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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
DOCTOR BELPED FOReER.
Romano Pleads GuHty 90 Perjury TsS
I.ups's Naaa.

m~aWaNS FerAua oBuAy ~ EFyWFy ~
tsupo's Wnaa.
DR. Salvatore Romano Of this city. Who
vas arrested in Rochester too weeks ago
on the charge 81 committing perjury on
the trial % Giuseppe Morello. lxnacio
Lipo and other Italian counferfeiters
and Black Handlers. was srraigned before
Judge Holt IN the United States Circuit
Cour, and pleaded guilty. Romano. who
vas Morello's physician. testified that
Morello vas confined IN his b~d With
illness during the period in which the
local secret service agents were trailing
him in the strests 81 New York
DIR. Romano will probably be sentenced
to-day. Morello IL nov serving q sen
tsn~e Of twenty-five years In the Federal
prison NJ Atlanta.
There vas an echo of the Lupo- Morello
case yesterday when Nicola AnnunHiato.
who was arrested last Saturday on slls-
picion OF selling drlgged Wins. was ar
raigred before United States Commits
sioner Shields. When taken into custody
AnnunIa alto attempted TO throw away
two counterfeit ~ nils % the LipO make
Ne was held IA ~ son hail for sxamina-
ton and was locked M in the Tornbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
THIEF caVGHT ~ RcH
Msa Whs sssa Ne Was tsungrI stOse Vases
Prsm the altar.

William RiGsby. the engineer Of 81.
Bsrnards Roman Cathode Church. On
FOurtesnth street between Exhth and
Ninth avenues. saw a man apparently
praying near the altar yesterday. hgsby
gent 60 look after his engines and when
hs returned the church was deserted
exocpt for the same man. who was now
smptying the flowers from two glass
vases on he altar. Rigsby concealed
himself behind . pillar until the man
started TO leave with the vases. Then
be turned him over To Policeman Glove
land.
Al the old West Twentisth street police
station tho prisoner aAid l1s Was PeliH
OrOts. ~ years Old. q b0oIkeeper living
1G Thompson street. Ne explatned that
be WAs very hungry. Wbon sasrSAsd
he wns found 20 have ~ cents With him.
8oxton Daniel Fuller of tho church vent
70 he station hoahss and said that tho vases
were not real cut glass. a. they appeared to
be. and we've worth only shout nfoesn
csntD eAoh.
CFOas Waa later arTnlwnsd in Jefferson
MnEkst poslre court and Magistrate Herr
man bod him in $50 bail On . charge Of
pslit larceny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
PRUBENTEAps sseeeenss
naFpaus. WnasA nsms asssaunsAassa &c.,
want Given Co pualpshosauvA

Y
want Given % PUslsyhosasgA
Final hearing os The hsisaeloa over the
Rropossd apportionmsua By tho Prudsn-
rai Insurance Company % q surplus In
sAc~as of tie.0o0.oo0 IN In poilsyholasrs
oamo up before vios-Chanoslbur Howoil
~ Newark Yesterday. The action Wa
brought BY Leon y. blanchard. holAsr %
10 shares % the company's ssooh. wAsss
object 10 70 have the insurance company
enjotnod from Distributing the surplus
70 the pOlcyholdsrs. Il IN alleged by
blanchard that the dirsctorato 10 en-
deavortng 10 promote the inasrssaa %
the company's poacyholtleFs at the sx-
penss Of tho stOckholdars.'
Ex-Unitod States Senator John c.
Spooner Of Wisconsin. Richard " Linda
bury and Edward d. DuGBsId were pres-
ent at the hearing In behalf Of che PFu-
DENTAL. whils for tho prosecution ap-
pearod Robert n. McCaFtsT and John r.
Hardin. There vas no testimony oGeFad
The morning session wa nearly al taken
up with tho reading OF the voluminous
6ill by Mr.. AcCarter and the answer by
Mr.. Dufiiesd. An tho afternoon wa de-
voted 20 the submitting Of minutes Of the
directorate since the organisation Of the
company.
On application % Mr.. Hardin number
OF stockholders were admitted a. CO.
complainants. Mr.. Hardin said that tho
total number OF shares represented by
the complainants was s.fOO.e4 out OF
~. 600 shares outstanding.
The bill declares that tho complainant
has often protested against the couros
pursued In voluntarily paying such largo
sums 20 policyholders not entitled tlssreto
under the contract. which sums. accord
ing 20 the etatemcots made IN the fore
going reports. have amounted 10 ~ 0oo, :
0oo. the money 30 paid in your orators
view. having been taken from the pockets
OF the stockholders OF the Prudential In
surance Company without warrant OF
law
/ II is further declared that q consider
able part OF the Prudentiais profit accti-
mutations can now he safely dis
tribtued 60 its stockholders: that by law
the kAid Stockholders are entitled TO such
distribution u the same can be safely
made; that 20 withhold sasoh distribution
and diminish and deplenish tho amount
Of said surplus by voluntary gifts TO
policyholclers IN sxcess OF thor contract
rights 10. a. against stockholders not
Assuming thereto. an invasion OF their
property rights and without legal var
rant
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PITS DEBTS WITH SHOT6UN.

NewrO NILS rive Wnate Ven Whs Ssad
u.snned Maaey &C N Ppv cest. . sso8th.
MOsr0oMEny. Ala. April ti.-HenFy T..
Bray died to-day. the seoOad victim Of
sam HOoR. an Ignorant negro who Was
driven almost Grassy by @sbes 0wSd 20
Beny and Robert Bean. Who died yesesr-
dsy. HoOx had borrowed mo1ay 81
a Der cent. q monfh. Agents ~ the loan
men. Bray and Bonn. tried 20 ooileOt from
him and Others on Saturday. end there
nSWroas. do1ans bslnE arNugtsd. Tho
white m0n uBtHFIlB6 ON Sunday, and
Eook shot bulh with q uhGtWnn. hofug0
tka matter wna unoNrg4oo8 ohare Wa
nmlch faIk - fymrhinR. Due naDomant
changed Win fan qnpi4naeinn.
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ELEVATOR wAN KILLED.
Crushed when He Trbess - lose tho Gass
WhGe Gar Was IN MWtien.

John Ford. the elevator runner in tho
sheffield Farms COmpany's milk depot
~ J2I West Fifty-ssventh street. was
kiIlei Yesterday afternoon while Opsrat-
ing his car Ford. with william y. Simp-
son. the advertising manager OF the
arm. ~ n passenger. started the car from
the ground Hoor before no had closed tho
gate Then he tried TO close the gate and
u stuck. He continued 90 push u % the
car was ascending rapidly. and losing
his balance he fell fOrN ard. Was caught
his body forced betw cen the car and the
shaft and dropped to the bottom. Mr..
simpson stopped the car with the emer-
EeDcy brake and hs and Policeman coyle
% the West Forty -aeventh street station
house got FOrd out Of the shaft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
ASK BISHOP TO GET SCT.
Acre cbpb aalssaaenas SAP me's a.et ths
Wga9hts DSbbie EVeryt thing.

Acre GtD1 M0loooaewto Aoy mee N~eN tnf
WgAehss eSsbse EVeTSthing.
The Aero club insurgents again de
manded tho resignation Of President
Cortlandt Fisld Bishop yesterday. this
time az . result Of the agreement be-
tween iAs wr;Shs company and she Aero
club. They assert that Mr.. Bishop has
proserat@d the usefulness OF the orGani-
zation from q sporting standpoint IN
practically handing over the club and
the interest OF International Asronautic
Federation in this country to a private
corpFation without benefit tn the club.
Thomas A. Hill who signsd the lstter
aaid -tt 10 possible that the international
body may fail to sanction the agreement.
a. tho sentiment In Europe 10 50 strong
AGAINST the wrights. IL sail remains \
doubt II any foreiEn aviators will take
part in the meet. A large number OF
thu club msmbSrs have built nachineg
and according TO the Agreement none OF
these will he admitted in the contest "
the wrEhts should claim they are in
fTinGements.
Mr. Min sad there would bS legal pro-
CeedinRs. The agreement between the
Wright company and the Aero ciub was
aiaDed Yesterday.
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HEAT BSYcOTT TR0CBLES
pDssee CaIlsa % nsssus msishssS Neg
Rpum A@ms, wo@en.


Rrum Aamgy wo@em.
In eonnsctioa With the boycott On
kosher bulchsF shOps On ths hAss sldg
mere Was q riot yesterday In fFoat 81
- NOgfoIk sarpst that brO0Ght cut the
police reserves.
A crowd largely composed Ol women
attacked Morris Rcansr a. he was laavinG
his fathers butcher shop 40 ~ Norfolk
street with = paekags % meat on his
arm. FOrpmaSe IN the croud was nan
Palay % StS Nov JersPy avsnue. Brooklyn.
Policsne.n Crimmins reeossed Rosnee and
hack 20 The store. Thsro he telephnned
for tho reserves and the twenty police
men who answered dispersed tho crowd.
In the Eassx Market police coArt Magic
trate Applaton fined Palay $40.
Tsree women yeo we're brought osIors
with a rrprimand. They had warned
prospective patrons away from the
butcher shop Os Hamuel Pincus az I11
Avenue G.
In williamsburg woman paredsd the
jewish quarter and persuaded butchers
invaded q big market At n Moore strest
and after driving the customers into the
street they ordered the prcprieeor 20 closo
up. He refused. and the women were
about to aoi1e his stock and destroy 70
when Police Captain posi % the 9taRg
street station and two Detectives who had
seen the crowd In front of the place drove
the women out After the womsn were
out Of the market the proprietor closed
hts shop.
There were other skirmishss On Moore
street. and also In sslAel street. Many
persons who had purchased meat had q
taken from them and destroyed by the
boyoofftnG women.
Much meat was destroyed In Browns
villa yesterday. "a Piskin marhst.
Pitkin avenue and Ames street. whsn
butchers refused 90 close three young
women who led many othsrs IN
the meat war dashed tho contents
Of thres large keroasne cans over hum
dreds Of pounds Of exposed besf. running
IL. The butchers were dragged out into
the street whsn they saruGglsd 60 save the
rest OF their goods.
Among other shops visited was that Of
JAcob pomerant1. n Ans street. He
was beaten and his goods thrown into the
street and trampled upon. Mrs. Yetta
pukartts Of Bristol street was beaten when
abe purchased meat. she joined the boy
ootters. There we're no arresia. although
the police reserves were kept busy dts-
persing crowds all day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
IERKES HISCELLaNY STILLS.
ssme ~ the Textiles Bring Coed Prices
Day = Tstal. esB e1s 10.

At the continuation ~ the Yerkes auc-
ton yesterday afternoon a. the ferses
house N Fifth ~ enus about $50 catalogue
lot were disposed Of ont IT total OF
rrpre than no catalogue lots 10 he sold
~ ne house They brought IN 81 o1I 20
Th-y were for the most part minor
ARTICLES including silvervsre and 80 On
ir,n AIR Nerkes's l4ondOO apartments
~ some of he textiles that we're put mp
sold al pretty high prices.
though there was nothing sensational
~ 'H" way Of prices there seemed io ne
generous appreciation OF the value Of
W Nsrx..s's possessions which remained
n ri- ho,t-e s,niiar IN thSt ~ his naint-
'gs and rugs which we're sold last week
MsndelssOhn ibali. though these things
M. hOnse did not 90 tS-t Indeed u
..Hs Mr. kirby three hours 10 sell yes
ts.tsv'- offerings.
'nrs aUernOnn some 81 the more I'M
p.rtsut objects come up. including the
aIYs pie sculptures Of kodfn. Houdon.
'a.yDnet. Mncmonnies and Others
Ms orneliIs Vanderbilt bought ten
90 he trench and Italian wax portraits
rasterdsv at from f7S 40 500 each. The
CHEST figure for "a lot Mas $3.50, nFid
.Yf t,tO "reminiscences bron-e~. No. SO u
100 No. ain catalogue. No. 81 IN the order
'' 10 Tor the dy.
~. Yarkes mansion aud art galleries
o. fIfth avenue and AiNty-ei ghth styest
ere offered az auction Yesterday sfter-
."un. hut because - a ruling ~ the Court
'fzt IN. bidding start nc 81. A0O .0aD AsIc-
'ure~T Joseph J.. hay failed 10 linJ q
Yer
The attempted sale vas held ia the art
Galleries. the PAINTINGS In wbich were
I'D last weed About Ion persons. IN
ling Thomas y Ryan. who lives next
urr. we're ON hand The galleries and
IL" house w~re offered ssparately. hat
No the undeT standing that tho entire
perry would 30 put up afterSard ae the
.-et figure For the gnilerte~. which
ir-asyIrs iOxiOp. . real estate speculatOr
n'"rs-d t30OOe Mr. Day louEef NJ che
',1der and said he Thought that was q
N0rv cafe bad. TIE hOIas wne then
Hf're5 hut NJ bids were made. The aais
-as then adi0urned until April -. in
~" meantime the roeeiveP VII make
DUPLICATION % the courts 30 have the upnss
price ast aside.
The Yerses stable az In East SIXTY
ninth street vas then odered and waa
.nocked down % Robert y. toyling a.
'he 'ity Investing cOmpauy Tor sae.soo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
EarE CONSENT To MARRIAGE
Bride Mad sued ~ WtnSr Gsr Annulrneut
Nhrn Mother InterNened.

Counsel for Mrs. Ida Houaer WOlkoh
asked supreme Court Justice Blanchard
yesterday to vAcate her mother . sO-called
consent to her marriage to Harry WOlkon
. law student. on January 10 last and per
init her suit for annulment on the ground
that she lacked forty-four days 81 legal
are TO 20 TO trial. The mother did not
consent 20 thie marriage and the wife
sued on March Is. hut since thai time the
mother has given a consent provadin <
the parties are married again by a rabbi.
10 making her application yesterday
Mrs. Wolkofs counsel declared that the
mother consent subsequent TO the mar
rage IN OF no relevancy. The Court re-
served decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
SUICIDE POsTPONEs WEDDING
Father 90 the BrldewrOem-to-De Cuts Hhs
Thrsss ana ss Dytng IN lssapstal.

Thssss ana d Dytng IN Bssspssai.
NEwBURoH. April iI.-Jonas Hawkins.
u years % age. residing 90 Coldsnham.
N in ~. Luke's Hospitsl dying from setf-
inflicted wounds. and the wedding of bis
son, y. h. Hawkins Of Coldenham. has
been post poned.
Young Hawkins was to have been mar
Rcd this week and his father arranged
last week for . farm a. wedding gift.
After making the preliminary arrange
ments for tho farm Mr. Hawkins became
fearful that his boy could not handle "
alone and he prepared 20 10 to walden
this morning 10 change his plans.
Soon after he went TO the stable 20
harness his horNe tho son found him
standing ~ the door with his throat ceIt
from ear to ear He aaid TO his son IN
response to the QUESTION a. 90 why he
did IL. I couldn't help IL. had TO do Il. :
Hawkins has been deapondont for some
time has been in poor health and has
never wholly Forgotten the death Of hls
wife twenty years ago. He OIa the wind
pipe and two or three Of the arteries. He
vas unconscious when the doctors arrived
and an hope Of recovery has been aban-
donad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
AIIrU CorpsrstIsa 70 Dissolve.

Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum
signed an order Yesterday directing the
British Colonial Society % New York.
formed to promote social intercourse
among the British residents Ut New York
90 show cause why ~ should not be dis
solved because two-thirds OF its incor-
poratoFs are not citizens Of the state as
the Law requires. The application for
the order was made Ivy the trustees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
DIED NEtRLT TOGETBER.
DEATHS sS NE~d Husbana ana WWe OmI1
Tea Nlnutes ApaPt.

AsBURT PARK. ~ j.. April iI-For
nearly hfty years Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Stockton 81 Ocean Grove lived happily
together Last night they died ten
q. Stockton and Mrs. ". d. savage. were
&C their besisides when they Dassed away.
Both husband and wife had been siltng
for some time About q week ago both
took to their beds. They began to fail
rapidly. until last night. when u vas
evident they could live hut . liftls while
longer. The q .uble funeral will DO held
ON Thunaday.
The Stocktons came from Philadelphia
thirty-hve years ako. Tbey were pioneer
settlers an the ssAslds camp and owned
the Seaside Hotel On The ccsan front.
which they m1naS cd until few yeArs ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
WR. IEIT GAINS EXPERIENCE.
not Pays $50 Tsr % 90 SSaRs Nan VINO
worked Ota 50 lRdts.

A PLEASANT spoken young man vent into
A furnishing goods store at y2sI Broad
way last evening aud asked Mr.. Levy.
one 81 the partners. 10 he would give him
a ten dollar ball for some change. in order
that he might send the money cOnvon-
ieu,Iy in a letter. Mr.. Levy gave him
the hill. which the young man slipped
into the envelope and sealed up. Then
he felt for the change and discovered he
had nine ones. but not enough silver TO
make up the other dollar.
Ho said he'd 60 ont aud get the rest
and 81 course would leave tho envelope.
About half an hour later Mr.. Levy and the
boy in the store began puneturing the
envelope with pan. but encountered moth.
ing more valuable than a piece OF white
paper. The young man who had only
seemed to seal up the ten dollar hill dldD Z
return 80 the West SiKty-eighth street.
police station heard oft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
DEFENDANTS OF HALLEY.
Csnaalan Vanity Said 20 Ne N DapUeG
Line From pamsus AasrDa0mer.

lemAdlnn FamMy MAlm % Ne - WFUeI
Line From pamsas Aatroae@er.
OTTAWA. April Ii.-Hvlng ne Windsor.
Ontario. arc James L. Haley and his
daughter. diFsct descendants of Edmund
Haley. the famous astronomer Whose
comet American ard Kngbah aslronO-
mer1 are now watching.
William HaIlsy, hrothar % James L..
made q Study % tho Edmund Haley
years ago IVES In pon1enalon % evidence
which Ghowsd conollnltvsly that he and
his bFUtherB (ths only ono 81 whom now
living n James Ii were descendants %
the noted astronomar.
Tho parents Of william and his brotherM
ram0yad from England. tho hirthplacs
81 Edmund Haley, 20 Irelmnd some
YanFm aWp william and hi8 bruthsr cane 90
cana6n fro@ lrsland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
Oevlla's NSmnatSsa R~psrise PnNsraSI,

WASHINGTON. April II The nomina-
tiOn Of Robert r Devlin 20 succeed him
self NJ United states Attorney for the
Northern DISTRICT Of California was re-
ported fawornbly 70 the SENATE to-day
by the full COmmittee on Judiciary The
case 10 one % long standing and the COM
mittee to-day reversed tn former action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12

Lo@H Terms Ter mPoeaflyD mobbeFs.
Judge Dil1s In ths County Court. BRook-
lyn. yasasrdnV Sentenced Robert Ramp.
- yeaFs Old. " tas7 Atlantic avanus. and
0soRNe u. Holmaa, - years Old. who
had been convicted % holding up and
ru@b9nR BenjaEmln Kiatany IN his dry
Roeen oloND - - Utica Avllline On March n I.
70 mlesen ysnEg ana aeS.l ye911 and three
npuahg rnsEeaiaealy n alns AinB.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21
A Farm
Bargain

A splendid farm Of 400 acres east Of
chickasha. 300 acres in cultivation.
Balance pasture and meadow. Smooth
and level Can be cultivated both
ways. Two sets Of improvements. Can
be divided into two farms with a house
On each farm Two and a half miles
to good town and good market. School
house on the farm. All fenced and
cross-fenced. four wires every field
borders on a public road. This is a
snap for you Price s22.5O per acre
half cash. balance terms to suit
slx-room beautiful home. modern;
everything complete: lot S5xl65; fine
neighborhood; fairly close IN: 1900
cash; balance very easy terms.
Vacant lot, Dakota avenue. near
Eighth street, 5000
i6O-acre farm near town fine rich
land, $25 per acre; VIII trade for city
property
THE GLOBE INVESTMENT co.
i-24-tf f1sIs N. Third St.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21

The Secret Society OF Hreakera n 4
new Organization Ia Atchison. II a
woman receives platter or any
other breakable article as a gift from
friend and knows that TO put Il on
display where the donor expected II
TO be put It's ugliness win make a
Wilderness OF her once pretty home.
she drops note to the Secret Society
OF Breakers. and this is what follows:
A member Of the society makes a call
on the afflicted woman aud while
there asks casually to see the won.
ans china; she Is 80 Interested in
china, she says She also says she Is
clumsy and doesn't ike TO handle
dishes This clumsiAess accounts for
Il when the platter falls to the floor
aud breaks At ID said Of one woman
whose husband got her an ugly lamp.
shade that she let 1t fan herself and
broke It without sending for one 81
the 8 8 of B This was mistake
as her husband Will always feel az
gneved at her carelessneas Atchison
Globe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21
sAvEp ERoM AwEuL peRIL

Il never felt 50 near my grave.
writes Lewis Chamblin. Of Manchester
Ohio r. r. No 8, as when a frightful
cough and lung trouble pulled me down
to lls pounds IN spite Of many rene.
dies and the hest doctors. And that J
anne alive today IL due solely TO pr
Kings New Discovery. which complete
" cured me- Now weigh 100 pounds
and can work hard II Also cured my
four childre1 Of Group lnlaillble Tor
coughs ana colds ils the most certain
remedy FOR "a grippe, asthma desper.
ats lung trouble ana az bronchial ak.
Fections. 5oc and sioo. \ trial bottle
free. Guaranteed hy Brown & co.
D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21
State OF Oklahoma. Grady County

State OF Oklahoma. Grady County
Lewis Helms. Plaintiff VS.. A. T.
lobe and Nettie lobe, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue Of an order to ME directed and
now in my hands, issued out Of the
clerks office OF the district court.
state OF Oklahoma, In and for Grady
county. upon a Judgment IN a suit
and for foreclosure Of a mortgage, rem
dered in said court ia favor 81 the
plaintiff ana against the defendants.
the following described property, To-
wit. Lots three C2) and four (i) III
block one hundred and nincty-nlne
(l99l In IKE city of chIckasha Grady
county. Oklahoma
And shall on Saturday. the 18th
day Of March. A. n 1910, at the hour
Of two 90 o'clock p. m In the city
OF chlckasha, at the front door OF the
court house in said county and state
proceed to sell the right. title and In
terest Of the above named defendants
in and 10 the above described proper
ty to satisfy said Judgment aud costs,
together with al costs OF sale and
interest al the rate Of per cent per
annum from the a6th day Of June A. p.
1909. at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash
NJ. D. LOUTHAN.
shoriff Of Grady County Oklahoma.
nv G W YEARTA.
undersheriff
Short. Blair & Clark,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Dated at chickasaa. Oklahoma, this
7th day Of February. 1910 2.S-3od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21
DESIRABLE
PROPERTY


With the building of the Girls In
dustial School and the car line. all
eyes OF the city win turn to the south
west part OF town. And these lots at
the prices offered viii prove most
profitable
Sparkle Addition.
On Eighteenth street, block l2. one
pair. on terms. $3.50.
On Eighteenth street, block rs. one
pair, on terms, $l00.
On Twentieth street. block 20, two
pairs, OH terms, $500.
On Twentieth street. block as. two
pairs. on terms, $3.50.
On Nineteenth street, block %. one.
fourth block. on terms. $500
South Hill
On Ninth street, on car llpe. one
block from pavement, close to schools,
200 feet at low price OF So per foot
An these properties are most deslr.
able home sites and all the conven.
iences OF the city are accessible TO
them. nuy now and make so TO 100
per cent in 90 days
GREER & CLARK.
Phone ss2 sisl4 chlckasha Ave,
el2tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-21
tFirat Published FEB H. 1910
REsoLuTIoN.


Providing FOR the necessity Of In
proving Nindh street In iha city Of
chiokaaha. Oklahoma from lhe north
line Of chleltaAha avenue 10 The south
line Of Michigan avenue. by grading
paving. carbing. guttering and drain.
Ing the same
ne Il resolved by the mayor and
councllmen o. The dty 81 chlckasha,
Oklahoma
Section u That u Is necessary to
improve that part Of Ninth street III
the city Of chickasha. oklahoma from
the north line Of Chickasha avenue 10
the south line os Michigan avenue. and
the street and alley Intersections and
crossings thereon. by grading. paving,
curbing. guttering and draining the
same.
Section 2. That the expense Of said
improvements, including The street and
alley intersections and crossings
thereon Shall be paid BY special as-
sessments to be assessed against the
lots and tracts Of land benefited there
by as provided for By an "Act to pro-
vide for the Improvement Of streets
and Other public places within cities
Of the first-class BY grading, paving.
matchmaking, cnrbing. mttering, and
draining the same and declaring an
emergency, approved April ~, 1907