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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
RESULTS AT BELMONT

BELMONT PARK, N. Y, Oct. D.
An ordinary card was run off here to-
day The crowd was up to the aver
age. The Corinthian cup steeplechase
field was reduced to two starters, and
ViIhalia was returned the winner by
ten lengths. Results:
First race, mile-Taboo won, Adriuehe sec
ond Miss Alert third. Time, 1883.
Second race, steeplechase, two and half
miles-Valhalla won, Pretty Michael second
Time, 5:41 80 Only two starters.
Third race, six and half fuTIongs-Question
Mark won. HRrrigan second, Arondack third
Time, 1925 2-5
Fourth race, six furlongs-Prince Imperial
wen, Anthropaida second. Time, 1:i2 40. only
two starters.
Fifth race, mile and a quarter-The Peer
won, Moquette second, Paradise Queen third
Time, 2:04 40
Sixth race, Ave furlongs-Agnier won, ca
lypte second, Flying Footsteps third. Time
100 LIB.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06

HFOR deer have been killed dur
EH ing the past week than at any
4iA other period during the pres
ent season. From the Malibu country
nearly every nimrod who has gone
afield has returned with at least one
pair of antlers as a trophy of the
chase. Many of the animals have
been driven by the forest fires to
within a short distance of Decker S
ranch. and it is indeed a poor hunter
who does not secure Il piece Of venison
in this region.
one of the more successful parties
which has hunted near Decker's ranch
was composed Of Harry Parsons Of
Inelewood and l.. l.. Graves of Los
Angeles. Parsons secured a spike
and a three-pointer, while his partner
brought home the heads of forked
horn and d three-prong. Nearly two
hours was put in by Graves in haul
ing his three-pointer few hundred
yards to the more open country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
Kinu of Malibu

Wierd tales are being borne by the
winds which whistle around the mus
back of Decker's ranch of mlghty
buck. veritable Sand Hill stag
whose antlers are the envy of every
hunter and whose footprints are
talked of wherever sportsmen as
semble. -
Let this buck be termed the king of
the Malibu, for according to accounts
at hand, he is worthy of the name, name
For the benefit of those who nave
never seen this monarch it may be
said that he is of a lighter color than
the majority of deer seen in this coun-
try and is believed to possess no fewer
than six or seven points on each ant
Ter. ~
Harry Parsons and L. L. Graves
saw the buck, and, although they at
tempted to follow him for two days,
they were unsuccessful in securing a
shot. Many others have seen the AMI
NAL at a distance, but none has ever
threatened his existence.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
Among the Boxers

Fistic fans are getting worked up
over the championship bout which
Danny Webster and Monte Attell are
to engage in at McCarey's pavilion
next Tuesday evening. The final ar
ticles We're signed yesterday morning
in the office of the Pacific Athletic
club Harry Foley representing Monte
Attell and Eddie Webster signing for
Webster. The agreement calls for ten
rounds of boxing for the bantamweight
championship of the world, the opin-
ions of the three Los Angeles morning
papers the morning after the contest
to decide the winners end, the cham
pionship and the side bet. The gold
belt which T. j. McCarey is to give
for the bantams also will go with this
result
Attell went on the. road yesterday
morning for an hour and in the after
noon he played handball, hit the bags,
skipped the rope ana ended up with
three rounds of boxing with Freddie
Corbett and the same number of ses-
sions with Jim Hail. Monte weighed
1l9 and will be kept at this figure for
d few days as he drops in his avoirdu-
pOis rapidly when he begins to try for
weight
Webster was equally busy at Tast-
side doing an eight-mile stunt on the
IdSduSlld iodua anu III lHe AFTERNOON
he used up all the. apparatus in the
Eastsde Athletic club gym, finishing
with six hard sessions with the mitts,
Harry Baker being his sparring part
ner. Danny weighed 117A after his
workout.
Jim Flynn wired McCarey that he
would put in an appearance October
Is and would get ready then to go on
with Jack Burns on the 26th. The
fireman will take on some Pueblo
fighter on the 18th at a benefit for the
Elks in that town and then he will
start Immediately for Los Angeles to
begin his training for Burns. The
Salinas giant will begin exercising this
afternoon at Venice and will continue
at it until the date for the Flynn con-
test arrives.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
Back from Bed Bluffs

r. Merser, in company with DIR. Hol-
comb and son of Compton, have re-
turned to the Angel City from Red
Bluffs, where they enjoyed several
weeks of first class hunting and fish
ing. Five bucks and three bear were
killed by the party in addition to many
a catch of brook trout. Although tracks
of several big cats were seen, none of
the party were fortunate enough to
catch sight of an nimal. Half a dozen
wildcats and a few coyotes were taken
by the Holcombs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06

nTTSBURG, Oct. 5.-Baseban ex-
perts look for a far more even
Il and spirited series of games be-
tween the Detroit Tigers and the Pitts
burg Pirates when they meet for the
worlds championship than Jennings
men put up against the Chicago Cubs
last year under similar circumstances.
Jennings really believes he has a good
chance to take the majority Of games,
insisting that his team is in better
shape than it was at the close of last
season. The national commission has
arranged the following schedule for the
worlds series October at Pittsburg
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
REsLrs An VANcoUVER

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. b.-To-
days results at Minoru park:
First race, four and a half furlongs-Zinkand
won. Barney Mason second, Prince Wynter
third. Time, :5S S-5.
Second race six furlonss-General Haley
won, zick Abrams second, Wamborr third.
Time 1:19 2-5.
Third race, mile and a quarter-Wolfville
won, My Bouquet second. Peggy O'Neil third.
Time 2;19.
Fourth race, Ave furlongs-Salvage won.
Belel OF Iroquois second. Lena Leach third.
Time 1904 lib.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards-Ml Dere-
cho won, Prestige second, Lord Provost third.
Time, 1;4s 49,
Longbell second, Marin third. Time, 1;15 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
REEEREE Is MoRREp

MLMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Bob
Moha, the Milwaukee boxer, gave Jack
Robinson a thorough beating in their
elgnr-round bout last night at the
Phoenix club, but the referee de-
clared it a draw. A demonstration fol-
lowed from nearly 5000 spectators, but
Yank Kelley, the referee, escaped from
the arena before the enraged fans
could make trouble. Moha had Robin
son on the mat for the count eight
times during the last three rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
POLY VS.. POMONA

Every preparation is being made by
the members of the l.ugby team of the
Polytechnic high school for Saturday S
game with Pomona high school The
VdI--J aggregation 20 considered TO
be much faster this year than II 1908,
and a fast game is expected when the
two teams clash Coach Skinner will
probably shift his lineup a good deal
in order to give every player chance.
The game will be called at 23O p. m.
on BoVard field.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
The Walls of Troy

A party of hunters who will leave
for the Malibu Sunday morning Will
make the king of the Malibu the goal
of their outing, although they expect
to secure many another's head. Ed
Mitchell F. X. jerks, Bert BRADY ana
w. H. Bullinger are the quartet VINO
will take a whirl at the famous buck.
The very sight of this bunch coming
over a hill should give the animal
blind staggers or something equally
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
shortstop pooIin Suspended

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-President john
Heydler of the National league today
suspended Shortstop Doolin of Phila-
delphia for the rest of the season and
fined him $50 following yesterday s
game, which was forfeited by Philadel-
phia to New York.
Heydler took the ground that Doolin
was mainly responsible for the incident:
Otto Knabe, the Philadelphia second
baseman, and Lew Moren, the Phila-
delphia pitcher, were fined S25 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
OXY PREP TEAM NOW
READY FOR SCHEDULE
Presbyterian Eleven to Meet Whittier
Friday at Highland Park-Llne
Is Heavier Than Last
Years

Among the high school and prep
school eleVens that will don the grid
| iron armor this fall and who are liable
to give the larger and heavier teams
a close rub, are the OXy preps. All but
two of their old players are back, the
nervy quarter leaving school. Clifford
will be missed especially, but McClung
/ is rapidly learning the business. AL
though rather light he is very fast and
puts plenty of snap into the plays.
Lawrence Underhill, who played full
for the academy last year, will take a
place at half, while Weiman, another
of that famous Weiman family, will
play fullback.
The line is heavier than 1t has been
in former years, although some diff
Guilty has been found in finding ma
terial for the end position. McNeary
and Milliken will, without doubt, play
the tackle positions, Clayton and 2.
Lane will perform at guards. H. Lane,
who has had experience in former
years as center for the preps, will
again hold down the pivot position. A
stiff schedule has been arranged for
the Oxy academy .as follows:
October s, VS.. Whittier State school
at Occidental.
October 16, VS.. Long Beach high at
Long Beach.
October 23, VS.. Whittier high school
at Occidental.
October 80 vs. Fullerton high school
at Occidental.
November s, VS.. u. S. C. preps at
u. S. C.
November s, VS.. Pomona preps at Oc-
cidental.
November 13, VS.. Throop at Throop.
November 20, VS.. Santa Ana at Oc-
cidental.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
JEWISH SWALLOWS AND
THEN DlSGORGES HALIBUT

LONG BEACH, Oct. 5.-A 22-pound
halibut which Clarence owen was us
ing yesterday for bait was swallowed
by monstrous Jewish which, after
breaking the line in two, disgorged the
halibut. The bait was recovered and
brought home by the fisherman, who
showed it to others on the wharf.
owen estimates the jewish which took
the bait and afterward disgorged 1t
must have weighed nearly 500 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
FAMOUS RACE HORSE DYING

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-"Allerton, 2:O9A,
is dying" Such is the telegram re
ceived at independence, Ia, from C.
w. Wliilan'S, former owner of the
old kite-shaped track at that place.
1t was followed by letter dated Will
cox, Saskatchewan, Canada, which
stated that Allerton, the horse that
made the western town famous by
breaking all previous records on Sep
tember 10, 1891, was in such a critical
condition that he can live only a short
time. Mr.. Williams letter reads:
Can it be arranged in some way
for Allerton to spend his last days In
his old barn at Rush Park, and can a
small plot of land be purchased a
tie north and west of the door of
that barn for a burial place for the
grand and noble horse that has brought
both fame and fortune to Independence
and myself?
There I will have erected suit
able monument to his memory I also
will have him buried in the blanket
and hood presented to him many years
ago by the people of Independence"
~ Williams request has been COM
piled with, and as soon as Allerton is
in a condition to be shipped his old
stable will be ready to receive him,
A delegation of prominent citizens has
been appointed by the mayor to meet
the train and serve as escort to the
famous old horse.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
MCINTOSH GETS BUSY

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Hugh Mcintosh,
the fight promoter, left here today for
Paris to try to arrange a meeting be-
tween James j. Jetrries and Jack
Johnson for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world. He said he was
now in a position to offer a purse that
he thought would satisfy Jehries.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
OAKLAND
SUMMARY
xBatted for Boice in ninth.

Two-base hit-Brashear. Sacrifice hits
Devereaux Hogan. Bases on balls-Of Ton
neson, / off Breckenridge, 4; OFF Boice g..
Struck out-By Breckenridge, ?; by Tonne
SON l. by Boice 5. Hit by pitcher-Dever-
eaus by Tonneson; Martinke by Boice. wild
pitch-Boice. Double play--Brackenridge to
Hogan to Brashear. Runs off Tonneson
4 hits, innings; charge defeat to Tonneson
Time-1:45. Umplres-Finney and Van Hal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
Bopperstad's Trip

Mr. Erie w. Hopperstead has re-
turned from d hunting and fishing trip
in the northern part of the state. This
sportsman bears tales of all kinds of
game big and little, which make the
average hunter turn green with envy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06

October at Pittsburg, October Il at
Detroit, October Z at Detroit, october
13 at Pittsburg, October IA at Detroit
In case it becomes necessary to play a
seventh game the national commission
will decide which city it shall be played
in, giving notice through the press
The umpires selected for the series are
J. z. Johnstone and William KLEIN of
the National league and Frank
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
BOXING ATHLETICS

severe. jerks, better known in local
hunting circles. as the pot hunting
kid Will pack along a case of taxi
dermist tools in order to begin opera
tions on the big buck as soon as he is
slain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06

OLoughlin and William G. Evans of
the American league. The following
the games and share in the receipts:
ittsburg-Abbaticchio Abstein, Ad-
ans, Brandon, Byrne, Camnitz, Clarke,
Frock, Gibson, Hyatt, Leach, Lever,
Leifield, Maddox, Miller, Moore, O'Con-
nor, PHILIPPE, Powell, Simon, Wagner,
Willis and Wilson. Detroit-BeciEen-
dorf, Bush, Crawford, Cobb, Delehanty
Donovan, Jennings, Thomas Jones,
David Jones, Killian, Mcintyre, Nor
iarty, Mullin, OLeary, Stanage,
Schmidt, Speer Summers, Willets and
Works.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
ArrnNo Hunting

The following is from a Pasadena
paper and needs no comment:
"Thoughtless hunters are shooting
over the private lands in the Arroyo
Seco bottom today directly along the
best residential section Of the city
While the open season has commenced
for quail these lands are private prop
erty and no one has legal right to shoot
quail upon them. Complaint has been
made by several people at this wanron
disregard of the law and 1t is thought
that calling of attention to the fact
that this is private land will be suffi-
cient."
When from the ancient peg whereon 1t
hangs,
The old fusee some truant box takes down.,
And slopes at once to 'scape parental frown,
And seeks the nearest wood-though loudly
bangs
The door he left ajar-a startling sound
To those who dream within-he nothing
heeds;
But. whistling gayly, his way proceeds,
But when he strikes a scent that leads him
To heaps of brush. and polses therein his
nose
And out the rabbit scuds. the sight renews
The fire of youth-decrepitude is gone
He loudly roars and swiftly then pursues
Until the gun the quarry's flight doth close.
H. D. Atwood in Forest and Stream.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
SCORE BY INNINGS

XBatted TOT J. oIHIIH III IITIVTI'
SCORE BY INNINGS
los Angeles. OO1OO 0 0 0 0 u 4
Base hits 0 0 0 0 O.
San Francisco . 1 0 l 0 0 0 0 / 3
Rase hits. 0 8 3 / 2 0 2 2-15
SUMMARY
Home runs-Zeider, Tenant. Three-base
bit-Mohler Two-base hits-McArdle, Dur
hona. Goodwin, Tenant Wheeler. Sacrifice
hit-Mohler Bases on balls-Of Durham
g. off Butler, 3. Struck out-By Durham,
g. by Butler. 6. Double plays-HoWard to
Delmas to Beal; Butter to Orendorc to Del
mas; McArdle to Mohler 10 Tenant .; Dur
ham to Berry to McArde; Howard to Beall;
Delmas to Il. Smith. Time-2:20. Umpires
-MCGreevy and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
BEAVERs-sENAToRs POSTPONED

PORTLAND, Ore, oct. 5.-Portland-
Sacramento game postponed; rain.
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Won't slloht a Good Friend.

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again / know what TO get declares
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after using ten bottles OF DR.. King 3
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others. / am convinced Il Is the best
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feels Just that way Relief Is felt at
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and Z.
Rule Ne. . WIN no alnenred to pro.
vide for ave thousand pounds Of leo
20 be carfled froe In refrigerator cars.
Rule No. l2 will be amended 50 on
70 Be m0se specific.
The ComulssIun vill also take tes
llmony relative to the necessity OF
any other rules covering
subjecta mentioned IN Order No. SO.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
4 r. LOVE.
Chairman
a. p WATSON
tess.roe-t-. Commissioner
te 81 T. McALnsTER.
Atlesti t Commissioner
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With the text pertaining thereto.
II shall be ordered that each and et.
cry Transportation Company, or pub.
lie Service Company f.ld every Re-
ceiver Or Operating Trustee of any
such Companies shall Ne required TO
keep all accounts In conformity there
with; and that each and every person
directly In charge OF the accounts Of
lany OF The aforesaid Companies shall
lbe required TO do 80: and under the
law OF the state, and the rules Of this
Commission shall be responsible f0f
| the correct application OF any Of the
said proposed rules IN the keeping and
recording Of the accounts
CD That all Interstate CarrIeis.
Interstate Transportation Companies,
0r Interstate Public Service Comps
nies viii he required to segregate
Their Revenues and Expenses. In.ra.
state from Interstate, o. "atnte' from
Entire Line"
(4) That Annual Reports TO the
Commission shall be made tor the tie
cal year ending June 30th
l5) THAT the bases of the foregoing
accounting system shall be the uni.
form syslem as now prescribed by the
Federal Government
cd That the form f0f all Annual
Reports, aud the form for all monthly
statements for each and an OF thg
aforesaid Transportation Companies.
and Public Service Corporations
shall be prepared under the direction
af this Commission; ana that the sald
forms shell be known as the form for
Annual Report Of
he Corporation Commission OF the
state Of Oklahoma for the year ending
Tune 30th. .--~--- and the form
for Comparative Monthly Report 0i
Revenues aud Expenses to the Corp0f
alton Commission Of the State Of Oh
ahoma' respectively and thai each
| Of che af0reaAid Companies, or per.
sons. shall llle with this Commission.
upon The said blanks, statement
II the facta thereon called for. thai
eaeh OF said attachments shall be duly
verified hv oath or affirmation (accord
ing TO tIie gorm provided upon said
blanks for such purposel TO be COM
plete and correct, which yerifcalloh
shall be signed and sworn 10, or at.
Hrmed. hy the President. or other chief
officer, and by the official In charge
Of the accounts at the time Of yerlllca.
llon: ana that this Commission shall
deslgnase the date on which each Of
said reports or statements shall be
ldepoalted in the United Etatea Post
IufIIce. postage prepaid. and plainly ad-
dressed TO the Corporation GoInmla.
IsIon, Guthrie. Oklahoma.
| CORPORATION COMMISSION.
+. E. LOVE,
Chairman
a. p. WATSON.
Commissioner.
4 7. T. McALEsTER,
latest commlaslonos
/ w. Il. CfIApAllN,
Secretary.
IGuthrIe. Okla. April 5. i60a.
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I, Arthur A. Boyer. cashier OF the
above named bank. do aolemnly
swear that the above statement a
true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief, so help me God.
ARTHUR A. BmYER.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this ist DAY Of May, 1909,
MAGGIE GAFFNEY,
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Nov a. 1903.
Correct ATTEST;
(sEAL.l
A. b. BleYER.
A. n. HUSTON.
JOHN MASSEY,
Directors
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aEpoRr OF THE CONDITION or

The Guthrie Savings Bank as 0uth
'rlo. In the State OF Oklahoma. at the
close OF business April rs, 1909
Resources.
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An American Is ION dot fqReHflns le
he plain people. but he never elaimz
Is belong 10 them unless be- Il fua.
ming ~ alfiee
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OFFICIAL ORDERS
OF THE CORPORA
TION COMMISSION

5000 o9f,sk
tFirst Published III 1he Daily LsAdes
Aprll "a. 1903
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
Proposed urter No, ~ ss
10 tie ,c.bicaso' Rock island &Pacik
onic Railway Company Hsg i.ouiep 4
San Francisco Railroad c0inpany
And all Concerned:
You are hereby notified that IN the
office Of the Corporation Commission,
IN the city OF Guthrie. State Of Okla.
homa. on the nth day OF May 1909,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ any objections win
be heard to the issuance Of the fol
lowing order:
"Ac tariffs issued by this Commits.
sion carry notation that single line
rates named therein VIII apply over
two or more lines under the same
management OF control either direct
" or Indirectly. The Chicago, Rock
Island a Pacific Railway company,
and the st. Louis q San Francisco
Railroad company are considered by
this Commission as being rnder the
same management or control. either
directly or Indirectly, ana In figuring
mileage on rates named by The Com
mission, the Chicago, Rock Island \
Pacific Railway company aud the 81
Louis & San Francisco Railroad com.
pany shall be considered as being un
der the same management or control
either directly on indirectly
Corporation Commission
J T.. LOVE,
Chairman,
A. p. WATSON.
Comm lsloneg,
is j. MCALESTER,
Commissioner
Attest:
y. c. PATTON,
Acting Secretary,
Guthrie, oklahoma. April 1871, 1908
.--A------------e----.-ss
lFlrai published IN Daily Leader April
i5. 1907
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
Proposed order No. 81.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
You are hereby notified that IN the
iilice of The Corporation Commission
X Oklahoma. In the CITY Of Guthrie
)klahom6 on the nth day Of May
1908. at ten o'clock A. NJ, the sale
will hear any objections
which may be urged by any persons IN
terested against the following pro
posed order. rule, regulation and re'
Quirement:
This Commissions Order No. So To-
sued the 9Th day Of August, 1908 pro.
mitigating Rates and Rules on Fruits,
veeetablee, Etc, Will be amended ns
follows;
Rule No. i4
Rates named In Column 5 snail also
apply on mike dshlpments of commod'
tiles mentioned In Rules One and
Three. minimum Teighs 20-000
pounds
Rule No will bQ amended 10
provide that a pass IN each direction
from point on origin TO destination
may be given 70 one person in charge
OF shipments mentioned IN Rrles /
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p. c. PATTON,
Act. Sec'y
Guthrie, ckla., April Is. 1909.
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First Pahlished in Daily Leader April
G, 1907
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.

PROPOSED ORDER NO. so.
TO oil steam railroad or railway
companies street or electric railway
companies express companies. sleep.
Ing car companies, pipe line compan-
les, or persons. operating and doing
business as common carriers within
the stats OF oklahoma. and 10 an tel
ephone, gas and telegraph companiel.
and all other companies which are do.
fined "As public service corporations"
IN law, operating ana doing business
within tie stale OF Oklahoma, and "a
all persons whom Il may concern;
Yon are hereby notified that In the
office Of the corpwation Commission
Of the state Of oklahoma IN The City
Of Guthrie. Oklahoma. on the 2gth day
af April, 1909. at 10 O'Clock a m, the
said Commission will hear any OBJ.
jeetlOna which may be urged by any
persons Interested against the follow
ing Proposed Orderh, Rules. Regula
tIons an i Requirements
~ 1t Is proposed TO prescribe a
standard system OF accounts 10 be
kept by all common carriers. Public
Service Corporations. Arms, or per
sons engaged In any public service Ia
the state OF Oklahoma, as defined ID
Article TX of the Constitution and lhe
laws OF the State Of Oklahoma.
e2l The Commission proposes 70
prescribe uniform system and claH
alfy the accounts as follows.
(al Classification OF Assets aud
Liabilities.
tb) Classification OF Expendl.
lures for Road, Equipment
or Plant,
lcl Classification Of Operating
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w. Il. CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Okla, April j. isoa