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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18

70 partially carry purpose section
protecting safety
railroads mating unawIal to haul permit to be hauled
railway line train operated IN this state not
enlpd aceoralne provisions Of this Act u'aS1e lawful for
corporation receive from
ns road shippers sne train not equed
sufficiently violation
visions Of this lawful order Of the cofgoaIoa Commission
hereto and how suits to be ronsht under
this Act
HE ENACTED PEOPLE or THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
section corporation
controlling railroad through
os n one point to another in this state use any
engine point
eaupfd operating
without least
equipped with
brakes wheels locomotive made of steel
and design The Corporation
commi after full hearing and for good
equipped Under this Act aud every corporation lessee
said Commission shall
hereafter provided
De aniaea corporation lessee receiver
p permit to be hauled use ia line any locomotive
within
equipped
which t aneoup without the necessity H going between the
,ne "
when corpraior
oalne rnioad within this equipped sufficient
win the provisions this may
awiu refuse receive from CONNECTING line Of road ppea
equipped with
and other appliances required by this
section corporation.
controlling railroad
9
anhois eide o. the ends and m steps each side under ladders
section unlawful any corporation lessee manager
controlling alnad in this State
traffic
sis1 inches perpendicular
o
heights
shan
Section all corporations leasees managers or receivers oper
atne ontong raiod within this state shay and maintain
used whatsoever
such
pilot extending
The height shall
the engine tank the entire width and
ad boards shan eight nailed along
their such this timber
shan upwards right angles to the surface said board
slipping a
eaenny o
length said proper height 10 form ana be catch
rod
section Tha an
controlling railroad within
an cabin
e end Of such car platform not less hanwo CD feet broad and such
shall
euardraiI bauster
sufficient firmly persons
other uaed shall
hae and such bratng shall an times maintained
Wi ~ 5000 "hhk vlon ih "dton 70 hahd hakes and sueh
hooes cabin other
tmes a conductors
arhahe valve provided further that am atoo cabin
ppefatd on 9uch railroad shall he proyldei a
Section CORPORATION reoeyef
line q railroad whole or
q ne provisions this Act shan okhoma
penalty not e nan ten dollars Than hundred
m each offence ani such penat shall DE
shah brought ia competent
aetion Ia IN the State through
falooa line lines by the attorney direction
b the
out Of which trains be operated
Section ANY officer repenauye corporation
ieee receiver operating railroad
within this Who shall Violate
be gply
punished b 0ns Of NOT less than dollars hundred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18


snail ne given for nnr or cars for which
the loreHoins. TORN OF requisition for
cars has been made.
tstation stamp)
fetatior,
a
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7 hereby Gritty that received
FROM .....4. ...a......,..4....+.
...4........................s..-......
.......s....4...... ..s.......
q requsitlon for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
cars suitable for shipping ...........
..t....... ..+................ same
To be placed at ..............a....
.,-..........4..... .....-...........s.
on the ............+......,
day Of ..................
tSinned) ..................
Agent Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Com
pany at............... Okla.
Section iA--it shall be the duty OF
the transportation companys agent to
advise the applicant Of this require
ment aud II necessary to assist ship.
per in 0lllng out application. The
transportation Company must have
a sufficient supply OF the required
blanks on band at each station to
meet the requirements OF the shipper.
Section l4--lf ear or cars are re-
fused at destination by cOnsignee the
carriers shall promptly notify the
shipper by wire Of such refusal The
destination Of car may be changed.
and through rate from point OF origin
TO final destination shall be protected
subject to the following reconsign-
ment rules
arrival of car at first destination a
charge OF $iOO per car shall be made
OBJ II order for changing destina-
tlOu or ItrOnSlgHlug car rs given DN
shipper or other party authorized to
give same. Wlthln twentN-lohr hours
after lmiAee OF arrival has been given,
the CONSIGNED, at first destination, a
charge OF 500 per car shall be made
ii after twenty-iour hours and within
tortyelght nodrs, S5.OV per car, and
after forty-elght hours the charge
shall be S5,pV per car plus the regu-
lar demurrage charge.
tC) When shipment II diverted
IN transit short OF hrst destination,
such point snail be considerCd the
first destination
Section la.--This order shall be IN
fun force and effect on ami after the
2pd day of March, l9oS.
(SEAL)
Corporation Commission
j. p. LOVE
Chairman.
A. +. WATSON,
Commissioner.
j J. McALES TER
Commissioner.
ATTEST:
" l.. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, February 3, 1908.
----
(First published IN Daily Leader
Feb. 4, l90s)
CORPORATION coMMls.
SION or OKLAHOMA
Order no. ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18

l.umher rates viii apply upon
l.umher except Walnut Bulternnf
Cherry and woods OF value. also on
the following articles. la straight or
mixed carloads
Base b0aeds.
Bed SlolS
Hlocks. ocrner and Ba7o Biocks
Head and Pi,h, Box Lumber or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18

Renters
WANTED For two wen improved
100 acres in good 10 alton; ga acres
8 l-2 miles irom Guthrie; SO acres
near Iconium; and for l60 acres near
Dudley. THE GAFFNEY COMPANY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
Nelnhhorhonh Eaunrits

'.e'd"'SfH~0 aNofiACs
Mrs. ~. D. Charles. OF Harbor,
Maine, speaking OF Electric Bitters.
says: III Is a noighborhood fayorlte
here with us" IL deserves to be a
favorite everywhere. II gives quick
relief in dyspepsia. liver complaint.
Btqaney deranslments. malnotritdon,
nervousness. weaknesa and general
debility It's action on the 1loel, as
a thorough purilier -iakes il espe.
cially uceful as a spring medicine.
This grand Alternative tonic is sold
under guarantee at c. X. Renfros
drug store. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18


Shocks Intending scnrfed Berry Box
Material i1 Bundles OF Racks.
Carpenters Mouldings
Casing.
combined Lath and sheating.
Curtain poles la the rough cut to
Dimensions aud turned.
Cross Arms
Fence Posts
Gntterine. rough.
l.ath. Pine or Cypress Lumber. IN
cmding Ceiling. Flooring except Wood
Carpet, WainacoatinP. Match Blocks
and Circus Seats, mot upholstered
nor with baoksl
Paving Blocks
pickets
Piles
Rough Sawed 1fewn shapes for AgA
riculture implements and Vehicles.
Shingles
spools for barbed wire, X. ID.
Slaves, Heading and Hooks
Stave. Bolts.
Tank Material, sawed shape, raclsed
mp.
Telegraph and Telephone Poles.
Bridge Piling
Walnut Logs not squared
Well Tubing, Window Stools. Aprons
and Hoods.
Rule No. 2.
Fence Posts, in straight carloads.
SPLIT and round, shall take twenty t20)
per rent less than lumber rates.
Rule No. 8.
Articles Taking Higher Than Lumber
Walnut Butternut and Cherry
Lumber and Walnut Logs tSuuared)
carloads. three CD cents above the
lumber rates.
All other Woods Lumber Rates.
The following articles when loaded
in straight or mixed carloads. viii
take one % cent per 100 pounds
a5oYe the Lumber Rates, subject to
the minimum weights governing ship
ments of Lumber When loaded with
articles taking Lumber Rates. they
will take CD cents above the Lumber
Rates on the actual weight OF such
articles the total charges on the en-
tire carload however. not to exceed
the charges on a straight or mixed
carload Of articles taking one IN
cent per 100 pounds above Lumber
Rates.
Angle Beads.
Astragals
Balustrades.
Balustrade Work
Base Boards.
Blinds, Inside and Outside
Blocks. Corner and Base.
Blocks. Head and plnth
Doors glazed with common Window
Glass OF unglazed (if glazed. re-
leasedD
Gable Ornaments.
Grille Work.
Interior Trimmings
Pannel lambs.
Scroll Work. -.
Shelves.
Shutters Inside.
Spindlea
Stair Work. Newells. Rlsera Treads,
Railings. Balusters, and Post Orna-
ment KID and taken apart
tCarpenters Mouldings.
%Casing
Closet Fittings,
Closet Seats.
Closet Tanks.
Corner Beads
Cornice Brackets
Cresting
Door lambs.
Doors, Panel
Doors, Screen.
Panel WainscoatIng and Ceiling.
Pantry Fittings.
Pilasters
Porch Newels.
Porch or Piazza Columns
Porch Railing
Porch Work
Portiere Work.
Rosettes
Sash. glazed with common window
glass, or unglazed tlf glazed, re
,lea8ed)
Store Fronts
Turned Work, entering into the Con.
struction of Buildings.
%Wainscoating.
Wash Tub Covers
Window. Door, Blind and Screen
Frames, set up or X ID.
WiIdows, Screen.
Window Stools. Aprons and Hoods
Applies when manufactured from
woods other than those enumerated
above as taking lumber Rates.
The basis for rates on Inside Finish
Material win not apply on articles
named when polished or yarnishcd
The foregoing rates will not apply
on articles named when manufactured
from Mahogany, Rosewood. Iignum
Vitae or other valuable foreign woods
Rule NO. 4.
Cordwood, Sawdust and Slabs,
Rough Logs and Bolts for excelsior
In straight carloads shall take thirty
three andonethird (33 l-3) per cent
less than Lumber Rates.
Rule No. S.
The following articles. when loaded
IN straight on mixed carloads Will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
Bills Of Moment


nY rhANKLIN

TO partially tho purpose Section Of Article XX OF e Con
Of oklahoma relative protecting the health and safety Of
permit to be hauled
railway operated this state not
ednped according Of this e H lawful for
receive from
connecting line shippers one train not eqpsd
provide violation Of the
visions lawful Of the CORPORATION Commission
brought under
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18

Rates IN Cents
per 100 lbs.
Distance Miles.
T1tulhap Tnfl
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

MT. and Mrs. Tom Collins left on last nights train for Chicago.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Slaughter were passengers on the evening train yes terday for Hachita, from which point they will return tomorrow.
 Ro ert Anderson, former owner of the Anderson Apache property is in the city from Hachita.
 Number Four, east bound was forty five minutes late last evening.
 E. A. J. Tovey and J. R. Todd are expected to leave today for Dawson N. M., to do some auditing for the com pany at that point. They expect to return to Douglas in time to partici pate in the celebration of the fourth.
 Another entry in the double handed drilling contest for the Fourth has been received by the local chamber of commerce, being that of C. and M. l.. Gilman of Bisbee.
 G. A. Laney, representing Friedman Brothers Shoe company of St. Louis is visiting the city in the interest oi his house.
 Harry Calisher, who is enjoying Cal ifornia resorts. will return to Douglas within few days.
 w. s. Delay of the Copper Queen store. accompanied by his wife and child returned yesterday afternoon from a trip of three weeks in storm Lake, Iowa. They report that trains are still being delayed in the vicinity of Kansas City on account of washouts
 B. A. Packard with his wife and son were passengers on the west bound train yesterday afternoon. N. s. Finch returned yesterday from Nacozari, after having been in Mex lco for some weeks.
 Frank B. WaIlney of the locai ' freight office will leave July for Port Dover. Canada. where he vii spend his vacation.
 R. W. Harris has entered the employ of the local freight depot, his dutie' commencing yesterday.
 J. B. Murphy has resigned his pos ltion in the office Of Agent MustaiI and has entered the employ of th' Douglas Improvement company.
 F. " Marvin. a mining man iron
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

Mexico is registered at the Roy hotel.
 W. C. Humphrey left this morning 1t one o'clock in his automobile for his mining property about seventy miles south of Douglas. He makes most of the run at night and in the early part of the morning in order to avoid the intense heat encountered in the day. He will arrive at the mine about sev- en a. m, barring accidents.
 o. B. Dawson left yesterday for Fl PasO. He reports that the concen- trating plant on their property near Nacozari has begun work this week, and they will be shipping out cOncen- trates within a month.
 J. E. Benton and wife arriver in he city yesterday from Ouray Color ado, where Mir. Benton was called by he serious illness of his mother sev' sral weeks ago. Mir. Benton is mana ger of the Moctezuma Banking com' pany.
 John F. Hohstadt returned to his ranch in Mexico yesterday. F. E. Selden went to ROdeo yester' day.
 Leslie SkiIes and Floyd Smith came down fro mBisbee yesterday morning, where they went on business. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bigelow, mother of J, P. Bigelow of this city, came in from i Bisbee yesterday. Mrs. Bigelow is , suffering from cancer in advanced ! form.
 Two cars of beef cattle came in yes terday from J. H. DOwdle of Wilcox consigned to the San Bernardino Mar I ct of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
SABhR|A CASE
 IS CONTINUED
 IN DIST. COURT
Writ of MandamuS Denied In Trapman-McDonald Case Pat Murphy Prefers Hospit- al to the Yuma Valley.
Especial to the Review.)

TOMBSTONE, June 26.-There was not much doing in the district court today especially this morning. An or der was entered declaring Zundel Brothers of Bisbee bankrupt and re- ferring the sane to the referee for adjudication
 The trias snrors will report for revolutionist who is at present being held in the jail at Tucson, against Anton Maza ct al for damages, ar1s- ing out of the alleged kidnapping of Sabaria at Douglas last year. was con tinued for the term on motion Of AL torney Cleary for the plaintiff.
 The trial purors will report Tor duty in the morning, but it is under stood that there will be but little for them to do between now and after the Fourth of July.
 The evidence and transcript Of the case of the government vs. William I,entz. who was recently convicted or the crime of adultery, ilas been com uleted and the papers will now De sent 10 the supreme court, to which
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
CORNER STONE LAID
 FOR NEW CAPITOL

PIERRE, s. D.. June 26.-The lay ing of the corner stone for the new state capitol building was made a gala event, in which all parts of South Dakota wer represented. The event was marked by simple but impressive ceremonies conducted under the aus pices of the Masonic grand lodge. J. J. Davenport of Sturgis acted as mas ter of ceremonies, and he was escort ed by the DeadwoOd commandery oi Knights Templar. The state and city officials took part and there were dele cations of visitors from Hot Springs
 Lead. Sioux Falls, Rapid City and oth
 CT cities and towns of South Dakota.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27

short stay there his thoughts wander ed back to the home he had left and he began to work his way back. He arrived here a few days since and at once applied for admittance to the hospital, claiming to have injured his ankle. When asked why he had come back. after stating that he would re main away after being furnished with the transportation, stated that he did not so understand it and wanted to be permitted to re-enter the hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
THAw-wHlTE TRAGEDY

NEW YORK, June 26.-Two years ago Thursday at the Madison Square roof garden, occurred the killing oi Stanford White, the noted architect by Harry K. Thaw, the young Pitts, burg millionaire, an eynt whichstirred New York as nothing of the kind had done since the staying of Jim Fisk by Med" Stokes. O nthe first ami versary of the tragedy young Thaw was still a prisoner in the Toombs awaiting the beginning of his second trial. The second anniversary finds him in more comfortable qurters in the Poughkeepsie jail, awaiting the action of the courts to determine whether he shall be returned to the prison for the criminal insane at Mat teawan or transferred to some private institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
slseEs GETS CONTRACT.

DOUGLAS, June 26.-(Special.)- C. A. Overlook returned yesterday on the train from Nacozari, taking the afternoon train for Los Angeles, from which point he expects to return within a week. He states that bids On the post office building had been opened, ut the contract had not as yet been let. Wm. Bashore submitted the lowest bid for the work but the figure WAS not obtained.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
FRANTZ IS MISSING.
Last Heard of While Visiting in
 Washinqton.

Last Heard Of "hile VisItIn9 III
 Washington.
 News has reached Phoenix that Frank Frantz, formerly a prominent Arizonan and the last governor of the territory of Oklahoma, has dropped completely out of sight. It is report ed that his friends and relatives in Oklahoma have not heard of him for over two weeks and are telegraphing all over the country in an endeavor to get some trace of him.
 Advices received in Phoenix state that the last heard of Frantz was that he was visiting in Washington, where he is well known.
 As late as q week 9go last Friday his personal effects were still at a Washington hotel. He left no word at tne hotel upon his going away and his apartments were held ten days for him in expectancy of his return.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
Cochise County
body the case has been appealed.
 Write Denied.

The application asked for in the district court by Herman Trapman
 for a writ of mandamus to compel
 Live Stock Inspector Porter Mcdonald
 to visit his ranch and inspect a num-
 Der of hides, was called in the court yesterday and was denied. McDon- aid had refused to go and inspect the hides because the plaintiff, Trapman,
 had refused to take out a butchers license while he was killing and ped
 ding beef, and the inspector had him arrested on this charge. The trial in the justice court resulted in finding Trapman guilty. He appealed the case to the district court, where it is still. pending Mcdonald refused to go and inspect the hides until Trap man paid the license that he claimed
 to be due to the Live Stock Sanitary Board. Rather than let Trapman i lose the value of his hides. the in spector will now inspect the hides and tag them, so that they can be sold and shipped. although the court held that it could not compel aim to do SO | in view of the fact that Trapman had
 not complied with tine provisions of i the law himself.
 And mufphy came BACK
 l Like the proverbial cat. that came
 back, a patient at the hospital named
 Pat Murphy continues to find his way
 back to the county hospital. although
 having been discharged from that in-
 stitution a number of times and even furnished transportation on the rail
 roads. About six weeks since Muf- phy appeared before Clerk Benner of | the board of supervisors office and
 stated that if the board would fur
 nisa him with transportation to Yuma that he could get work there and
 would not be burden to the county
 any longer As Murphy had been in
 the hospital for some time the trans iportation was forthcoming and Mur- phy left on the next west bound train But the surroundings of the Yuma val Hey were not appealing to Murphy, as
 he thought they were and after a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
TAFT SURE TO WIN.
Astroloeers Agree Fate Holds Event
 ful Career in Store.

RstFoio9efS agree rate r1oioS ENShE
 fu Career in Store.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Two local astrologers have been communicating with the stars and find that all things are working together for the good of William H. Taft The astrologers agree about this. They find in the stars that Mir. Taft will be elected not only once, but twice. However the stars say that the two terms will not be continuous. Instead Theodore Roosevelt is to be chosen president at the conclusion of the first Taft term to be in turn succeeded by his predecessor.
 Great things are in store tor the nation, the stars say speaking through the seers. The republic is to engage in war during the Taft administration from which it will emerge victor Furthermore, Mr. Taft is promised a long and happy life; his enemies being confounded and his friends upheld.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-27
AMERICANS MURDERED.
Victims Of Foray by Filipino Ill
 Tribesmen.

MANILA, June PA telegram re ceived here yesterday from the IS- land of Negros tells of the murder of Everett, a government forester, T. R. Wakely. a school teacher, and four Filipinos by hill tribesmen. The par ty had started across the Island of Negros, which is one of the least civilized of the extreme southern
 group of islanders and had been mis- sing for six weeks. No details of the murders have been received here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-27

New goods, imported hats and feit
cowboy hats at Mrs. c. L. DECKER
sons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-27
EXCURSION TO THE VOL,
CANO, TAKING IN THE
WILD WEST SHOW
AT HILO.

If sufficient bookings can be obtain
ed (not less than 25), an excursion will
leave Honolulu on Tuesday, January
18th, by the S. S. KINAU to cover the
following itinerary:
Arrive at Hilo Wednesday, early in
the afternoon; tHe night will be spent
in Hilo, Thursday morning leave by
rail for Glenwood, thence by stage to
the Volcano, arriving in time for
lunch; visit the crater in the afternoon
and evening. Thursday morning re-
turn to Hilo where the party will re-
main until Monday afternoon; leaving
by S. S. CLAUDINE, arriving at Ho-
nolulu Thursday morning, February O..
special rate of $500 covering all
necessary expenses for the round trip
will be given.
This will give an opportunity to take
in the Wild West Show in Hilo On
Saturday, February ].
The steamship portion of the ticket
will be good for return by the K1NAU
Friday. February 7th, should parties
prefer to return by that vessel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-27
JAPANESE RIDER THE
CAUSE OF A M|XUP

Takamoto, turnkey at the kinshl-
uya hotel, on Aala street, had never
been astride horse, but he had seen 9th
ers riding and it looked easy>to him. At
cordingly he essayed yesterday, help
ing himself to saddle horse tied up
in front of his hotel. AS soon as he
had turned the corner on Beretania
avenue his horse bolted and Takamoto,
filing both fists with name, shut his
eyes and let-her-go. The result was
that he collided with hack 50, smash
ing the rig and breaking the hack
horse s leg. He himself landed on the
curb and his saddle horse disappeared
in the direction of Kalihi.
The matter was reported to the po-
lice, Officer Apana going to the scene
of the collision and putting the hack
horse out of his misery with pistol
bullet. Takamoto has agreed to make
good the damage He has lame back
now and the saddle horse, at last ac-
counts, was still running toward Ka-
lihi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-27
Street CAR AND
HACK IN COLLISION

As the result of collision between
a hack and a King street rapid TRANSIT
car on Saturday evening the hlhs
street system was put out of business
for FORTY minutes, the hack was SMASH
cd and the occupants spilled out On
the road. being bruised and shaken up
but not seriously injured. These were
nr BRENNAN. of the Chinese hospital
and a companion ,,;ho
The hack was driven down Lima
street and across the ear track on hlhg'
the driver apparently not noting the
approach of the ear. The motOrman
also failed to slow up, thinking possl.
bIv that the hack would be clear o.
danger. As result of the non-oO-
servance and guesswork the hack was
run into hard enough to smash II up
badly.