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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
FAVOR OLD-FASHIONED
Attn Or JULY CELEBRATION

Il Guthrie 70 have 2 Fourth 0f July
celebfation2
This question will BE- decided at the
meeting Of the board Of directors o.
the Guthrie chamber Of commerce 20.
morrow AFTERNOON.
Secretary WI A. Rayson. 0f the
chamber Of commerce, stated to-day
lhat the matter had been discussed
frequently and that the indications
we're thet Guthrie would have q cele.
bration. A number 0f nierchanta who
were interviewed on the subject TO-
day stated that they ase heartily III
favor of an old fashioned celebration
as the clsy has not had a GLORIOUS
Fourth" Tor aome years
Guthrie has d0uhIe.haade4 base
bali game here on the Fourth With
paltgburg. Excursions will be- run
on all railso and arrangements
win be made 10 accommodate 10000
people at the ball grounds whether
lluthfle has q celebration Or not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
.AFF|RMS LOWER COURT
IN ELEGNUN CASE

Justice Turner in an opinion rem.
desed IN the Supreme court today at.
firms the district court OF OkmuIgee
county IN declaring n. l. Alexander
elected county Judge Of 0hnwlgee
county at the lime the constitution
was adopted.
j /. Newheuge. the Democratic
candidate was given certificate Of
election upon the official returns. Alex
ander filed q contest. alleging FIRE.
guaritles IN the count Of the vote in
township No. /. Tho trial court or
dered recount Of the township vote
and found some ballots IN favor Of
Alexander In the mutlated ballot en-
yelope and after a recount declared
AlexRndes the eaunty Judge.
An order was issued By the court
extending the present term Of district
court at Enid IN Garfield county an.
I'll June 2eth
IN the Brlal0w.sapulpa county seat
contest the plaintiffs were given leave
to file an amended petition.
The cause Of SHELTON vs. Wood et al
was dismissed upon agreement filed
at cost Of plaintiff In error.
Numerous motions Rere passed up.
Oh by the court extending the time
to file reply briefa IL number Of
causes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
STRANGERS ARREST
ENDS BARGAIN GAME
"FIVs Crisp Bills You Can't
Tell From The Real
Thing, For 81"

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Durant Okla, June S-That there
are sllll fertile fields for che opera.
tions Of the green goods swindler Is
evidenced by the eight or ten charges
lodged against 'Dr" u. plumlee At
Vlan, OKLA. and charge against him
here. Residents Of Wan and Durnnt
we're approached bya man who Is said
10 have offered to supply counterfeit
national bank bills that are just aa
good as the genuine, at the liberal
iate Of five 10 ones5 bogus for
81 IN honest money Ia each instance
the money for the green goods was
paid IN advance, and while the oper.
ator showed crisp, bright samples Of
the spurious bills, none OF them were
delivered.
So intent on getting hold Of some
of the money was one Of the Wan
victims that he tralled the man and
located him In nurant. insisting the
money be Forwarded BY express. An-
probation Of the humorous was evil
dent when the insIatent victim. Caba
cantrell, opened his package and
found instead 0f the much.wanted
counterfeit money. dime novel,
Begged Him TO Take Hls coin
The lone victim In Dufant was I'D.
Perry. q young Indian After yaiHly
trying to borrow s45 from che Indian,
the stranger showed him aome crisp
new bills. which he elalnHed we're
counterfeit but could not be detected
from the genuine even by bank Of
gielalH.
They went to nenison together 20
gel the money and when they failed
10 find II there Perry paid 500 with
which 70 order $500 Of the bank no ea
When lhs money failed 10 aFrlse per
~ consulted the loeal police.
The operator learned That the Of.
fieets were after him and be left
town afoot leaving several other an
xious prospects behind. He went
10 sterfaf, south Of this city, where
he took a night train for tbs north,
coming back through Durant
The officers found plumlee locked
IN one Of the coach lavalufleH, Plum
lee Is q man past middle age about
5 feet Il inches IN height. and has
been paralyzed on the left side. which
causes him to limp
When ne came 70 Dufant few
months ago be leased the Palace ho
tel, but d short time later abandohed
the place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
REHEARING EVIDENCE
IN TELEPHONE CASE

The Corporation commission coin.
meneed hate Monday afternoon %
rehear the Enid telephuae case which
was recently remanded by the su'
prema cohn for additional evidence
and findings of fact Az today's hear
Ing II developed that the Pioneer
Telephone company wanted the com
mission to all0W 4 certain amount for
depreciation of pr0periB zach month";
when the experts Of the commission
brought out BY Testimony that the
depreciation" items had been taken
care off rom day TO day out 0f the
expense and revenue account.
Hunt Chipley general solicitor, aud
8. II. Harris, Of Oklahoma City. are
representing aaa Pioneer company u
the hearing, which win probably be
concluded today
Assistant Attorney General George
Henshaw. Telephone Expert Ueorg7
Player aud Auditor Henry Wilmer.
Ing are representing che c0mmia-
sion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
PEOPLE MUST ACT FIRST
SAYS GOV. Haskell
Leagues VIII Look After law
Enforcement and Assist
Officials

Hereafter the people ii 0klahoma
must be the evidence collectors ana
The prosecutors of violations ~ M
statewide prohibition laws. Thls III
lhe ultimatum resulting from 4 cop
'ereuce between Gov Haskell. FRED
J Caldwell, hts enforcement attorney
olapenaary superintendent stone. AMI
lthern.
The people must sct thrai saya
haskell. The campaign, Al outlined
begins tms week, aud Rev William
Murdoch Or Ralston, prohibition lead
II til The first Legislature laff unthrlO
ast night, armed with authority III
iQuor diepenaary inspector, fo oFKAu
40 ciYic leaguea ID an l0naIltGea HI
VIII vlslt Goltrg, Carrier auM Avs
first, and then proceed thruughnnl AllA
Western Oklahoma All The same Alma
I +, Calu OF TeloKa. who hHa been
ictiHg as diapanaAry uraaH aNanA. IWlGl
e doing similar work IN Eastern uk
Rhonn.
such CivIn leagues d faAl IL IL
Eanlzed. will constitute the evidence
settefa f0f fhet pfoAeeHsgua d IIaae
fiolutiona: will look Hfshf Inv 81
orcement. and assist city and counts
'fiieera n every maanaF paasIhla. i
! Laughbaum. who has been attorney
or the state autl.aaIuon ieaasse, witt
% assigned to civic IeaeAa ofRAnlzA
ion work. aa will also Sam Stone. Il
Soon aa Gov HASKELL names aIa
ienaHFy superintendent to succeed
tim.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
MISSOURI SUPREME
COURT ENJOINS JUDGE

Jefferson City, Mo-, June S.--The
state supreme court today issued a
writ OF prohibition against Judge
George Williams, Of the st. Louis
circuit court. forbidding him from
proceeding with the injunction suit
By which Attorney Jones OF that city
sought 10 prevent certain railroads
from putting q three cent passenger
fare into effect The decision came
on a petition flied by several OF the
defendant roads.
There now remain but two cases
pending In the litigation between the
state and tbe railroads The first is
the etata,s appeal from judge MIC.
Phers0n's decision declaring the
rates to be conflscatOry. The other
ls the suit Of Attorney General
Major to oust the companies from
the state for alleged violation OF the
anti.truA laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08

Toxic, June s-The departure Of
Rear Admiral Giles b. Harbers squad
ron for Manila, scheduled for today,
has been delay ed. owing to the dis
c0yery OF thefls aboard the Calves.
on aud Denver. IN which the names
Of two warrant officers and several
seamen are involved.
Court i0artials have been ordered.
Rrass and other engine-room materials
aggregating $500 pounds, We're taken
from the ships on Decoration Day ana
sold 10 the Junk dealers in Yokoha
ma The value of the material Is es.
timated at 5000 yen $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
CONDEMN

Oklahoma City June s.Resolu.
slons vigorously dlsappfovlng the
Federal prosecution q the Muakogse
town lota caans On the ground that
II waA the common practIos IN aet-
ling land Il Ii expected VIII De pre-
scented ID The state commercial clubs
convention here thIa afternoon.
More than two hundred delegates
are here discussing means for civic
and country advancement The con.
venlion opened 1t 1850 O'Clock this
nftarnoun. q. b bee. rae expert d
H. gorgDrall0n commission. wIls e.
Stare hhe eIubs uf the e0maH MsioHis
Support ~ uBllolalng the Fignka oF
EI.a a0EhwssE ehIppaFN AasaeEztlohs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
VIEW PRACTICAL WORK

t0Alah0ma Press SHFVieHI
CoalglHe, 0kln, June 3. Alter
viewing actAaI work 90 lnu0el Foada
near here thla morning, The delegates
TO the good roads convention ralufa
ed this afternoon iu elect county II
ilceN and conclude the meeting. The
practical views Of the movement Gre
ateh enthusiasm among igaa vIsl1uKa
and Il certain to result In e0unsFs
roads improvements over Tbs State
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
PHYSICIANS MIST Fl

That all physicians and surgeons
who have failed 70 file their registra,
ton eertlflcaie with the county clerk
are guilty Of misdemeanor is the
gist OF an opinion rendered today by
Attorney General Charles West TO ].
NJ. Baker, Of Enid, secretary OF the
state board OF medical examiners.
The attorney general also holds that
physicians who have neglected or
failed to reTeglster with dhe exam.
lining board and receive q certificate
since statehood and are practicing
ere also guilty Of misdemeanor
The penalty for violation Is a fine OF
from tl00 to $500 and Jail sentence
Of from Gu 10 100 days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
UNIVERSITY CITY
BALLOON WINS RACE
tBy Associated preasl

indianapolis. Ind. June a.--Until
noon today Il was believed the bal.
loon Indiana. which landed 1T Dick.
son. Tenn. At o'clock last night
after having been In the air forty.
nine hours wan winner uf the great
race thar started Saturday. Il now
develops thar the report that the
University City. of ST. Louis, navi.
Rased By John Berry and Paul Nc
Cullough landed at blanche. Tenn.
Monday was erroneous and advleea
today from Lookout Mountain, Ala.
say one unlyeralg City landed tliera
early thls morning. The balloon ss.
Isouie Third wae the one that landed
at Blanche, Tenn and confusion Of
names resulted III The false report
being ahnt uat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
PERlUREl SELF FOR FRIEND

Charged with committing perjury
IN making an affidavit 10 the effect
that Pearl McCathrOn was nineteen
years Of age when he knew her 10
be but fourteen years old, Abe Rob
erts was arrested this morning By
Sheriff Mahoney Roberts, who re.
sides at lll9 West College avenue.
Says he got himself into the trouble
for one John Jones who was married
10 the McCalhpn girl on a license
secured by Roberts.
Jones ~ now under arrest on q
statutory charge. having lived with
the girl ~ hts wife, Il Is alleged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
FINEST STRUCTURE IN STATE,
fOklahofna Press sefvIee1

FI7EWI7EW FT-W
Norman. Okla. June s~The gbate
university new building plana .sssre
approved today At the regents
nlenlina and the contract MalI be let
within thirty days, eostIng Two hun
dred thousand dollars. This structure
WIN be the finest educational lnsii-
tuition IN the state. replacing the
maln building burned two years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08

The teaans that have played here
lhls aeaaon report Guthrie to be Tue
best baseball town IL the laaeus.
They FelDrt that although Guthrie
ioe8 not have AZ larga Sunday ernwda
~ Muskosee and sprlngfIem she mas
swice ns good crowds aa amY other
Town on week days. The aughrla team
la now playing winning bun and The
sunday attendance ahonhl pick ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
nlaA WIND IN KANSAS.


wichita. Kas,, June S.The west
ern part Of Harvey county suffered
considerable damage from high wind
and hail last night. Several small
buildings and box cars were blown
away At Patterson three inches OF
rain fell 1t Is believed crops are moi
damaged seriously.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08

The regular tenn 0f United alala
district aud Circuit courts opened ii
ENID Monday Only brlsf sasalaa
was held seFefal nuilons and IT,
nnrrers we're passed upon. An I'd
iournment WIS tahen until July 6th
when Judge Cotteral viii aaslen Ill
he criminal and civil caaes nanalne
N the dueAets I'll both courts foF trial
turing the latter part ui the term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
CHARGED WITH "GUH- -T0TIHG'

Eing Wells. the one armed negro
nzaufant man plh runs place IN
sAa basement II the Kerper build.
I1a. coTner Harrison avenue and
Asuana street. AaId who. Il II said
sllot Fl @HNppgs Derby Sunday
nieha ID row over card game. was
afFaated bg 8hesIfg Mahoney Hhas
morning On warrant charging him
witt Hnh fgssnR King fallod ID
give bond Wh0n affasgued bafore
EaHnly Judge sIfana and Il now IN
Ne seaIfsH iasl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
sELF-DEFENs[ PLEA SAVES
fokIahoma prcss serrIeel

tttnthHnthN ttNNH cttN4tNl
Chickasha. Okla. June S.--W. II.
Thomas. tried for the murder OF EN-
met Goodwin police chief, in q street
duel here recently, was acquitted by
q district court jury at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. Self defense was the
plea, showing shat the men were
enemies Thomas was a subordinate
Of the alnin officer. The casa went
10 the jury at II O'Clock last nieht.
Immediately after the acQnittal
verdict In the Goodwin murder case
the court took up the trial of John
Jones, charged with numbering Hugh
Reed. both are negroes. Jones
claims ne shot at another negro IN
q crap game row, killing Reed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
GRANTED NEW TRIAL
An AnannIaInl -

Jefferson city. Mo-, june
Daniel u. Nouahl0n. former aaalat
ant clerk of the Ut. Louis h0nAo 1t
delegates, wis gtansed d new trial O.
The charge of bribery for which ID
was convicted IN February 1908. 81
The state supreme court to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
olRL is MISSING.


NWWIWIFUIFIN : F"HN NEF FFNWNT
Ardmofe, Okla, June S-lnquires
ln many cities N the state fall 10
locate Ruth Mcdonald, aged rs. step
daughter of 8. II. Wallace. OF Mars.
den, who Ii missing from nome. She
and her sweetheart Quarreed and the
glA disappeared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
WILL LIT!GLT[ OIL LANl
iohlahnma praaa seryIoel

W 7'IT17771TW 7 TET-7E W w
Tulsa. Okla, June S.--Sut invOlv.
Ing one hundred and twenty acres OF
oil land valued at half million dol.
lars in the Bald HIN pool, was IN.
slituted today against w H. R0esser.
Of Tulsa, and lae W. H. Roesser
companr by the Mahle Oh co. The
plaintiffs, 81, Louis mlilionalres. ac-
euse Roesser Of taking land lease
personally instead Of IN the com.
pany's name aud an accounting OF af.
fairs Is requested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
FlREMEN Will RECOVER.


NVNFNIIWEIIU FNHN KIIFFENUT
Oklahoma CITY June s,-~Iohn
Moore and @ y. Bean. city firemen
injured last evening IN collision
between q chemical engine and d
street car, are out Of danger and Will
recover Moore II was thought at
first was Totally injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
1900 VOLTS OF ELECTRICITY
toklahoma Press Service !

Enid, Okla. June S.-~James Bluds.
worth and June Weekly, hnemen,
were held dumb for sixteen minutes
by 1890 volts Of electricity passing
through their bodies ahis morning
when they attempted TO wire repairs
at the court house II was necessary
to cut off the power to release them.
Both were exhausted but we're re-.
vived.
Rloodsworth and Weekly both died
nj noon from the effect OF the cur.
rent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
NEw CANDIDATE N FIELp
fOklahoma preae gervIcel

tOklahnma Press Servlce)
Washington. June S-F n. Towns
ley Is the latest randldate for superln
tendent o. the plat National park a.
Sulphur, The position pays Fifteen
hundred dollars a year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08

Attorney General West holds IN at
opinlon today that the salary Of an
employee Of the state. unless other
wlse gpeeifieH by Law, unief the pres
ent lsw. II SIS month and IN en-
pioyee og any department could mol
dfaw more pag. eVan though aaaIKuaa
aaddIlEana auElae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
FIREMEN FAVOR CHANDLER


VVNINUWIIIW E-FVHN UNTFINUlT
chickasha, okla. June Chandler
ls favored for The next state fire.
mans convention by the three hundred
delegates gathering here today. Drilla
parade and contests form three days
program.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Personal Tax warrants
Attorney General West holds III az
opinion that on May ig. 1860, eoun
iy treaaurera should have issued war
rants against ell PARTIES for PERSONA
property taxes including all deiIn
quenl taxes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
ERIp cave LAuhBsngRe.

TWEHHH#HN3 FFHHH 9ETFINNJ
Iulaa uEEia. une 8 Ensd vlan
lAa nest n1nvAAflon ii The aleaE
EazlnaeHa2a association closing here
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08

Sheriff MahoHey made raid aH
West Harrison avenue tails morning
snd grabbed three alleged hpnslHaReFa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-08
WEATHER FORECAST

IHY AksoeIHEHd FfaHH.
New Orleans. juno Tonight ane
Wedneadag partly cloudy
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22
FORESTRY POLICY
TO Be MAINTAINED
Clifford Pinchot Denies That the Pres
ident Has Withdrawn His Support.

Washington. April 21-Chief For
ester Pinchot made the following state
ment today Any statement that
President Taft is not in sympathy with
the forestry and the conservation
movement is without foundation. on
the other hand l am authorized by the
president to say that he is in entire
sympathy with the forest policy and
the conservation policy as already
adopted and he stands behind them.
I am also authorized by the pres
ident To deny categorically the story
that great areas are To be thrown out
Of the national forests by presiden-
tial proclamation. The 'only possible
basis for such a rumor that l have
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22
DIRECTOR Of
RECLAMATION
Will Inspect irrigation Posi-
bi|ides ofParker Country
WILL SPEND TODAY THERE
Accompanied by Engineer
L. G. Hill, Guests of Presi-
dent Murphy and Party
Who Left at Midnight For
the Colorado River.
WILL SPEND TODAY THERE

President +. NJ. Murphy and General
Manager Drake. of the S. F.. p. & p,
arrived in the city last night. accom-
panied by F. p. Cruice and o. Long
acre, the object of the visit being to
take Frederick II. Newell. director of
the United States reclamation service,
and Engineer l. C. Hill ut TO the
Parker country. Mr.. Newell had been
DESTROYS of visiting that region on this
trip. for there are great irrigation prob
abilities there. He would have been
unable to make the inspection now for
lack of time but for this arrangement
of a special trip. The party left at
midnight and will return to the city
tonight. The gentlemen were accom-
panied by DIR. G. w. Vickers. Mr..
LOngacre will stop at Bouse and visit
the Little Butte mine.
Mr. Murphy said that before leaving
Prescott he met Consulting Engineer
Dwight, of New York. who had come
to inspect the Humboldt smelter, with
a view to its overhauling and early
rehabilitation. In the opinion OF Mr..
Murphy, the smelter will be in opera
ton within sixty days, when mining
throughout the north will be given
stimulus which has for some been lack
ing
On the subject of mining generally.
Mr.. Murphy said the outlook was bet
ter than it had been for long time and
he believed that there would be great
developments in the fall.
He is especially pleased with reports
from the south, where he is interested.
At Tombstone, ross-cutting is going
on on the 1,000-foot level without in
terruption from water. There is a
steadily increasing output at Imperial,
with a prospect of the early enlarge
ment of the smelter at Sasco.
Mr.. Murphy was asked regarding the
rumor of the early completion of the
Phoenix & Eastern railroad to the
ella Valley. Globe & Northern. He
replied that Information regarding that
would have to be sought from Colonel
Randolph, the representative of Mr..
Hartman, but he believed that the
line would be completed with little de
lay. Nothing, he said, was of greater
Importance to Phoenix and this valley
than the establishment of a connec-
ton on the south, and he thought that
the people of Phoenix ought to i'm
press that fact on those in control Of
the situation.
Regarding his own plans. Mr.. Murphy
believed that as soon as cool weather
sets in, the work of completing the
a. & c. to Bengal would be resumed
and pushed forward rapidly until
connection is made with the main line
He was hopeful, too. early in the fall.
of building branch lines from the A.
& c. INTO the rich mining regions
north and south of that line.
He is very hopeful OF the future OF
that entire region, lying east of the
Colorado. He believes that very soon
there will be big copper mines at diff
ferent points along the line. He added
that on account of the increased traf-
fic, he was hopeful soon of affording
an extra train service into that region.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22

been able to discover lies in certain
plans adopted by the forest service
months ago. These plans were in ac-
cord with the lines of the policy long
recognized and established. They We're
approved by Secretary Wilson and
they provide for a careful examina-
ton and mapping of the boundaries
of the national forests and of the char
acter of the land and the timber and
other growth, along these boundaries
Repeated charges, well known to be
baseless have been made. that the ma
tional forests contain vast areas of ag-
ricultural land. What agricultural
lands may be found along the boun-
DIARIES viii be restored to entry for one
Of the strongest desires of the forest
service now and in the past is that
any agricultural lands which have
been included in the national forests
should be open for use for agricul-
tural purposes.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22

Every garment hand tailored-ali
wool or slid and wool and fully
guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22
THE ANTHRACITE TROUBLE.
The President of the United Mine
Workers Has a Plan For End
Them.

Philadelphia, April 21.-President T.
L. Lewis of the mine workers union
and the three anthracite district pres
idents who arrived here Unexpectedly
today. called or President Baer of the
Reading company.
President Lewis says he has a plan
70 end the labor troubles in the an
thracite regions and the statement has
given rise TO rumor that a settlement
is in sight.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22
POST CARDS, PHOENIX VIEWS,
1c. EACH. PHOENIX VIEW BOOKS,
15c. EACH. AT THE BIG CURIO, ON
ADAMS ST.

Office Chief Quartermaster. Denver.
Colo, April 90, 1909.--Sealed proposals
in triplicate will be received here and
at office Of the Quartermaster at each
post below named. until IL a. m. May
20, 1909. for furnishing Corn, Oats,
Bran, Hay and Straw or bedding Hay,
required during the months of August
and September, 1909, at Fort Huachuca
and Whipple Barracks. Arizona; Fort
Logan and Denver. Colorado; Fort
Bayard and Fort Wingate, New Mex
leo; and Fort Douglas and Fort Du-
chesne, Utah. Information furnished
on application here or at offices of re-
spective post quartermasters. j. W.
POPE, Chief Q. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-22
WHO MRS. BOYLE Is.

Mercer, Pa. April 21.-Mrs. Boyle.
the supposed wife Of James H Boyle,
the alleged abductor of Willie Whitla,
is a mystery no longer. 1t developed
tonight that she is Helen McDermott,
of Chicago.