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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-04
our Great undeveloped Resources

There are In the United States
S0,000,000 acres of swamp land which
can be drained and which will be as
arabic as a garden when they are
drained. This swamp land would
provide homes for and support 10,
900 900 people. There are in the
| United States millions upon millions
OF arid and semiarid lands. which
, irrigation could make and is making
very fertile. These lands will sup
port 10000 households, or twice
the population of New York state.
There are what may be called the
| Lost Lands; lands lost to the public
through fraud. laids lost TO the pub
lie through lack OF knowledge OF how
TO handle their peculiar formation
1 Only 20 per cent, of Uncle Sam $
lands are yielding living averages.
| " hat OF he res? Conservation says
every acre, ercre Fn}t OF every acre,
must be made PIC !uctive OF some
Thing If you can't grow ccobs. gro '
trees! If you cant drain s.amDs,
grow cranberries and mating reefs.
II YOU can't irrigate, then practice
dry farming. II you can't farm rocks,
then harness their cataracts into wa
ter power rs TO the lands lost TO
he public through fraud, Conserva.
ton says: Take them back for the
public or charge their full price for
| the public"
/ And you are still only at the begin
| ming OF Conseryatlon's big program
| For every ton OF coal mined. ton
and a half Is wasted or, to put 1t
differently. for eve.y four tons mined
six tons are wasted. In the petrol.
cum fields. enough natural gas goes
to waste 10 light every city in the
United States free OF cost, The fire
waste OF the United States is the
highest in the world, so is the bill
of fire Insurance And greater than
all these il the waste OF human life
in mine and factory From Our Ma.
tional Heritage. by Agnes c. L.ant,
| In The Outing Magazine.
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Curious Condensatiors

The public lands vacant and subject
to settlement in the United States on
the LIST OF last July amounted TIA.
3S5,G69 acres.
Women as stenographers have been
greatly increased In number In New
York City during the last year and
there are now about 100 OF them.
Auction sales OF thoroughbred cat.
ties and swine are not uncommon In
the West but an auction sale OF thor.
otghtred' corn, wheat and oats will
be novelty at the national corn ex.
position at Omaha.
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

st. Louis, Feb. 3.---CATTLE. Re
.ceipts $500: strong; native shipping
and export steers sG.75WT50: dresse,
beef and butcher steers 545mG.50
stockers and feeders 3.4ol5.0O; COW
and heifers 3.2595.60 Texas and In
dian steers 440m5.25.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; 5ml5c low
er; pigs and lights $6.25M840; pack
ers 8.35@S.55 butchers and hes
heavy S.50@S,G5.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; strong
natives s45065.S5; lambs 7.OOas so
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-CATTLE.--Re
ceipts 10000; steady; steers $4.75G
800; cows and heifers 34Jm6 90
calves 3.00@9.00; stockers and feed
ers 3.75G5.40.
HOGs-Receipts $4,000; lower
choice heavy $8.60@8.70; butchers
8.55@S.65; light mixed S35mS.50
choice light S.45@S6); packing G.5OM
G.65; bulk of sales S.40m8.60
Shell Receipts 10000; steady
sheep s490MGG5 lambs 7.25mS.75
yearlings G.75GS.20,
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Unseifishness In the Home.

The law Of unselfishness must be
the essential element OF the home
spirit. Perfect love casts out selfish.
ness. One selfish soul in the home
is not only like an ugly thorn bush In
the midst OF garden OF flowers, mar
ring the Joy, but 1t destroys the sweet.
ness OF the home.
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GOvERNM ENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.

Steadier, with a trifle
better demand; creamery specials
S2la; extras 29h third to frsts 26@
30.
CHEESE and unchanged.
EGGS-Easier: western ranged "a
03O.
COFFEE-Futures opened steady
at unchanged prices in line with the
unchanged cables, but eased off slight.
ly during the day under scattering
liquidation which was partly at.
tributed to the weak stock market,
closing dull net unchanged to points
lower Sales 1920 bags: March
$685.; spot quiet; No. Rio SIS; mild
quiet: Cordova 3 11-1GG12.
SUGAR-Raw nominally lower:
MuscaYado; s36463.67; centrifugal
41464I7: molasses ugar SO test 3.39
G3.42; refined quiet.
COPPER AT BOSTON.
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macs.re, Getting Hobo HABIT.

Maekerel are scattered more than
ever. and odd ones are being heard
rom in places where they never were
found AL this season in past years.
Ihst what 10 make OF 1t the dealers
md old fisherman do not know. nnles*
hat the big school mas been broker
ID by the cold weather ana the small
schools are losing nsh that stray
~ and geek xafm water At The arsl
a...rs ,iaY xtflke = Hnsfnn tsl0hs
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MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT.

Minneapolis, Feb 3.-WHEAT,-
May $1.10%mt16%; July 1.o9%@
1.09% Cash-No / northern LIE
@112A; to arrive 1,1t@112A; No
, northern l.39E01l0A; to arrive
l.09@t1OA.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. 3.-Money on call
easy 2h02& per cent, closing Bid
21a. Time loans very soft and dull;
sixty days 3h63&; ninety days 3A;
six months 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 41aM5 per cent Sterling
exchange steady, demand $4S6.25; six,
ty days 1880 1880. Bar silver
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Shifting the Loss.

Observation-Disclosures come two evil
looking rascals. | shouldn't wonder
If we were held up" Heinz-'Tm
afraid so. BY the by, here's that dol.
lar you lent me this morning. Mag.
gendorfer Batter.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.

~%N1b - bbe sNa
Winter Tourist Fares.
'siro to Aberdeen, Miss. and
IetuTn .........s...ss.s.. .tl5,H
,airu to Durant. Miss. and
return ...... ;. .......... IL. 10
cairo to Jackson, Miss. and
return .,..s.. .............. ID 81
afro To Mccomb. Miss ana re-
turn .,.- =. ,..... ......... III 81
lairp to Hammond, In. and re-. 49,.
lurh - ..e.. ...... ~ 81
'4iro to New Orleans. La. and
refufn $3.50. .s...g........... 81 81
csiro to Houston, Texas. and
rsturn -. !, ....,..... ~. 10
Cairo to Galveston. Texas. and
return $50. /, .............. 81. 70
,sirc to Ban Antonio, Tex, and
return 80. ...... ...s.,.. "a 30
Cairo to austin. Texas, and re.
tnrn -, ..s.,. \. ........ 81 40
Cairo To rorris Christi. Texas.
aud return ,,.Sa,..,, .,...... 81 30
Cairo 70 vi ''asa TEX. and re.
urn -. -, :. ........... 80 SO
Cairo 10 Jacksonville. Fla, and
return .,,.........., ...... 33.1s
afro to Havana. Cuba, and re-
| tnrn 80. \. N. ........... CT 81
And many other points In Florida,
Texas. New Mexico. California.
! Tickets on sale until April sOth,
good returning until May s1st. 1910.
j.. III. JONES,
! Ticket Agent, Cairo, Ill
A. II. HANSON,
H. r. +. r.. Chicago.
Is @. HATCH. @. r. A., Chicago.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected TO Feb. ast, 1910.
The FAST MAIL ROUTE
Trstna Leave Cairo:

frstHs Iaave Cairo.
. - a. m. Daily Chicago yestibuls
.lmited. arriving CCbicago 1O:40 a.m.
2:1e :. m. Daily st. Louis Night
Limited. arriving 81. Louis 7:20 d. In.
sleeping car open ut $3.50 .. IN.
$40 o. m. st. Louis Special
500 .. m. Chicago Daily Express.
1i:fs a. m. 81. Louis Fast Mail.
ffia5 m. Chicago Midday Special
e:s6 .. m. Daily ct. Louis Limited.
2:ss .. m. Afterrnnoun Express FOL
odin. Effingham, Nation. Champaign
$50 p. m. Thebes Accommodation
b:t5 p. N. Chicago and Eastern En-.
prses.
10:fo ,. m. Chit ago night express.
arriving NJ chicAg' ':ib q N.
a:1u Z. m. Memphis and Nashville.
s:SS 4. m. Memphis and New Or.
cans Limited.
$40 q. m. Seminole Limited for
Birmingham and Jacksonville, Fla.
500 q. m. Paducah and Louisville.
I:4f ?. m. Daily Memphis and New
)rlsans.
1881 ?. m. Daily Nashville. Chat,s-
,soEA and Atlanta.
$3.50 ,. m. Fulton and Mayfisld -
-ommodAtion
$50 ,. m. Padncxh and Lonissiiis.
s:55 p. m. Memphis and New Or.
aaas Special
For through tictets, sleeping chr 40
p,'riodAtions AMI further IDforra.
ios apply at Illinois Central pass-n.
tsr station. Cairo, III.
}. n. JoNE-. Ticker Agent
A. MATCH. a. P. A.
AA1a0N psss vrs%s.~ So
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- Like Tryipg to Get Hi - DaaasnR
without Herpfcide.


without Herptcide.
| DID you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
water2
II you did what would you say OF
him.
II is every hit as foolish TO try to get
rid OF Dandrun and to prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
It. with Canthrarides. Yaseline. Glycef~
Inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients OF most So
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful be-
cause II attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds On the hair roots.
IT IL the original and only genuine
sesip csermicfde manufaesured.
Sold bv leading druggists Send loo. In
star Ms for sample to The fIerpicids Co.,
DeIo,' Mich. NJ
mo dollar torwN guaranteed. Paul
J. Schah 4 Sons. special agsAts.
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II you want to see something real
classy in the sagaeious animal line.
visit the stables OF the third purvey.
ors' district OF the water bureau, near
Beach stEssJ HhsTf a tssdinr time
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such is Human Nature.

Ef life WIZ all peaches an cream
va he an awful price put on vine
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Chicago, Feb 3.-The following
car loads represent the days move.
mnutS
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ket. doing big business. Address Gro
Gerry, care of The Bulletin.

FOR SALE-Centrally located on
Elm street, one block from electric
cars, four houses and three lots, price
$500. Rents 1926 per annum II. M.
Perks, Mounds, H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
LEWIS FOR
SHERIFF

The announcement of John c. Lewis
Tor the Democratic nomination for
sheriff Of Grady county appears in the
Express today. George Brown had
previously announced and it is regard
ed as certain that Mart Louthan will
be candidate for reelection. The
race win therefore be an interesting
one.
Mr.. Lewis was born in Texas He
says he is a Democrat by inheritance
and also from principle. For over
twenty years he has lived in this coun-
try. being engaged in farming and the
cattle business all his life. For about
fifteen years he resided in the imme-
diate vicinity Of Chickasha and he
now lives five miles southeast OF town
He has never before asked for any
office although he has been an active
party worker all his life. Mr. Lewis 4.
regarded as an upright substantial
citizen by all who know him, If an
elected" said he, \ expect to do th'
right thing by everybody. ! shall d.
my full duty as see it, as is expecte'
OF an officer and as the law requires.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
HOUSE HAS
BUSY DAY

Guthrie, Okla, March A vast
amount Of business in the way Of sec
ondary bills passed to final roll cal
marked the house session yesterday.
A steering committee to handle the cal
endar until Adjournment, was appoint
ed and consists Of Duront, Maxey.
Faulkner, Charles and Watrous.
Bills reported do pass" and ordered
to final roll call. are as follows By
Lewis. fixing salaries and employees of
the Legislature BY Glover relative %
the listing Of property. a bill intended
to exempt from taxation on arrival,
cattle shipped into Oklahoma which
have been listed for taxation in the
state from which deported; Billips, pro
viding for the payment OF expenses
from the oil and gas departments Of
the chief mine inspectors office; BY
Hayes, providing marsiials for towns
not OF the first class: BY Workman and
Carroll, ratifying the proposed income
tax amendment to the constitution Of
the United States; BY Bunette, Reeves
and Smith and others making Custer
county a superior court county; by
Ashley making compulsory vaccina-
ton Illegal: by Ross. providing for no
appeal from justice of the peace cases
where the amounts sued for are less
than 500 by Cope, creating a bank
/ commission fund and the fees paid by
applicants for admission to practice
law.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
COUNCIL BLAZES WAY
FOR PUBLIC PARKS
Creates Park Commission Will Install A More
Street LiGhtS-RaiSe License Of Gun
TOterS-BuSy Session

Passing an ordinance creating a
board Of park commissioners, adopting
a more stringent measure against gun
toters, receiving reports and acting
on variety OF other matters. the city
council held busy session yesterday
afternoon.
The park commission will consist Of
three members who receive no sal
aries but a secretary may be appoint
ca az salary not 70 exceed $50 a
annum. 1t IS not contemplated, how
ever, at present that the services Of a
salarled secretary viii be required At
present. The complete ordinance is
published below
The new ordinance against carrying
concealed weapons provides fine Of
not less than s25.or more than $50 or
imprisonment not to exceed thirty days
or both. al the discretion OF the court.
The old ordinance was based on the
Arkansas Law, formerly In force in IN
dian Territory, while the new one IS
in conformity with the Oklahoma stat
utes.
An anonymous resolution, handed 70
the city clerk by certain Republicans,
which was intended to put the council
on record against J. W. Kayser for
postmaster. was read End tabled Al
derman Coffman said be thought il
ought to be referred to the Republican
Club.
A petition Of property owners foT
sidewalks on Iowa from First street
10 Fifteenth was accepted and same
win be ordered. A number Of paving
matters were disposed OF.
The report Of the committee was
accepted "a % the location or a addi
tioual street lights. Bids on furnishing
the same viii be asked from the tive
electric companies and 4 ~ expected
that tue conisnes gin be let mex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
WANDERED
ALL NIGHT
DELIRIOUS

Dressed only in night clothes, his
feet swollen and bleeding. his mind be-
cIouded with authorizations. jim
Hughes after wandering about nearly
all night was Eound on the other side
Of the river walking along the bank
about four miles northwest Of town by
Jim Fitzpatrick, farmer, at day
break this morning.
Down with the measles and delirious
with fever. Hughes leaped from his
bed and jumped out Of the window
about j o'clock last night and had dis
appeared in the darkness before an at
tendant caught sight Of him. Ofii-
GERS were summoned and spent a good
part Of the night in a futile search for
him.
When AR Fitzpatrick mot the wan
derer this morning Hughes said Off
GERS were seeking him, charging him
with killing a man. He said they pur
sued him all night. During his wan
derings he said he had fallen from 2
bridge and he was badly bruised up.
The suffering man was brought tC
town and taken to his home on Tentf
and Illinois. where he is now improv
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04

RECEIPTS

Capt c. H. Caneman, manager Of
the Chickasha Cotton Compress, says
the receipts here this season will like
ly be between $4,000 and $4,000 bales.
Up to date $4,000 bales have been rel
ceived and the staple is stih moving.
While the total receipts will fall
considerably below the past two sea
sons. the Chickasha compress has re.
celved more than its share Of the
cotton grown in this section OF the
state. 1t is now the only compress
in Southwestern Oklahoma that is run
ming. 1t is expected that the seasons
run will be completed about April :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
DEATH ANGEL ENTERS
HOME THIRD TINE
IN ONE WEEK


y = y y = = = = = = = = , = = . . .
+ For the third time this week +
= death entered the home Of Mr.. !
: and Mrs. S. r. Dwyer, corner :
= Tenth street and Tennessee ave \
= nue., this morning, taking from =
= them their six-year-old son Cecil. :
= On Monday their two youngest =
= children. aged respectively four =
= years, and fourteen months, died. >
= one death following the other =
= within five hours ,
= Oniy few weeks ago Mr.. and >
4 Mrs Dwyer were the parents Of =
. fonr bright and healthy boys At ;
= one time. they all took the whoop- +
4 ing cough and before recovering, +
= had the measles. Pneumonia then :
= developed and only one boy, the :
4 eldest. recovered. {
= Mrs. Dwyer, worn with the :
. cares Of the past weeks and al +
= MOST crazed by grief, is on the \
= vsrge of prosuation. Her sister. =
= Mrs. Grubbs Of MARROW, arrived in :
= the city today The funeral will :
= he held tomorrow and the remains !
= inferred at Falrview q
###+% ~ = + + + = = : + : = = :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
ANOTHER THREE STORY
BRICK BUILDING

Plans have been conpleted by Archi.
tect Macklin for three-story brick
building for w. A. Hopkins to be erect
ed between Kansas and chickasha
avenues on Fourth street on the site
formerly occupied by Dayton's black
smith shop and work on il viii soon
commence.
This will be one of the handsomest
Of the many new business houses put
up in Chickasha this spring. The first
floor, which Mr.. Hopkins wiz himself
occupy. viii have an gestolith floor
and be fitted in every way for an up
to-date meat market The second and
third floors will be divided for either
offices or rooming house purposes.
Mr. AIacklin is also preparing plans
for modern resideiices to be erected
BY William ReinlIeimer and C. NJ.
Powers Mr.. Reirheimer's new home
win have two sttiries and basement.
Mr.. Powers, whihh will be built on
West Dakota avenue will be pretty
5-room bungalow
Mr.. AIacklins plans for $25.000
school building at Greenville, Texas.
submitted ir an open contest. were ac-
cepted Tie building will be white
stone, constructed fireproof
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04

I.L.6C.BILL
PASSED

Guthrie, March 4-Senate bill mum.
Der 1903, by Stafford. providing for the
sale of the quarler section df school
land now under lease to the state fair
association at Oklahoma City, passed
the senate yesterday afternoon. There
are two amendments; one by Egger-
man, providing for the sale of eighty
acres OF school land for a medical col
lege at Shawnee; the other BY Cum
ningham. providing for the sale Of
640 acres Of land adjacent to the city
Of Guthrie to the city Of Guthrie for
park purposes.
Senate bill number 95. by Strain and
Goulding. authorizing boards OF equali-
zation to make corrections in assess
ments and allowing appeals from their
actions, also passed. The action re-
quiring appeals to be submitted in
writing was stricken from the bill
A steering committee, composed o.
Senators Williams (chairman), Thorn
as. Russell, Allen, Mitchell and War
rem, was appointed to clean up the
senate calendar and fix a date for ad
I journment
! Senate bill number 50, BY Taylor
appropriating $4,000 for maintenance
OF the Industrial College for Girls Al
Chickasha, was passed.
The latter bill was passed with ths
emergency clause
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
BIG W. 0. W.
CLASS DAY

March 16 has been selected as the
date for the big W, o W, class day in
this city.
Members Of rne local camp are busy
with preparations for the initiation Of
one Of the largest classes ever taken
into the order in Oklahoma Already
it is assured that at least 300 eandi-
dates viii be on hand, and ii is hoped
that the number may reach 500
The Norman team. which Is recog-
nized as the best in the state, has
been secured to do the work and 1t Ii
expected that prominent Woodmen
from all sections Of the state will
be in attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
ELKS WILL
INITIATE

According to information brought in
by scouts sent out by Exalted Ruler
L. L. Bryan. a bunch Of young Elks
have been rounded up and they are
to be branded and turned into the
pastures green tonight. AS the baby
Bills are shy and somewhat frisly it
is expected that the branding opera
tion will be more or less interesting.
In addition to the initiation Of can
didates The local lodge Of Elks viii
nominate officers at the regular meet
ing this evening. The officers re-
quest a full attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
PROSPECTS FOR LIE C.
BILL CONTINUE TO
GROW BRIGHTER
4A+++4++++@+4#+*@* -

. 7f . . . . . . . . = .
: Special 10 the Express. +
+ Guthrie, Okla, March 1.-The =
; indications today are more favor :
7 able in the house for the passage =
= OF the senate bill by Taylor. ap- !
= propriating SIS, 300 for the Girls =
= Industrial School The bin has :
Z passed first and second reading :
Z. in the house and will be sent to =
y committee. Friends Of chickasha =
= believe they can put the bin +
! through. ;
+ The indications are that the 4
= legislature win adjourn next =
+ week. !
4 The railroad gross revenue law 4
= was passed today by both houses. =
= Representative Ireton's bill pro- :
4 yiding that school district meet :
: ings shall not close before A )
: o'clock p. IN. has been reported :
= favorably BY the committee to J
= which it was referred. !
= In view Of the large amount Of ;
Z business to be disposed OF before =
> adjournment, both houses will be 4
+ in session Saturday. !
= - + = = = = = + = 4 4 : + 4. 4. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
TRAINMEN
INJURED

William Bledsoe, a fireman living at
62i South Fourth street, who was in
iured in a wreck at Pond Creek yester-
day, was brought TO ChiclSasha last
night Bledsoe jumped from the en-
gine as the train turned over and
broke his right ankle
Conductor Dan Deacy Of Fort Worth,
who is well known in this city. sus-
tains q broken leg. and Engineer Isles
OF III Reno received several bad cuts
and bruises
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
ORDINANCE NO. ale.

An ordinance creating and estab-
fishing a board Of park commissioners,
for the city OF chickasha, Oklahoma;
providing for the appointment Of park
commissioners, and defining their du-
ties.
BE il ordained by the mayor and
couneilmen Of the city Of Chickasha,
Oklahoma:
Section /. There is hereby establish
ed and created a board Of park com
missioners, in and for the city Of
Chickasha, Oklahoma. which said
board shall have the management and
control Of all public parks within tne
corporate limits OF said city, together
with All park property which may be
acquired for park purposes by said
city.
section ?. Said board shall consist
Of three persons. 10 be appointed BY
the mayor with the consent and ap-
proval Of the council. The first board
chosen under this ordinance shall be
chosen as follows: One member whose
term expires the second Tuesday In
April. 1911. A second member whose
term expires the second Tuesday in
April. 1912. A third member whose
term expires tn esecond Tuesday nj
April. 1918. The term Of office Of said
commissioners shall be three years.
l,At the-expiration Of the term Of office
OF each Of the aforesaid commission
ers. his successor in office shall be
appointed by the mayor with the con
sent and approval of the council to
serve for d term Of three years, and
until his successor in office is appoint.
ed and qualified Any vacancy which
may occur. moy be filled for the I'M
expired term In like manner. Said
! commissioners shall receive no com
pensation for their service, except tie
secretary. who shall receive salary
noe In excess Of $4,000 per annum and
actual dlsburscmentssfor necessary ox-
penses in the performance Of the du,
ties connected with his office. Each
member Of the board shall receive act
ual disbursements for necessary ex
penses. raid out, in the performance
OF his duties
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-04
Candidates Slow in
Filing Petitions

Up to noon today the following can
didates for aldermen had filed their
petitions with Walter Griffin, secre-
tary OF the election board:
Democrats IT. y Driggers, O Coff-
man. j A. Temple ana John Mabile-
Republicans. J. Gray and Fl. B.
Spencer
For the board of education the fol-
lowing had filed petitions:
Democrats Clark Rutherford J. G.
Mayes, and John Tewksbury
Republicans-M. l.. Gilbert G r.
Kimbro and r r Grigsby