lucy Smith, admir-.
Fifth Day, Friday, July "a, 1908
Thomas, Jerry, Kittie Thomas, exr
Weeks, heirs, TIL. See, cur
Warren. Sarah F.. w H. white,ex
Wilson, Phillip A., Josiah Snarr. gdn g. cur
Ware, Dorothy j., Joe Ware 8 l.. NJ. Show
admrs
Woods, w. A., j. T. and 8. r. Woods, exrs
Wyatt, Duglas, r. r.. q @. A. Wyatt, exrs
Wyatt, Arcthusa, @. K. Sheets, exr
LEsLIE d. ELLIS, Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
LOUTRE BEND.

We had q fine rain Sunday. II
couldn't be beat.
Mrs. j. Hall and Miss Anna Hall
visited at Louis Halls Thursday.
Elmer Maxey of Montgomery
was the guest of his sister Mrs. s.
@. Bishop Wednesday.
E. Clark and Misses Myrtle
Portwood and Ethel Clark were
at McKittrick Sunday.
Misses Iona and Rookie 6ckroer
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

Shingles and all kinds Of Yellow
Pine lumber are lower now than
they have been for some time. II
you need one bunch Of shingles,
81 : car load, or one piece Of lum-
Der Or 3 car load, see the Ia
CROSSE LUMBER Co., before you
buy. They VIII save you money.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
SENATOR Albert j. Hopkins, q

SENATOR Albert J. Hopkins, Of
Illinois, who is to be chairman of
the Resolutions Committee OF the
Republican National Convention
made the following statements
upon his arrival in Chicago, from
Washington a few days ago
"What we are most interested
IN now, s.is the success Of the
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

We are authorized to announce the candid
acy of JOHN V. NEBEL as a candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney of Montgomery
county, subject to the decision OF the Re-
publican Primary election to be held Tues
day August 1, 1908.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

After the experience of Parker
with Bryan's support Yon Yonson
if nominated, would not send a
cent of campaign money to carry
Nebraska. All that the Parker
managers got for their $780, 900 in
in Nebraska was a Republican
majority of So, 6S2.-Globe-D Demo-
crat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

Senator Tillman occasionally
hits the nail squarely on the top
piece. For instance, he says the
Democrats should quit quarreling
over the things of 1908 and begin
to speculate over those of 1872
Globe Democrat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

THE City council of Kirksville
has passed an ordinance requiring
that all side walks built in that
city shall be made of cement.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

ACCORDING to the Globe Demo-
crat there is a possibility of the Re-
publican party carrying the state
of Arkansas ia the next national
election. What do you think of
that?
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

THE Republicans of Mont
gemery County are to be con-
graduated on the splendid men
who will be candidates for county
Offices at the coming primary and
they should see to it that these
men receive the full vote of the
party on August 4th.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We ARE authorized to announce E. l.. BRIG
HAN ms Il candidate for Representative of
Montgomery County subject to the action of
the Republican Primary Election 10 be held
Tuesday August 4th, 1905.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

We ara authorized to announce JOSEPH E,
CoFFNLAN Ms II candidate for Assessor of
Montgomery county subject to the decision
OF the Republican Primary Election to be
held Tuesday, August 4, 1908.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

The Ice Cream and Strawberry
Social given by the young people,
of the Presbyterian church at the
Court House last Saturday even.
ing was attended by a large
crowd. All had an enjoyable
evening and the social cleared
about S27.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

We are authorized to announce CHARLES
p. Cno as a candidate for Assessor of Mont
gomery County subject to the action of the
Republican Primary Election to be held
August 4th, 1898.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

We are authorized to announce EARNEsT
For rs Il candidate for County Treasurer
subject to the decision of the Republican
Primary Election TO be held Tuesday August
4th, 1908
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
visited at G. Beckmann's Sunday i.

VlS1CeU at .. bcCKmduu 8
Otto BuchholtZ of New Haven is
visiting friends in McKittrick.
The Portland Base Ball Club
played at McKittrick Sunday.
The score was six to four in favor
of McKittrick.
Louis Stucken and sister, Miss
Edna made a trip to McKittrick
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Van Bowen Wis
tied Earnest Behold and wife Sun
day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

We are authorized to announce JOHN D.
ULRICH as a candidate for County Treasurer
subjectto the decision of the Republican
Primary election to be reid Tuesday August
4. 1905.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12

Don't miss next Sundays Ball
Game.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-12
West Bound.

Noe will stop at Wellsville to DISCHARGE
passengers from Kansas Oily and to receive
passengers for st. Louis.
Nod will stopon signal at New FIorence
for Sci Louis passengers.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
LETTER ENCLOSED
BILL FOR BOOZE
Dusky Tom Brown is In Bartlesville
Jail Because his Name
Was Brown

Nowata. Okla. Dec. l--All because Of
the fact that his name is the same as
that Of Judge Thomas Brown of Clare
more, Tom Brown of Bartlesville whose
skin is darker than his name. languishes
in Jail Before he took up his residence
II the jail Tom Brown of Bartlesville
operated a pool hall in Bartlesville.
Judge Thomas Brown Of ClaremOre was
in Bartlesville last week and called at the
pOstofiice for his mail, innocently inquiring
II there was anything for Tom Brown.
There was a letter, The Judge opened il.
Il enclosed a bill Of ladine for ten cases
Of whiskey. Not having placed such an
order himself, Judge Brown went on a
still hunt for another Brown and found
him. Tom Brown Of Bartlesvile swore a
solemn oath that he didn't know nothin'
about no whiskey," but the evidence was
against him and he was held pending an
investigation.
So far the ten cases Of whiskey have
not made their appearance and in Jail
Tom Brown Of Bartlesville vows that when
he gets out again he will change his name
TO Smith or Jones
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
MANAGER OF OIL MILL
DROWNED At GUTHRIE

Guthrie. Okla, Dec THE Cottonwood
river which was swelled eight inches
above its high water mark of last spring
by the Sunday food, is now recedlng into
practically It's regular channel and all
danger Of further dana seems to be
passed,
A. ]. Whitney, manager Of the Farm
ers Union Oil mill. who tried to cross the
river on an improyised raft Sunday night
when the flood was at It's height, is miss
and is believed to have drowned. The
oil mill is on the opposite side Of the river
from the main part Of the city, and Whit
ney, who was very anxious to get to his
home on account Of the illness Of his
wife. nailed boards to a couple Of barrels
and started on that frail craft He has
not been seen or heard Of since
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
WOULD DETHRONE
RADICAL ELEMENT
Business Interests Of State Seeking
to Place Conservative Man in
Speakers Chair

Guthrie, okla, Dec 3-The conserva-
tive business interests Of Oklahoma are
making a united effort to secure the cleo
ton as speaker of the house 10 the coming
legislature o man who will not allow The
radicals to run rampant The business
interests believe that the time has come
for safe and sane legislation framed
equally in the interests Of an classes of
the state, and will strenuously oppose the
elevation of any radical democrat 20 the
speakers chair
The business interests Of Oklahoma City
are backing Ed Dunn for speaker Of the
house and are trying 70 enlist the support
Of other parts Of the state for him. Mr.,
Dunn is q prominent real estate man Of
that city and was formally president Of
the real estate exchange. Several delega-
tions of Oklahoma City yctizens have called
upon Governor Haskell urging him to sup
port Dunn's candidacy in preference to
that of either of the other candidates Ii
is said that the governor seems fayorably
inclined to Dunn scandidacy although he
has not yet promised to support him.
Ex-Speaker Murray is using all the in
iluence at his command to land McCalla
as speaker McCalla was one Of the favor
ties Of the Murray organization last winter
and was often placed in the speaker
chair to preside temporarily by Murray
MeCalla proved to be man after Murray
heart ant ruled with the same arbitrary
severity as did Alfalfa Bill.
Il is said that Murray recently wrote
Governor Haskell asking him to get in
line for McCalla for speaker and threaten
ing to dissolve all political alliances with
the governor II Haskell did not head in
to- the McCalla band wagon.
Bert Tillotson of Nowata is popular
will the oil men of the east side and be-
longs to the conservative wing Of the
Democracy He was one Of the band OF
insurgents who last winter rebelled at
Speaker Muuay's arbitrary rulings and
his radical tendencies and who framed
up deal TO depose Murray from the
speakership. This plan. however was
not carried out. fearing that il would in
Iure the party and block further legisla-
ton The only thing that handicaps
Tillotson in his speakership race is the
fact that his seat is contested. This viii
make the success Of his candidacy for
speaker rather doubtful
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
PLAN FOR LIMITED RURAL
DELIVERY Of PACKAGES
Report of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Submitted Last Night --FaUOrs SpecialReduced
Postage Rate on PGckages---Such Service
Can be Gi0en With Present Facilities
Would Materially Increase Revenue

traversed by rural carriers. Road officials
and patrons are notified whenever repairs
are necessary ON rural routes. More work
has been done on such public highways
and more expenditures made III their im-
pgovement during the past year than 10
ans previous year In the history of rural
delivery and the official reports received
clearly indicate that interest ia road im-
proyement IS being generally manifested
throughout che country
The estimate &c appropriations neces-
sary fer this service Cor the next fiscal
year as submitted by Assistant Post
master General DsGraw is S36.246000.,
I. an increase Of S673000 over the current
appropriation OF this estimate S34.053.-
l59 is FOR continuing the service on 80,
277 routes In operation on June 80 last,
S626,S4l for continuing the service on
725 routes which it is estimated will be
established during the current fiscal year
at an estimated average salary for car
riers Of 1857 per annum $4,000 to in
augurate new service during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1910, Sl.360.000 to
pay substitutes for 39,630 carriers on
vacation, at an estimated average rate of
1867 per annum, less six per cent de-
Quoted on account Of carriers not in SER
vice twelve months; Sl2 900 to pay clerks
in charge Of stations on rural delivery ser
vice and $4,000 to pay tolls and ferry
age charged for carriers who traverse toll
roads OF turnpikes, or cross streams over
toll bridges and ferrys. During the past
year there were 1872 new routes estab.
lished. II routes discontinued prior there.
to were re-established. and 40 route.
discontinued, leaving net increase in
number l,549. During the year 1858
postotiices were discontinued and the pa.
irons rendered service by rural carriers
On only little more than ten per cent Of
the rural routes the quantity Of mai
handled was less than 5000 pieces pei
quarter which heretofore has been con.
sidered a fair average for standard route
Included in this number are $50 ui.
weekly routes and number of short
length routes serving restricted terrific.
ries.
The report recommends legislation By
congress- which win permit the adoption
of an improved method Of disposing Of
unbelievable articles Of mail by sale. SC
as to eliminate as far as. practicable the
Objectionable lottery features involved In
carrying out the existing law on the sub
ject. In the dead letter Office during the
year there were received Is. .f45172 pieces
Of mail, and there were returned to send.
ers 7,202,6s4 letters and parcels, or al.
most two million more than In the pre-
vious year. On the last day Of the fiscal
year every piece Of mail matter received
had been opened and treated. an unpre-
cedented condition in the work Of the
division
The report recommends increasing the
number Of positions in the higher grades
Of clerkships. with corresponding decrease
In the lower grades
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
TULSA BUSINESS
MEN At FUNERAL
Special Trains Carries Tulsans to
Seneca, Motto Honor Late
j, George McGannon

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. Today az $50
o'clock at the family home at Seneca,
Mo-. the funeral services over the late J.
G. McGannon took place Prominent
men from all parts Of Missouri we're pre-
sent at the services 1nd seventy-fve Of
the friends and business associates Of the
dead fnancier of Tulsa left here at 990
O'Clock over the Frisco on a special train
to pay their las respects 20 their friend
and associate
This party Of rulsans ia their special
train passed through Vinita at 1915 Tues
day on their way 70 Seneca to pay their
last tribute to one Of the greatest fnan-
cicrs of the southwest There we're sixty
sevenof the most prominent business men
ol Tulsa en- board the special, and they
were joined here by Col D. L, Sleeper Of
Tulsa who has been a business visitor in
the city since yesterday, and OIL. Connor
and NJ. f. Knight of this city both Of
whom were personal friends Of Mr. Nc
Cannon. The action Of the Tulsa business
men in laying aside their numerous busi-
ness affairs, and going 10 a body 10 the
home Of the deceased banker, speaks
mofe eloquenty than words Of the cs-
teem.in which Mr.. McGannon was held by
his townsmen and business associates.
In the crowd Of Tulsans were bankers
merchants, oil men. iron workers. real es-
tate men, lawyers and in fact representa-
tives Of nearly every walk Of life, showing
that not alone among bankers. was the
deceased beloved, but was honored by all
men alike. Nineteen states were repre-
sented in this party Of mourners. and Of
these it is fitting that Missouri the home
of the deceased should lead in numbers,
while the Indian Territory is d close see
ond The following is the list Of states re-
presented. Oklahoma and Indian Territory
are given separate owing TO their recel
admission to the union; Missouri II. In
diaa Territory II. Iowa 7, Ohio 8, Illinois
6, Pennsylvania s. Arkansas 3,Indiana 3
New York. Kansas, Ten lessee. Georgia
and Kentucky each had two. Oklahoma
Michigan, Alabama. Wisconsin. New
Hampshire and Texas each had one. and
there were two native Russians and two
Canadians in this party
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
MAY Be PIPING
GAS FROM STATE
GOVERNOR HASKELL WRITES
ATTORNEY GENERAL WEST
OWEN&CONNELLY OFFENDERS
Has Had Secret Agent at Kansas
Points Seeking Information Con
cerning Supposed Connections

Guthrie, Ok, Dec al facts for which
Governor Haskell is seeking should prove
the suspicion that natural gas is being
carried surrepttiousy TO Wichita and
other towns in Kansas from the Owen &
Connolly lease in Oklahoma, south Of
Caney Kans. il might be well for those
towns to conserve their gas supplies as
Governor Haskell is determined to prevent
the use Of Oklahoma gas in other states.
Today he addressed letter to Charles
West the attorney general, informing the
latter Of what he has learned concerning
the Owen & Connolly Gas lease
Governor Haskell has had a secret agent
al Caney and CoGeyvlle, Kans., investi
eating gas conditions. The discovery was
made that the Owen & Connolly line has
a second connection, below the original
connection, through which il is believed
that gas IS being carried TO Wichita The
new town Of South Coaeyville, across the
line in Oklahoma from Cofeyville, kans.
is preparing to use Oklahoma natural Gas
Governor Haskell viii resist any effort,
that may be made to carry this gas tc
Coheyville Kans
The Owen & Connolly gas land lease
was made prior to statehood The com
pany had contracted to furnish natura
gas 10 certain factories in Coffeyville Kans
AZ the beginning Of statehood suit was
brought to enioin the company from
carrying Oklahoma gas to Kansas A
compromise was made whereby the com.
pany incorporated under the laws of Ok.
lahoma and obligated itself to furnish Ga:
only to It's original patrons in Coifeyville
Governor Haskell suspects that the com.
pany has broken its pledge.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
BY AssocIated Press

BV Associated Press
Wasbindton y e Dec l. -Touehine the
heart Of the adricultural communities I'm
every state In the Union fbe aannal re-
mort az Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral p " De GRAVY made pnblie last niebt
announces increased usefulness Of the
rural free delivery service and the pnnre-
cedented hrinsins of tbe vork If the bn-
reap nm h date and recommends rural
delivery ~ noekadas n elevnn nounas
may ir,Irn Il + snecial nostade and the
nniformina 81 rirale carriers The packase
nrovision euseested reaniros CONGREGATIONAL
lasielatioc and is aisisned 10 he egeefiva
betxeen tbe distribution noetofiee and
the natrone emonatina from sueh nos,
oe,ce
Snch service aecordine 70 the renort
0onlds heneet alike The rnral delivery
natrons and IocaI merchants without I'M
inrine ~ cornne,ina with anv other SER
v;ce u, c,n Ia dvon soid Mr No
Crav oy,;tb ,he facilities now emnloved
andgWonld matoriallv Increase the rev
enne of tbo aenortman, A snaeial re-
duced rate If nos,aee for merchandise
carried only nv rural carriers would nm
n,estionablv he If material vame 10 the
retail merchants an rural routes and NJ
rural delivery distribu,ins centere as we'll
as onhorc, 10 ;,,e,,a,,.o 80 The r,,r,l 90,
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asa,,aaa ~, 6 ,.naa,a =, csss..ss
increased the salaries of the carriers
The demand for packaee service bv them
fostered in the first wears Of rural free
delivery: still exists. Il should be met
according 10 Mr. De Craw not in the old
wav which nermitted the nse of the
sovernments aoencv for urivate aain
hut bv the establishment az q system for
the carriaee of merchandise bv rural
carriers at such rates as will he fair
COMPENSATION for the service performed
the revenues TO he credited 10 the postal
receipts. Patrons and merchants he
adds, desire to have small packaees de-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
TWO RE|NSTATED
ON FINAL ROLLS
Supreme Court Compliments Bona
parte But Overrules His conten
tion in Regard to Hitchcock.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington d c. Dec l. The United
States supreme court, IN an opinion by
Justice Day yesterday ordered Secretary
Garfield TO reinstate John T. Goldsby.
Chiekasaw, and George Allison. Chero-
kee, TO the final rolls Of the five civilized
tribes.
The court eompimenges Atloraey Gen
era Bonaparte who eontendsI that the
secretary Of the interior had no lurisdc-
ton originally 10 enroll The applicants.
but said that in the pleadings there vas
no Affirmative showing Of facts warrant
ing it in upholding Ibis contention. This
might appear however that il had IN
some other cases.
fhecourt held that Oh the showing made
Secretary Hitchcock had discretion over
the enrolment of these applicants. but
could not, after once exercising such dis
cretion. strike off without notice.
Happier & Merrillat and James J.
Jones, Of Washington, D. C.. represented
the Indians throughout
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
BURGLARS ROB CHANDLER
STORE At MUSEOGEE

Maskogee, Dec. i--Crawling through
the transom over the rear door, a burglar
last night entered the store Of the
Chandler Mercantile company and riied
the cash drawer Of about SIS. Clothing
strewn about the floor this morning
led the proprietors Of the store to believe
that the thief made good haul. but as
no invoice has been made the extent Of
the robbery is MOI known
There is no clue 70 the identity Of the
burglar
Policeman Becker. The aged patrolman
who has walked this beat for eight years.
says this is the first burglary that has
ever occurred on his beat
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-12-04
FORMER CITY MARSHAL
APPEALS TO HIGHER COURT

Guthrie OKLA. Dec 2-John W. Sharp
convicted Of manslaughter in the district
court Of Adair county, has appealed bis
case 70 the criminal court Of appeals.
Sharp shot aud killed William Powell AZ
Tahlequah on November 2s. 1906. He
was city marshal Of Tahleqaah at the
time and bad tried to arrest Powell. who
he claims was drinking and raising a dis
mrbance.
Powell ran when Sharp tried to place
him under arrest and the latter fired
twice, the first time in the air and the
second time at the fugitive. The second
shot struck Powell and killed him Instant
h. Sharp was indicted in the federal
court. and the case was pending al the
coming Of statehood. Ills case was then
transferred TO Cherokee county and later
on a charge Of venue TO Adair county