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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-04-06

lit, lino mir bod nod 81 Suus. Nber
leoer Don un3 Yauern bat li6 bod IhOn
porbereitet gum SGen; ieoer bat letne
G9Qen umo YTlij0e uno aQe anOeren
WirtDlhQIt80er0tDe pie oQ5u Qeb0ren
Sur 2lrbelt terpcrgebOlt uno 3ure6t
0eri6tet.
ga Die Qeier oieiss glattes germ BE-
rt6te uno uiele gieui0teiten bOten, 70
milf l6 ibneu alles mittbeilen mas Iih
in lebter 3eit bel uns Su9etraQen bat.
Set 66riItian @olf te1rte neuli6 Wet=
lter Stor6 Elm uno 6interlieB ibm Elm
bltBfuntelna9elneueS WGoel. 3teles
&ino muroe. getauft Den p. 6ebruar
am SonntH9e (SnOOtuUtt. 9ieIer
GinotauISfeier nobnten me9rsre 6umi=
lien bel uno es 9tn9 gar feterltb ber.
Die, pel6e Der 5Seter bei9ewObnt, ma=
rem, 10 Olel i6 nod DetB fol9enoe:
8Ottlieb Qaitenber9er uuo 6rau, So
bannes MOlf uno 6rau, 6rieori6 WOlf
uuo 6rau, uno SotOb @olf Il. 6rau
(Sobu BON 6rieorih Q&OlD. 0enannte
6amilien mobuen oQe bier auf unIe=
rem 60utor.
2lu6 erei9nete llh neuli4 Elm QrOBeS
llnelUf bel oem 0utsbe1iBer 0einrI6
S6mQrb. IS perbrnnnte bel ibm Der
YferoeltaQ NIT 25 9ier0en. Ser &uts
iber muBte audi Iein @eben bort ein=
biiBen uno perbrannte 81 &oblen, iooaB
man ni6ts me9r bon lbm Qefunoen bat
ol8 Elm gtut 5leii6 bon Der Sruft,
aber audi Oas mar 3uianmenQebraten.
9ieies lln9liit entItanO in Der gta6t
alS Die 2eute i6liefen. 60 Derbrann-
ten ibm, rpie oben idOn 9eia9t, 25
Pferoe, jpettauIeno quo 0afer uno
Oieles anoere. gluf Dem Spei6er be-
fanO ii9 nod oieles Maidinengerdtb
uno oer9lei6en Sa6en. @or iol6em
lln9liif m09e uns Der liebe @ott be-
pabreu. 9teIer .GutsbeliBer befinoet
| li6 i'm 3iraspoler @oupernement. rr,-.
9lls mettere 9feut9tett lit nod Sol
0enoes gu bert6ten: gteulib 3eri6uttt
Der @iienbabnSu9 einen Mann nabe bel
Der Station SatIIdle. Sonic i9 err
fabren babe, lit oieier Wann, Dem Der
3u9 Oas Geben nabm, elblt S6ulo
oaran. 9lls Der 3u9 bon Satiidie
ab9in9 uno Dor Die Station binaus=
fam, erbltfte Der Mai6inilt einen
Wtann cine Strede Dor Dem ,3u0e auf
Dem @eleile laufen. Der Wal6ini1t
CAB Signal, Der Wam orebte 1i6 um
uuo als ct lab oaB ibm Der 3u9 ent=
ge9entam I6ritt er pom 8eletie. Qlls
er IpGter lab oaB Der 3u9 balo Oa mar
trat er mieOer auf oas 6eleiie, wuroe
bonn 3u9e gepatt, Su 8oOen 9ewOrfen
uno in 5mei 3beile 9eidnitten. Mabr=
| I6etnli6 mar oieler Mteni6 alt uno
lebenpiloe.
Gum S6luB 9riiBe t6 aue meine
6reunoe uno piQ nun fleiBi9 als &or=
reipOnoent BON bier 8ert6te etnIenoen.
Somit oerbleibe i6 Guer Wit9eno1e
Gbriltian 2aitenber9er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-04-06
&loiteroorf, 0oup. Gberion.

Seit eini9er 3eit Iie9t unier Serr
Pfarrer trant oarnieoer. Gr bat itf
cine Grtdltun9 3uge3oaen.
- llnldn9lt uuroe Der SObu oes
bieiiQen ginpObuers u. W. weoeu
8iebereien 8u orei MOnaten 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt, mo- er bon anoern 3u6t=
bausitrGflin9en ermOrOet wurOe! llus
iere aus9elaIene Su9eno mose Iit
baran ipiegeln! Z. SbauberQer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-04-06
Gbutor 9eisnsr, Siibs8mblano.
%. SSebruar 1911.

@ertbe gureta Poit! IS 1T i6on
freili6 eiue 9eraume 3eit OerilONen ieit
i'd meine leBte &OrreipOuoen3 na6 Gu=
reta i1note, uno babel Mil ib oennod)
ntdt uuterlaRen bin uno wieoer einen
8eri6t ein5uienoen.
S6nee baben mir teiuen mebr; ieit
Dem balben 6ebruar lit er auf 9eraume
3eit Oeridwunoen. GbpObl Der S6nee
ihOn i'm bulben Gebruar 9el6mOl3en
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-04-06
SsrsbOrf, s&ublanO.
5. Mdrj 1911.

@ertbe Yolt uno 2eier Dieie5 Ylat-
tss. Q0eil 10 weni0e Gorreiponoenten
IN Der SoIt linO aus unierer @eQeno, 10
Mill i6 beute eillen tleinen geriht ein=
16ifen oamit Die &eier aud erfabren
mas li6 unldu9lt in 8er9oOrf 5uqetras
9en bat. IS nobnten in Ser9OOrf Stpei
,Suoen; Der cine mar Elm 6ru6tt0ufer,
Der anoere Elm StieFelfabritant; Der
erfe Elm alter, Der 5lpette Elm iun9er.
Der erIte oertaufte Die 6ru6t etnl9er
Sauern aus Ser90orf, nabm Oas 9es
I0Ite 8elo felt in bic 00no uno ia9te
8er9oOrf N0ie; .oleier bat $500 &ubel
,nitoeuommen, noOon 800 Satob Wat=
MD Qeb0ren. Ser Srpeite bat aber Oiel
rOeni9er mit9enommen (in allem 200
RubeU nooon 100 u. Gbrtittun 8ott=
lieb SO6n Senner geb0ren, 25 II. So
banne3 Seier, 25 u. SotOb 2ei6t Don
Sobannes, II u. SatOb Sen0er H.. M.
Die 3tpet S}uoen baben oas 8elo uno
Die Oben9enannten oas gta6oenten. Ser
lun9e %uoe lit nod fret uno leotg uno
bat aud bon einem &ramlaoen fir 40
Rubel g8aaren Qenommen, nGmli6 oas
0o63eitstleto; alio bat ibm 2lnoreas
Oas So6seitstlelo ge9eben uno @brts
titan Senner uno Die anoeren oas 8elO
fir bic So63eit. Ser Suoe tonnte
0o9Seit balten uuo 1etne 6uttbGter
baben oas gta6leben.
2lm Montag ben %. Sebruar fu6r
5Srieori9 Saur auf 8aiar nod Sa6as
RITA; auf Dem Seimtpe9 wollte er auf
ben @aeeu iteigen, trat oaneben uno
TieI. Ser @ageu, mel6er NIT SO BuO
5Sru6t 9elaoen mar, iprGn9 tbm nit
betoen HQoern ilber ben ltnten SUB.
Gum Slid murOe feline &nO6en ger
5plittert, 0ber geben tQnn er nod nt6t
oarauf.
@eltern uno beute berrIhte bel un8
S6neeQeltOber, aber ni9t iebr talt oa=
bel. Sn Die Saat tann man Dor a6t
bis IA 3a9en nod ni6t. 9ie @in=
terfru6t 1T ni6t gum 8eiten; bieies lit
belOnOerS beim Wet3en Der Sail.
Sn meinem lebten 9eribt babe i'd
9eraoe betm trummen 3eufel Yuntt
gema6t uno OerIpro6en iiber 2anotauf
>pelter gu plauoern. 9aber mO4ten IS
mir bic lteben QeIer ni9t perar9en neil
j6 nit Der 6ortieBun9 10 lan9e 3urilt.
1eblteben bin. 0Or ettpa q Sabren
taufte Die 8altaoter @emeinbe fir ibre
IanOloien 6amilien Elm Stiit Qano bon
500 Seliiattnen - ieoer 6amilie 20
9eill. &alo oarauf Oertauften Iie es,
0a5 AetBt ote Ga1a0ter Gemetnoe, llm
5elIeres gu taufen uno mebr. 9lber
llm9etebrt. 4nitatt beleres tauften lie
idle6teres uno peni9er, ieoer Samilte
IS 9e1. Saum paren oret Sabre
oerflOHen (oie 2eute batten pieoer ge=
b0ut uno bic 9rOBte Notb NOR seoett)
oertaufte es Die Rafabter @emeinoe
uieoer, uno 3war an Ybilipp S0lineer
Don 8altatt, uno tauften fir baHelbe
$50 Deli. in Samara. Sic tonnten
aber feline 6amilie in bas neue Qano
9inilberbrinsen. 9ie tleine 8lanltsr
8emeinoe iIn9 oann an Su Hagen uno
proSeIIierte ie6s Sabre big ibnen eno=
lid i'm Sabre 1908 oas 3peitlebt 9e=
taufte 2ano tuieoer als eieen 3uoeipro=
ben puroe. glber man iugt ui6t um=
ion1t; Ser apiel fdllt nt6t melt BON
Stamm. (Sortiebun9 folgt)
W. e. &.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
AN ORDINANCE

Be II ordained by the Police Jury OF
Caddo Parish, Louisiana, in regular ses-
sion convened, that that certain road
Or servitude hereinbelow described IS
hereby declared to be public highway
Of Caddo Parish, said road being forty
{Aol feet ID width, having been acquired
by the open and public possession and
use thereof for the space Of more thar
ten years and which is described as fol-
lows: Beginning at Oil City and run
ming practically west to corner OF Char
lie Dayis's field, then southwest to lins
If section nine 90 township 20, range
I6. near Jeens Bayou Hunting and Fish
ing Club house.
Mr.. Wynn moved The adoptioazof th'
above ordinance and that the roas
designated be declared q public road
Carried
By AIR. Scott That each juror flir'
n;sh the Police Jury with description
Of the several roads in his ward BY mex
meeting Of tie jury. Carried.
IN. e. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A I. DURINGER, Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

AS furnished by the Caddo Abstract
Company, Office 5Iz Marshall street the
following real estate transfers were re-
corded during the day:
D. A. Welsh to Mrs. Agnes B. Gibson,
lot block c, Margaret place; $27z8.
r G. Hester to Frank N. Fonville, LOT
I6a Pinehurst; $3.50.
Queensborough Land Co. TO j. a.
Bannon, lot ii block "a Kueensborough
addition $50.
Southern Investment and Securities
Co. to G. A. Morse, lot 8 block c, Oil
City annex $zoo.
Queensborough Land Co. to Lubin Fl
Hurst, lots 20 and so block 46 Queens
borough addition; S45o.
c. w Lane to Casino Curcio, par
Of lots a8, 2o, 50 Of block 4, Allendal,
Heights Sozs
il G. Hester TO Ne T. Rosenblath, lot
90, 81, 81 block z Currie sub. $7z5.
Mrs. Mary serwicf to Mrs. Merit
Morehead. lots IA and ! s block B Col
onial Hill; $1,000.
/ Caddo Realty Co TO Mrs Clara +
EIIolbert, lots a4o and $50 Pinelurs
subdivision; $3.50.
John r. Land ct al to r. r Emer,
lao lots IN Land subdivision seIso
/ Robert r. Emery to Thomas i. Ham
.Imett, 90 lots in Land sub; $4,000.
4 los. G. Andrews to F MI Bates, lot
/ 10 and III block B Colonial Hill, $I5oI
s Knighton ID Geo. Harper L
Park Place Sz72zzs
Geo Harper Is knightol
pars 81 lots IL. As, ae Park lace szz'sSA
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
THE CITY COUNCIL
Synopsis of Today's Elections
To Be Held April 4-Bond Issue.
Traction Company Ordinance.

The Council met this forneoon in the
city hall with Mayor Eastman and Com
nissioners Atkins, Fullilove, McCul-
Tough and Rives present
The ordinance of the Traction Conn
pany was submitted, when City Attorney
Jack read an opinion to the effect that in
case the franchise extension be granted
together with other provisions in the
ordinance and afterwards sold, that the
successors or assigns of this company
shall establish their donlicile in Shreve-
port, for the reason that if they did not,
any suit against the company amount
ing to more than $1,000 could be ap-
pealed TO the Federal courts, and that
delay in final sson could be prolonged
for years. H Cites the case of the city
of Augusta, whose suit against the
Waterworks Company was delayed sew
en- years in United States court, al
though judgment had been rendered in
its favor
The. election fixed for the approval or
the rejection Of the ordinance of the
Traction Company by the qualified vot-
ers is fixed forsApril 4.
On the same date will be submitted
/ the proposed bond issue for $25o,ooo
bonds bearing Ia per cent.
On the sand date the voters must de-
termine if H. Severance is to be paid
$1,000 due the city for paving al
|leys, and if ttS Hot Springs Construc-
ton Company 3 to bep aid $3.336.77 for
street paving, the resolution providing
for such electlons, were laid over to
MondaY. next.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by R. Thornton at Oil Cay,
La, January -, 1911, and estrayed be-
fore the undersigned authority, one bay
mare with black name and tail, about IA
hands high. weight about 300 pounds,
branded on right shoulder with figure ?
under bar, signs on shoulder where tugs
have been used to buggy or wagon. The
animal looks to be about 4 years old.
The owner will come forward prove
property and Jay costs, or the animal
will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash in Vivian, La, on Saturday, March
II 1911, at y O'Clock noon
R. B. MARTIN.
Justice of the Peace, Ward Two. Cad
do Parish, Louisiana,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
THE TRACTION COMP ANY
What viii We, the People, Get from
the Franchise Extension?
TO The Caucasian

The first and all-important question
which is up to the people is what are we
going to get from the extension Of the
Traction Company franchises II the
year 1907?
In Dallas, sxas, there is a company
that wants a franchise for the operation
81 an electric railway. and what is Of
fefed and what viii Dallas gets
AS advertised BY Edward 7 Moore,
manager Of The company Dallas will
get
I. An inter-urban line to Terrell,
opening lip an important gateway to
East Texas.
3. An inter-urban line to Waxahachie,
opening new trade connections in Cen
tral Texas.
). Extensions Of local lines into sub
urban territory and cross-town lines,
improving local trade and traction fa-
eilities.
4 Additional new cars and improved
service.
S. The lighting wires put under
ground in the business district.
6. Taxes on additional property and
new lines and 2 per cent tax on all gross
receipts of city lines, producing in ter
years, all told, at least $7ooooooo tax
money, in addition to taxes now paid.
7. The employment Of many men and
the purchase of much material, while
about. $4,ooo,ooooo is being spent fol
new construction and, after that, per
nanent work for large numbers of ad
ditional men,
What will Shreveport get? B.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDING
AT the Session of the City Council Held
Tuesday, February IA.

At the session of the Council held
Tuesday, February ii, there occurred a
proceeding most extraordinary. Bids
for lighting the city had been opened
and the consideration of the bids post
posed, and thereupon Commissioner
Fulli1ove offered a motion directing and
authorizing the Commissioner of Public
Utilities to have drawn an ordinance
providing for an election for an issue
of bonds with which money to acquire
an electric light plant for the munici-
pality.
This action by Commissioner Fulli-
love was suggested by the bids of the
Shreveport Gas, Electric Light and
Power Company, whose bids for one
year and for four years were as in past
years, when the operative power was
based on coal instead of gas.
Strange to relate, Commissioner Full
li1ove's motion failed for the reason that
it had no second
This was an extraordinary proceed
ing.
From our view II should have been
seconded and then debated, and if the
commissioners were disinclined to vote
for the proposed bond issue they could
have defeated it.
No explanation of this remarkable acs
Ftion was given, nor can an intelligent
surrnise in explanation be given.
After Commissioner Ful1ilove had
failed to have his proposition eoiisid
cred, Commissioner Mccullough moved
that bids for lighting the city be invited
for term of SIX and ten years. These
bids are to be opened on February 2S.
In the meantime the bids submitted
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
SALOON REGULATION
Why Should There Be Precipitated on
the People a Commotion in the Inter
est of the Saloon?


An effort by parties interested is be
ing directed toward the opening OF an
other agitation in favor Of the saloon
On a petition which is to be submit
ted to the Police Jury it is proposed to
hold an election which shall in effect
.nullify the law of prohibition and re-
suit in the opening of the regulated
saloon.
1t is proposed to restrict the location
of saloons to Texas street, Milan street,
Texas avenue from the river to the
Kansas City Southern Crossing on Ce-
dar street and all cross streets connect
ing Texas and Milan streets from the
river to Common street The number
of saloons is to be limited TO sixty, and
a license of $I2oo per annum for each
saloon.
1t is specified in the petition that
gambling in any guise is to be prohibit
ed. Excepting Saturdays the saloon
hours are to be from S am. to II pm,
and on Saturdays from 5 am. to S pm,
.,i4 ny $500
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..s - - -. : sas;da.,t for t,go
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49, - - - af ,,,,;,,,neac1,
~ s,,as.ctar OH, one license ;s a
-: : - = -a.,, -. 1,anaer There
III -. 80 = .,,.;rs tables - cattees
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- : .t,..st;,,saess . :, ,,,;rrors and
49, - - - - a. ;,cida,,tals
- 80, 4.. 80 -, 80 salao, I'D s,,ct,
-, - ea,,ld scaresl,s - ,c,assed h
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
sHERIFFs SALE

is. 14.2I4-In the First Judicial DIS
trict Court Of Caddo Parish, LOUIS
lana: Andrew Kuhn vs. Dan An
drews.
~ virtue of 4 writ Of seizure and sale
i me directed from the Honorable
First Judicial District Court of Aaauo
Parish, Louisiana, Il the above num-
bered and entitled suit ! have seizea
and will offer for sale for cash and as
cording to law, at public auction, at the
principal front door Of the court mouse
of caddo Parish, louisiana, during inc
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY. FEB. IS, 1911,
The west half of the northwest quarter
Of southeast quarter Of section twenty
nine [2o1 township sixteen 1to), 1anes
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16

thirteen (Is1. il Caddo Parish, Louis
lana, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon Said property
seized as belonging TO the above defend
ant and. to be sold for cash and accord
'7g TO law, to pay and satisfy the debt
specified in said writ, say in the sum Of
ffty-seven and 5o-Ioo dollars, with IN
terest from February 26, 1909, at the rate
of eight per cent per annunl until paid
and all costs of this suit, as well as ten
per cent interest on said principal and
interest as attorneys fees.
]. P FLOURNOY,
Sheriff, ex-Officio Auctioneer
h Caucaian, Jan. II, 1911
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
JUDICIAL SALE.
NoI4o56- In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La:
Mrs. fela ]. Penick ys.Mrs. Pales-

\ II Il - r -
No.I4'o5o--ln the Flrst ud1clal Dis7
frlct lourt. of -1aado Farish, ID.
MIS-. Ella J. Fe'llck Vs.nIs. Iales7
tlile +. JACOBS, s. q
lSy virtue OF a commission - sell =
me dIrectea rom tlle f1o1lo1dpis : = e
JUDICIAL piseriet 1ou1t q edduo : q.
isil, LOUISIANA, II tle dpoys luiliDeaed
ana entitled stlt' WIZ oHsi lol
saie 1or easn alld 5deeofai'is y ia@ =
pubic auction, At tfle pIallclpdi iloii1
aoor q tle court nouse q sduuo a
isfa, louisiana curing 'ae iesdi hoel 3
1or safes, on
SAI0RDA1s NARSf1 70, 1911,
Ihe northwest quarter ana hortll ilail=
OF northeast quarter of seetion o IoWllz
ship 70 north, range IS west ; soutnWest
quarter and east halt O. section z town.
ship u north, range IS west southwest
quarter Ct section 8 township 70 nortn,
range IS West east hall OF northeast
quarter and southeast quarter of seetion
lI8, township I8 north, range S west; !;
the east half OF section Io, township e
north, range IS west the north nalt OF
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
RIVER AND MEATHER.

This morning opened partly cloudy
River Denison La, a rise of 10; Ar
thur City so; Lewis Ferry 20, a fall OF
10; White Cliffs rs, rise of o,5; Full
ton 70; Ringo Crossing OF, faI LOT OF;
Finley TO; Spring Bank 2.8. rise of o.8;;
Shreveport AS, rise of Of.
Weather forecast Unsettled with rain
tonight or Friday; cooler Friday.
River forecast A slight change or
rise will occur at Fulton and Shreve-
port during the next 48 hours.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
THE sPEARMAN CASE.

The jury trying the case of Pete
Spearman returned verdict of not
guilty He was held for shooting at A.
P Allsup, his brother -in-law. He is yet
to be tried for assault to murder.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
NUMBER IS

at the Tuesday session for lighting ths
city may be taken up on February p
It may be said in all seriousness that
the people do not propose to be tied up
to any lighting company for a term OF
six nor ten years nor four years.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
IllS.T.

Commercial National Bank time GER
tifcatc 81 deposit No 4Ios. The public
is warned not 20 trade Ter same, as
an the Lawful owner thereof This Feb
ruary 10. 1911 H PHILLIPS
1z24 resWel ST eseport Pa
Eebruafy 90. 1gK
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
COMMITTEE REPORT

Proposed Ordinance of Traction Com
pany Embracing Amendments to It's
Franchises and Granting of General
Transfers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
ROLL OSBORN, UNDER T AKER
TIA Texas Street
Day and Night Phones 892
COMMERCIAL. PRINTING

We are prepared 10 furnish CONNER
eia1 printing of the better kind, and we
solicit an opportunity to show you what
We can do. Phone 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-02-16
COTTON MARKET
Office Of The Caucasian.
Shreveport, La, Feb. 10, 1911.
SHREVEPORT MARKET.
SHREVEPORT RECEIPTS.

tock on hand September I.. 2I8
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-08
Prominent PythianS
Attend Lodge Meeting

The Knights Of Pythias had very
interesting and enthusiastic meetieg
Monday evening at their regular ses-
sion.
Hon. Joe London Of Ardmore, sup
erintendent Of the insurance depart
ment of the order for Oklahoma. was
present and gave the boys very in.
structive talk.
Mr.. Thomas, the supreme represen-
tative from the state Of fTcxas, who is
travelling the United States in the in
terest Of the order was also in attend
ance and made one Of his characters
tic happy and interesting talks.
Messrs London and Thomas left
this afternoon for Duncan and Mar
low after which Mr. Thomas win make
trip through the northern states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-08
YNTrnrCT TAI
.INILhLJI lin
OIL FIELD
GROWING

Dr. Riddle returned this morning
from Oklahoma city. where he has
been the past few dass in the interest
Of the Rock Creek Oil company He
reports the sale Of several lots in that
place.
DR.. Riddle'say that the opportuni-
ties afforded by the purchase Of lots.
in the prospective oil territory In'
Grady county Is received favorably BY
business men everywhere.
Mr. Riddle viii leave tonight for
Hobart where he will spend the re-
malnder Of the week working in the
interests Of his company. He expects
to sell considerable stock in that part
Of the state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-08
HEALTH
RECORD
Is GOOD
ChiCkaSha and Grady Co.
Made Fine Record
in July.

chlckasha passed through the
month Of July with one Of the best
health rscord Iii its history for The
summes months, SO far as the COM
paratiye number Of birth and deaths
is concerned. An exceptionally good
showing is made in the fact that only
six children under one year Of age
died during July. regarded by phy-
sicians as one Of the worst months OF
the year for babies.
There was an excess OF births over
deaths Of two to one, there being II
deaths and a4 births.
Two deaths were attributed to tub
erculosis. one to accident and the re-
mainder to chronic troubles. Six
were under one year Of age, two be-
tween Us and 20 years: two between
20 and 80 years; two between 80 and
40 years; one between 60 and 70
years; two between 20 and 80 years
and one between so and 80 cars. The
age Of one person was unknown. This
record is for the entire county OF
Grady
During the month Of July there
were II couples married in the coun-
ty.
DR.. J. G. Ambrister. county physi.
clan forwarded his report to the state
board Of health yesterday afternoon.
In speaking Of the health situation
here Dr. Ambrister said that he be-
licved the pavement to be one Of the
best health assets Of the town.
Since the paving has been laid the
decrease in the number Of cases Of ty-
phoid fever in the city is remarkable"
says DR.. Ambrister.
Several yaers ago there was
case Of fever III nearly every house ia
the city and deaths resulting from the
disease daily. but since the paving
there has been only few deaths and
very few cases Of fever. comparatively
speaking