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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
NO Bad MEN IN JARBmGE.
Justice Matthews Saws the Men OF tho
Camp Must BE Good

ct intend to bring every man TO
justice who persists in carrying a
gun In Jarbidge." said Justice J. W
Matthews az the cullen, saturday
before starting to the depot 10
catch a train TO Twin Falls. from
which point he will go into camp. Mr
Matthews was recently appointed
Justice of the peace for Jarbldge and
vicinity By the county commissioners
of Elko. They also sent out Guy
Hardin, deputy sheriff, 20 see that the
mandates OF Judge Matthews are
obeyed. 1t happened that / left
camp just two days before the killing
OF Bearn. and the deputy sheriff did
not arrive until ten days later. But
as soon as 1 reach camp my office Will
be open and We shall be ready for
business 1 consider Deputy sheriff
Hardin a splendid man for the posi-
ton. which will be a tickhsh one.
Il understand ElkO VIII. inside OF
10 days, put on regular stage
through the south pass, which will
eventually prove the most feasible
way into camp, as the Twin Falls
route covers some places where IL Is al
most impossible TO get across except
with pack animalS The distance from
Elko as about 10 miles. only a few
miles further than the northern route.
but the road Is much better, or will
De after little repairing which viii
bee done Immediately
"E. l. Walters, n mining engineer
from cripple Creek and / sampled the
Escalon and Bourne properties on
going into the district. The first show
ed SlO6. the Bourne 81 200. A big gem
eral sample Of the Bourne four foot
vein went SA4 one time, and S54
another. The wealth Of wood and
water I'm Jarhldge. for mining pur-
roses. together with les great surface
showing leads me TO believe that II
o. one Of the coming great camps that
is ~ win be a big milling proposi-
ton
1--WE are looking for an influx Of sew
or9l Thousand people within the next
few weeks now that all the passes
arc open"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
CONCENTRATES

u is understood that scores OF Call
fornia oil men are invading the san
Juan oil field near Blum The Califor-
mans have some good Oh fields of their
own. but the petroleum is mostly of a
low grade or fuel OIL while that ia the
Utah field is Of a much richer quality
The new machinery for the Ely Gem
tennial az Ely has ARR we'd and It's In
stallation will take In the neighborhood
Of three days. The foundations. which
are all of concrete. are I'm and the
buildings are all up. From now on the
tunnel will be making more rapid prog
ress as win the two prospect shafts
that have been sunk at the east and
west ends Of the property. The mine is
attracting moro attention than any
other I'M the Ely district and Supt
Sol Snyder is reception committee or
one every minute that he is not busy
directing the work
According to n. l.. Nelson the Sara
NJ. Mining company win shortly resume
work on its property In American Fork
canyon.
The annual meeting Of the Little Bell
Consolidated Mining company will be
held Monday at Cheyenne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
COMPLAINT UNwARRANTED.
such Is Opinion OF Veterinary inspect
ors After Investigation.

An open letter 20 the Governor
from c. p. Warwick Of Pleasant
Grove. was received by The News,
Friday. complaining that two in
spectors had come onto his premises
without showing credentials and
killed his COW; and that they had
been anything but nice about o.. The
communication was couched IN such
terms that at the request Of Secretary
Beatty OF the state board Of health
Chief +. r. Murray OF the bureau
Of animal industry went down 10
Pleasant Grove Friday afternoon. and
considers. as the result Of his trip,
that the complaint was unwarranted.
All bovine tuberculous matters are
now considered as within the Inn
mediate province Of the state board
Of health, under whose directions the
government veterinarians of the
bureau Of animal industry are in
specting under orders from the de-
partment at Washington acting In
conjunction with such officers as the
state board may appoint There r. no
charge 20 the state for this govern
ment service
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
EAGLE AND BLUE BELL
INCREASES ITS STOCK
Company Now on Basis Where IL VIII
BE Dividend Payer Early This
Near-New Development.

Among the mines which will be
heard from this year and among the
dividend payers. Is the Eagle and Blue
Bell The final touches 10 put the
mine ion this class were added 40 the
special meeting Of the company held
al lbs offices iu the Dooly building
az noon today The company viii
start out without a cent of indebted
ness. a large body OF ore blocked out
and enough stock boz the treasury TO
insure much more Development lf 10
g. required.
AT the meeting 100000 shares out a
capitalization of 100000, were repre-
scented and the vote was unanimous
for the increasing of the captaliza-
ton from the present number OF
shares To- 1000, 900 shares of the pres
ent par value of 81 each. IL was
further determined that the articles
of incorporation be amended so as To
provide that the meetings OF the
directors may Doe held FOR the transact
ton of any business OF the corpora
ton at such places outside of the
state as the directors may by rcsolu-
ton or bylaws provide. Further than
this the meeting decided 90 authorize
the board of directors To- sell and
dispose of the Increased stock to
wipe out the present indebtedness
For many years past the company
has been pushing development work
and saying but little This has i'm
creased the indebtedness until 81 now
amounts 20 $3.50. 900 Most of this has
been held by the old Bingham Con-
solidatcd crowd. the major part OF
which went into the Bingham Mines
company year ago
Those vino have put up the money
Ha.H Ha. 10
the company. 10 is probable that this
viii be taken over at the rate Of 50
cents n share After satisfying the in-
dcbtedness there win still be 10000
shares of stock in the treasury. This
win be available for development pur-
poses.
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE.
Under the direction OF supt william
owen the property has been put into
excellent shape There Is now a large
body OF ore blocked out between the
800 and 200 foot levels. From this the
company Is shipping from two To four
cars Of ore n week. A person familiar
with the ore declares that it viii prob
ably bring IN the ueighborhood OF 1880
car. At this rate, the company with
its present limited shipping would be
making in the uoighhorhood OF IS 1000 a
month.
10 Is understood that az the eastern
office OF the company orders will short
IS be issued for a number OF improve
ments For moro economic extraction
" ore IL is probable that the old shaft
win be sunk 10 the various levels where
ore rs. At present the ore body Is
worked by means ~ a tunnel I'm the
mountain some distance, a winze sunk
AZ the end of the tunnel and "a drift
that doubles hack for better than the
entire length OF the tunnel.
General Manager Inner PETIT declares
that the eastern office is waiting Tor
the report of tho meeting before laying
out IT'S plans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

December ocCasioned by tho severely
cold weather, which froze the ore I'm
the cars in transit and delayed I'M
loading
The amount Of copper produced dur
ing the three months amounted 20
H. 1853 761 pounds Of which the October
output was 5.i62. 462 pounds. November.
4Gl0,s75. and December only 1876 324
pounds. notwithstanding the de-
creased output In December. Il appears
that the companys copper was pro-
ductd for these three months az an
average cost of less than cents per
pound. as earnings reported show a net
profit Of about 90 cents per pound
Had II not been for the extremely cold
weather a cost Of about cents per
pound probably would have been
shown-lover than that OF any other
large producer IN the United States I
understand that about $50. 900 shares
Nevada Consolidated were turned I'm
Tor exchange into Utah Copper
would huv IL"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
COOP WEEK FOR STOCKS.
Iron blossom and colorado Strong ON
Local board.

Iron blossom and Colorado strong ON
Local Board.
with hut few exceptions the local
.toai. market was generally weak TO-
f,y with tho volume of business good
.,f the amount ~ business transacted
fsr tho week !. tier than u has been in
eor,a time The number ~ shares
that changed hands today was a''"9
ana a. amount paid out for the secur-
tics cas ti5.6l1.
rho total business for the week was
CGf os7 shares nj Sl5i fs3 o6.
colorado was strong at S. ana 81
cents this morning. with ONLY 1000
shares changing hands. Iron Blossom
renewed gG cents today
columbus consolidated showed
better tone. although 70 was apparent
iv weak al times over 5000 shares
changed hands az prices ranging from
az 10 As cents silver King Coalition
was lower today and sold at f2.l'.
sioux Consolidated was strong In spite
of the weak market that has prevailed
as FAR rs this security was concerned.
Considerable trading was done on
the curb market today. The following
trades were registered In this depart
ment. 800 shares ~ Ely Centennial az
IS cents. 500 shares ~ OpeX az 6s
cents. 600 M 30. 900 shares ~ Bling
ham Central standard az 25iA cents
buyer GO DAYS. 900 al rs. 500 shares Of
Greonhorn at AZ cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
REMANDED TO BE MODIFIED.
Supreme Court Hands Down Opinion
In Sanitarium Case.


In the case Of J. II Kurtz against the
ogden Canyon Sanitarium company
and G.. u. clark, defendants, and the
Utah e oregon Lumber company J. H.
WINSTON. ST.. and the Shupe- Williams
Candy company, intervenors ana appel
Iants. the supreme court affirmed the
decision Of the lower court Friday IN
am opinion handed down which was
written by Justice j. Il. Prick ana
eoncurred IN hy his associates. The de-
cree was rendered by the lower court
in favor OF Kurtz. foreclosing a mort
gage on a note Although the supreme
court finds no error I'm the record OF the
lower court. the case is remanded 10
modify certain parts Of H.
The mortgage on the property OF the
sanItarium company was originally TOT
$50 900 and was executed In August
1905 The company became indebted TO
n Kurtz IN the sum OF Sl6,34l.A4 and
s,,.. MIN lis notes for that amount,
hedging the mortgage as security. IN
Dp.aubcr OF the same year the COM
many became further Indebted TO hurtz
.n the sum Of $500 and executed an
,thsr motto for that amount In his favor
The judgments secured against the
the Sauitarium company were r'hutF'd
NAV 1G. 1905. and Aug. p 1905
m j. Kurtz died and the two notes
of the saultBrlum company and the
nortgaec we're distributed by the court
toll III Kurtz. as trustee for the oene-
at of an the heirs OF the estate. me
court ordered that the property be sofa
o,d the note OF 8l6.3F "A. the note for
n 5o0 and 81 600 attorneys fees be paid
grst and the intcrveuors judgment paid
out of the remainder ..
THE supreme court holds that N,9oo
mott. should have been glassed with the
General claims against the company
and should not have made prior lien
Al those of the interyeuors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
WILL SHIP BY July.

By July. IL Is now confidently ex-
pccted. the Castle Valley Coal COM
pany will be shipping 500 tons OF
coal per day for market purposes,
from the new mine at Cedar Greek.
Emery county. Although considerable
Improvement work remains TO be
done this will be completed within
"a few months. The new railroad line,
connecting the mine. has been COM
pleted 70 the new town OF More
land. =. c. Kittle formerly OF the
Western Fuel company. and who was
appointed superintendent Of the new
company. assumed the duties OF his
position March /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
RUSH TO NEW STRIKE.

Alunitc Is Causing DeDoDulation OF
Town of Barstow.
San Bernardino Cal. March 12.-Ac-
cording TO adviccs that reached here to-
day. the lure 81 camp Alunite, a new
scene Of a gold strike near Las Vegas.
New. Is rapidly depopulating BarstOw.
The strike is regarded as valuable,
the ore being black sulphide. similar 70
that found In the richest mines around
Tonopah The ground Is said TO have
been staked for miles Every sort OF
conveyance Is being impressed into
service by the people Of Barstow TO
take them TO the new field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
Walker Declares That Deficit Was Due
To severe Winter Weather.

Boston. March l2-George l. Walker,
the copper expert IN a statement is-
sued TODAY says:
Nevada Consolidated has issued "a
report covering IL operations Tor the
closing quarter OF 1903. net earnings
from mining ana smelling operations.
and income from Investments amount
ed TO S25l66 and dividend number one
OF 37ia cents per share. calling for
S7A3.043. altogether exceeded the earn
ings by $3.50 This small deficit was
due 10 heavy railing on In the COM
pany's production ia tho month OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
RECONSTRUCTION BEGINS.

Operations have already begun on
the reconstruction Of the salt Lake
Route through the Meadow Valley
Wash. Work from this end Is In
charge Of Supt. VanHousen, while at
the other end the Los Angeles man
agement has charge under Chief En-
Eineer Tilton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
MORNING METALS.
Nav YORK QUOTATIONS.
noes ELEVEN DOLLARS.

Chicago. March i2-The price OF live
hogs reached the Su level here today.
Several carloads sold 81 that figure.
which is 10 cents above the high mark
touched two days ago. The Wholesale
price OF fresh pork IN small lots also
made a now high point and was a. fol-
lows. Loins. n cents n pound butts. 1917
cents; trimmings u cents. tendcrioins. 20
cents and spare ribs, 1917 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
WILL COMMENCE WORK.

Especial 90 The News)
Provo. March Fan assessment Of
cent a share has been levied on the
capital stock Of the hex Mining com
pauy. and a contract let to sink tho
SHAFT 200 feet. and to drift from the
iOO-foot level 70 the vein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES
Beck Tunnel 200 NJ 70
Cedar T8isman 1900 at fls
Colorado $500 at SIS. 800 40 81
Columbus 100 az ~; 800 az AZ; 100
at 4s
East Tintic Development. 1000 az ~.
Grand Central. 600 at 1929; 500 al
1856. 100 no J. 50 seller so.
Iron blossom. 500 az % buyer 30; LOO
az 95. 900 az SO buyer 30, 100 az 20
seller go
King william. 300 at q
Little Rcu. 100 at is5.
Mason Valley. 100 al l.s2h.
Mountain Lake 200 al z.
New York. 1000 at 10
Opohougo 300 az IS; 200 az p.
seven Troughs. 800 az sia, 500 a: SA.
silver King. 800 at 2.ij.
Sioux Con. 1900 at as
Tintic Combination. 1000 at IA.
Utah Con, 5000 at 5A.
OPEN BOARD.
bingham Amalgamated. 1000 at llis.
Colorado, 900 NJ IS.
Columbus. 100 Mt A.
East Crown Point. 1000 at 4
Indian Queen, 300 az "a
Iron Blossom 400 al 80
Lower Mammoth. 200 az FS'1
Sioux Con. 1900 az 49,
Tintc Central. 1000 az 50.
REHABILITATION
shares Amount
Regular board ........lI30o sll'5Vo' %
open board ............l8.4oo fSll'-a
Totals ..............30. 5000 N5,elt.o9
Weeks totals ......36l.Os2 $l514SS'oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
BLACK SOIL FOR SALE.

Delivered cheap. at 4th West between
First and Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
AMOUNTS TO BE PAID.

rtsh greatest dividends
n history All the dividends quarterly
n nrstd much as IL
Of Z
of stockholders wen the old
stockholders dividends 10000
Consolidated approximately 222 shares and $500 Of
stockholders besides the 1900 shares
Of
with Of This the
rate ~ S5ooooo "a
the that will declare
D. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
UTAH DIVIDENDS FOR MARCH

Colorado. books close March 15 payable March 90
Iron blossom books close March 25 payable &c.
Little Bell books close March ~, payable March %
Grand Central books close 70. payable March ij
Victoria. books close March 70; payable March rs.
Utah Copper. close March rs. payable March 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
SALT LAKE. BANK CLEARINGS.

For ne week ending March 12.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
Interest Still Re-. i.
mains Unabated

Conunueu rom PnEs Trio
pie to vote and the 1913 clause.
What was the governor to dor he
asked There was clause OF doubt
ful authority and here was plain
mandate OF the people Would he 70 In.
10 the 1913 clause. which never found
its way into another state?"
Giddings then crawled up into the
political stump speech band wagon but
did not ride much. The court called
on very soon.
In his best stump speech manner
he Yelled: III Guthrie had put as
much energy and money into building
~ commercial center
I'VE will not go into that now.
remarked the court. rapplng for at
ttntion
! Giddings closed with the alleged
moral issue" He said that was act
Tied at the ballot box. the supreme
tribunal OF all.
L II was 5.l5 when Giddlngs finished
end Judge Campbell remarked that h
would not hold night session an
that he expected counsel TO complete
arguments by Wednesday noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22

sler formed q party going down the
FLYER In the new Heilman launch. They
took lunch with them, returning at a
late hour.
N~Miss Helen Green has returned from
a visit In Topeka. kas.
The Klrmess club will hold another
o I It's weekly dances tonight at Elec-
trio park. An especially good dance is
anticipated.
w
X The Kansas City Times OF yestef'
day says; Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Norris,
3ll2 Campbell street, announce the
approaching marriage Of the daugh'
ter Ruby Halleen. and MIR. Russell
Northseott Armstrong of Guthrie, Ok
lahoma. which will take place Wed
Nnesday evening, June 20, The EN-
gagement was announced at a
o'clock luncheon given In honor ol
Mrs, Louis G. Stiffler of Neodesha
Kas., who will be Miss Norris mat
ron OF honor Miss Julia Dew and
Miss Gertrude Armltage OF Carthage
Mo-, will be the bridesmaids and lit
tie Pauline Stiffler. the flower girl
Mr.. Y. @. Lyon OF Guthrie will act al
best man for Mr. Armstrong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
COURT ROOM NOTES

Former associates on the territorial
supreme bench are on opposite sides
OF The big case. Former chief Justice
Burford " for Guthrie and former
Justice b. r. Burwell Is for Okla.
homa CITY
The motion to dismiss for hack oi
iurdlction was almost overlooked by
lawyers Yesterday
G. G. Horner's speech yesterday was
a classic. His great reading Is ap
parent In even dry technical details
The old.fashloned habit OF using
fans has come very generally into
practice IN the court room this week
There Is difficulty for the lawyers
In refrainlng from addressing tho
jury box. II is regularly filled will
ladies'.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
STATE Capital MUOllE'
Auditor Refuses 10 Issue War
rants Despite Attorney
Generals Opinion

Ia spite OF ruling from the attor-
ney general that warrants could ilcg.
ally be issued In either Guthrie or
Oklahoma City, State Auditor M, Il.
TrapR Is still refusing to issue amy
warrants either place until the mat.
ter IL determined by the courts. In
his opinion Attorney General West
says
Il think the auditors office should
continue in the ordinary performances
OF its routine duties. as though. no
change Of any kind had takan place
In the government.
1T Is my opinion. however. that
the boards required To meet al the
seat OF government can not meet .un-
I'll the question OF where the seal Of
government IL. has been determined.
~ think, however. that the audi
tors office can issue warrants either
In Guthrie or Oklahoma City"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
PRIZE NOTICE

r. ]. Heilman offers the following
D ICES TO the young ladies giTing the
est names for his three motor boa s,
u e first prize for the large boat. set
end and third prizes for the two sraai-
.nr ones. For the big boat, season
ticket, for the smaller boats ten tick
sls each. All names must be sent to
P. J. Heilman, III South First, by
card by Thursday. s .. nj.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
! PERSONAL
! AND LOCAL

W. A. Trembly left yesterday for
Fort Worth, Texas, after a months
stay here with his sister.
L. H. Reeney is in the city from
Chandler.
W. G. Tape is here from Kansas
City.
Eugene O'Connor and J. F. Kabler
we're her from Muskogee today.
P. A, Magnuson and Guy s. Marshall
are in the city from Hutchinson. kas
W, D. Bentley is in the city from
Yukon.
W. C. Tape is here from Kansas
City. =
Leslie s. Mosier, who has been here
for several days from Denver, Col,
4f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
PROSPECTUS.

Wednesday.
Mrs. . Il. Paymal entertains at
cards for her guest, Mrs, George
Green, OF Omaha, Neb.
Wednesday Bridge meets with Mrs.
NIL Goodwin
Kermiss dance at Electric park
Koher club, with Mr.. w. |. Mathis
Thursday.
4 Green-Hamil wedding. s o'clock
1901 East Cleveland.
Kensington club, with Mrs. 7, West
brook,
f. f. A. club with Mrs. A. Brown
1921 East Perkins
Kimonia clab with Mrs. Claud Sit
terly.
Friday.
Friday Bridge with Mrs J, R. Co
tlpgham.
East side W. c. T, u. with Mrs,
tB, Waugh, loS South Ash,
Saturday.
City Federation, executive boar
meets at Carnegie library at o'clocl
Rooney Mooney Shah club wit
Mrs. Huey.
Phi Delpha Gammas with Miss Mat
tie Glare Ganoi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22

Everyone deeply respects
la person who is guided
BY cool judgment
And common sense.
If one finds that habits
OF food or drink are producing
Hints OF disease, he should
Heed Natures warnings and
Adjust his diet TO keep the
Human machinery in order.
One doesn't always know
Where TO commence
To correct a diet,
But one thing TO stop IS coffee,
4 An alluring. insidious enemy
That sings one to sleep anc
then knifcs him.
The slow but sure effect of
CageDe-ihe active drug in
lCoffee--on the heart, finally
Produces weak pulse and
Deranged, nervous system
Which grows slowly but
Steadily more pronounced qf
Z And ends in some "
!. Fixed organic disease,
Unless the cause be removed,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22
clTY rsAchE Rs EXAMINATION

An examination OF applicants for
:eschers certificates will be- he'll In
the City OF Guthrie. at the Ces trail
school building. Thursday and Friday
June 20 and "a 1910, beginning At :
D. IN. Paper furnished w 5. Cal
vert. City Superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22

E. l.. Wiigus Is no longer connected
with the Leader as rural solicitor and
is not authorized to take subscrip-
tions or receive money on behalf OF
the Leader Guthrie. June l6. 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-22

left this morning for San Antonio
Texas.
e. l.. Faulke is in the city from
Wichita.
W. A. Holingsworth is in the city
from Winona, Minn.
]. n. Hargis, I. S. Green and II. c.
Jones are here from Richmond.
George w. Duley is here from
Wichita.
w. Mark Seyson is here from Chero'
kee.
George w. Duley was In the city
today from Tishomingo,
Edward Grady is here from st.
Louis.
v. f. Mules is here from st. Louis.
Bert Wycoff came in last evening
from Winfield.
Misses Tressa and julia Yyan ana
Ella Lock left this morning for y
few weeks stay In Oklahoma City
Frank B. Frawley and Melville X
Garnett left this morning for the day
In Oklahoma City.
Z. B. Kearns returned home e
Broken Arrow this morning after
short visit here with relatives.
John Black returned home to OK
lahoma City last evening after at
tending the funeral Of Gus Ritter
busch.
c. G. Jackson, division passenger
agent for the Frisco. is here from
Oklahoma City.
Alfred Chappell. prominent at