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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23
O|CUS COT THE CONTRACT
 BY MATCHING
Peculiar Situation Faced in Council Meeting When Bid- ders Tied on Huge Bid For Material

The toss of a coin with s25.S00 hanging in the balance as it fell. marked the meeting of the city coun- cil Saturday night. Matching W. II. Brdphy of the Copper Queen store, Mir. Dicus, of the Dicus Plumbing and Heating company, won the con tract for supplying 6O,OO0 pounds or ad to the city for Tombstone Can yon improvement work at s4.3O per hundred pounds.
 This was the method resorted to when it was found that two bidders, those named above, had quoted ex- actly the same price upon the lead. Their price was the lowest and as neither seemed disposed to give up the contract the council faced a quan- dry of rather serious proportions.
 pon motion of Alderman Shattuck it was decided that they should agree upon some method of deciding the bid and the successful contestant should be awarded the contract. Some one suggested that they retire and shake dice for the contract, but at this MT. Brophy made the suggestion of match ins coins was carried out Brophy without ado pulled a half dollar from his pocket and placed it upon the railing segrcgating the councilmen from the body of the chamber. Dicus m 1'ped a dollar in the air and as 1t came down caught it, placing 1t next to. Brophy's coin. It was seen that Dicus had drawn heads" matching Brophy and the contract was awarded him at once upon MT. Shattuck's mo tion-
 This was the onl ybid acted upon I'although several bids were presented for pipe, valves, hydrants and other raraphernalia needed by the city in its water system. Upon instruction of the council City Clerk Gage yester- day telegras-hed to freight agents of roads over which pipe would have to come. to Bisbee, to ascertain the freight rates from Pueblo, Colo, and Birming gham, Ala. When replies are received the city will be more in a position to award contracts which cannot be done now because of fgno-
 rance of freight rates.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23
Damage a, courtiand

Courtlaad was terribly wrecked by the storm. wascA d'd such great dam age to Bisbee Sunday afternoon. Haro- iy a tent in the camp remained stand ing sbfter tho force of the gale had been spent, according to Cha~ies $. Nssits, the well known Fl Paso com ne-eiai traveller, who returned yes to-day from the new camp.
 "The gale was awful while ir iast- ed" said Mir. Nasits last evening. Dust was flying So taickly. that for awhile you could not see anyth'ns 7round you and the air was filled with 1y:Dg strips of sheet iron nrOn struc-
 ures of more permanent character. while bits of canvas from tents were sailing everywhere. When the wind Gnaily ceased tSe whole place was a wreck, with berdly 2 tent left stand 1g"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23

Jimmy Sebring, who has recently 'isned with Brooklyn, is now in at Hot Springs for his reap p,arance of the big circuit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers left fc, their ranch at Casa Grande oa Sen oa;.
 MT. and Mrs. McLaugaiin of Duluth. Minn-. are visiting their son. E. Nc Laughlin, who fs 8 civil engsneer at the c. & A.
 Ed Martin made a business trip to Sogaics syestoday-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23

Two brand new pitchers, Roy Parker and Ed Sweeney, have re- gently been signed for the coming season by the manager of the New York Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23

Stoval and Perring, both of the Cleveland club, are at the present time playing with some independent team in the state of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23
Lowell

Jimmy Gardner and Bill McFinnon have Been matched to box at the Ar mUry A. A. of Boston in March.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-23

Goat" Anderson of the Rochester cam has applied for a patent on $ ,.iding pad to be used by bssesteal- -s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
HEARING
SENATE
CONTEST

The Hawea.Hurst contest for & seat
IN the senate is no won. + meeting
Of the committee on elections was
held last night. and thc herring se.
gun The Republican contestant is
claiming the seat IN tho senate now
occupied by genaior Hurst Hurst
claims that the scat belongs lo him
lor the reason the name Of Warren
dId not appear on the ballots, but
instoaf tho name Of Warner and
that warren could not 81 elected
when the people voted for warner"
There Is d long line o. decisions bear.
lng on this question all Of them bear
Ing ors The contention Of Hurst
Il Ia the contention Of Hurst and
.as iiends that the Republicans had
knowledge thst WaTer's name was
not On the flrlel before the ballo;s
sese sent out. ami Il WIS IN their
p0Aef under the election INV to pro.
vide "allckers" bearing the name of
W1rner ana these could have been
nasied over the name Of Warnee on
tho haiioia necause the Republic.
ans tailed to make the corrections
laty slept on their rights and und "
the law and decisions they have now
re ise and aeelsieHs theg have nnw
lo rlSat 10 clair the sess ir Che sen.
$50 for Warren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
A BELT LINE
At MQSK0GEE

charter was granted from the ol
ncc Of the secretary 81 state thls
morning 10 the Muskogee net end
Terminal Railway company wlth
capital stock 81 sd000O. Che com.
prny Is chartered b. Muskogee CAP
iiaIlsts with the iatenilon OF hnlne
tlatcly constructing u line 90 miles ln
length through and about the city oS
Musk0gee coanecliag with other rail
roads and 10 industrial plants, with
EXTENSION lines 70 points on .ho a..
kansas. Grand ami YerdIgrls rivers
with the end IN View OF transporting
river freight received froa the docks
to tho different meromtile rad iobh
Ing Industries % Mnssoeee The hi.
corpofat0rs arc, p L. Soper. . r.
auclsleborsy II. tlueklcbefry, x han
lin and r. G. sabnurn al ot Mus.
kogee
a charter W0s also lasund 20 The
Oklahoma Bond and Mortgage com.
pany also Of Muskogee The incor
poralors are ) At paulhamus. i NJ
Irey b n. chesney, 4. r Allison
and Jas L. Allen Of Mnskogeei q u
Larsen and George VT FindIey Of
Ranras city no che capital stecs IS
100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
THOMAS WOULD SUBMIT
QUESTION TO THE PEOPLE
Probable That School Land Bill
VIII Be sent 10 House
within Few Days

shorN the senoa. land 5l.l now be-
ng considered BY ine senate go safely
through an The yarlous stages Of lcg.
alailon and become law IN lls pres.
nj forn. Chs common sehoo. lands
md sectioa i3 win qoi be oaere
or sale.
10 the senate several Gays ego the
i0ylalen Tor the sale o. section 40
gas cut Que and senator Thomas
hen served notice lhat be would az.
empt 70 3ul Il back When the bin
anne ont os the committee Of The
whole Cor consideration Oh the aocf
lf the senate This morning be agaln
Hered this provision hut q WIS Goat
ly a vote OF l3 10 90
Senator Thomas desired Also to let
be people vote Oh the sale OF the
COMMON school lands (Sections 10
nd 3G1, but ihe senate voted this
iown by vote Of ~ TO F2, Als
,mendmant divided ihe lands into the
arlous classes ana provided that the
eople should vote separately aa 70
he saIe 81 sfth CLASH 81 the lanea.
This morning the senate considered
he hin for some Time ana the debate
an along the Old familiar channels
5hen the school iend question IS un
l0r consideration
Three new bllls sere introduced
hIs morning
a bin by AemmlEger tano anmph.
les Of The housel provldea Tor The
lcatlcn Of he state school for The
eaf nj Atoka and appropfiaies eiu0,'
100 for thet purpose.
Senator Memmingef also sent ur
bin on uspry, while Franklin anQ
iatchelt introduced one covering the
uhiect of divorces
The senate afternoon session was
nrolide oi the passage of ,he reho0l
land Bill as ameniel aa the Thurs-
lay Nternooa session Vhe vote on
ull call. Ayes -3i nays absent 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
CHARGED WITH STEALING
CHICKENS AND MEAT
Left Note Stating She Wished
10 Join Her Dead
Husband

Special 10 Daily Leader
Joplin. NO., Sob. Barrlcadlng
the doors of her home when che aaw
the police officers coming 10 nrraas
Ihor. airs Jane Sex llyiag south y
Joplin Heights, on Twontyalxih slreels
cut her threat from ehr 70 oar wisA
a razor, after raising a drawn window
shade and putting The weapon 70 hsg
throat before the eyes o. the startled
officers and dropping ihe ahnde so
prevent their witnessing the blcVdy
deed.
The woman iB shout 20 yaaru oid
and the widow Of CharEeo sex who
died laas iuil she was suspected q
stealing fourteen chlckeus and solpe
meat from neighhog named nraeM.
and Officers went Ia her Rome Ii
serve the warrant for her arrest
Mrs Sex saw them approach. loak.
ed the doors 0T her home end dreN
down the window shades The officers
Fanppd for admission. hut there Naa
no response After tfylng he doors
they went to one ol the windows, ana
while outside Mfs sex raised he
shade and with 3 sentence hUuul litst
This This Is the last time gou'll see
Time Tits side OF heaven. raised gasn
~ her hand toward her throat
Before infllotlns the wound. hoV.
ever. she dropped the curtain Hort
fled with me thought Of Tho unseen
drama behind those locked wallis, fns
nffieaye rushed loaa door aad broke
It down The sight Yves revolving On
the floor weiierlng in blood. was the
woman her throat eaahed wllh one
long sweeping stroke that severed the
windpipe and caused The death rhttls.
Clulched in one hand was tae razas
and 10 the other was en- engelone.
The note enclosed ln the enVeloRa
was accompanied BY 8 photograph oA
her husband who died few monlhr
ago Evidently the note had beer
written hastily during the tlme ba-
tween the approach Of The officers ena
the rash Get, II Wns signed Mfs, !.
Sex and In a rambling was Ataieo
that she was golns le Join bAr hea
band.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

IN tae house this aitenoou spec.
iaculgr debate and effort to win BY
wc Of the =bIg ans occurred whom
Tillolaun end McCalla locked In on
effort. one to pass end the other to
Kill, tne bill ny Ross Of eomanehe To-
nerpeluete The criminal court q so.
neals
N the session Of two days ago Me-
eala hsd succeeded 10 reo0nmliuas
he Bill, sgt accompanied with rilloi-
on's Lodged motion 10 reconsider that
acliCr
The roll call over and preliminarios
1ut ef thp way this afternoon. rillot.
son called up his motion aui McCalla
opposed and move indefinite postpone
ment. lils mouoa WIS not loft nm.
proteeles. as he defended il iu . mas
teiiy speech tnat aroused the admir-.
ton Of q large following The Chez
Jbee notion hOor ieaieg was eurgl 20
Tho occasion aud he poured hot shot
into the indefinite rosipenhmehi shin.
tlien moved 10 tGfle She McTalla mo.
tiof
The vote was favorable 20 The Nus
wata man, and he immediately moved
to reconsider then 70 table aud ;he
Ross bin was through the house.
|'feuly for the senatorial consideration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
RATE EXPERT
TESTIFIES

~ tho express rate hearing this
morning = ralo expert from The state
OF NebrassA testified that The twenty.
ave ppr cent express rate reduction To-
th(t state hai caused business ITO lu
crease and that tho companies now
after YEARS. operation under the
now rates are kicking Oh having
too much business on farm products
ana vegetables which fufmeraly had
been shippe8 by freight. The hearing
VIII be continued until Saturday
The proposed z6 per cent reduction
ia express ratios BY tho Oklahoma com
mission wouh make Tho rates here
sl.nllar "a tnat nnr "a effect IN Ne
braaba. Each Of the iYe express com.
raneh operating IN the state Is rep,
raaanIed at the hearing. The regular
Febraay t9um Of the commisslOn
cOnyenes Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
BILL CROSS LED GRAND MARCH

Secretary Of Stale 3in Cross led
the grand march at the ball given at
the city hall last night BY the Blll
crors Chapter Daughters Of the Con
iederacy Mrs. Gano accompanied
him. Secretary Cross though leeiing
rather weak entered into the festiv.
tiles with zest and spirit
The occasion was a very happy one.
Three hundred people we're present.
The decorations were tasteful and
the refreshments delicious Mrs X. -.
Derwin presided at the punch bowl,
A number OF Legislators and their
wives we're present. Corporation
Commissioner Watson ana Mrs. Wat.
son were interested participants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

#aaanat8n Departmental News.
The pesioAlee department. anB0unc
es lhat Elmer E. lHown has been ap
pointed letter carrier IN the ei,l
delivery seryier Of El Reno. Okla
The following fourth class poalmas
tefs havo beer appointed ln 0kla
eema At Eddy. Mary E Startling
81 Finn William npeery; at Haynes
8 s. Ponds.
The Treasury department announc
es thai the following Oklahoma mai
iena banks have behn pineed ~ vol
aninry liuuidaii0n The First Ma
sianai Bank q B0kehlto. the First
National Iiank cl Milburn The Na
tinnai Bank uf Commerce 81 dolden
glllo and he Chandler National hana
O. Chandler
Thera hive aeau aia national haaki
organized ID Oklahoma since Marcel
i4. 1000. when the present nationa
banking laws weni into cfect, neeord
ing 20 statement issued bY lhC
treasury department. with total cap
ital Of s9.gSo.oa0 Most Of THESE hanks
e5s "a nuinheF, were with cegla
af s25,eQ0
u II. Wilson. nn attorney ot Win
.ta. al. i. Turner. 0T Oklahoma city
william McGuirn. q brother NJ Repre-
sentative Mcaalre and CAPTAIN Mlles
formerly indian agent for the 0aages
ere smpng lha nklahomans who ar
n Washington looking altar iegiala
iiou b ehich lhey ere Interested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Special 70 DAILY Leader.
Washington Feb q oklahoma
BOYS appointed by 0Igluhoma cor.
gressmea na cadets "a West Point
mud Annauolis ARE hayiug trouble
leain passlns the examinations Roy
aiaf who. according % Representa-.
I've Fulton who appointed him tu
Annapolis Nas the only fhlahnms
adel epppiuicd las }ear thai passed
be nreHminaff ffamlnotlpn hHa
auuhdd - 0nf ~ lis examiuatlefs
u the academy together With about
ialf lhc mtmbefs "a hts class tie
VII he reapp0nied by Mr Fnlioa and
.ef another try 81 li Lester Lecpef,
& YUKON and clifford Eddlns u
iuTm0n. appointed cadets 70 West
ocint. have also failed
last year Representative Ferris
uaae eleven appointments % West
POINT ard Annapolis. and every one
II them failed 70 pass the prelimin.
arY examinations. or failed 10 take
hem al ali re has not heard whelh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
ROYAL RECEPTION TO HASKELL

Special 10 DAILY iAader
Muskoeee. Okla. Feb. s Governor
and Mrs Haskell we're given a royal
feeeptloss aud ovation hy MuskaEec
this morning.
The governor and pariy arrived from
Guthrie early this morning. A greai
crowd 0f ennIc vas missed a the
arnot Governor Haabpll was cAtprl.
"a 70 en- apip and aflfen t8 me Tlirn.
ef ho e ifherh the ctoFd efee larry
en Demands for few words from
lbe executive grew SO inslaient chat
the governor finally appeared On the
balcony and talked iof seven minutes
He thanked ise people d Musk0gce
To- their expressions Of good Will IN,
dlenntIan among the people nf thls
city over the political Indictment.
crows VI h each snceeellps hour
Thls feeling Is SHARED hy al fesarl
less II party affiliations Several
thousand NAMES have alfpndf ueer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILL FIGHT CASE

Served with a temporary Injunction
granted by Federal Judge Campbell
az Muskogee. upon application Of the
Kansao Natural Gas company stop
pins the state authorities from inter
fcrlng with piping Of gas out Of the
state Attorney General West, IN a
letter 20 Governor Haskell asked the
governor 10 request nm emergency ap
preparation Of $4,000 TO fght the
ease, and informed him Of his lntens
iion 20 employ G. b Amos Of Okla.
homa City and ROY Hoffman Of Chan
dlar as aneelal attorneys, az 5000
aach. es assistants He says action
must be- iaken now 10 save oklahoma
sas Tor oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
JUDGE STRANG UPHOLOS
EIGHT HOUR LAW

Judge Hifang this morning y the
Logan county court held the eight
hour law On public work good. che de.
alslon being rendered IN The case 9.
4. ByeFs. Whn was arrested ioi
iolallng tha law DECLARING lhs OF
ahfmn elaiI hour law uneunsiisuii0n
II and III ennlfagenilpu 81 ilie iour
csnil amendment Of The ccaatltuilon
# ;he United elasaa G l.. Egafs 6
ayius contractor has appealed hf
ase 70 lhn Cklahona supreme court
his Hlll 8 no frat lesl cate Of The
lghl hour law u lhe supreme court
3yaIa Hne fined ssa aud cosis II The
'upnIf court rs Iuase alfanE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
PASS 'EXAN' TEST

or lhe appolntees Of this year bate
passed the preliminary evamlaalioha
Or not
penrnsaniative Mcaaift saws that
al Of the appointments he has made
l0 Wost pUnt and Annapolis have
suceerded in getting through tho e.
aminations. bnt be did nos make any
appointments last yeaf. ns hIa quota
was iull, iic made some this year.
They are xoi o hear from
REPRESENTATIVE Fulton has taKan
no with the war depaflm9nt The ques.
iion whether eongfessmen whose ap.
polntects failed on the examination
this year viii have the right to make
other appointments 70 take their
places II the war department. decides
to hold another exantnatlon for Ca
diets before the fourth Of March. then
congressman whose aDpplnlaea have
'aunkedr viii have an opportunity to
appoint others q there Is not an
--------------.-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
POSTPONES
DECISION

Judge strane IN The i.agen count.
court. announced that owing 10 IN,
aumaraus casas which have consumol
bis ruil iimc today. he would posigon'
decision ln the suit between Goyerno
Haskell anG MaeRcyaulds over pu
ession Of certain papers until q weei
from Monday next
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
AVERT RIOT

pitishurg Ng. feh O. Serious
trouble waa narrowly ayeried laie lpa.
night when sohn Moulioa negro Wai
arrested on ne eharsa 81 aeeost'ns
Q white girl While lle negro Mag q
ihe way TO iho police aieiinn N
charge Of sQuad Of police the broth
En- Of ihe gin attempted 70 aat hih.
away from the ohieefa E iares efom1
gathered ana lhe situation hecame
lhrmiug THE crowd, however gai
held IN cheek and Moulion lahaed 3
iaiI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
lsanta Patent 10 Aard,

Msnta Patent 10 AaIi5,
Washington. Feb. 5.Aa arend
meni to tho Indian appropriation Bib
has been offered IN the aennie by
Senator Sore which authorizes ano
lnaruets Tue secretary Of tho interior
is Issue a patent @ a setion Of land
IA The pOttawatomle reseFvation 20
The nenedlctin8 Fathers 1f sacrFu
Heart. located there AccnmDanylne
sAa amendment ~ mcmeriai which
states thsi this end hes for many
years been reserved FOR aud ocen9ieo
~ tho Banedleine fathers Tor theii
school The land in question is the
south half Of section seven; and The
north half of section eight township
eIx. north. fnngo I've east
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
TLooDs IN GERMANY.

Berlin Feb 3. Floods caused b
several daya heavy rains ane epo
d warm weather. arc today taRing on
4 serious aspect IN many parts Of Ger.
many The first fatalities are rep0r
ed from Nordhauaen, where manA
bridges have been swept away, ane
ten people drowned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

placed on the governors bond. A.
effort Is being made by the Indicted
men to push the eases to speedy trial
Try Associated prassl
Mu koRee. OKLA. Fob. 5-Coyenor
liasken Wis given an ovation today
Aaen he arrived from Guthrie TO
make ztpoa ance in tho Federal court
ind lia NdhN under she recent
'aialiofiaehi q az gknd ihfT AZ
|ihe eovcfitI dctompahlas bs hla
vile and several friends from Guthrie
allghst1 from the train more than q
Thousand persons Wefe Il the station
with i f4fs band 10 greet him
The appearance of The governor
WIS the signal Tor lonsIived cheering
The governor and wife Acre con
incled to IN automobile decorated
with Ame-can iag With lhe hanf
leading NE way an playing Hail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
GORE ASKS LAND FOR
DENEDICTINE FATHERS
Located IN poit. County and
For Many Years Used for
School Purposes



washington. Feh. g.. Acting upal
Che request Of Representative ferrlg
Ina commissioner OF in6laa affairs 10
day sent orders To the Indian agonc,
60 Anadarko, okla, 10 revise the rolll
Of Che Niowas, comanches and Apach
rs fgr per capita payment " $50
Tais payment comes out o. the In
dian trust fiind There are apmoy
lmaie.y 1880 g share NJ the payment
Nr. Ferris alll also ofer Ia ih
House en- amendment 10 the ndlai
appropriation nlll. which VIII provide
fer the Cishnfeewqnl OF hall NIL
ilcn dollars 10 THESE Indians The mon
eY 10 comc cul og heir general funa.
held IN trust. This payment is iC
be made naxt sprlag q t1e Nnead
ment goes through.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
LINCOLN MEMORIAL SERVICE

k Lincoln Aemarial service eiA "
held under tie auspices 81 the O. 3
r. ia she First Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon et three o'clock a
double quartet will sing and III Fob
lltt wlii preach The sermon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
TRUE BILLS

The Federal grand Jury this morn
Ing reported twelve additional indlct-
menis, making a total OF nineteen
true bills returned al this term. A
number Of defendants are 20 be- ar
u .Agned this afternoon r. D. Jack
son, Of oklahoma City, who. At Is
claimed, was caught IN the act Of rob.
bing mail boxes IN the Oklahoma City
posloillce win be arralgned at Ave
O'clock to enter plea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
pRsoN DELIVERY.

Special TO Daily Leader
Pauls Valley. okla Sob 6 Tta
seven prisoners who broke lali here
seem 20 have sunk into the earth us
- i~ace uf single aae has beeu
'Ounc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

Representative Mllsdp aas returned
to Mcintosh county 10 40 some cam.
ragnlng before the county seat elec.
ton next Wednesday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
100 THOU


Special to Daily Leader
Washington, d. C Feb g. A bin
passed the Senate today giving "a
the counties 10 which are located
Lawton Auadarko aud Hobart the
money lcfI from The Bale OF town lots
there amounting to ono hundred thou
sand dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
SURVEY


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, D. G., Feb 5.--Tho
secretary Of agriculture this morning,
upon request Of Congressman Nc.
Gulre, agreed TO have typographical
survey OF Oklahoma made looking to
the reclamation OF swamp and over.
flow lands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05

EsRepreseniaiiye 81 stagne7 OF
coyle is here attending The Masonic
school O. instruction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
ACCUSED BANKER
GETS HUNG JURY

New york. FEB. 5~The g3rooklyc
Jury before whom william Cow. Eos
mefly president 81 the international
Trust company and director Of tne
Borough Bank Of Brooklyn. Was tried
On the charge q larceny Of sit5,00u.
disagreed early today, the vote stand
Ing eight for acaulttal and four for
conviction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
JAPANESE
VERY MUCH
GRIEVDE

San Francisco Feb aNewa o. the
PASSAGE Of The Johnson BIN for se.
eregallon of the Japanese IN the pub.
llc schools was received 81 Che Ian.
anesa consulate as soon ns the BIN
passed,
Secretary Hoyemn made state.
mont THAT ihe Japanese consul end
residents are yefy much grleYel that
thr assembly paased the bills
lie Is confident however the all
VIII moi pass the senate,
Governor gilieti sent TO the aasam
bly this morning d special message eli
beulng 10 that body 10 reconsider
lls action af yesterday by which The
Japaneae school segregation btu 'eai
passed.