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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

With the Methodist church beauH-
fully decorated in the class colors, pur-
pie and white, and every foot Of space
in both the main auditorium and Sun
day school room occupied by class
mates. relatives and friends, the class
of 1909 of the Chickasha High School
received their diplomas last night and
were given most auspicious send-off
on "life's voyage"
Following a selection BY the Chicka-
sha Orchestra, the members Of the
board marched in from the rear and
then came the members of the class
who took their places on the platform
with Superintendent Ramey and Prin-
cipal Cowan.
An. earnest invocation was offered
by Rev NJ L. Butler and after an
other orchestra number, superinten-
dent Ramey with appropriate intro
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
MiStOOk Horse Dope
For TSidy-Drank 1t


+ Especial Express telegram +
+ Stigler, Okla. May 2S-Mis- =
+ taking horse medicine for whis- +
+ ky, Isaac Richardson and wife, +
+ drank the mixture as toddy at !.
: breakfast this morning and for j.
: several hours were threatened i
: with death. The prompt use Of !
, antidotes saved their lives. :
$3.50 %#@+++ +@++@4+
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
Oklahoma Woman
Fights Coffin Nails
Especial Express TELEGRAM. ]

New Orleans, La, May 2s.-Dr
Dora Martin Of the Oklahoma miyer-
sity. is creating rigid anti-cigarette
campaign here by her lectures. She
recently returned from Panama, after
a crusade in the Canal Zone schools.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
cAR LOAD OF Auros.

Wadsworth & White have received
a car load of Maxwell automobiles, six
machines in all Among those who
have purchased them are c. NJ. Fech-
heimer, w. w Wadsworth ]. n.
Jones, west Of town, and T. c. Welch
of Verden.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
MET OLD scHooLMATE.

DIR. Jones. who delivered the com
mencenent address last night, was a
classmate in in Richmond, Va, Of J.
D. HILL, ia Chickasha avenue. The
two had not met each other in thirty
three years until last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
WILL ATTACK INDICTMENTS.
fspeciaI EXPRESS Telegram. l

Especial Express Ielegram.l
Muskogee, Okla, May 2S.-It is an
nounced authoritatively here this aft
ernoon that the five Muskogee citi-
zens indicted will make a motion to
quash the indictments on the ground
Of improper influence on the jury.
Each of the defendant gave $4,000
bond here this afternoon.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

couple of friends, will control the des-
TIMES of the famous lease. Associated
with Mr.. Smith are s, II. Bradbury Of
Waukegan, ILL.,, and +. II. Stickney of
Bullfrog.
The sudden turn of affairs was 4
great surprise to Bryan and his friends,
who believed that Bryan would be re-
elected to his position at the head Of
the company. Sentiment failed to find
a place in the casting Of the ballots
that should decide the issue of control.
Out of s25, 900 shares, Bryan and his
associates could muster but 5000 0
while Mr.. Smith and his friends voted
about 100000, and Mr.. Bradbury con
trolled approximately 100000 shares
principally by proxy. Bryan had pre-
viously been assured of the support III
Bradbury, it is said.
Under the cumulative system OF vo.
ing, +. II. Stickney was elected prcsi
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

house and Thompson of Goldfield, and
A. p. Garberg of Beatty; McGillvary OF
Los Angeles; Busch Bros. and associates
of Rhyolite; McViehey, a well known
Salt Lake engineer, and G. f. Redman
and +. NJ. Grace of tie Las Vegas rail
way; also Billy Mckay of Go!dacld.
This is only a partial list as the mum
Der of applications is far in excess of
the 100 mark.
A large number of prominent Gold
field mining meE have recently made
the trip to Pioneer to inspect the big
bonanza, and all are enthusiastic over
the showing, as well as the general ous'
look for the camp making a big one
with many other good mines in prospect.
Some of Nevada's biggest operators,
including G. w. Hayes, of the Hayes
Monnettc lease. and Tom &. Murphy,
Of the Combination Fraction, will lea 81
at Pioneer, Mr.. Hayes lease having
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06
NEW PLANT TO BE PUT ON
LITTLE FLORENCE LEASE

Some important changes to meet the
demands Of enlarged operations at the
Little Florence lease ON the Combina-
ton Fraction have been inaugurated By
Manager George Vickers, and are now
under way. Contracts have been closed
with the Wood Sullivan company for a
complete new 75-horsepower electric
equipment, including a double drum
hoist. skips, buckets, pump, etc, TO re
place the present 40-horsepower. equip
ment. Nine drills will be put 10 work
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

"HE STORY is short-read it. The Pioneer COM
pany has everything known both to science and
practical work in the way of oil indications and
oil formation. Let this stand as a settled fact and one
to which affidavit will be made for the benefit of those
doubling it. The affidavit will be found below. In
this connection, the United States Post Office depart
mont has begun a much needed campaign against false
and misleading statements in advertisements in gen
oral. However, we desire you to know that our state
mcnts are reasonable and true, since language itself
has been so far prostituted by brokers and promoters
that it no longer stands as a vehicle for truth and fact
that need some stronger evidence of their existence
than mere statements.
The trouble with most stock propositions is a lack
of good management and an utter responsibility on
the part of the promoters. These have been wholly
eliminated in Pioneer Oil. There is no promotion
stock for brokers and agents. Only such men as have
rever been attached here or elsewhere to twildcatting'
propositions, were chosen as officers and directors. The
stock is not handled either by the company or through
brokers, but by the Registration Trust Company of
Goldfeld, which issues, transfers, registers, and mails
all stock, as well as handles all money until it has
Eeen placed in the bank to the credit of the oil COM
pany.
The next point is organization. The Pioneer Oil
Company of Nevada is a regulation Nevada corporation
with a capital of 1,000,0 900 shares, par value ST., fully
paid and forever worcestershire, with no liability at
taching to stockholders. The chief point is the fact
that the organizers gave the treasury 100000 shares
Of stock, while but 10000 shares were issued and
pooled for purchase of property. After selling 100000
shares or a controlling interest to the public, there will
still be left 100000 in the treasury. A diligent search
of the Nevada Handbook of Corporations issued by
The GOLDFIELD NEWS, shows that no other cor
poration in Nevada ever gave their treasury so much
stock.
Of chief interest to the investor is the value of the
stock upon development of the property. This hinges
upon the extent of the estate held with the value of the
product from it. The holding is $3.50 acres in two
bodies, the pick and the cream of the district. The
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06
CONTROL OF RICH PIONEER
wREsrED FROM DIsCovERER

Clouds that may dim the bright
promise of the great Pioneer bonanza,
even at the dawn of a wonderful career,
nave gathered on the horizon and re-
suited in the overthrow of the man who
discovered the rich mine that is 10
the leading topic of interest in mining
circles, and directed its development ~
It's present place of prominence.
AT the annual meeting of the Bull,
frog Pioneer Leasing and Mining com
pany, held at Pioneer last Monday
night, ). r. Bryan was deposed as presi-
aent of the company, and viii be sue
seeded as mine manager by Frank A,
Meth, former manager Of the Tonopah
Aining company at Tonopah. Oscar J,
smith, a prominent mining man and
capitalist Of Reno, is the new Rich
"ohd who, with the cooperation Of 8
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

Bryan as president and general man.
ager. After more or less vicissitudes,
Bryan finally opened the ore, the
Pioneer Immediately took rank as a
bonanza, and the rush to the district
began. Now all the country is sitting
up and taking notice of this latest sem
sation in the mining world.
Leases in Demand
Many applications for leases have
been made to the company, and ar
rangcments have been perfected for
granting some of them Immediately,
Among those who have asked for leases
O this rich claim and adjoining terri
tory are: John Bonham and w. ii.
Bodie, on the north end of Bi-Metallie
No. /; Sam +. Lindsay, Frank p. Kerns
and Frank p. Mannix, on Ri Metallic
No. 3; Charles Topping and John Colds
worthy Of Beatty; Stewart and Me
Vicar of Rhyolite; Thompson, More
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

pushing development, and a vigorous
policy pursued.
Needed repairs are being made at the
shaft to meet the new conditions. New
air pipes are being put IN, and every
thing about the property brought up 10
date.
There are good showiugs o. ore
throughout the mine, and a heavy ~
duetion can be anticipated to feuoN the
installation Of the new plant. The nam
shaft is down eco feet. The PRINCIPAL
work now being done is on tbs 80 ard
357-foot levels, but when the new p'aat
Is working, drifting 10 the east viii he
starsed On the 5oo.foet to prospect the
ground Thoroughly at chat depth.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

already been signed. Goldsworthy, Top
ping. Bell and DIR. Wheeler are inter
csted with Mr.. Hayes, and the block
allotted to them is the west 500 feet o.
the Sunrise claim, owned by the May
flower North Extension company.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

dent and treasurer, and Mr.. Bradbury
vice president. The executive COM
mittee consists of Smith, Stickney ana
Bradbury, who will control the direc-
torate. of which Bryan and A. R. Fraser
are the other members.
Litigation May Follow
1t is rumored that as a result of the
election, the Pioneer lease may find lis
way into the courts in the near future,
Judge j. p. O'Brien, of the Consoi.
idated legal department, has been re
tanned by Bryan and Tobin to represent
their interests.
Some months ago Bryan secured ,
lease on the entire Bi-Metallie claim
No. 8. He had great faith in tho
ground, and interested a party of inan
eial people in the enterprise. The Bull
frog Pioneer Leasing and Mining com
pany vas organized and the leas'
turned over to the company, will
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06
Some of the Practical Results
In Buying Pioneer Oil
at Ten Cents
A SINGLE WELL OFTEN
PRODUCES A FORTUNE
Government Statistics Show 8I.82 Per Cent
of All Wells Drilled Since 1859
Have Been Producers
ROOM FOR 4z6 WELLS ON $500 ACRES

1T is THE PLAIN DUTY OF EVERYONE INTER
ested in Making Money to Investigate All Sources
fer Money Making. If We Cannot Show You the
Greatest Opportunity Ever Offered the American
Public fer Rapid Speculation and Proft-Making, No
One on the Face of the Earth Can.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06
STATE OF NEVADA,
Esmeralda County,

EsmaMa County,
Ira MaFanand of lawful age being first duly worn dgss and a: That hh he general manager of
the Indications and fmhn for the presence of oil on the holdings of the Pioneer Oil Company of Neh,a
the Indian Springs district lincoln County, Nevada and that the same are true
Subscribed Land sworn to before me this 18th day of Fh, 1900
SjYed) T. J. MAGNE
NoTARIAL sEAID Notary Public in and for Emsha County Nevada
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

short Of stationery We print the
hest. Phone 1889.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06

Map of Southern Nevada, showing Indian Springs, between
Beatty and Las Vegas, on the Las Vegas and TonOpah Railway,
where the Pioneer Oil Company of Nevada OWNS $500 Acres OF oil
land, and also where one of the largest deposits in the United
States from which to make Portland Cement has just been dis
covered. Indian Springs lies in a direct line between Bakersfield,
Cal, and the Oil Fields of Utah.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-02-06
THIS SHOWS LOCATION OF BIGGEST PROFIT
MAKER IN "THE GREAT SOUTHWEST"
SOMETHING 0F GREAT Interest To MONEY GET1ERS
1850 TO 1890 Per CENT ON YOUR INVESTMENT
ASSETS POSSIBLY WORTH $3,S40yOOO TO $7J6SO,OOO

product will be petroleum with an asphaltum base,
similar TO California product. Coalinga and Santa Clara
Gil land in California is selling at $1,000 to $3,00o an
acre, and upon an equal basis the estate of Pioneer Ohl
would be worth from SO, S40,000 to $7,6s0,OO0. The
value of of California oil for three years is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

s.. 300
FOR SALE BY OWNER AT COST
Corner Hudson st. and Boyd av Designed by
prominent architect; the most artistic and con-
venlent home in ClaremOnt district;
swell hcne in a swell neighborhOod; 36 min
utes from San Francisco 10 minutes from
Oakland, 10 minutes from Berkeley; near Key
Route and College cars; large rooms, pan
eled walls, beam ceilings. double glass doors
from hall to living and dining rooms, cabinet
Kitchen, large cooling closet. bath fitted with
highest grade fixtures. ? ehimneys with brick
and tile mantels, windows in closets, cement
trays in laundry. See MR.. GORDON, owner
on premises, or 10031s Broadway, room l. Oak
land; phone Oakland $3.50; reasonable terms
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-10 600 acres in subdivisions to suit
purchaser; situate in the great artesian belt in
Kern county; soil rich and deep; surface leyel; ;
abundance of free water; convenient TO rail-
roads.
This land will produce deciduous fruits
cranes sugar beets. alfalfa, vegetables has
grain and in fact anything that is grown in
fine great san Joaquin valley. The lands all
around are being occupied by thrifty settlers
II YOU want to raise hogs and cattle. or if you
want to plant eucalyptus, If you want an in
yestment or II you want to make for yourself
a home now is your opportunity. This is
about the last Of the great tracts in the San
Jonouin valley to be had at the extremely low
price for which it Is offered, and at terms
within reach Of ALL
For- prices. terms and further information
apply to
206 Metropolis Bank Building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
PIEDMONT PRnPERrY


Desirable lot. 39xI10 feet. near Oakland av
earllne and short distance from Piedmont sta
tlon; near corner of Howard az. and Mace St
for sale at sacrifice: similar sized lots in same
block being held at 81 ,365 and upward: will sell
this lot for 1850 on terms as follows: $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments OF $50
including interest Owner, box 444, Call office
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

10 % NET-BUY IN OAKLAND-15 q NET.
New sunny apartment flats, right in town, with
all latest modern equipments: built by days
work; fully occupied and leased long before com
pletton TO local prominent businessmen; this
choice property pays 15 per cent net and is 10
Gated near the new s., 600 600 Bankers hotel and
In the center Of 0akland's marvellous growth and
Improvements; in less than , years the lot viii
be worth the present cost OF Improvements and
lott will sell for cash or terms For further par-
ticulars see r. J. PAVERT owner. practical ex-
perienced builder and architectural designer; Of
fee, rooms 21 and %. 101515 Broadway: hours.
TO 3 n m
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
FINANCIAL
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NONPAY
MENT OF ASSESSMENT.
CIR p A COMPANY

MENT OF ASSESSMENT.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
Location of principal place of business No. 81
Eleventh street, in the city and county of San
Francisco and state of California.
Notice is hereby given that there Is delin-
quent upon the following described capital stock
OF the Ocean Shore Railway Company account
of assessment heretofore 70 wit on the 14th day
of January A. D. 1909, levied thereupon, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective share holders as follows, VIZ
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
10 ACRES IRRIGATED FARMS PLANTED TO
ALFALFA.

10 acres of the. best irrigated land, miles
from railroad station, Willows the county seat
SOS. monthly thereafter SIS. The land has ali
been plowed and a portion Of the tract has been
planted to alfalfa, which is growing beautifully.
The remainder will be planted as rapidly as
weather conditions will permit and expect
good crop this spring. We estimate that the
alfalfa will pay you $500 to $500 every year
and as fast as it is sold the net proceeds will be
credited as additional payment on account of
your contract Write the Alfalfa Farms Com
Dany 4G3 Nlonadnock building San Francisco
who will send you full particulars This land is
entirely free from overflow.
THOUSANDS of chickens: buy chicken farm on
the Cotati ranch. Petaluma; several hun
dred families already raising thousands Apply
TO the COTATI CO.. 80 California ST., San
Francisco. owners Of property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
Korea Arrives From the Far East and
TenyO Maru Takes Departure
Pacific Mail Liner Brings Many Passengers
and Has Valuable Cargo

The Pacific Mail liner Korea. Cap
tain Sandberg, arrived early yesterday
morning from the far east with a
large number OF passengers and
cargo which included an unusually
large shipment of rice and raw, silk
valued at about S1Oo0,000.
The Korea was in the. harbor short
ly after o'clock and was given quick
dispatch by quarantine and customs
officials. On account of the tide no
attempt was made to dock the liner
until after 10 o'clock when the water
was comparatively slack. The Korea
docked at the north side of pier A.
The Tenyo Maru. lying at the south
side of pier AZ, narrowed the slip un-
comfortably. but Captain Sandberg ran
his big charge into its berth as if
the Korea had been on rails, and by
1880 the passengers were trooping
ashore and sacks of mail and bales
of raw silk were pouring out of half a
dozen ports.
The Korea overlook and passed the
freighter Hyades at noon Thursday.
On Sunday morning. the day after leav-
ing Honolulu, the Korea met the Mon
golia, outward bound, and exchanged
signals.
The Korea,s DaSSen noarS ipcludad.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
S225-Lady in need will sacrifice lot in the pref
tiest part of San Anselmo, 65xI20: water
street work. ETC.; minutes walk to station
Box 81 Kentfeld.
s295 each--S beautiful, wooded sunny lots; grand
view 50x120: water. street work. etc: min
utes walk to station. FL. +. MANN, Kent
field. Marin county. OPP. depot.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES, Investments, lots. ranches, acre proper
ties. BROWN s. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
2 acres on fine road adjoining town: house A
rooms barn, chicken house; price 81 500.
3i5 acres III miles from town: house 8
rooms bath. pantry, barn, chicken houses.
mill and tank: acres full bearing fruit; only
81. $50.
cow barn. chicken houses for 1000 chickens.
hrooder house. mill and tank: acre fruit:
fine view; near good school: price $4,000.
acres. all in fruit; full bearing; house 6
rooms barn. mill and tank, mile from town;
price $1,000.
4 rooms. barn. chicken house. 200 chickens
horse COW. harness. buggy, spring wagons
farming tools, good well; near school; price
$500.
Call on or address WILBERT & BEAM.
Opera House Bldg. HAYWARD. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE

WE make a speciality of homes In Ross. San
AnseIno and San Rafael. Consult Us before
buying or renting either improved or unlrn-
proved property. large or small.
E. E. -HOFF & Co. COZ 4th St. San Rafael. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27


HONG KONG.
Capt. r. Albertone Theodore Hasche
Col. George X. Cotton lC- H. Loeber
Mrs Chin Jue Miss L. Spauldiug
H. o. Hanna Mrs. w. Is. Watson
Master Oscar Hanna Mrs. f. W. Whitehead
Mrs. E. A. Jackson Mrs. c. E. Alison
Mrs. George II. MonroelG. ii. Corse Jr
W. H. Watson Chin Jue
f. W. Whitehead d. g. BOster
z. II. Alison Leighton Hanna
Simon Casady. Jr lE A. Jackson
Miss A. NJ. Cotton George H. Monroe
]. v Daniels DIR, W. S. Washburn
Mrs. II. o. Hanna H. f. Wallace
SHANGHAI.
Mrs. 4. C. Bowen Miss Sophia Manus
DR.. 5 I. Kong "A. G. Bowen
Miss Elinor Wilson Master Albert Bowen
Thomas II. Bucker Mrs. Roy A. Wilson
Francis Bowen
NAGASAKL
Miss Elizabeth Russell
KOBE.
YOKOHAMA
DR.. P. A. Fox Is. s. Sittenheld
John Sherman +. Lach
Mrs. NJ S. williamson J. H. Evans
F. G. Curtis E. Morgan
j. S. II. Frank P. G. Sinner
HONOLULU.
G. W. Beames Mrs. f. T. Kong
NJ. Barrett w p Lord
l.. \. Baker Mrs. J. c. Murray
W r. Baehesh George e. Maule
Mrs. X. 4. Bode and Arch Mackillop
child Sidney W. Miller
Mrs. S. Crawford p Peterson
G. II. Clapp Mrs. Edwin Parrish
MIS- Jewett Dewey Miss NJ. F. Rawlins
w. j. Ennis s. c. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

REFINED and highly cultured American girl Of
musical ability and talent, aged is years;
perfect blonde, good figure and adept at
classic dancing is anxious TO meet gentle
man Of % years OF age; one who help
her better her condition ] ambitious. Of
happy disposition and home loving; TO right
party viii consider matrimony- Box GAO, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

Continued on Page 10 Column ?
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

YOUNG man, member of aristocratie family
from Europe, would like TO meet young re-
hned lady; object matrimony- Box 524 Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE

SANTA HUSH HEAL ESTATE
WRITE for list of income bearing ranches to
James II. GRAY. Santa Rosa. Cal.
PROPERTY WANTED
WANTED-Lots between and sts., Sunset
district; our client viii pay cash; prices must
be reasonable J. ". WRIGHT CO., 125 and
127 Sutter ST.
wANTED-A farm within 100 miles OF san
Francisco for $1,000 cash. Box 7Ss. Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contlnued

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-Continued
LASSEN COUNTY BARGAIN.
200 acres-S0 acres choice meadow on living
trout stream; 100 acres fine timber, 40 acres
alfalfa; good house and barn; close to school; on
chard; only So 900; one-half cash. timber worth
more than S5, 600; owner. widow, who must sell;
this is special bargain.
ANOTHER SNAP.
1914 acres bearing walnut grove and prune or
chard; best Of land, paying well, and will yield
a fortune In five years and last your lifetime
and your children's. No buildings. Only $1,000
on terms. Worth ST, 600 per acre.
Country Dept H0LC0MB REALTY CO.,
800 San Pablo av,
Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-27

WIDOW anxious TO marry a gentleman of means
or good position. Box Gas, Call office.