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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

eslcd of the assessment hereby levied
ana oi lhe terms 0f this ordinance
section 4 That Il IA necessary for
tpc public peace and safety of said
oit3 char this ordinance be effective
Immediately upon its passage. approE.
81 and publication u that Its failure 10
70 act win greatly Inconvenience the
coaractOr and the said clty III Tie
Masking of said improvements. accord
in6.y an emergency Is hereby declared
by reason whereof this ordinance shan
be N fuIl force and effect from aud
after IS massage approval and publ.
cation.
Passed with section four considered
separately and approved by the three.
fouriha VOTE of all members elected II
ne city council this the 18TH day 81
January. 1910
Alrroyed With SECTION four included
this the l3th day of January. 1910.
Wsf EDWARDS.
Atiesti Alayor.
IDE DEWS.
city Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18
Lire 100000 YEARS ACC.

Scientists have found ia case IN
Switzerland bones of men Who liyea
i00.g5s years ago. when life was in
constant danger from wild beasts To,
day the danstr as shown bg A. WI
Brown Of Alexander Me-. rs largely
from deadly disease III ii had not
heen ior pr Kings New Discovery.
which cured me. could not haze
lived be writes. suffering as / ald
from severe lung ffonble and stub.
born cough 70 cure sore lungs.
colds, obstinate coughs. and prevent
pneumonia. its the best medicine cn
earth. SOS and sroo Guaranteed by
Brown & CO Trial bottle free. D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

The doctor had iniofmed Achilles
that his wound VAS not at ali serious
lts only IN your heel. general
sald be You may limp little for !
wnile, but"
M, doctor, moaned Achilles. .gt
y all up With me. am mortaily
wounded.
Nonsense said the doctor. why
there are no vital organs Ia your feet
There were 10 mine. doctor went
me soldieT. Ever since this dinecd
old scrap began I've been going around
With my heart Ia my boots.
Whereupon he turned over ana nx.
pired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

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io iofs0fe 81 Msft94z4, render
ta IA ia oaf ID iasof IA h6 t,a|s.
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'gila@iag gi5sa property ia@it
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if saf ihh fisB, liiia sBd Interest II
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tBA aboee aesefiDea bfopeny 10 satisfy
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aH Aeofiibg costs ef sala 81 public
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i'laiHiifs Attorney
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

An oriinanes plssssiue ne sBsr Z
arr5YiHe eoIorBab spsnae tAm NJ
eas ue ~ biisa Hmst Is t'is EAST ln,
ef Nlma an@t III alsF eltp 81 caieA1
sa 9lNlaloaias aeasnm si8 several liyt.
aHd aract 81 .na laale q auseasmeul
cs ae eee5 iasog acscrfaa q las
ar4I seciariHR an emergency
Whereas ae Aoaist ~ aoBrnasrs
aDroiwsf ay fssrnri6u adcptaf " ~
sag of octsD@ f9sg lo zpurasss
asid apDorIcn 80 5eurfs ssmloiaf
t'sm ale improvements o. Colorado
seeuae tom le east me 81 Biat
stasst = sae sas ane III Wilma sssa
II tie eisg N cblceasaa oltiaa0na s
aa seysrsg cts fnd sscts w lau1 NJ.
ale - assessneuc tc Say sae aost 81
ney Improvement. laws performed
9leir dafes AZ aea a5praaa's acasrs
liz 3 as sSd Save ssssrred assd siad
WIZ De eity ciesss xritsn rs1srt 81
aeir saH aDprNsernsn ana issortloa.
me gaN
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sors ais board 6id sspclag 4 ans ~
aolfaa2 a session t6 asar atg esn-
5lfnss ~ epleosions concera.slt a,ca
s5Haisaaen asd asporssnasls aaa
'assed die actes " mca s4ai4en ss
y pos ae1 acc5sS8x ~ atx sa1 m
lu aants " said acyca an1 .AsK<a-
ioa sae salS session was ssliIy een
'eaed aad aei1 NJ fs8s hoard "A tae
ta tag 81 fan0ary 1910 and
Whereas AZ sald seseior esgs 6oaes
s aeor anN eca dr AL esM ais4s
~ Objections " sa6 a1srxaso.
nen aad asgcsaoMmeng aa4 4S
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tnfHaa SAID abpsasemens aad acy1e
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RAereas, aH Iezsl rstameem6ht
we essn 6agg oemple6 gaE to ~.
tTne tss evgffz " sai6 assessmenss
saiast sFa los an6 tfaAs ef<na ILL.,
p n said assessmsns, ssereofI
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tl flinea of fhe efty n chlc kasha
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w ne improvements tksfson at1
appunshasfSs thereto beloh9he
sNeHnts respectively ~ follows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

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81 sasys
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YhE 6HADrAExD CO., ATLA@TA, 0A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18
sees MorAEa CROW YOUNG.

Y would be hard 10 overstate the
wonderful change IN ms mother since
ahe began to use Electric Bitlers
wri'oa mrs w r. Glipatrlck of Dan
forth. ale Although past 10 she
seems really 20 be growing young
again Size suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. AT last
she could neither eat drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and All remedies
failed tilI Electric BHters worked such
wonders for her healih They a.
Fleorate ali vital organs. cure liver
ana kidney troubles lnduce sleep. i'm.
part strength and appetite Only soc
at Brown 4 COS. D&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

Y gpu nave hbfses, e6Ws bses NJ
fllekAhs Y saii satafiisa lhem M fhe
tlassiilea eeluma ii the e7mes
Buyers eaH he fsnha fa anything
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

Nha 'bh Mag9f aEa lHe nli9 tlhff
afe hefehg qlftNea " 4tAa NaHshgs
~ saia iahas M ia9N N lAe bea5Hs
M whom said Niis wafs aligeS
Passed saa abmog6q hi ha elb
ess n Jadaa ial6
W "A hoWAHfs Magm
Attest ION fieWs Niig eiAk
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-01-18

Section 2 That fbc assessment hero.
BY levied against the above described
lots And tracts Of land snail bear ln-
terest from date Of the passage Of this
ordinance at the rate Of Der cent per
aunnni and said assessments shall be
payable II ten equal annual install
meets, tho first Of such installnients
Win Interest 70 that date on the whole
asHesemeut shall be payable on no
ilrat day o. September. 1910. and one
iaaiallmcnt thereof With the interest
lpof The whole amount remaining M.
pald 70 that date shall De payable On
ihc first day Of September or each
yeerh 1911 70 1910 inclusive. provided
however that the owners of amy of
tbf lots and tracts Of land so assessed
abt;l have the privilege Of paying The
wtole amount Of their respective as
easements within thirty days from tho
da'c OF ihc passage Of this ordinance,
Without interest.
section 2. That the publication 81
this ordinance shall be regarded VA
notice Of All persons inter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
~SlX-SH00TER KATE Is
GRANTED HER DIVORCE;
ROMANCE OF HILLS ENDS

Especial Corresnondence 10 Morning JournalI
Spokane, Wash. Nov. Mrs. NJ.
Fromherz. known all over the pam
handle OF Idaho as "~Six-Shooter
Kate frontierswoman, nurse and
rancher. was granted a decree without
alimony i'm her action for divorce in
the Spokane county superior court.
Judge j. stanley Webster presided.
Thus ends q romance OF the hills that
began a year ago. when the woman
reipned her horse at the door Of
Fromherzs cabin near Wallace and
asked for food and shelter. From
herr guided her 20 the home Of p
%neichbor. where she remained three
days. soon a~fternard Fromherz re-
ceivod a letter from a lawyer. saying
that his client insisted upon marriage
or compensation for her bruised "a
fections. The wedding followed three
days later. and according TO the tes-
Umony. Fromherz. rcputed 90 De "a
r~ood-natured farmer. started TO make
things lively for his robust spouse.
the result being she came TO Spokane
and after acquiring leEal residence Inc
sututed PROCEEDINGS for divorce. Mrs
Tromherz vas named "~SiN-Shooter
Kate" by an ex-convict. whom she
captured single handed and delivered
to the suthcrities az Idaho.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
THE ELECTION.

Millions OF American citizens viii
march up to the polls today in
nearly every state ia the union and
register their desires as TO how the
country shall be run for the next few
years. II is much more important
than many q presidential election,
and IL is generally agreed that nc
election for Il quarter of a century
viii have a more vital effect on the
country. For the first time In many
years the republican purity is divided
and whether loyalty to republican
principles viii overcome %repugnance
TO republican methods In certain
quarters is a big question. The cleo
ton, as never before, Is largely a
question Of men, Of personality. The
contrast between the standpattef and
the progressive; the thousands of
varieties Of hobbies, crankisms and
ffeak ideas masauerading under the
name Of democracy, all go TO show
that the party platform figures little
in the proposition nowadays. Aver
aging up the estimates, there Is reason
10 believe that the democrats viii
dominate the house, but It Is all n
gamble. and probably never In the
eountry's history, has the situation
been SO mixed, the issues so many
and varied and the result SO hard TO
forecast.
The one thing which SHINES out as
tolcrably certain Is that one 2. Roose-
Welt win have been largely instru-
mental IN turning New York state over
90 an organization dominated by the
notorious Tammany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
TEXlCO BECOMING BIG
SHIPPING CENTER FROM
BROOM CORN TRADE
CTexico Trumpet.)

~
Seven wagons heavily loaded with
broom-corn came to town yesterday
from near the breaks northwest. The
| wagons drove through another town
where they could not get an offer of
any kind for their corn; coming on TO
Texico they sold it at $65, the quota
ton yesterday on the grande market
ed. The other towns Just can't com
pete with the State Line City, leaving
out the question of Texas n New
Mexico freight rates. This is the
western line Of the Missouri valley
rate, and all others come under the
head Of Galveston rates. which are
from $4 to SIS per ton higher. The
corn yesterday was purchased by a
Chicago dealer who is buying ana
shipping from this depot.
The wholesalers seem determined
to keep the price down. A repre-
sentative of a Wichita firm said to a
reporter Of the Wichita Eagle last
Friday:
Il have bought il along the EHgle-
wood branch OF the Santa Ice and in
oklahoma within the last two days
at from $50 to $40 per ton according
to quality ana condition.
J. T.. Duncan. a heavy buyer of
broom-corn. with offices in Wichita,
who has taken several trips through
the broom-corn territory in Kansas
and oklahoma this fan, said: Tho
crop this year is very heavy. Last
year Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas
produced only 1900 tons, while for
1910 for the same territory it is as
high as 20. 900 tons"
or course we all understand hat
the ideas Of the dealers are to talk
big crops to hold down the price.
The cold, stormy wind we had in
Curry county early In the fall cut
down the broom-corn yield here to al
the bottom. although here is lots
Of brush I'm the country to he mar
keted. At Woodward. Okla. the
highest price paid has been $40 a
ton. and the average top price is about
500. The range is from $40 up
wards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
THE EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
ACT.

In certain quarters there has been
heard q protest against "A Joker" in
the provision decided upon by tho
constitutional convention regarding
employers liability. The startling
fact is pointed 10 with alarm that
future legislatures viii have power to
modify II.
As o word Of explanation to any
who do not understand, It may be woll
to state that the 'Joker' was Inserted
at the particular behest of the repre-
sentatives of the orders OF railway
employees. The federal employers la
bility act has been changed in some
respect by congress at nearly every
session. Further modification 10 suit
conditions will, of course, be neces
sary here, as the railroad men vieN
II, and as one OF them said in Santa
he recently, I'VE are willing to take
our chances with the legislatures. %
> lti tAAtA - w F''h hA AfAAlAiAR' HAN
which viii make II unnecessary for
employe to 90 into court to seek
redress.
with a provision in the bin Of
|abrogating the fellow servant
rule, and with the railroad men salts
fled, it Is hard to see the ground for
the kick. The second section Of the
article reported by tho committee on
schedule, In accordance with the
of the railroad men, is as fol-
Section 3. Unuil otherwise provided
10y law OF the state, the act OF con-
gress of the United states, entitled
''An act relating 20 liability to their
employees in certain cases, approved
April 20, 1908, and all acts amcnda-
tory thereof, shall be and remain in
in this state TO the same extent
that they have heretofore been IN
IN the territory or New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
MINORITY TYRANNY.

The direct legislation idea Of let
ting the people run the government,
worked out, means nothing less than
letting each individual OF our eighty
million population run the govern
ment himself. Contemplation of the
result IL calculated to make one seek
a cold towel and a sedativo. The
democratic Denver Times says;
words said Hamilton. IN his lee
ture of logic, ARE the fortresscs of
thought but Hamilton was talking
to other than those advocates OF al
rect legislation whose words need
no such fortress and whose thoughts
are Indifferent 80 logic. Like Brutus.
they only spca1s right on aud no
power in nature but dumhnoss can
stay their speaking, As for history
and the science of government. and
an those other trifling considerations
which trouble common men, they
know thom not They say that the
people VIII have no freedom until the
people make the laws We're their
bent mechanical rather than political,
they would declare with equal firm
ness that the people would have no
rapid transit worth a rap until the
people with their own hands built
their own railroads. Because some
legislatures are corrupt, or Inefficient
they o that the only way to
cure corruption and remove inefti-
cheney ls Ia abolish legislatures alto
gether. They do not admit that "di-
rect legislation. worked TO It's logical
conclusion, viii produce the ultimate
cancellation of representative govern
mcnt and place iu its stead "a species
OF minority tyranny. their mental pro-
ccsses spin on their wi axes and
bat they lack ga argument they
make up IN abuse. For our own part.
could We discover any rcformatory
qualities in direct legislation We
would indorsc il heartily. but we see
ln 90 nothing but social nomadism, "a
return 90 discarded and crude first ef-
Of government. and we hope
that the people OF this state wiz not
cngraft upon the constitution this lat
est folly OF amateur craftsmanship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
MAKE rr

The gratifying estimate Is made by
those familiar with the work Of the
constitutional convention that IL viii
finish the sob probably In the next
two weeks.
We trust this estimate viii prove
correct. There Is reason 20 hclieve
that It is. The most difficult and
tedious part OF the task has been ace
compllshed wen, as best demonstrate
by the fact that even the democrats
admit the fundamental law Is fair,
statesmanlike aud free from oblcc-
tionablc features which would pro-
tect the interests AT the expense of
the people. 'lntcrcsts' Is "a vague
aud indofinuhlo term in New Mexico,
but We are taught 10 believe hat II
means something sinister and deadly.
Anyhow. the Interests" apparently
haven't had a look In az this convcn-
ton. final aud conclusive proof of
the fact being furnished by the state
monts OF the minority leader.
Two weeks is "a short time. Be
fore We know II, we shall be con-
frontcd with the responsibility of
adopting or rejecting the completed
document ana receiving or refusing
statehood. Nothing could possibly
Justify a rejection of the constitution
unless Il is glarlnsiy unfair to the
people, drafted by special interests
or u%ltra.radicai and extreme. The
New Mexico constitution has been
sufficiently completed 60 assure that
II Is none OF these things. Tho rad
ioais, although they have lifted up
their voices and wept exceedingly.
have given no cause for their grief
save the loss of direct legislation; "a
loss which viii strengthen our posi-
tion before the country. before con-
eress and the president
We believe that when we come FACE
to face with statehood. the number OF
those willing to sacrifice St because
they can't have the initiative win ue
very small. u Is unlikely That many
citizens of New Mexico win be So
irrational as 10 deliberately advoolie
d continuation of territorial form of
government just because choir uar-
iicular hobby is not r%ecosulzed in tine
constitution and because the nev
state does not take "a stand asalust
Representative government
The constitution win DE- ratified
Those few men who threaten % op-
p0se it on recount ~ their own seif-
ish egotism are. moreover. urged 10
do some tan thinking between now
and the election which win decide the
constitutions fate
This thing ought fo De- made ne
nearly unanimous "a possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
NAMES. PLEASE.
The pemIng neadnghl says

The Deming Headlight says:
Judge Parker, even, seems 70 bt
weakening along the spinal column
True, he warned the committee OF
the results II certain action on theii
part was taken. But he voted witt
the majority OF thugs that propose ia
arbitrarily strangle the people Of New
Mexico. so far as u free government
OF the people is concerned.
Turning to the Standard dictionary,
we find the word thug defined as
"a c%ut-throat. rufflan. rough"
Here again Is tho difficulty Of Sc
a specific accusation. Is
Judge Parker a %cut-throat? who are
the other ruffians2 We are sure the
editor of this paper and his follows
who have been conversing in the
same strain would not include every
member Of the majority under the
term thug" There are quite q
Of rather prominent and re-
spected citizens IN the crowd and It
would be gratifying to have some one
"A close personal distinction be-
.ween the cut-throats and the rest.
we might take measures for police
protection when approaching any Of
.hesc individuals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
PHENOMENAL ADVANCE
IN LAND VALUES NEAR
DEFINING, SAYS McKEYES

El Paso. Tex, Nov. BIB. Y, Me-
Reyes, United States commissioner at
Deming, n. M. is in the city, attend
ing the fair and resting from a long
siege Of office work. During the last
four years Mr. McKeyes has located
over 1000 settlers on public land in
the Deming country and the process
is still going on.
"The advance in The value Of land
around Deming has been truely phe-
nomenal." said Mr.. McKeyes yester-
day. Three years ago when a re-
nnquishment on a quarter section Of
land a few miles from town sold for
fifty cents an acre the occurrence
caused a great stir and the people ac-
cused the real estate firm making the
sale Of robbing the tenderfoot. Now,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are selling for $40
an acre and nothing is said about II.
Decided land, in practically the desert
state. is worth Sl5 to $50 per acre
anywhere within the pumping radius.
''The present season has demon
strated that water can be pumped at
a reasonable cost, that the soil is fair
~ fertile and that crops can be prof
itablv grown. one farmer is just now
harvesting 40 acres of beans and is
receiving from sac TO $50 IN acre for
the crop. Potatoes yielded well this
season. although hardly up to the av-
erage of last year. There is no long
er any doubt that the whole Mimbres
valley is adapted to farming.
"A better class of farmers are now
coming in and securing possession Of
the land. Many are coming from
California and are practical %irrigators.
Much Of the land was taken up by
spectators at first. who sold out and
left the country as soon a. they could
realize "a small profit. The present
owners are building good houses and
viii become permanent citizens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-08
TRY THIS HOME MADE
COUGH REMEDY.
0 Costs Little, But Docs The Work /,
. Quickly, or Money Refunded. /,


Mix one pint OF granuiated sugar
| with q pint of warm water, and stir
for ? minutes. Put 2h ounces of
Pinex (fifty cents WORTH in a pint
bottle; then add the Sugar sylup.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours
You will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold of a cough more
quickly than anything else you ever
used. Usually ends a deep-seated
cough inside of "a hours. Splendid.
too, for w%hooping cough, chest pains.
bronchitis end other throat troubles.
1t stimulates the appetite and is
slightly laxative. which helps end 4
cough,
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than 0 could buy
ready-made for $2.50. 1t keeps per-
fectly and tastes pleasant.
Pinex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white
pine extract, and is rich in puiaicol
and all the natural pine elements
which are SO healing to the mem-
branes. Other preparations will not
work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup
with Pinex ana Sugar Syrup Cor
strained honey) has proven so pOpu-
lar throughout the United states and
Canada, that it is often initiated.
But the old, successful formula has
never been %equalled.
A guarantee Of absolute satiSfac-
ton or money promptly refunded.
goes with this recipe. Your druggist
has Pinex or viii get it for you. re
not, send TO The PineX Co, 1T.
Wayne, Ind.