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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-13

Anoche en- la prada 6h, Puerta de
TERRA, ocurri6 un choque entire ell caro-
electrico nImero 8, guiado por ell motto
rista Jose Rosa v ell automovil de pasa-
jeros nlimerO 81, sin que ocurriera MIN
guna nOyedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-13
PARA OFICINAS

Sc. alquila un departments, propio;'
para ofcina~ con tres hebitaciones
Para informes dirljase la Liberia
del BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-13

Ha regresado de su viaje de inspection
a JuanaDiaz, n ingeniero de Obras plj-
blicaS. senior T.. Sllerrett.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-13

.Tambitn la concedido al Alcaldc de
Maunabo, autorizaci6n para extraer tos-
ca en- sitio adyacente la carretera Maui
nabo- Iabucoa. con Ell fin de destinarl4
al arreglo de las GALES de aquella pobIa-
cl0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-13
NOTICIAS

FL Comisionado del Interior ha con-
cedido a la Central Fortuna authorization
para qs, pueda cruzar el camino .,Juana
Diaz-VilIaba. con tres tubos de s dia-
metro a 2,560, 2.8o4 y 3.794 pies re>pcc-
tivamente del empalme de dicho canine
con la carretera No. l, San Juan-Poncc.
, 1910-07-27

hos rat;fa5 49, aottaa,ant n.;h r+ho
- o,ot nsharab, tbo nrecart uora. ~
20 - anol+ora6 ~ fva yoor. and ,l.nonr.
!, |naoI 'ho onnt,, ronno l. sLa,, +i,na on7
49, - - ,..LIa
SivNS toacIars from .llLmantory schools
anGon 1nva sailed f,,0a tonr in Canada
A. ma4tino II london B1nko,.. j, was
,osolve6 NOT to accant Am4,ieon hfls IL
avcLanoe with BIN. Of Iodino for cotton a.
TONED mics, tba volility of tbo BINS ~
adino vo, Guaranteed
jes,alrb from JOHANNESBURG reports nm
., nlosicn If oeI,tin IN tb4 Simmer eost
de-, mime Whereby thirteen lives were lost
ond .-,.nIy-.iz n,tives and thirteen whites
i,irreI
-, Ga,mon aln factories are swamppl
,,;tL ,r1a,. from several Soutb American
St,ta, ana fine snu1ar Fnroppan powers. and
Cb;,a i >. =, ~,eoot,tnu for arms
nI,to. from N,}riI state that fine Pre-
m;sr - on,.,ncel tina, me Vatican viii
oa.otiatoaapar5 pendino questions upou
Ana ho.I "A 22toto !" t,ol
,.ut.,,g !, nri.,r IN Madrid was
onalle3 altar tI,,4 hours fobtur b, sum
~,
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SNiIT FIELDS 4" HONTRF ~.
Bnt Two Track Records Are Produced
BelmOnt There

MoNrEEsL. sept - Tho fields that took
part IN the seven events a. th. Il.lr B0rrr'
track this afternoon were small Inc
CsrnIan horses won both races In Nht.h th"v
were entered II was 'nr Hr,t rlrre tnr-.,
horses have won IN thp-.. rul,r- WlpJ"u
made u now track record v hon h" won mo
mile and half event and Iorc'I. rs.i.T,,.i me-
mile track record three lffh, Ut H second
August belmont. chairman at 'h" tp, a"r
racing to-day.
rir,' Race rur-s SIN two wear ola .raIEr.s
amt winner ~ one rae" I've '.-.."-. .r.
to- g. s~voud SVr~raVAl, 90, no. rurrt . 3 g., -
'hifd lirns q" p SENT p.a.'r R ,''rsn.H
boris Ward susan. IndoTa and >rulhn H.-p
second Race Pure 'mn three ,-ar a.i
naiden. aud upwari >etru u-nns, car
WILSON,, 10 T. second : r1i~ lI,,. ~ ,,.H.
,tein, Is 20 ,Hirt rrc.I = PRONE fr4 ',-,
Thrd I,cs rpr,r -" tire year a,s. ..-
mite snd furlong S'arrn''.r ~. .,g-....
The Golden Iuiicr"y i0- Wilson. l-tYr rr.r,'
Time. 5. IS. Ssternia. Wet sud ',u lrtnr.n
FouIth Rae. pur,. So ,,ccr,..ha-c ,r.r
piyAni 5 20 /. second R,iarslra. ~, . ,r-.
~ 90 In fhird Time 90 b. Prince Hisu rrr
Rrsrdon snd pr >. ,! Nttsu fcIi rut u.I nr'
Firm Race Purse Uo. three fs-r .,d. ..t
inward >eHine one NH" 9nd pay. Hadder.
= 10 S second Duke ~ Roano,r ~ .,,o.I.'.'r
to third TiWe ~ - rc-D '.r.-...
SiHth Race puTse 49,. s"ilng tvn 1rrr n.l,.
slI furIonEs rs" straw - .Mr.ar,E 2 %. g..
er 10, wilson. to !. tHlrd umc g a..
waite Wool. Scubo. Melton street ana ,.p. a'-,
ran
seventh Race rurse ran three ear 1.d. snd
upward. one mile lnrrue les ,NN>"u|. % I.
I'rrtend. i'm ,WAsh1. - - frirI TIr. 80 .
HiAck Matt ana q Miller al" rtr
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and PLAYED two more 70 get out. while
herreshod laId his niblick poke dead Tor
sliced drives made trouble for Hsrrs.ho OF
from the eleventh and twelfth tees coating
him the former hole but BY . grand loft
latter and reached the green Tor = WIN M /.
and the old lead
\ better approach won the thirteenth for
Mhittemore ia T., who also on the fifteenth -,
where herreshon pla ed his nlAshFe back OF
a., q rap Enardins the green. and went into
match law an the " Ii.,s,h sHIaIeS ne
-lN foot try hitting the rim and bouncing
away from the cup lie missed q two foot
halved TN III. home green he Mas nicely
placed Ati~r the second for hisa
bali ia -eeInd a certainty on the nrst
ON the short pat and Mhittemors had the
match even Always having the better ball
Herreshod nov added to this adv antGss by
Cancelling tho tendency to be on the line
That had co=i him dear al times ia the morn
IA -uCCersion that began With topping his
uriNs from the third tee nerTe-hOf nearly
had on theelsNenth, the Apprnach hitting
Won hole
his MAS the ninth. where Herreshon did
not make clean has a !th she lna-hi. and
VAS short on h,S third. MhittemOre being
on IN and getting tho hole IN a capital
rs ~ the morning neither made the short
lenih IN orthodox style. nerre-hOn being
short ana Nhittemote over the green,
they hAlVpd in 4 The Bo-tonian missed
hl~ drive Tor the ELEVENTH and lleTrrshon
Mas once more up
Playing the tWalrh Herrr-hon had a
perfect =. hat Mhntsmor~ was Ia the left
OF the green on his approach and also short
on his long run up try With the putieT
The thirteenth as halNed In rather an odd
waN hN Herreshof Nhittemors Vas nicely
"a the Cuplike basin OF the green in {. he
NeN orker was short on top of mound
lrickling down the SLOPE In masterful style
iieTreShof laid the ball so near that he had
only TO blow II In for =. and Nhittemorr
could do M better There as loud applause
from the gallery hack OF the green
On the nnal hole lleTTe-hon Mas trapped
on his second. hut he pitched out 60 the
green and had an easy =. Mhf'smors being
short on his second and needing O. The
81
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odd rivals ON chicago links. Evans and
SAWYER, had a desperate match Evans
lost th@ nr~t TWO holes hv puOr 's@ shots
aud sawyer held the lead 10 the turn.
ON the tenth squared them AMI the issue
was the same when they ended On he home
green
II was give and take all the way a. ihs
start IN he opening holes OF the afternoon.
Evans being I up at the turn and up on
the tenth. whore he nearly had a. SAWYER
Non the eleventh and twelfth, getting an
slsht 1901 put on ihe lati"r' So theN were
again both on the anxious seat Evans
laid his second dead on the thirteenth. and
won IN and while nearly bunkered on hts
SsCOnd for the fourteenth ~" laId the neat
ioI n win ia =, SAWYER missing the put to
halNe They halved 10 the end IA fine
goif. the byes being played ON and Evans
Of -
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KlnE George Wa, BaIId Schooner

The visit ~ = IoChTan's Soho oner
Westward to Europe this year has stirred
up yacht~men there They do not like
'he unrroken zirrr-sSs that Yacht has
had The lnrhismdt calls attention 10 the
impetus that the herman Emperor has
given the sport In Germany and intinatea
that kinR George may have q schooner for
TacinE and " he does Others viii build The
Westward IL laid UT 81 Southampton and
viii be ready 20 san next summer.
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Filler, CIark Cemc. nark In ,o.tnr

BnsroN sept. - Fllsrv u clark. rIn
n \ veteran. won tho an around cham
p,0n-hip of the . a a. I'.u Fold
TODAY lie scored .ia.. potur.. winning
the hugh Jump. i,u ward high hurdh.. pole
vault and - pound weight lir VH- -,. .un,l
IN the IO1 yards run. half milo wn.n. broad
jump aud hammer throw ~" Nu- 'nfuI
In the shot put. sullivan of the Eruuklius
gymnasium Won the -hUf prIf. hilI NH.
walk and hammer throw events and Aa-
secnnd m M" total With e, l4U' points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15

FNtTA hole TurkeTman. . MAJ In.
Serond Round Match pay u wilder
Boston defeated n W brown, Hos'On. Z and
" = FoWn-s Ir PttisburE. defeated "
Reid NeS Nork sand 5. , HeTresho1. Eswsnos
defeated = NhiYtsmoFe boston S and
& Evans. u chicago defeated David Sawyer
chicago > and W X Wood Chicago. defeated
= Gilbert bo<io n. and i. q Anderson
BOSTON. DEBATED " Travis, Nsw Nork. snd
Harold Wrh~v Toledo Defeated. Il GOrton
HoSion ) and " n Tuckrrman boston. De
feated , Martin. dartmouth. up thirty Sven
hOf
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."rr was n lurky start for the B0stOnIan
.'" 0r-t hole With Irrre-hOn, Tor the
f.'"r ~ irving 10 get past = half -timy
sod 10 Nhitt~moTe's hall fora7 After
90 hE getting into a trap on his -erond
'.s" advantage of sslahed drive by
.... -e~hun, tho latter hOled ten foot pat IN
''fh for and even matters HerTs--
' "h~ ~ a. the sixth In =, making n hns
"nd after hong Trapped from the tee
,pIug = seven foot put WhittemoTe
.. rrTee put
PFC. o. m IN" golf followed 20 tho ninth
90 mere li'temOre topped ht- drive and
H.n4 ne second ana third under Al m
.'."s Hsrre-hoT became up rs an
'. '.'h MATED thai might easily have. been
.4H DO been pressed Ths rs yard
-r' o %. comedy nv thete eNperts from
~ zoe. Nhitfemore hetng .hoTt IN q trap
~ the = zhI and HerTeahOf the same TO the
''aS Ahs b09tonAan Was " tieklish place
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Nanderhllt Entr, sNcend.

spSc'1i C1sfs Dssna'ch - THE SrN.
PARIS sept it " X Nanderbilta
Bats Delight, with O'Neil up, finished
second in the race for the Prix VermO,Iih.
OF 10 on france a. Chantilly to-day The
race waa won By B@FtsnN's sOleil. ridden
by Jennings BremOnd'e SecouTs. With
Stern IN the saddles ran third. Eight
hogDos ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
Lafayette Football Wen R~'arp.

EAsIoN. Pa Sept ~ The IafL yette
football squad which has been practising
~ Budd- Lake. : returned 10 EAston
this morninR franc, last years tackle.
" no hrDke hts uoHe while A. the lake -
getting along nicely some promising
candidates. arrived to-day, among them
RYAN. n geo pound guard from Danviile
men Bunting. Q haifback from Tone
Hart, q halfback from Pennington Seminary
and D Netl. tackle from v illlston Seminary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
Al Day JudEInE a. syracuse SHOW

SYRACrsF. sept. ~ Two days clasS~,
were on m" programme for to-day ~ 'h'
Empire state HORSE SHOW and tho Judge
we're kept busy from morning until NIGH
Judging classes postponed from yesterday
beraua- of tho rain Tho attendance wa,
he largest ever seen a. the show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15

~ EHIM. sept - The three races
Oh the card a. the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey circuit races ~ Nazareth to-day
were hard drives for the money FaVoritss
won, bat ~ required -four heats for Rex g.
To Lanai the - pace lie summary
- class. pacing purse $50
u. q. - lie. AIl-.- 4 I'm
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Yacht ItansIicaps.

The last open rsRat'a- 20 h. sailed on
the Sound this -ea-on will u" those % the
Mauht-Sat Hay Yacht club to-mOITou
and saturday Tu-moTroW' race Nill he
the. postponed annual regatta, and the
handicap allowances In the handicap la -
IIr,t Vision 1uanita. :. G. Hunter, aIloWs.
Interim. u y BRNlsT. Z per cent butrhr-~.
Is Palmer -. Cre~r~nt \ C. Hili anu NoiOs
q benson rach. More JOY. n ihlld>. ,.
Mandrrst ~ " u Budd. ard Es-~A- u.
Glfeu. ~ csrh sally N \ BiArk.
S~CUnd lHytsiun Tanya. y CAhili. allows
Quest l. Nute = Per cent Mslalpa II /
Scud. q y Granb-ry ?. Mist. 4 Morris. ~,
Naiad. ! hrrns - littir Peter. J.. A. Siryn. ).
each
Third DI,l.lon RASral ~ < 9. Hopklns.
aiioss busy B-e !. Cuthbcrt y per cent .
ChinOok. lAmb,iSn and Mof~e, - Hov TO o.. !
mccarthy p-arnrniad. g. " Dyer Robin Hood n .
a. Garland I0ily Wogrr " !. Sorth, and
Fourih Division Victory, u Jackson. Ir .
held. silo~ ohsr o.. J Mshls'edt. per cent
ksnoskA " " B~rth. ? lnsurzeut. T.. u
Cuillng. ami Kauea. . T. HoUAr1. - each
~ billa. y ~ Shock. . Grace u. iambsisn. .
ksnoShA ~. G " N"'u. 5. Guardia. Daniel
rifih Division Ss'as " = PendAs. sllows
Miss Modrs'y. ~ SWari, - yer rent MIN
bus ~, Schwarfz. =
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RICH PRIZES At SYRiCS So
Grand s'IrcuIt Races In Coed Time Over
slow Track.

SVRAtrsF sept - The track vac
heavy for the second DAYS Grand Circuit
events AZ the state Pair track to-day The
Nor" Wovh stallion tTot. for three ear
od-. furnished one OF the most exciting
races % tho day baroness Eva took the
first heat and Dr.ctum Regent the SECOND
The third heat they raced neck aud neck
to the stretch Directum Regent broke
The sio1@ Frnpire stat. stake was won
by Billie Burke after four heats There
MAS close finish To- every heat Hail
worthy. Who won ~" second heat took
-"cond money and loan got third EH- u
Nav Won th- {. 10 pace. the Onondaga. IN
straight heats lie made the mile the
nrst heat ~ : - soprano took the first
heat 81 the Chamber 81 commerce - trot
In Us'. The summary
Rae. iiorse worh. 'hrce year ODDS uotunE
stallion purse, tgs-s
Coorado =. b h by tn. Bond'msn 90.
Emily Flen biz by Todd 4, Mcdonald, : 2
~" hr'Iinl b T,,. u p ,,J;r 20, ;
rmplr- STATE stake. ~ ciss. uottinE pure
biiy nurGe br h. b. silent BrooG
Hsllworih,. b e. by NIworrhy 70
loan : ~ ~ Mcpe,ru 8 5
Bisa ~ Coz (.
Major strong. p & ~ SNYDER 5ro
. Tl%. ,'ss ssss sssi. so,'' IT
80 class pacing pur-~ . So
n 1:S b %,.. N 70 nI ~ 11F'cS.rr.n,.
John Fullerton. ~ lyman :
Time ia, :. i5ii ztsi-
The OnandAEA > ~ eiasS, pacing purss .. pDD
Ess n Nay. b h by direct Hal ~ Winter I I
Eiis Nmbulator n. m. hy AmbuAtOr IT
Murphy I.
Major Brine biz " He,isonI !
The Friend hlk 'R nraWisyI
Time ~ .u5
Race Horse World Stallion StAHe three year.
olds pacing diyision. purse. % a-A
2 baroness Evs 70. ?. by Bsron Review
a MrDonnsu ...
Dire-iun Rsgent br n by mrer,um ~
William ,
LsitWi'h, b m. ~ Hcai,l . aro
Time .i-i.. 10. ~
GhamheT ~ Commerce -nD riass. trottinN
Burse Q. on diminished
Soprano On ~ ~ Beilini " Andrrws' I.
ORC Beiltni, hr q By Beilini - Diekersoni /
DenaLrst ~ GerTa
Alice Roosevelt. On m n Murphy. 5
Gray oem. TO 4 u shahenl..........-,.. 5
Ttssvspals. so7.s. toas6.
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Princeton Football Men Under w

PRINCEToS. Sept ~ The Princeton
foot ball team bad 10 first practice Of tho
season TO-DAY under the direction Of Head
coach " " Roper About thirty men
reported
Tire. assistant col.hes. Harold u short
g. Browne and + Waller. took charge with
Roper The pTaDtire WIS very bzht. keens
FtiIpatrick. fhe former Michigan trainer.
M AIDE HE fTrt appearance
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I,ilgert Was - IN the morning aud down
with Wood I'm" - made him only = 10
the had a. the Turn IN n" afternoon and he
went to the sixteenth, whore the match
ended IN " strokes "A Ood beIng 3 10 then
The card Of the winner
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~" 'Ip-~S' match Oi 'he daE was that
ps'Ve"u Mar.lu, IN" FtNsuok and
Dartmouth Cp'."gr golfer sui " q Iu"k
ermsn. me latter Winning after an extra
hole had ns~u PLAYED lheN had a ~ss-av
match 10 ~" morning seven holes being
halvcd Duf 10 tho sighfNan lu,kermau
~ n one upA' tho end 81 tho morning round
IN mo afternoon ll'kerman hsCama
up 81 ~" slNh and Wa up n ~" eighth
hole Nprrfn won fns ninth and vaE Z
down vIfh only nine holes - 80 Ne took
The hr~t fvu 81 me ~ hole. uu' Tucker
man then Won The neat N and 90 thew
hal, ed M" tiIr. ssu'l fourteenth and
hf'eeuth Iu'k"rmHu h"'ane up again
IugksTman failed 20 get = g a. the -hpr'
-iVtsen'h and ~" neA- one vas halyed
IN
Martin rca.hed 're eighteenth green IA
strokes We kerUEn Wa -hor' The
former holnd ON m more lugkeFTnan
took D. 80 the match vaz nj. even a. the end
Of he ~ hole, ~ The extra hole Tue ksr-
man reached SO gr"eH With drive aud n
long Cleek shot The Dartmouth golfer
was ia The raoefra'k On no second Mar
Tin hen oNerrau IN" hole On hs approach
and failed To- set do n his IUng put Tuck
ertnan hOlsd IN puts for be match The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15

Running HAN mite purSe. SOD Iuita'or won
81 Who'd second lnVenEA. 'hird H'hel bruno
LAmour and Ciay Bell also Time. ~
%. iOt
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Weber and Iorfnn acre scoring about
even ~ 'he morning To change ~" even
NrCak To- . "a hV 81 and The Toledo man
ent out ~ 80 and VH- even four~ - n"
'ui Wilder and Rrovn dad not -cur" 80
A.II Ia n" morning ~ va the tffpEUoou
r. hen 'h"N PLAYED ouf for fhc fnrmsr'-
'ari after b." had non un the -lh'senth
yrsau lr ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15

Tho bureau 81 tours Of the AutOmobil~
club ~ America has advised members that
nagut ,tion- have about been completed
bV property owners whereby a seventy
foot boulevard viii he constructed from
the Middle Neck road near the Great Neck
railroad station across Great Neck Hills TO
Manha-~et valley. u - probable that the
boulevard will he extended through the
Allen farm On the west side Of Middle Neck
road to CtItteT'- Mil road
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a Gunikcr defeated u smith. q ;. q. Ches
ter \. Rice defes ted \ lngerSoli. 81 o
Handicap singles lirSt Tuun. : " Smith
plus N. defeated Theodore Roosevelt Tsll mlnv'
~, "a, %, Robert N. bccaley. scratch. dc
fca'ef " Loughlin. plus ~, ., !, J. "
Kirby. plus half ~ defeated &. - Whine. l.Is 81
4. =. =. y foN. plus half ~. defeated \. !
Hoe. plus half "a S.
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| Fourth Round Frederick e.. Anderson lie
frA,ed Henry J Molieuhnurr. =. > q. S.
ReuJAmIn n. phillips defeated a. =. bennett
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
[ [l YES;
[lsNo

Those voting in favor Of proceeding
further towards adopting charter
shall mark with rubber stamp in the
square to the left Of the word yes
an (X) Those voting against pro
ceeding further towards adopting a
charter shall mark with rubber stamp
in the square to the left Of the word
mo" an (X).
The polls and each Of the polling
places shall be open at o'clock in the
forenoon and shall be kept continuously
open until the hour Of o'clock in the
afternoon, at which hour the polls shall
be closed Such election shall be
held and conducted and returns thereof
made as provided BY the general elec-
lion laws OF the state Of Oklahoma
All parties qualified to vote at munich
pal elections in said city shall be quail
fed to vote at said election.
Witness my hand as mayor Of the
city OF Chickasha, Oklahoma, this 2sc
day Of August, 1910.
w. M. EDWARDS, Mayor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02

Whereas, There has been present
ed to me a petition signed by more
than rs per cent 81 the qualified eIec-
tors of the city Of chickasha, Oklaho
ma requesting that special election
be called for the purpose Of electing
Two freeholders from each ward Of said
city, to prepare a charter for submis-
sion to the qualified electors Of said
city, and 10 determine whether Or not
further proceedings towards adopting
charter shall be had AID,
Whereas, Upon the presentation cf
said petition it becomes my duty under
the law to call a special election for
such purposes,
Now, therefore, In pursuance TO said
petition and by virtue Of authority n
me vested by law, | hereby proclaim
and give public notice that special
election will be held in the city Of
Chickasha, Oklahoma. on the 18th day
Of September, 1910, for the purpose Of
electing two freehoIders from each
ward iii said city, for the purpose Of
preparing and presenting charter for
submittance to the qualified electors Of
said city, and for the purpose Of de-
termining whether or not further pro
/ ceedings shall be had towards adopt
ing a charter for said city.
The places Of holding such election
in said city shall be at the usual poll
ing places In each precinct in said
city, and the judges and clerks Of said
election shall be designated BY the
mayor. Ballots shall be prepared BY
| the clerk Of the city Of Chiekasha, Ck
lahoma, and shall have printed there
Nh the names or the ersonseWhO arg
Il candidates for such freeholders II
their respective wards; TO the left Q
such names shall be square. The
electors shall indicate their choice fol
i freeholders BY stamping an (x) in tn,
square opposite the name for whom
they intend TO vote: at the bottom 9
said ballot shall be printed the follow
I ing words: Shall further proceeding
towards adopting charter for the cit.
Of Chickasha. Oklahoma, be had7 I'm
mediately under such words shall b
printed the words yes and mo.
TO the left Of such words shall b
printed square as follows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
Real Estate

No. 2oo-Ioo II, corner lot, east
front, block Of car line. Terms;
5000.
No. 2O1-5Oxl65 IT., new Broom
house, on monthly payments, close TO
school Terms.
No. 2O2 4-room house, new, stable,
lot 5Oxl65. s1.05O. Small payment
down, balance monthly payments.
No. 203- Washita valley land, one
mile OF Chickasha, $50, snap.
No. 204-4-room houze, new, 100x150
#. lot $lOo down. balance $40 per
month. Price $1,000.
FOR TRADE.
20 acres Of land 2iz miles west Of
bank corner to trade for close IN bust
ness or residence property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02

There never has been better time
in Grady county to buy real estate
than now. we have many good bar
gains in both farm and city property
If you wish to buy a farm or exchange
your city property for farm. see US.
we have just what you want.
1870 acres, l6 miles east Of chicka-
asha, so acres in cultivation living
water. five or six acres Of good branch
bottom, I'VE miles from Bradley. Price
$1,000. WIN exchange for home in
chickasha.
100 acres fivc miles from Alex, 50
acres branch bottom, balance rolling.
Price $40 per acre. VIII exchange for
close In Chickasha property.
240 acres 21s miles southwest OF
NARROW, two sets Of improvements, liy-
ing water, good loam soil Has loan OF
ss,7oo Price $40 per acre. win ex-
change for chiekasha property
1850 acres Of good smooth, well i'm
proved upland, Ave miles west Of
Chickasha Price $1,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02
MIsCELLANEOUs.

Wanted Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Time saved by
steady practice. Careful instructions:
tools given, diplomas granted Wages
Saturdays. Positions waiting, Splen-
did demand for graduates. Write to-
day. Moler Barber College, Kansas
City, Mo. 27-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-02

Wanted Cosmopolitan Magazine re-
Quires the services Of representative
In Chickasha to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved un-
usually successful. Salary and COM
mission. Previous experience desir-
able but not essential. Whole time or
spare time. Address, with references,
X. q. Campbell, Cosmopolitan Maga.
zine, 1889 Broadway, New York City.
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