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, 1911-10-04

Item XVII. Uncertain Expenses For 70.
funding paid Import duty, FIRES 6G.S5 n
30, 1O0.40, 62.75 and 11645.
Z. do. from DO. No.,948 of lst inst n
forming the Council that Government i,
virtue of s 36 of the Colonial Law had most
poned the Councils Ordinary Meeting 6xeg
for 18th inst. to this day Of which the Mem
bers IN due time had been notified.
s. do. from do. No. 900 of Sth inst for
warding q copies Of Draft of Additional
Money Bill to the Budget for the within
financial year. Sub Item X The Sanitary
Department concerning a total amount Of
Frcs 1850, as salaries to the Staff at the
Children's Ward at Peters Farm H spita..
requesting him to place this matter on the
Order # the Day for the Councils next
Me ting which had been done.
9. do. from do. No 81 of 10Th inst in
forming the Council that it had pleased His
Majesty the Kug by Royal Resolution Of
Ilth July Il c. to sanction Ordinance CON
corning Trades and Occupations ia St. C1oiv
adopted at Bird Discussion on the 9th IAN
uary a. c.
10, do. from do. no 978 Of 18TH inst
winch reads as follows
Ia conformity with Ordinance of l1tb JuI-
/" {. concerning Trades and Occupations In
D. CroN 5 s 1T IS to b. decided by the Gov
eminent and the Colonial Council Jointly
which OF the wares, not made OF prodnrla
on the spot, are to be considered as bncla
tors' wares, a decision which also will be Of
consequence with regard to the placards on
the Estates, mentioned in s II Of the Ordi-
djnauce.
As the Ordinance comes into force on the
llth October a. G. the Council is hereby Off
chilly v4GllActo,1 ia t,1a. tbt, ,,ot{o,. -. 40.
, 1911-10-04
tSctg.

The Colonial Council Of St. Croix.
This matter had net been received till tho
18Th INST and therefore it was not received
III due time to be placed on the Order Of tho
Day, but the Chairman would later on during
the meeting put before the Council whether
this matter should be. dealt Will ia this
Meeting.
II. DO. from do.No 9SI Of Is inst forward
ing in conformity with s IS Of the Colonial
Law copy Of each Of the following detailed
Accounts concerning the Colonial Treasury
OF st CroiX, made out 10y the Ministry OF Fl
nances, namely
Il The Colonial Treasury's Budget In
comes in the financial year 1907-OS.
b. The Budget Expenditure Of the same
IN said financial year.
c. The Colonial Treasury's Versur-Ac-
count for said financial year including the
Account for cash balance on hand.
this matter had not been received in due
time to be placed on the Order of the Day,
but later on during tie Meeting he, the
Chairman, would let the Council decide whe-
ther Tins ma tier which, in conformity with
5 % Of the Colonial Law, 2nd section, ought
10 bo referred TO Il Committee shall be dealt
with to-day.
II. do. from the Municipal Committee
No. II of LIST INST. forwarding in conformity
with : 8 of the by Law a Copy of the Com
mittee's Proceedings in the 2nd quarter OF
tine year.
ID Copies Of the Proceedings Of the
Colonial Council for St, Thomas and st. Jan.
II. do. Of do. of do.
Is. Letter from the Committee elected
III last Meeting to report on the Draft Of
School Ordinance for the Municipality of
ST. CroiN, Of Ist inst forwarding the Com
mjttees Report containing several amend
menls-this matter is on the Order Of the
Day.
I5a. do. from do. of 18th inst. containing
an amendment made to same Draft-thl9
matter has been printed and distributed ou'
moi in due time, but if no one should MAKE
any objectio 5, he would deal with the maIIet
under the item Oh the Order OF the D"'
concerned.
15b. Report from the Committee, elected
in last Meeting, concerning the APPlic".oIi7
for the Post as Assistant to the Ooun'N'
, 1911-10-04
Translation.
Publication.

I'll is hereby made known That Govern
ID ment Chief Clerk, Cand. juris J. NJ.
POULSEN has been appointed to act as
Judge, Recorder and Policemaster in Chris
tiansteds Jurisdiction from the 1st Of Octo-
Der and until further.
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croiy,
the Both September, 1911.
WILL JACOBSEN,
Uctg.
, 1911-10-04
I'r0kIanla.

nEf ~bekeudtgoros horyed, at ieg Days
) Dato efter hans egen Begaring har
ta&et Yertshusholder her af Byen SOLO
MON ZAGUS FABIOS Bio under Skifto-
rettens Behandlin9 som falIit.
Ale og Enhyer, som MATTE have noget
at fordre usevnte 30 indkaIdos herved med
3 Maaueders Varsol til for un|dortegnedo
Skifteret at anmeIdo og beyisliggoro deres
Kruv.
st. Thomas % St. Jams Skifterot, den IS
September 1911.
WELLEJUS.
, 1911-10-04
DINGS
COLONIAL COUNCIL
ENGDE2 $50. dCRSGDHN

100 90,
o. Nl .I 'ie l9'n oeP'9i""9l ~ ut
1. ~" Pm! IN o D." G''3"''i Co"4CiI
~ '''A = r :" Oi"'"''2 ''7o' Ing
~ Pi'9'"' ~" P'I9"
~ ~ -" = = e. e. - = : ! y
'''3 ~ 0o'n1i9 D'S,i''o N'"''I' D'''N" -o'
|u" NO. i'oP'oi''9 NV %"'' '''
Oio"" iiI',"'o'o l1i,'1l any :" , 9.'IHe"'
y, = 10y : 0'i' y
''G,l Low" ! i0I,o)'
A"' "0'i"6 F|o-"''o'"oi' '""6e D""-
Hlan" was PleSeu,.
" Oil'Ii nun lftH HlelI"G' ii NafI7'IIR-
5ieo country Di7llIcl' 1'"e""'"") noun =
'le roccIPO SI"ce I071 hool'no OIL me com
hi.hlcalIoh7' VIZ:
J, lLe'lef Lom government no ~ 81
zoIn 1uIy &C forwarding ~ copies oI DiaiJ
OF ordnance Iof Ihe Danish Nesi Indian
lSiah'S concerning the cooperation OF lAe
Coaf19 OF justice Tor lhe taxing "I evidence
IN IofeISn countries etc and requesting MN
TO place TINS nlilef on lle O1ief OF the Day
Tor the Council next Ordinary meeun8-
winch mas been done.
:. 90 'fo" 90 No 90 OF -''' "a &c.
lequeS'In9 OHe ol''lnH'H 10 LoI"'i" an rs
innate Oh me expenses us i"t as concerns l"e
loIohIu CoUn'! I"I CIe HHt'eiU lt"i l9lz
10 which L9l4IHl1o ne Ha" SEM III ia que
course.
.. do. from 90. Ne o19 81 lst UT, INFORM
ing the O"0n'I th@t rms fAteie'cy the
governor 2ceofdllI 70 Obtained PERMISSION
would leave the Islands about the . h uIt-
Tor up 10 ~ months and thar acting Gov
eminent Secretary b'0mann m conformity
with Royal resolution OF l2th April l9o'
would ari as FIee-HoTefnor during the Gov
ernorS absence unt'I further
Inc ClaIfnlah lo"h mere 'he opportunity
TO express the Councils sympathy with His
EXeeIIency the Governor on account OF ms
severe sickness which mad compelled INN
to so away, adding That he telt convinced
that he could speak not only on behalf oil the
Council but Ior the whole community when
ne expressed the nope that lis ENceileh-
cy would soon recover ana resume ms once.
AZ the same ane ne "eIcone' 'he "c'In8
FIce-NoYefn'r VINO Tor the hf9E tlAe Is at
, 1911-10-04
BekendteoYe1s ?

nET bekendtg6res herved, at Guverne-
~ mentsfuldmagtig Cand. iuris j. NJ.
POULSEN er konstitueret til at vere I'm
derdommer, Skriver % P|olitimester i Chris
tiansteds Jurisdiction fra 1ste Ii. NJ. at reg
ne og indtiI yidere.
Guvernements Secretariatet, st. Croix,
den 30 September, 1911.
WILL. JACOBSEN,
est.
, 1911-10-04
l'r0kIan;..

IA LIE % Enhyor, som maatte have no
So get at fordre Boet ofter afgangue
u9itt MARIA ELIZABETH SIMMONS
eIler Simons her af Byen indkaldes herved
mon 3 Maaneders YDrsel til at anmelde og
bevisliggore deres Krav for underteguede
Skifteret, som behandler Boet.
Med Aar og Days Varsel indklldes heryed
Afd0des Arvin2er.
Frederiksted's Skifteret, St. CroiN, den 20
September 1911.
A LANGKJE FER.
est
, 1911-10-04

Unpaid.
Mr.. Samuel Dowlin Lower Love- 30 bit,
Mr.. Benjamin Jones Golden Grove 30 bit,
John B.. Kelly 30 Bit, Mss Margaret Mat
terser Diamond 30 bit, Mrs. Francis Osten
Upper Love- 80 bit.
Frederiksted's Post Office, Both SeP'em-
Der, 1911
w. BJERG.
, 1911-10-04
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Mr.. Joseph Atkins, Mr.. Charles BROW,
Miss Theresa Goodridge tBeoston HID, Mr..
Joseph Griffith, Miss AxeIena Citizens, MIR.
Germ Hodge, Miss Jane Ann Johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Laurence, Miss Nj. Martin, l.. NJ,
Prince, Sousie Phillips, Elizabeth Richardson,
MIR. Ferdinand Simmonds, Etien Smith.
Unpaid.
Mrs. Rosanna Bridgewater, SO lit, Mrs.
Augusta Taylor, 20 bit, Mr.. L. Valentine,
(NIonbijou) so bit.
Christiansteds Postkontor, den 30te Sep
tember, 1911.
NJ. ANDERSEN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
TWENTY-FIVE INITIATED
Crack Guthrie Team Put On
Work for a. o. u. w. Grand
Lodge at Chickasha

Chickasha, Okla FEB. The
grand lodge OF the A. o U. w open
cd its eighteenth session here Tues
Gay Two hundred and fifty dele
gates We're i'm attendance.
Grand Master s. l.. Johnson, OF Ok
mulgee called the convention to or
der Dr. Charles 2 Brown welcom-
ed the "Wockmen' in behalf of the
city of Chickasha Many OF the SUI
preme Workmen are here.
Principal among Them are: w. H.
Mares Of Muscatne, Iowa; Past
Grand Master d n Davidson of Ok
lahoma City, and w. r Welch, grand
recorder OF Guthrie
The work Of the days session was
to appoint the committee ON crelen-
tails A. w. Iones of McAlester
lfenry Retire Of purcell and S F.
Eldred Of Chickasha were appointed
on tnis committee twenty-five can
didates were initiated into the mys-
teries of the order.
The Guthrie team which is consid-
cred the best in the state, put on
the work The degree of honor state
convention also is in session here.
Iiftg women are in attendance The
work Tuesday was a school Of insuuc-
lion Election Of officers will be to-
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
CARE OF THE COUNTY POOR
Commissioners Will Work to
Improve Present Deplorable
Conditions

Efforts are being made by the
county commissioners 20 improve the
co. ditious surrounding the county
charges who must be kept together
entirely at county expense Condi-
tions al the temporary county home
are said TO be very bad
There are twelve inmates in d
forlom buildiug on Oklahoma avenue
near the Cottonwood Keeper Swan
is under contract with the county
for the care of the poor people har-
boring there While the commits
sioners are not disposed to blame Mr.,
Swan severely for the condition OF
The place they are satisfied there
can be Improvement Efforts will be
made to locate the colony on some
place outside the city whore sani-
tarE regulations can be enforced
and where more room viii be afford
ed.
Chairman O'Neil said today that
be was shocked at the coalition OF
affairs. There are other people who
should be sent to join the twelaa.
but they Will not be so ordered until
better quarters are secured
The new board is trying to cure
numerous abuses arising out Of the
administration of the Door fund
There is a great deal of help pass
ed out to individuals who maintain
homes The state laws are such that
it is difficult for the county to ac-
puire a farm and maintain regular
home where a large number Of af-
flcted ones can be handled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
OVERHEARD CONVERSATION
AND SAW MONEY PAID
Weaving a Web Around Or,
PantChGnkO and Count
De LaSSy

CBy Associated Press)

10Y AHsobtlditu ItSSsj
ST. Petersburg, Feb S-Three wit
nesses testified today that Dr. Pant
ehenko accused Of poisoning Count
Boutmlin, told them Of his hopes of
sudden wealth. fellow passenger
with the doctor on trip to wilma
sWOre he heard a conversation in
French between Pantchenko and
Count Patrick O'Bren De Lassy at
hotel in Wilma and saw money pass
between them The former told the
witness that he was soon to receive
five thousand dollars.
The proceedings Tuesday in the
trial of Dr Pantchenko and Count
@ Bren De Lassy were largely devot-
ed to establishing the bad character
Of PanMhenko Unsavory episodes
in his life were brought to light by
witnesses and the obpect Of the pros
ecution seemed to be complete eX
posure Of his entire career.
In addition to introducing evidence
to- prove Pantchenko's immortality,
witnesses were examined to prove he
had sold poison with which a Rus
sian cavalry officer killed himself in
Paris, that he had blaekmailed an
apothecary out OF $1,000 to hush
case in which a mistake had been
made in compounding a prescription;
had peddled stupefacient for lille
ID purposes and had edited improper
publications, for which he had on sew
era occasions been sentenced to
terms of Imprisonment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
THE WATERS
Post Card Views of Mineral
Wells Park are Being
Printed

Views Of Mineral Wells park are
soon to be put on sale at every store
in Guthrie Five excellent pictures
were taken this week and an order
has been placed for an immense
quantitl of copies in Photographic
form II is expected the order will
be filled in ten days or less time
1t is expected that everybody us
ing postcards will buy few Of these
cards, which viii be sold at stand
ard prices They will be sold to the
merchants a cost and sold by merch-
ants at very small profit Ihe park
commission will supply all dealers.
One of the views contains the fed
cral petit jury Other cards are to be
made III the spring, after the foliage
gets to a good stage Guthrie's pop
uIation is from everywhere and cards
to the folks at bone will cover the
United States and many Of the coun-
tries oyersea, advertising the mineral
wells in the most effective fashion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
COIN" HARVEY HAS
AMBITIOUS OKLAHOMA
RAILROAD PROJECT

= Vinita. Okla, Feb. Agita- g
3 tion for good roads has inspired =
= plans to make Vinita the center .
& OF a large system The plans .
O. II for three roads to center =
p W. Vinita. one starting at Paw y
4 ~ and extending through .
. n " Vile and Nowata, dis .
= l. Il 70 miles; the second =
g fro 10 %. through Sapulpa and g
8 Clar o SO miles the third .
g from = e, passing through =
g interme, nts, a distance OF =
z 60 miles. q
Z The plan >luld these roads -
= was induced .eagely by members =
& of the Monte Ne lArkD Club, Of =
= which there are about 250 in =
. Northeastern Oklahoma TO en- =
= able them " reach Monte Ne &
g The work on the Tulsa division q
= will be looked after by e. r. =
9 Kemp Of the Tulsa Automobile 2
= club, the MuskOgee division by =
g w +. Mofit. president OF the .
e MUskogee club. and the Bartles .
= vile division by members of q
g that club From this point to s.
g Monte Ne. a distance Of 80 miles, g
g. the work will be continued under =
= the personal supervision Of w =
g H. (Coim Harvey president OF g
=, the Monte Ne club. II is eX- &
s. pected to have the work com 9
g pleted by April / y
g q
. o0o g GOO G 9 9 . o . g 8 @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
WILL BUY LOWER CALIFORNIA
IF FOR SALE, BUT IF CANNOT
BE BOUGHT, WILL SEIZE 1T

let him out of a bad hole. If he
wants to sell. fine If he don't, we'll
raise an army and take the province.
II ought to be American anyway, anu
after we form republic, II is more
than likely that Wen give Uncle
Sam a chance to take us in
Ferris. in addition to telegraphing
bis proposals to President Diaz, wired
General Orozco. commanding the rev.
outside of Juarez warning
the rebel leader to keep off the grass
in lower Galiforna--if he can find
any grass there.
aWell get lower California, all
right said Ferris. That is. ii the
reyolutionists don't beat MS to it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
MAY Be- tn" LOST CHARLEY ROSS"

Thomas Williams, alias Charlie
Ross, a negro, is being held here for
Identification by Oklahoma county Of
ficers, If he proves to be Ross the
sheriffs force here will be entitled
to a reward OF 500
Williams was captured d few days
ago by deputies who were looking for
another negro He was fully armed.
II is claimed he is Charlie Ross, w,~s
escaped from officers at Oklahoma
city ON February l. when they start
ed with him to prison. He was SEN
fenced to fifteen years for killing a
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
SWALLOWS TURPENTINE WHEN
TILTED, BEGS DOCTOR TO SAVE
HIM AND THE GIRL RELENTS

blghted love
Go ahead and die then, said Dr.
Hershberget a think you will- be
dead in about four minutes"
Oh My Cod exclaimed tile hope
less NIl' Brock, suddenly changed in
his attitude. don't let me die Save
me- Save me, Save" He had
tainted
An hours desperate work revived
Mr., Brock
As The doctor looked at him and
grinned the Young lady threw arms
around his neck and exclaimed
Jerry you have proven your love
for me Go, Jr. flershDerger snail
nurse him back 20 life myself"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
MRS. EDDY 5
WILL AGAIN
At Tackled
SON OF &C E A S < d
BROTHER THREATENS
TO CONTEST
(By Associated Pressl

Concord, n. H., Feb S.-Another
complication in the contest for the
disposal Of the two million dollar
residue Of the estate Of Mrs. Eddy
IS threatened. George w Baker. Of
this city. son OF a deceased brother
of Mrs Eddy will try to determine
his rights in the matter Bakers at
torneys will claim that that portion
of the Eddy viii leaving The residue
Of her estate to The First Church Of
Christ, Scientists. Boston, is invalid
because of certain New hampshire
and Massachusetts statutes forbid
ding a bequest of more than a speei-
fled amount TO a siagle church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
(By Leased Wirel

Richmond. Va, Feb. S.Tp prove
his undXing love for the lady Of his
heart, who had just refused his pro
posal Of marriage Jeremiah Brock,
last night, while calling at the home
Of Miss Lydia Carter attempted SUI
eide b. swallowing a large draught or
turpentine
Within a few minutes he was in a
desperate condition and the young
lady summoned the city ambulance,
with Dr. Hershberger in charge
When DR. Hershberger arrived ana
produced his trusty stomach pump,
The young man declared that ne pre-
ferred to die rather than face a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
fBy Leased wlre.)

San Francisco, Feb S-"Well buy
lower California from President Diaz
q he'H sell Ii he won't Wen show
him something else Filibusters could
easily be raised here 70 grab the
country.
This is the comment here today OF
Dick Ferris, of Lon ARngeles, III
explanation of q wire which he sent
to tIa president of Mexico. Ferris,
who has unnamed men with $lO,000,-
600 behind him, SAYS he has wired
Diaz. asking that a representative be
received to talk over the proposition.
"This would be a fine stunt for
Diaz, said Ferris today. 1t would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
VESSEL
IS BOYG0TTEO At
C0NSTAN TIN0PLE
IN Leased WIrel

9 CBy Leased Wirel .
g Constantinople, Feb Sd Rid .
= ley Carter, American minister 9
g to- Boumania who is now at the .
g bead of the American embassy g
= here pending The appointment .
= of successor to Ambassador 9
9 Straus has been forced to lodge 8
. "a serious protest With the min g
9 lister OF foreign affairs, because -
. Of the continued boycott against 8
g American vessels -
g Two steamers belonging to an .
. American company have been =
y lying in the barbor bat be- 9
g cause of the boycott, even the 8
= passengers We're not able to 8
= land Minister Garter went 8
= aboard one OF them, the Cali 9
g rornia, and arranged to have the .
e passengers brought ashore He g
9 then called ON the foreign min 8
. lister and insisted that imme .
g diate orders be issued to cease :
g the boycott. 6
9 This was done but i'm all prob {.
= ability other incoming steamers :.
= flying the American flag viii Z
9 experience similar difficulties E
g :
g ooo c c c @ c > C c CO c c c c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
TANGLE IN Commission FORM
SpecIal to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Bartlesvile, Okla, Feb S.-Bartles-
willie, Tulsa. Muskogee and other town
in Oklahoma having the commission
form of government find peculiar
situation confronting them. In each
case the charter provided for the elec
tion OF one commissioner each year
The state law says that in cities
framing their own charters all elec-
tive officers provided therein shalt
be elected at the same time and in the
same manner Attorneys say that the
city charter can not supercede the
state law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
DEFENDANTS UNDER BOND
lRy Associated Press.l

Chickasha, OKLA, Feb. 81. B..
Curry and d. N. Davis Of st. Jo-
seph. Mo. were bound over here to
await the preliminary hearing Feb
ruary 9 on the charge OF holding up
]. T Nelson, a hunchback of st. Jo-
seph. on freight train between
Chickasha and Rush Springs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
CAPTURE
MURDER
SUSPECTS
N EGROES TAKEN FROM
TRAIN FOR KILLING AT
ANTHONY, KANSAS
Special to Daily Leader.

SperlaI 70 Daily Leader.
Cherokee, OKLA. Feb S.-Two ne
groes wanted on the charge Of muredr
at Anthony, were captured here this
morning at two o'clock by Night
Watchman A. S Lotion The negroes
are suspected 10 killing Frank Wlx-
er with a baseball bat last night about
nine o'clock. They were taken off
Of an Orient freight train in the yards
at this place Thef will be taken on
to Anthony this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09
sEATTlE's Commission FORM
(BY Ass0clatea Pressl

Seattle, Feb. s. Under a provision
adopted by the people last March,
Seattle will elect on March Z a coun-
Gil of nine members, chosen from
the city at large, to succeed the pres
cnt council of fourteen chosen by
wards. The new councilmen viii be
well paid AID win devote ali their
time to city affairs The scheme is
a modification OF the commission
form
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-09

Grevious aHliction came to Grand
Master George Ruddell last night in
The almost complete failure Of his
voice His voice has been weak for
several years and last night he felt
sudden twitching after which he
was unable to speak above a whis
per. He can barely make himself
heard to those at short range and in
presiding he will probably be forced
throughout the session TO rely on the
other grand officers. fie Nas fol set-
eral days busy here with committees