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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

administrators OF the personal estate:
Of said dscedent With the estate $ot3
dseedunt, making full and dnal settle
mtm Of said accounts, II the same
can b made, and 4 not then making.
Euch partial oattlemeua as can 5si
made, am. showing IN any ~ such set
t,eneat al unnnttlcl and pncollectedSs
items duo ea!d estate. and from whoa
duo, the so,yency and probability sotS
tho collection thereof, and the pro6aTs
bio value Of such items. N Il H Il !3
20. Any other matter 4 dssnea5
pertinent by the sald commlsa onefs
or required BY any party or person
interested" igs
At WHICH time and place you are re- =:
qu!red to DO present e, *, V: i I'm
Given under my hand this 18Th day
OF January. 1909. NV 9 Js{. Y! t: nv
A, l. LEHMAN. s ks!l,E
Commissions
&c. A. sEODGRAsS, III
Attorney for Plaintiffs. \ le4HkS
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A WINTER PIECE.

Over the rim OF a lacquercd bowl,
Where a cold blue watT-color
stands,
see the wintry breakers roll
And hease their fro.h up the breez.
Ing sands. Fl
Here in immunity. safe and dull,
Soul treads htr circuit OF trivia!
things:
There, souls brother. a shining gull,
Dares the rough weather on daunt.
iess wings.
Bliss Carman IN the February De-
liueator. -.s.-.-... Z
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tary transact lions Of pubic business
and preventing waste Eof time I'M use
less debate: 4;
The estimates for! the year will be
cut down as Mar as possible com;
mensurate with the actual needs Of
public service. and every effort is
now being made to meet a temporary
falling OF in public revenue By cor
responding retractlon in expenditures.
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HoW's THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that raa'
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o,
We. the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney f.r the las. Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable il AL
business IlnE.sctions. and Financially
able u cnrr! cut any obligations m''lt
BY his q n
Ta'Lihg. Kinnan & Marvin.
VIII iasalc Druggls's rc.ea, G
Halls ::.:.arrh Cure :. taken inl.l'
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ind MUCOUS H"rtaces e the SYST :,
Ii stinonr,la sen. free. Price. 75c :,st
bottle. Sold BY all Druggists.
Take HAS Family I'i'ls for co7s.i'
patton.
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y ! Eib / I /; ! i | G
: : Or s ,ss 1* : e' ;0 ys;.,s,s No
The advertising science is anything butcxact. &&5
II is easy matter 10 diagnose symptoms But in q
advertising as in medicine, very different causes S
produce very similar disturbances; eye strain, All
wabbly steamer deck, or green watermelon; each
means an upset stomach.
But there are some broad general principles
which are as permanent as the eternal hills
Mouth TO mouth talk is the great secret Of popular
advertising success. As general rule people are
short talk They always running out ts The III
hopper must be fed. The shrewl advertiser scores l
every time he produces topic Of conversation.
makes them talk about himself. They wash with Ills
soap or drink his tea or rub on his axle grease just
TO set in touch with him. 81 ~ $fSaEaS
Talk can be created about the most common
place things; baked beans or tooth powder or linen
collars You need only to know what switch to turn
u,,,, L,c ~ fnr c;vf norc1 nd
years; but the point of view is constantly changing WI.
If the people remained the same; if business
conditions remained the same; if society and the n
weather remained the same, then the advertising Of
last year would apply this year. But it doesn't IS
point Of view is different We are in continuous
turmoil of change The successful advertiser must
live right up even with the clock Advertise every
day 10 meet the conditions Of today An adver-s*s
hsenent that made big hit last year may tall flat and
dead this year. There is in everything fulness of $
time season when the fruit is ripe; periods when
all conditions seem to lend themselves to success
The advertiser must have dscernment sharp enough
and vision clear enough to know the year and the
month and the day Of the month in which the people
are not only living, but in which they thinking.
Make goods or entertainment or social position
hard to obtain or scarce in amount and then is that
people fall over each other in the mad rush to see NJ
somebody else get left. The moment you put up the
bars and say Don't then it is that people want to
climb The sweetest apples in your neehbors orchard
are those on the tree nearest the dog. s4
I-lYop,ura5Ii,,2
Tribune Company chleso)
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FOR SALE = Seven room house; all
,oonvcniences; large not; CASTOR ave
uue, near 4h street. An ideal resi-.
dence at moderate price; easy terms.
Fer further Information aaress Or. On.
vid z. Stephan, care Of Albert J. Kern.
city. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

tn q West Yirglnlan want id.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

We solicit your bu1lnega, utlaA VI
receive prompt and careful ntte1t,eJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

FOR RENT-Four room house. First
ward. Inquire U. NJ. Billinsslea. e34
9Th street. ,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20
! Rooms: for Rent

FOR; RENT-One furnished rom with
beard. Apply 1898 Barney street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

FFoR ,REhT-Furnished rooms. Az
4 ply Mrs. C. &, shroyer, 4s2 Jackson
street. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

Our fire and burglar proei vanls
are he 10 customers for private p
perB.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-20

GIRL WANTED-Fur general house
work; small family. Address P. O.
Box 1863. II
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For Sale
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SAlE-9V-A. OalO laTW--AE
miles from Courthouse, $500. Write
today. l4eech. New Philadelphia. D. 81
Foa SALE-One 4.roomed house, new
! With three-fourths OF acre OF land: five
minutes walk from center Of city. on
Spruce street; no city taxes to pay
price $4,000. half cash, balance on
rent payments. Call at Amos Clay
toms meat market, Maple avenue, for
particulars.
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losT-Hose supporter. t;old catch
NTH initials. Return 10 this Office.
Help Wanted

WAnTED-Fy Knox SoX c., n girl to
inspect work: also 4 member. Apply
at Factory, 18th st.. and Belt Line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
ORGANIZING NATIONAL
GUARD COMPANIES IN
EASTERN OKLAHOMA

nv an act Of The legislature q
ig07.0S there was but one regiment
Of infantry Of the Oklahoma National
guard provided for the state Of Okla.
h0ma. Owing 20 this arrangement
Adiuiant General " Nj Canton has
been working 10 organize Ono'half Of
lAa regiment In the eastern part 81
the state. OF the twelve companies
there are nov four organized and
equipped companies on the Indian
Territory side and Bi the examination
held on June 10 officers were ex'
amlned from Tulsa where Company
A Will be- organized The examining
board was composed of General T M
Canton, Major p. VI Jayne Edmond.
and j. G. Herr. Chandler AZ this
examination The following applicants
we're examined aud passed Charles
+. R0eaer Tulsa, llfat lieutenant
Bruce II. Mceoy. Tulsa, second lieut
tenant: Sergeant Waiter Ncnch, bH.
rant. First Sergeant VIM A Wor
ley. Ardmore. FIRST lieutenant Ser
epani Albert -. Hayes Ardmore. Aee
ond lieutenant ~ r. Perry. VINO
was TO have taken examination for
captain az the Tulsa company was
unable 20 attend the examination
and the vacancy is held open Tor him.
Company A, now stationed a. TO
bart. Okla. having depicted III num-
bera tin II has fallen below the min
lmum required By Law. wlll be dla
banded for the pprpeaH Of ofgaulz.
Ing 81 Tulsa. Capt NJ II Tanlhec,
First infantry, who WIS ~ command
Of The company ai Hobart, hats been
appointed 10 the vacancy 10 the ad.
lufanl generals department which
was formerly filled hy Capt s. II,
Hafrelson. quarinfmaalar First In
faulry
Numerous applications have heen
received al the office ri the adiuiani
general from towns throughout the
atasa TO organize new companies of
which no action can Be taken oWlnf
10 provisions 0l chs legislative aet
Tulsa Ia undoubtedly 2 desirable
station tor company end The high
! standing Of The commissioned person
mel vln afford ne company much
prestige
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11

State charters were issued today
as follows:
Buell. Stone and Quarry company,
OF MuskOgee. with $4,000 capital
stock. The directors are. J. g. Buell.,
G. y. BuchauIan and II. r. Buchen'
nan. an Of Mhskogee
The Cawthorn Cotton company Of
OklaAoma City, with $4,000 capital
stock. The lncorporators are; w A.
Cawthorn, A. n. King and T. 7.
Relnhart, all OF Oklahoma City
The Clinton Business college, Of
Clinton. with 5000 capital stock,
The incorpbrators are y, n. Wood
1r, L. a. Denney and o. q. Wood
son. an OF Clinton.
Onward Investment company Of
Oklaht City. with 100000 capital
stock. Ne directors are' r. T, Nil.
Ter. J. b. piefsol and George NJ Pier
sol, an Of Oklahoma City
First Christian church, OF Annette,
wilh tho following trustees, n. J. Bu.
halls, d, NJ Davis and =, ]. Smith,
all Of Annette,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
STATUS Of
BOARD Of
AFFAIRS

Refusal OF the state board OF pub
llc affairs 10 approve q claIm for
piG.250 on the contract for the new
building at che Weatheriord Normal
school may result in suit before
thc Supreme court. which viii deter
mine the boards authority In this
and all other matters.
The contract for the building 70
cost $4,000 wax awarded by the
board Of state normal school regents
accordlng TO President Cameron, on
March 30. aisni days before the state
board Of public affairs vas author
lzed BY law Under a ruling Of A.
iorney General west payments upon
buildings must be approved by both
boards, End the board Of affairs re.
fuses 10 do so until II has had op.
poftunlly 70 view The work and re-
ceiye report from an architect The
Weatherl0fd contractor WIS Informed
that II may be- thirty days before the
hoard could reach Oils lob. and IN
the laaanlime. he aayn. he has vast
amounl Of money tied np.
President Cameron telegraphed
Governor Haskell in Memphis that
unless the board Of affairs salA III 70
act At once q suit MOULD be filed IN
lhe Supreme court 10 obtain q con.
slfucllon upon the law creating The
board. The governor replied that be
would leage iof Guthrie tonight and
uneeavof 10 atFslehien the lApgle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
OPERATED STRING or
BANKS N OKLAHOMA
Fled From Wichita Leaving /,
Cloud Of Debts Behind
Him
special 70 tho DAILY Lsador,

special 10 the Daily Leader.
Wichita. kan, June il-~ac0ts NJ
Whine is a patient IN q hospital u
Santa Ana, Calf. lie Is suffering
from broken leg, the result of an
accident 70 d motor car III which ho
was riding
Whine la wahled IN thla city Il ~.
swer to a charge Of embezzlemnns
Since Ne fled from Wichita much
Speculation has been abroad concern
Inc his whereabouts and some ei
fort has been made 10 locate him.
Soon after he lett Wichita Whine vIh
tied a Number Of foreign countries re
Gently he went Ia southern California.
where he now Ia.
In Santa ANA, Mr., Winnie Id not
Scott a. Winnie. He Ia Annur Win
nin and under that name Is nnw
patient Ia one OF Santa Ana'a hoapl
tails. II II said an effort viii be made
to return him 10 wichita for trial
Story oF His plunues
Scott z. Winnie fled from this eity
On March ae 1908, leaving a cloud og
liabilities said ID asEraeate over
half million dollars Iila indlvldslai
liabilities TO the Winnie MurlAHse
company were approximately ti7I0DQ.
This much has since been proven IL
The court Of bankruptcy Of Judge G
V. Ferguson. Plus this was 5000 nn
mortgages not paid out and Hahich
money b. IL said 10 have ombezzled
Il IS known slso that The Central Na
lnnal bahk Of 81. Ioula holds Win
e'a Individual notes for $4,000. The
National Bank Of Commerce d thlt
city holds notes aggregaling $4,000
Eaoh OF these institutions hold ident
cal collateral. which were given q 81
sure large amount of stock Of tho
Winnie Mortgage Trust company ok
which The Land Credit Trust company
is trustee The securities are said q
be valueleas as there IL absolutely
nothing behind them
Operated Banks In oklahome
Scott H. Winnie WAS president oE the
Whine Mortgage company, vice pFesi
cent OF the Land Credit Trust com
pany, al officer IN the Land Credit
State bank, and also Al officer IL nt
merous other corporations II fatt
he was the controlling spirit, and
really manager OF all the concerns
| with witch he WAS interested. Some
months before hts sudden departure
from Wichita. Whine started string
Of banks IN Western Oklahoma.
The Winne Mortgage company now
/ has outstanding debauture b0ndE 70
the extent OF y2s5.O00, The Land
tfedlt Trust company. acting Is lFus'
tee, had NOT much capital employed u
he business There are claims
against y which Il valid make Il W
able for s20O,OOo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
ONE PASSENGER KILLED
SEVERAL OTHERS HURT
-Four Persons Killed In Tornado
and Section Camp Com
pIHteIy Destroyed

Kansas city, Mo-, June ii-D During
o terrible wind storm which prevail
cd throughout that section last night,
a Kansas city Mexico and Orient
passenger train was blown from a
bridge across the Brazos river near
Knox City, Texas One passenger, }
n stafford, Of CrOwell, Texas, waa
killed.
"Details received mere arn mcpErcs
as the wires are Ia bad shape hui It
Is known the train was running TWEEN
IN allies an hour when the accident
occurred and had just run on the
bridge when a sudden blow sent Il
rolling into the almost dry bed Of
river below The baggage car and
hree coaches topped over but the
weight Of the engine prevented II
from leaving the rails That more
persons were not injured was due 60
tho fact that al tina point where The
train left the rails the fail ia but ten
feet.
Further dispatches say that four
persons were killed In a tornado At
Iueders. hundred miles vest uf NJ,
Worth ana a section camp al South
Wichita Texas, was completely de-
stro'ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
ALLEGE DISCRIMINATION
IN THEIR ASSESSMENT
Declare They Were Assessed
at Cash Value and Other
Property Only Two Thirds

Injunction suits We're Illed In the
United States Circuit court for the
Western district OF Oklahoma here
this morning against the shcriils and
county treasurers throughout Okla.
bona BY Che santa Fe, ~ Reno and
Western, Midland Valley katy
and Ft. Smith and Western Railroad
companies ~ restrain Them from col
lectlne the last halt Of .he 1905 state
tax. The suits are based upon sew
eral constitutional grounds, tho chief
contention alleging that the cunsll.
tuition OF The state provides that al
property shall bc assessed at q FAIR
cash value aud ilat the state board
Of equalization has Wllfully and
knowingly assessed the property OF
the plaintiffs upon this basis and at
the same time did willully cause
the valuation OF 0tncr property II inc
state 10 be assessed al 637 per cent
0l the fair cash value thereof
The plaintiffs allege discrimination
dEafufl TUT iu4NNHh NtApNlHNRHH ~
iho state by the state board OF
equalization
The amounts involved IN the suits,
involving the various counties In the
state In which the railroads named
operate aggregate over S90010D. The
majority Of the suits were filed In
the Wiestefn district here, and the
suits against thc Eastern Oklahoma
ahehfis and ireasurers will be filed
tomorrow nj Muskogee
Tho railroads also ask The court 10
issue an Injunction against the state
and The county officials restraining
them from interfering with OF mo.
lnstiug their property Tor their ro.
fusal 10 pay lhls tax. which becomes
Delinquent on the fifteenth Uf thla
month The railroad companies of
fer 10 give snpersedcas bond in
any sum TO be fixed By the court TO
guarantee the payment OF the taxey
IN controversy pending decision OF
the court upon what their just pro
portion Of the tax should be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
BRIDGE SPAN INTO RIVER;
THREE W0REMEN HURT

A slxly.iour foot steel span Of The
corwln wagon bridge across the Clm
arron river which ~ being repaired
fell into the river yesterday after
noon takilg several workmen with It,
Three OF the men sustained slight IN
lurlea. Que getting his foot hurt, nn
other beiEp bit IN the chest and the
iiher slightly bruised. An Of the IN.
iured men were able 20 return TO
work again today. The county % hay
Ing much trouble getting the Cor
win hrldre nnaalhie aEain. Last
years hlrh floods took out seven
pans ana the county several months
leo lei d contract for replacing the
washed uut wooden spans with steel
Tho recent heavy rains washed ont
thlriy.flve feet more Of The bank "a
the south Of the bridge which will
aecessiihie another span being added
10 the bridge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11

great importance 70 the Santa Re
system In this state Coleman "a 10
Gated IN the extreme northeeM para
Of Texas on bhe Panhandle diTieoA n
the Santa Fe, and Clovis "a lochieu
almost due west my the northeast
part Of New Mexsevv, just above Laa
Vegas. This cut or will be iT6 miles
in length and the estimated cost Ia
si.5000o0. When completed Il viii
shorten the distance by more then
800 miles to the Pacific coast Nom.
pared with the route now lraversed,
by way OF Amarillo. Texas The con-
tract calls for HE extension to be
completed within one year.
This extension means much 10 the
capital city az one OF the terminal
points In the Pacific coast 70 the Gulf
traffic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11

on West Noble avenue furnished by
Inspector Van Meter showed shortage
on cement pn several blocks Of work
Iraneing from SO TO 20 sacks of &c
ment 10 fhc block. Superintendent
Reaaley cenled the charge, declaring
that the inspector WAS not an expert
enced concrete man and that he had
evidently make q gross error IN check
ing The mfieral used. He also sta ell
that the city engineer had required q
barrel of cement for every 20 y9rds
Of concrete when he should have al.
lowed niue yards 70 barrel
AS far as the Noble avenue asphalt
paving calking. superintendent Beas-
ley decllred tha' any asphalt paving
would calk, relnarhinF that II II didn't
calk the company would not be salts
fled with the oib and do It over again.
City Chemist Sustalns Beasiey
The written report OF City Chemist
louis Uhnan 10 the mayor sad CITY
council sustalns the con'e~.ions Of
Superintendent heasley ia respect
fled with the Job and 1t over again.
wherein i.e says:
"Thls pavement already laid ] 40
not think win deteriorate; the reas'
on It calks as much as II does Is on
account OF the sand grading. but ney.
ertheless, any asphalt payment VIII
calk: II Il does not callS, there Is some
thing radically wrong with 1t, and 's
very likely 10 crack In cold weather.
But time Is the only thing that VIII
tell IN regard 10 the mixture we have
done at The present time, but ! be
lieve ami my honest opinion Is tina
The said mixture is alright. excepting
improvement that could have been
made on the mineral aggregate,
which was laid with the only sand oh
tainable IN this locality"
city Attorney Fred W. Green
stated today that the difference IN
tho estimates Of City Engineer Hook
or aud Superintendent Reasley rel
atlve to the quantity Of cement need
ed to q block of concrete would
amount 10 200 sacks a block The
city attorney says that IN his judg
ment the city is getting the best job
Of asphalt paving in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
RAILROAD
REFUSES
To PAY

The Chicago, Rock Island aud Pa.
cifir Railroad company has refused
to pay the secretary of state one
tenth Of one per cent on It's capltaii-
zatlon Of $500 000. 600 for the privilege
of llHne for record IN Oklahoma an
authenticated copy Of ihe arecles of
incorporation and consolidation Of al
the Rock Island properties In the
United States. IN consequence OF
tho refuaal said articles we're not
made matter OF record IN present
ing the document General Attorney
Blake Of El Reno, acting for the com.
pany. knew that the fiate's fee would
Be sg00. 900, plus So but no intention
III paying II WIS entertained. Ac.
cOrllnE 10 a letter accompanying the
document MI. Blake announced that
the proposed act Of filing was 20 be
done By the company voluntarily and
solely prompted BY q deaire Of The
company 70 avoid any controversy
With iiae state Of Oklahoma. The
dbtipa1la has charters from both i.
llnsih and lows.
II was n0t the purpose Of General
Attorney Blake t. yield any of the
companys rights IN The state. as the
following from the letter Of trans
mission Indicated
In filing. the company wants 1
distinctly. understood that Il does noi
admit thai The slste laws purporllnf
10 require Uhc filing Of such docu
menls Is applicable 10 4. and denies
liability 40 pay tho sum required d
foreign corporations as 4 condition
10 deine BUSINESS 10 ihe state. ahs
this company Naives % right y pos
scases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
DIED WHILE LEANING
ON ARM Of HIS FATHER

Special to the Daily Leader
El Reno. okla, June li.-Leaning
On ihe arm OF his father Glen Rich
ards. OF HavIland. Kas., aged siftcen,
died Just as he was entering the Rock
Island eating house In this city The
young man had been suffering win
inflammatory rheumatism for several
months and his heart hao become
affected. IN company with his faith,
n young Richards left Havlland for
Hot Springs and arrived here al
noon The same day. While waiting
fer the test bound train father and
SON walked 10 the eating house at
tho Rock Island station Just as
they reached The steps. the young
man swaged and fell to the pave
mont dead. Ills father carried him
into the station and summoned med
Teal assistance but It was too late
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
STATE TREASURER HAS
OVER MILLION ON HAND

The state examlness's report on the
state lraasurers office shows an in
come of over million dollars from
October aiat 20 April 30 This ln,
oludes e640000 from the school lands
$3.50. 600 general taxes. $4,000 grow
revenue tax. s88,000 from the lnsur
anoe con missioner. $4,000 from the
state secretary, There Is balanct
now on hand Of St.3640OO, distributes
as follows s27i,000 general revenue,
l255.Q0e public buildings. si67OOe
common schools
The Equalization board has decided
10 tax oil and gas companies on the
basis Of earnings and FIX the valua.
Hon at four times the net income iof
lasl year. Their protest will be heard
Om0rr0W.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
CONE OUT

An citizens Interested IN the future
welfare Of The capital city are urged
lo be- present At the mass meeting to.
night IN ihc city hall auditorium. The
balance yet on the $4,000 bonus for
the Mountain valley and Plains rail
road mus be raised at the meeting
Now 4 The timo for Guthrie to act
and act quickly Several other i'm.
porlnns propositions are TO be taken
up at tho meeting Including new
factory,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-11
NEW RAILROAD PROPOSED.

Special In Tho DAILY ieador.
Alva. OKLA. June li-Thc report
is current that Alva Is 10 have a new
railroad that Is 70 come from the
northwest 70 some point In New
Mexico. The Alva boosters had a
meeting and subscribed $4,000 and
promised twenty miles of right Of
way IN consideration of, this Off.
GERS OF the road agreed 20 locate The
passenger and freight divisions at
AipH.