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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22

a gun and the unfortunate young woman was dragged to an isolated spot and mistreated After lying half dead for hours, the victim Of the out rage revived, crawled to house some distance away and told her story. Twenty-six men alleged to have been implicated in the outrage are under arrest and are chained together in the camp prison. They are under constant guard to prevent lynching as sentiment in the camp is strong against them. Six of the alleged assailants escaped, but three of them were appreh ended at Rawlins today. The other three are still at large.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
SECOND PRIMARY
 IN FOUR DISTRICTS

Jackson. Miss. August 21.-(Special)- The First, Third and Sixth congressional districts have chosen their present ln- cumbents, E. S. Candler of Corinth de- feating George Mitchell of Lee in the First by about 2O0O; B. G. Humphreys of Greenwood defeating Percy Bell of Green vile in the Third by over 2000, and E. J. Bowers of Bay St. Louis downing E. M. Barber of Biloxi in the Sixth by nearly 4OOO votes.
 In the Second district Thomas Spight had five opponents and the fight of his life. He received 2sOO votes to 1900 for Hugh Mahon, his next highest opponent; Pierson 5so, East 515, Broome 134, and Phil Rush 65. Spight and Mahon run over September 10.
 These figures are not official, but are re- liable. Primaries will be held next Mon day in the Fourth district, Tuesday in the Fifth and Eighth and Saturday, August z9, in the Seventh
 The Eighth is John Sharp Williams dis trict and has six candidates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22

Eddyville, Ky, August H.-The grand jury adjourned today without having re- turned indictments against night riders in this section, and as a result some 130 warrants based on Information and be- lief" and sworn out against men charg ing them with having committed various depredations in this section, will probably be dismissed.
 Following the discharge of the grand jury, County Attorney Walter Crone made sensational statement in which he de- clared that no attempt had been made to bring the culprits to justice. and that the work of the grand jury had been farce He declared that the grand jury had con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
Holland Is Waiting for Report
 of Minister De ReuS
.HOLLANDERS NOT ALARMED
Government Officials Think That Peace May Yet Be Patched Up Without
 Resorting To Arms, But
 Some Want To Fight.

The Hague, August 21--Holland's action against Venezuela and the text of her note to President Castro will depend largely upon the reports that de Reus, former Dutch minister to Venezuela, who recently was expelled by President Castro, makes to the government He Is expected to ar rive here next Monday.
 M. Van Swinderin, minister of foreign affairs, will consult with M. de Reus be- fore the government takes further steps in the matter. The ex-minister's arrival is eagerly awaited here.
 The press and public of the Netherlands take the affair most calmly Naval off cers are most interested In 1t and express pleasure at the possibility of seeing active service.
 The government. however, thinks there is yet chance that the difficulty may be patched up by diplomacy.
 A blockade of the Venezuelan coast, 1t Is understood, will not be begun for some time because the adoption of punitive measures will depend upon the tenor of President Castro's reply to Hollands rep resentations.
 A newspaper here alleges that the con- siderable Dutch interest in the Venezuela public debts accounts for the lukewarm- ness of a portion of the public over the insults to the Dutch flag by Venezuela.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
Two Diplomats Confer.

Berlin. August 21.-The meeting today between David Lloyd George, chancellor of the British exchequer, and Dr. Beth. mann-Hollweg, imperial minister of the interior. as far as is known, passed of without reference being made to the ques tion of naval armaments. The two min. isters, however, conferred privately for an hour and a half and nothing has been made public concerning what was discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
BARON GETS LICKED.
Young Italian Attacks Him On Street
 In Paris.

Paris, August H.-A sensational incident occurred today in the Rue Scribe, close to the boulevard, during the busiest time of the day. A young Italian named sacco set on and thrashed Baron Alliottl counsellor of the Italian embassy here. Bystanders quickly interposed but the baron refused to prosecute his assail. ant.
 It is alleged that the motive for tho attack was dispute over the payment for piece of antique tapestry which Alliotti sold an American collector ou behalf of Eacco, who was unable to bring euit against the baron on account of the immunity his diplomatic position gave him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
INSURANCE COMPANY'S
 LICENSE CANCELLED

litigation may follow this step of the Alabama department. It is rumored that the company will seek a mandamus to compel the renewal of the license alleging that tn cir conduct in Alabama has not been such as to constitute violation within the meaning of the new code of Alabama.
 The offense alleged to have. been committed by the company and it's agents was that of selling what Is known as advisory board" or "spe- cialv contracts in connection with the ordinary policies of insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22

Montgomery, August 21.-(Special.)- Frank N. Julian, insurance commission CT of Alabama, today cancelled the license of the Guarantee Life Insurance company of Houston Tex, and all it's agents doing business in this state, be- cause of alleged violations of the law prohibiting discrimination and rebates.
 The officers and agents of the com pany have been notified to this effect. The company, or agents. will be prose cuted for doing any further business in Alabama. It is not improbable that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
BRYAN FIXES FIRST GUN OF THE
 CAMP NCN ON TARIFF QUESTION
GRAND JURY FAILS TO
 INDICT NIGHT RIDERS

tented itself with demanding the testi- money of but two men, Sanford Hall and Tom Stevens, who are now at Jefferson vile, Ind when it was matter of pub lie knowledge that the two men stood in danger of being killed if they came.
 The men, according to the eou.>>y at torneys statement can give important testimony and will come when any serious attempt is made at Investigating the trou- bles and returning indictments. According to MT. crone. no attempt was made to get the testimony of other witnesses. The county attorney declared that his own life would be in grave jeopardy if gre not for tho presence of soldiers, d that the administration of justie < . is district is paralyzed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
Bank Cashier Missing.

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 21.-CashieI N. A. Aston of the Bank of Stevenson, Ala. left his home in Stevenson last Wednesday, His absence from the banb was unexplained and Thursday evening, it is alleged, a shortage of $20OO0 was discovered in the banks funds. Aston has lived in Stevenson for 15 years and has borne a good reputation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22
France Will Hold AIoof.

watching with interest the developments of the HollandVenezuela situation on &C., count of her own troubles with the South American republic, 1t can be said authori tatively that she does not intend to mix in any way Ill the present controversy. If the United States, as the recognized corrector of Venezuela, has transferred the power of punishment to 6alland. Holland is quite capable of acting and France will be sympathetic spectator.
 There is some conviction here in well-in- formed circles that 1t would be unwise for Holland to land troops in Venezuela. as this action would immediately be the sig nal for patriotism and result in the unit ing of the Castroites and those who op- pose Castro for the defense of the coun- try. It is believed an effective blockade would be more effective.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-22

seaboard. on-tlms line Atlanta.
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Believed 10 be Hmseslvs Restraining
LaN.


Cnlhrie. ok rhe Aoasa 81 rep.
resenta1iyes paaaeA thn segasea anti
tr.~st bill Under whnb N " elaimed
the stale wlf hs n \ pa@ifl0a tp Nufo
or wipe uel Illegal cnmniNfrNal esiiahl
nations 0peraged Ia restralnt M tGade
Amendment weYa made. however
gArnflHg the authority conferred M
the scnalea upon County ATTORNEYS
tp hfing aftioua unAeg ihe Law in
the district Nanrka Tho huHae rests
original Jurisdiction Win sae supreme
court aniN aud provided ihAt aurh
anits anali 81 hf8ught bg The attef
neN general oi the state
fhe provision 8ndef which the
state maY proceed against virtual
inohonallea remains ana fhe State
Is given power 90 forrest ail of the
personsi property it. well a. the
commodities 81 offending corporations
atat any stage 81 such proceeding a
receiver may be appointed bY The
Court III cases oi contempt arising
from enforcement Of the law the Sfr
ureme Court may assign such case 30
a District Court for hearing but the
right IL reserved % the supreme
Court 90 pass anal sentance and pro.
nouuce judgment
The house refused 20 adopt Mr.
Hobdys amendment permitting the
pooling OF Agricultural products for
fear that such would render the act
Unconstitutional. aud Il was agreed
that the idea would be embodied IN a
separate measure That portion of the
Senate'a bin permitting the charter
of a combination or so-called trust %
be established uy lts general reputa
ton was eliminated
The house. also passed the bill hy
Senator Ilntchett. accepting twt
mortgages onreal estate a. bonds in
civAl and criminal cases Tho Senate
today bad under consideration the
Kainev hlll. establishing IL Court 81
Criminal Appeals. 70 ba composed az
three members. who are 20 receive
$ae0a per year. tha disposition beins
20 reduce tbs salary allowances.
Among the new bills offered 10 the
Senate Friday wero ny senator
Brook. regulating the practice % den
ilstry. and b senator stafford. Great
ing the Office of County Coroner
Gov Haskell gave notice OF having
signed the joint resolution by Senator
Russell for the appointment % a COM
mittee from the Legislature 10 inyes
tigate she Toffens system of regis
tration Of land titles and the bill By
Mr.. Tlllolson. yitaliring the county
division sections Of the State Consti
tuition.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
afand Iuen Adlnurna

ChiekasAa ~ The iirai nfand
inrY ever convened n Grady county
completed ~ work arid adjourned
sine die FfIaa lta anai report em.
hracea three indictments faf feInne
Ferhaas from q moral standpoint
no eraaa Iars has ever bad q more
wholesome effect an9n q community
II was 8 faHH essnfaflVe spf of citI
xens earnest aud sincere De The ais.
charge 81 their sworn duty holding
sieaafasl e fHe Instructions given
them hy Judge Bailey in ihia con.
neetian / Is hal iuai 90 commcnd
States Attorney Hafafopt ior bis seaf.
ona efforts Is connection with the
grand Iafs - Bring about The whole
some eundiItan of public morals
which al good citizens so fully ap
nreelata
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

Guthrie. 1K aeFekmrY ~ state
Gross Thursday night ISSUED char
Ter g. Eaa FINeg State Bank of Ten.
nInaIaH. WIIh 30 900a paid 40 capital
HIuek. aaH i HHa authorized q begin
business p state Bank Commission.
ef smoeH The afIioefa are. presI.
dent E F Hines. Who n Vice presi.
dHnl eI IA@ First National Bank of
nafanI. zIea president r.. T. Coz.
u1n IS manager q fha nufanl Coitan
EnMnaHz. 80 Secretary j. n. Ne.
EIaH#z -. IS fIte rrc4|1ps}l ol
I8z H4zzHE EzI|Haal Hanh rhsf are
as Interested = he First National
Esa4 s HaaHaH IeS
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

f.autaa. o. cemplyiug ulth the
order of the eeuatf commissioners.
sheriff Rafe .sfars has announced
his nev So Of deputies The order
ting of The force 20 oue half Of IT,
original proportions The depaty llat
Is as fellows : A Elrod under
sheriff Riley HeHeY ! N Robinson
Ike Summers " r. Todd W. ri
Glenn N T Herring John Brown.
p II Patterson. J 4 Julian and Rob
ers tHFufa. the latter tNN iailers.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
IuIN0N uF CNAfa.
l. YL CT. l-.aaa

STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
IUUNNN or CNAfa.
fn The Ceanty 0esst
n fha matter ~ tia NuaflflsasIIu -
klH.a Mas iUaflMafs ana vi
llam u i.0sflmnfe. mIuafs. Fern
tnnrmufe. Guardian
Ffolate 10 tlsa
NOTICE of sALE 81 RIAL
ESTATE
~ Zee j. hereby given flisl IL puf.
saag- tu sn order pf fhs Counts court
f tie ouutf % uis safe = 0klas
hums. made Cn the sth ass II april.
iAs. ln tie matter " tie guardian.
sttu ~ uiN Mar tusfi4uIe and
Wi Ian ~. iDwfimafe. mluos. fefff
S l0N rimurr. Guasdian. Sald Guard
ian uiil sell ~ private sale "a tie
highest taddcf fuf cast. sahfert fo
eouafmaiion bf said 1oanff Gauff. OF
SATURDAY,. tllt ttfl day II April. Iaas
81 tea aeinuE a a.. at the east deer
II tie court House "a aid goaaf4 q
fals. stats ~ kiahoHn4. Ill fha
right. title lnfs.tsf and - &c -
saId minors Ia aud 70 tie foIlouinx
desefilled pfppertY. tire sane leIna
TIE uusiis lsiec one udfd interest ia
and % tie following deseflIed prop
eFfY Ia tha County " Washington
stats ~ Nklsl,uma alsa particularly
Described aA l0lloww
Tie raw AZ ~ tile - a. aua me
Il half u tie ~ ~ II tie = ar and
fhe rs AZ ~ TIE ~ qf II tla - IL IN
seel lpn fDwnship r. noflh b. Range
II aas also The ~ AZ 81 hs na IT of
tie ~ aF ~ section 81. Taenship 81
nortA, Iiafwe ll east, containing ~
aCfss more uf less
Illlls must ~ IN writing aud maF
u left ~ The tiiice ~ ND de s glap.
tan. ktfofneis a. Las, finIf4. o.
lal0ma or mas ~ flied Iu tie afIcs
~ tie Counts judge 81 AId Caanfs II
GraIa. state ~ Oklahoma.
Dated this .fh daf of April. les
Fhnnf D. I.DWuiNoaF. UuanIlan.
81 RIDnEF 4 EEzFHIs
Ills AEI6fnAfz
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
INHERITED LANDS
Listed for Sale With the In.
dian Agent at the Union
Agency, MuskOSee

Notice Is nefeby given that the fol
lowing dcsrfiho. tracts of land allotted
Of deceased ctti1ens of the Five Cisl.-
lied Tribes ikvc been listed for sale
bY their heirs, aud sealed bids It'll be
reserved Therefor At this kgeneY %
EACH separate allotment OF land de-
sefihed ~ 70 ? oclocs .. q q lta
date ~len said bids a-e % I've opened
cnKKonKK NArt0S.
Ne. y. Allotment of Nancy Gamp-
bel. deceased
- II Of az "a. anI a i.2 u ne : ef
- "A and y ~ ofne "a aud ne u
Of ~ Il and - "a ofnw Of NJ
u ofAection %, T Is ~. 4. - E
and = f.s of nW 1 OF ~ } { ofsect ian
- TsiS., RAE sie acres.
Ne. % Allotment Of Aley Johnson.
deceased
Northeast | Of nei aud ~ Of - q
net q section %. and nwi Of ast and
aes Of - Of ssi Of net OF section =.
township eon. range IS z. containing
10 acres
se. Is Allotment o. John Ashes.
deceased
NsI ofns / and Of nv Of Ne
ard - Of V and " Of nw ! Of ne /
and ne Of ~ | oi see u, O. Ion :
= e i6o acres
10 as Allotment Of Annie sslmmef
deceased
Ntufsui ofsw / and of Sc of
- ana pe IA Of - of 81 it 4
sec. 70. { g5ns 4 I3e 10 acraa
Listed for sale February II. los.
nids io = opened April III. ip0s
80. e Ailotmsnl oiIa0n fannsf.
de sase
Nsu d - q aud ~ of - y
Hs ard l.s0f = i.3 and lois
ard ard tie southeast 10 acres #
- s AID of Sec 30. r. az Il
aE containing ls10i acfet
So 4 Aaotment~of Colonel lacI
so. deceased
Efaef se % nw and 4 q
- q = na q aud 81 q of ne and
nEsol - 9 of Sec a1. 7. - y.
+ & = containing 100 sstss.
listed lor safe March q. less BIDS a
b opensd Nay q ios
Ss = Allotment o. Annie nfy,
ssesssea
TIE sssf T. ~ Aeras or me east = q
acres af % j and - of nw.4 a ns.4
aHa tlss uesl 20 acres oT lot Of -.
e. t an 2 q . aud'sW 4 oi nsf Of
Sc ard - iiof ~ Of nsc =. Z e
n. - containing vo.so acres
-. At. Anotment of Mary noun
~ deceased
sw-A of sw.s andsw a of nw ! oi -.
j If -. II. Z. "A nj. v zoe Ard = !
II - nd - ~ swa Of nw.4 of
- eAtsi n.. ipe, sud nwa i
re- Il ~ l ufManc 10, q ge 4 :.
= : containing ne acres
NJ = Allotment Of MARI natE'
deceased
Na=I q nH.f and e9 q 49, q na-
Iakea.4of So ef nwf ard ns :
aeHss e lal 8 q sec. n. Z. atn.. r =
8 containing iao acres
~ -. Allotment Of pobklu All.
lnanal deeaassd
kr.fef ns-s and . 2 Of us.l ol ns
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
ORDER rOR HEARING rErI
TfON TO SELL. RIAL ESTATE

Tie petition % Peffy = l.8uflmofe
as tie GuArlfian % Fiona MAJ I.omrt.
more aud william n fsaaftmufa.
ninors having besn presented q tlils
Goafts prAying that "a order - Nzde.
authorizing the said peslsttneF - ssll
tie wf0.e. o. NJ murh. and auel paris
II tia reAi estate descflg@d la sAad -
titlea - tie Court sliAll Judge neena
saFY AID henrhciei ~ pftaafs k&se.
aud II appearing 10 tie Court free.
such pe1ftion. THAT "a IL fsen@mafY -
aali Gils whole of some poFttnn ef aueh
r. sstata. tDr the PURPOSES Aud re-
sous Megtlunsd IN Au pe1stlun
Thefefofu. said petition nill - nled
fssfvin. and time appointed fof hsaf.
tnK tie sane
AAnrr - nERBf oapKaKp. - tie
Court. that Tuesday. tha I'll dar 81
April. le0s. ~ the hour uf IL oselock
: q of said dAT. that being : d. e
tie regular Mach, ie1s. tern oI Ihiz
Court. ba and the sane i Appointed
4s the time unen eli persons interested
II aid estate are directed and fs1ulF
I'd % APPEAR before this CouFf- q
sllos cause shf AZ order SHOULD not
~ granted 20 said psfiflousf - sall
- much Of the Fual estate Il aid
mlnors as is necszsAfy
IT fAFrkrMn oapHnHn. Tat this
efdsf ue published fer thfee successive
sesks ~ HcstiY newspaper e Fso-
sfzl circulation, Published iH WAsh
lHgtua Count. Oklahoma and for
three successive sfeks iu : ueekiy
nssapapVf ~ geuefsl circulation. pub
listed ln Craig County. Oklahoma.
before tie hearing daf 90 I'D petl
ton.
Dated AZ Ninita. "a klalsamz. tins
10th day of aarch. iis'e
fsNaL TnKn y. d FkKAa
County Judge
nfpnHK a ChKrMAM.
Atlurnwss Tor tie Guardian
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
STATE oF OKLAHOMA
tofArY % CnAia.
In. A.n...a.r
IN the matter of the s.sase a nsn.
ua Hlcks deoeasaa

In The matter o. the s4afs q Den.
ua Iilctk deceased.
Notice 4 hereby given that ia par.
Aafancs of an order q tie ea1nfg
oourt % tie co1nty 81 CFale. state "a
Otlal1mA lna4e on the slh daF az
April A y. 1893. ka tre matter ~ the
estate of Dennis Hicks. lzte of tie
elsy of Niuita. County q fnls. stats
q oklaisoma. deceased. tfa under
slgned, W u Nentsrs aamsuissFaxnf
of said dccsaaed, ulil nail =. public
ion % The biggest bidder. for naxf
9. Mcnday, the @eth day uf Arrll. A
y lges a. tie hour Of one o'a.ena 3
q of said dav, Al the nenuH Hicks
farm IN aid CRAZY Connff. Ihe Feglnw-
lnE pwrAnA property. goWlg Al q
tie improvements ioGAfsd 60 AL
fAfSa consisting az tie followfm2 fima
twp Fuum dwelling lauuAe. nne fgAntm
nAfN. ore chicken laoaaa uue nile ~
hasfb size frnclng consisting nf to
NifeN and posts oue wwIG u arinklnx
waief, Ona well 81 sfaak aa1af. ore
orc gaAfd of ? bearing apple tfasa
DATED this tth dAy q Apul 4. =,
los
" II vNs1nns.
Z Admlnistfatof Of TIE sslals
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

and ss.l of ne.i 81 ne of see ~ {.
s9ntr q . ana - of ne I of nst
Of sec. "a. 4. iea, Il g. containing
- acres
Listed Coz ,als Apfl. 9, lals. bids o
be opened Juns 5, iaee.
No. q Allotment Of samuel lunch.
deceased.
s. Of net OF sec IS. T25n., Il ises
soacres
No E.Allo,msnt of John Roes
deceased
Lot 8 of secs, tpiin. range = ..
ana the south a. acres of ios !
aud lot Z, and Tie west e ACRES
u the - 1890 acres of lot Of &c
70 II o. rAngc " e. containing
y e- acres
No ~ Aliutlnens pi EllA Eln~uiue.
aessss~d
Tf.s of 10 ~ ~ ! 1 and = ! II
ne - u - and 50 Of IL -
u - "a ard ~ "a o. - "a q 80 II.
- = a. = ige., and ne Of ns
sof nwi-tof sec 3. tpzsn.. : q =.
and - - Of al.t OF - Il and 4
b ofsi-2of ssitof sec - - y a.
: ase. 80 acres.
No = Allotment Of Rider Guzz
deceased.
y half Of M az of ne az and ne II
Of ne a ne ~ and - a. of NJ af e
ne fof sec y, % aon, = - : and
ne u II ~ " and half Of ne u Of
ne u aud 9 half Of ~ a Of nv u
md 50 qr o. te qr Of NJ ~ Of -
- tpIen. o. 2ie, iae acres.
No - Alloimen q Daniel
Dasghsfty, deceasd
Sc a q 50 ~ and . half q ss y Of
- u and = haliof " n Of = n and
- u Of - az Of aec q. Ard ne II ef
~ a and half ofnw q Il ofns ~ ard
i hAlf of se a. oi nw ~ u sc 8.
= n d. { =. containing 90 acres.
No Il Alio,msn, q Nancy camp
haN. diseased
e IN II nw ~ and hair q lie IL
q - IL and half u ne u u na
II u nw ~ and - qf u ~ 81 II
IL ~ of src ai =. is a. - q aua
half = u~ afof So ar ~ ses s.
I siu.. fei e.. containing 20 Aefss
Listed for sale April ~ iee blds q
II opsaed June 10, le4s
Al hids must bs accompanied = &
dalT certified chocs.on soms solvent
lans essabls 10 ihs Commissioner =
lailau a1Alrs. iof 2e per cent Of tle
amount II fle BIDS
All hlds sho IA b. asposlsed sifh
9lss uufel states Indian agent
unsss aeen-3. HUssuEee. Indian Ter.
floff. and snclosed in , separate
ssalsd siissiope, unon which must -
srlttsn IBID fef Inherited Indian
Ianas. and tie date ehsn tie hld Is
70 - opeued TIE envelope must nul
dlselose 4 description Of il.s lalsd.
kny Information pertaining - aeii-
snip and proofs furnished y pesltldHl.
sfs i On hls a. the Unlon ageneY aad
may - eKaminrd BY ans pfuspsetls
hssidrA
Until further notice ohsciAl LIST II
fFsek ards will ~ ADVERTISED IN -
Hnsauges pil0enlK. Cherokee landa II
tie Elnlta rhleftAln choeiaW laads
ii sle Esnnlnw Ness McAieafaf afsa
Ehlekaaam lands lu the Ehlckaslgs
! HggTssa
Hani.sf lnfofm1flon and eoples #
he regulations governing ulsse szlea
iii be keut upon application.
DkNA II. kHfaHf,
United States Indian agent.
ernAyED Ons lay mare seven
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
Commissioners Meet.

The County Commissioners Il
Craig county met IN csts session
here Monday and Tuesday ard
allowed bills 70 che amount q
$3.50. IS and appointed W. 2. Danlels
oi Township No. a assessor t.
fil the vacancy d NJ Duncan Whn
resigned They also assisted she
township assessors II getting ready
q begin assessing tls takable nro.
persy q Craig county next Monaav
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
81 - candld.l.a.

Shawnee 81 rhe hght Cor who
has settled daau e two candidates.
i II Remington aud G. A. Jenkins.
The contest n the beginning Vas a
many sided ene. - which The demo.
Gratis. nFahlhlgtuulata and aemlpfohlbl
iinnlAls each had : mnn they wanted
favored & = Remington has been
druggist IN lhiA city Cor aeveFAl
NHnfA
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
TULSA TRAIN REACHES CHICAGO
oklshoma Representatives pay Visit
70 Points of Interest

Chicago. III with a special tFain
of ave ears = party o. ia representa-
tive citizens mad a military band %
twenty three pteeea the Tulsa. Oh.
boosters reached Chicago this morn.
ing and brought 90 the Great North.
ern Il0tel. State street. the stock
wards and other metropolitan points
a hree2Y touch IL Southwestern vigoF
Tulsa il pleased q call itself the
Chicago eF the southwest That a
the reason that Chicago has been
saved practically tlil the last trip
in which biz Included an the large
cities ef the eastern and middle
states
Emmett Dalton 4 man whose name
years ago vas synonymous with
bloody battles IN frontier towns and
conlnres ~ images Of the Dalton
gang. 80 called. came eith the tut
50 delegation Of business men re-
speetsd and honored By them a. a
feisos eiilzeH Dalton vas the most
tnconaplrueas member OF The party
Although Dalton i not seeking no.
teriety himself hts irisnds bubble
over With suecdalez tending toa how
bic natural makaaalmlty.