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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10

az. Dressed calves are IN fairly good I
supply, and are no better than STEADY I
Poultry n In good demand. but IN the
absence or live receipts, storage stocks 4
are moving freely, Potatoes continue 4
firm under good demand, and SO far 4
upward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10
NEW YORK. COTTON.

Cotton prices, furnished by Hayden.
Stone & Co, April 10:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10

A meeting of the executive direc,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10
Late Local News

DR.. Roy III. Stevens, 623 Stevens
building. has returned from Chicago,
where he attended experiments with
the X-rays
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10

Suit for divorce was filed Monday
by Katherine against her husband.
William II. Salot.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 10 ~ Hogs--I,e-
ceipts $4,000, slow; mixed and butchers,
SCi5n655, good heavy. S., ap6 40,
rouRh heavy, S.. S5Gl61O: light, Sg15d
ss55 pigs, 1926 af6.65 Cattle-Receipts
80 900 market 15c lower; beeves. s. 10
m so; cows and heifers 81 500 8 80;
stockers and feeders. $3.50 "a 5 so. Tex
ans. s44On 65. calves. So neT5. sheep
and Lambs--Receipts $4,000. market
weak. native, i2Hteo; western, 1913
I625
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10

may be prejudiced on these mat
tors but | do not think that the real
estate business is one that can DC
successfully taught by mail. Inc
things about real estate that you can
learn by mail are the things that you
md more convenient ways ana the
taught by correspondence school meth
,perieuce. do not think that you VIII
Ition a very valuable instructor.
they make such claims for, Is MADE up
ever located, but ] am inclined 10
he number. Granting the lO,OOO,
'ould prove TO be desirable cores
Is a fine thing, OF course
The kind OF people that you are CO
'anies that offer to teach you real es-
Scheme OF their own in real estate,
, expected. II is not generally the sort
Id 10 be associated with.
estate business, | think YOU Will get
lsiness law. make yourself familiar
look into advertising methods. II Is
lie lot farther this way than you VIII
} beautiful theories OF salesmanship
-ers.
,pondenoe institutions. there are no
| nd success. The old combination oil
; sential.
OF the Copper World Extension. Its
SUBSCRIBER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
LEADERS OF TAR
PARTY "GUILTY"

LINCOLN CENTER. KAs.. Nov.
A-rhs tar Jury late this afternoon
returned verdict In the party trial
after having been out thirty hours.
Sheriff. Clark. confessed ring leader
OF the tar party. was found guilty with
John Schmidt. a wealthy farmer living
near Shady Bend. A. N. Simms.
former employee of Clark. was pro-
nounced innocent Sentence upon the
two found guilty was reserved until
the hearing of motion by the de-
fence for new trial. which will be
heard December IL. The Jury took
forty-two ballots In all.
It was decided that although not
present at the actual tarring, Sheriff.
Clark had furnished the tar used in
tarring Miss Mary CHAMBERLAIN. the
night Of August Z, and that Schmidt
had been one OF the conspirators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
MISS SHERMAN is
TO MARRY TODAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-The mar
rage OF Miss Mildred Sherman, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. An0 Mrs. w II w ats 4Sher-
man. to Ralph Francisco Julian Stonsr,
Lord CamoyD. n to take place to-mof-
row in1kead Of on December ,, az
originally planned.
The announcement Of the change OF
plan was something Of surprise to
society. But II was said II was due to
the illpcas Of Mr., Sherman. who has
never fully recovered from an opera
ton which he underwent last January.
Nevertheless II was said to-day. at
the Sherman residence, Fifth avenue
and Sfxty-fifth street, that no imme-
diate apprehension was felt concern
Ing Mr.. Sherman's condition.
Mr.. Sherman IL able to be up and
to walk about the house. but II u said
that the wedding Of his daughter to
the British peer will take place In his
own room. and that only the members
OF both families wifi be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 2A.--Twelve
citizens of Norfolk will decide whe-
Their the jamestown Jockey Club has
violated its charter by allowing book
making on races to go on while races
are being held.
This was the decision today Of
Judge West. presiding in Norfolk
City Circuit Ciurt on a quo warranto
proceedings brought by the State Of
Virginia against the Jockey Club,
designated by Governor Mann.
Whatever the decision or verdict
OF the jury may be, tho defendant
corporation has a right OF appeal
to the Supreme Court Of Appeals
Assistant Attorney General Davis,
OF Petersburg. representing the State,
and ]. Sydney Smith appeared for
tina prosecution. while the defense
was represented by Judge Thomas
II. Wilcox and r. Randolph Hicks.
Mr.. Hicks took the lead in handling
the case.
OveTruies Demurrer.
When Judge West convened court
Attorney Hicks presented a demur-
rer to the petition filed against the
Jockey Club. For six hours the at
torneys for the prosecution and the
defense argued this motion. Judge
West overruled the demurrer and
ordered the trial to proceed on its
merits,
During the argument on the de-
mnrrer r. r. Hicks and 4. Fl. Will
cox, FOR the tfefemse. and Assistan
Attorney General Davis and J. Sgd
ney Smith for the prosecution cited
decisions from courts In Alabama.
Missouri and other States. as well as
the United States Supreme Court, to
back up their contentious.
Judge West announced:
II viii override the demurrer TO
the petition which has been filed by
the state. and we will now go into
the case upon It's merits
In an instant Assistant ATTORNEY
General Davis was on his feet and
asked that the case be heard by a
jury
II would like for this jury to ba
composed Of men who do not reside
In Norfolk" said the State official
from Petersburg.
This was objected to by the coun-
sci for the defense. and Assistant At
torney General Davis withdrew his
motion.
Judge West then Instructed the
deputy sheriff waiting upon the court
to have venire Of twenty men pres
ent in court tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
HAMMOND READY TO
ANSWER QUESTIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. $3.50 far Al
John Hays Hammond 10 concerned.
the hifI-Hammond controversy ris-
ing out Of the Russian passport uues-
ton. Il at an END. according to his
secretary.
Mr.. Hammond Will appear before
Der 9Th ct Carnegie Hall to urge en-
forcement Of the treaty Of 1872, be-
tween the United States ana Russia. II
he u invited Mr.. Hammond WIZ. an
Hwsg any and ~ GuAe9ianQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

the honor prizes. is to keep on ask
ing. Think to-day of at least ten
people whom you will see: see those
ten: get their help: then next day
repeat it. The JOY Of winning Will
certainly be yours II you do. Think
ii over.
This is where the busy contestant
comes to the front, and this is how
business people are developed. ITO
win out in contest like this will be
"a lasting testimonial. 1t will perrna-
neptly add TO your business value.
Why not demonstrate at this stage
your ability.
Be winner.
Valuable Prizes offered.
The value OF the prizes offered to
the ambitious Ia creating much talk.
- - --- ----
fCnrffrued IN Fourth puRaN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
Are You Hustling7

Tho Weuonl oR&v n
The vlr91n4anss OrsA4
Prise Contest Ii wortA
golng affeg.
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SPECIAL CONTEST TO
CLOSE DECEMBER J
Those Who Are in On This Big Event Will Receive Hand
some Extra Prizes for Work Acoomplshed-Regu-
lar Contest to Close December 16--Fight
Growing More Interesting Each Day

Just six working days left after to-
day to win a prize In the last special
offer of The virginian Great Prize
Contest. All that has been done SO
far can easily be beaten by a good,
live contestant during these last days
for the special prizes. Why should
Jour efforts slacken until the moment
Of the close of the last special prize
period. 6 o'clock next Saturday even
ing?
Keep Your Position.
The slightest giving OF ground
until the finish will probably lose
the great reward for you. How much
regret will be avoided Il tnstead of
losing by 2.oe0 votes you win by TO-
00o?
The best advice that can be given
those who are trying strenuously for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

CONTINUED on Fourth PaGe)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

NINE DAYS TO WORK
u. W. G. A. Subscriptions.
Previously reported $4S.SIs
Reported yesterday =. 9,5SS

Days 70 work
with only three OF the twelve days
OF the campaign used up. IT was an
nounced at yesterdays midday lunch
con Of the workers for the $4,000
fund for a building for the Young
Women's Christian Association that
sss.so7 had already been subscribed.
This il considerably over third OK
the amount to be raised
Nevertheless. there remains IRE.
x,enaous lot OF work to be done. For
the work reported yesterday--and !.
was generally conceded ,nes, u +, to ne more .
.ssn dnplicated on each Of the nine
r rar days OF the campaign IN
order for the entire amount 70 %
raised.
Report in Detail.
Thu report In detail as made az
Yesterdays luncheon was as follows
Womrn's Committee.
~r ncOtx pnrrIAn chairman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25


Issuance of a permit for tho
Beattie. Jr.. in the family section In
Maury cemetery was authorised last
night at special meeting OF the
Council committee on cemete eieS.
Members OF the committee were
unanimous In granting the appiica-
ticn. which came direct from tho
family OF the young man VINO paio
the death penalty In the electric chair
for wife-murder early yesterday
morning in the Virginia penf'entiary.
This action means that no dirscuity
will be encountered to-day when ap-
plicaffon for the necessary permit y
made at the ONCE OF the city poard
of health.
sary IN the case OF beattie. oecause
Iof = special clause In the city ordi-
nance proniDaIanR the puFlal OF cri~
inals IN cify cemeteroA pro.
vded. however, that the ietter o. tno
law may be overlooked IN sucn cases.
ii majority OF the members o1
the committee on cemeteries vote
in favor of authorizing permit.
Former Action Recalled.
1t will be recalled that this coYn-
mittee some weeks ago agreed to
the very aEtlOu taken l6bI Right UOt
AT that time their action was only
perfunctory. because OF the fact that
M annlication can be actually nads
for q hermit until after the death
=, ,ho nsrtv n he hurled.
NJ INN p pfiiev fhe well known
,naar.arar /. chairrar ~ tha rame-
tar,as cnmr,,ttaa.
~ aadi,;nn ~ nearly the entire
s,.. n,,,ttt.a CO.
-, ~, nraaart
te.y. Was also pIes sr.
Inousn inc fanny un.I $50
giving out no plains LOT .n 1890
10 seneraiiy conceoeo mat Dea.uo
VIII be iaid to rest some ume Sun0.y
In grave alongside tnat OF nis
for whose tragic murder last July ON
lonely Midlothian turnpike ne WENT
to the electric chair.
Time Not Given Out.
7, is believed that the exact time Of
the buria, il being withheld SO az 70
fnresfan nke Assembling Of n crowd az
the morhitlly curious who would un-
donbtedly rather al the cemetery, were
the time generally known.
Th. funeral wiil be conducted from
the Reattie residence In South Rich.
mond. to which the body was removed
Yesterday afternoon from the undef.4
takers. The Rev. J. J. FIX, Beattior4.
chief spiritual adviser, win be II.
charge OF the service, assisted by thos
Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis. Beattte's oth9Es
adviser.
M. EIx. who il pastor OF Porter;
Street Presbyterian ichurch. South
Richmond. said last night that there
was nothing in the law OF his church
nrohihitinr reiixious service over -
hodv az executed criminals. althouan
II was reported that such was Tie
case
n is stated that a prohibition Of thie
.&tn,a - ,,ar. aimed In the rituals of tie
hnfh the Episconl and Catholic
churches. and for this reason Il il
donhtfr,l 10 the Rev Mr.. Dennis. whn
Is Of the Erascopal faith. win attempt
70 read anv sections Of the seryfon
~ ,nis church nj the funeral.
Elowers An Received.
A number Of beautiful floral wreatha
we're raceived al the Beattie residence
Yesterday to be placed on the casket.
They came from friends ana sympa-S
thizsrs OF the bereaved family. Mes-
sages OF condolences and sympathy also
came from many quarters. evidsncinG
the high esteem In which the family
- aNf -~~-D~ ~-~~r>~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-09
Indian Trails

Down from the Appalachian mountains the forests OF Georgia
and Caronas and thence the uph OF the Ozas was
the old Cherokee trail ending Tahequah From the south land
the legends rece the trails Of the Chocaw Chcasaws creeks
Semnoes lead their oden home OF the ancient Musogees
and thence dvergng the four trails each ended at council house
which time became the and finally the capitol OF an Indian
nation These four together with the Cherokee nation are know" as
the Five Civilized Tribes and the insignia OF each preserved IN
points Of the Star that forms the OF the seal Of our state
From their earlier home in western Missouri and eastern Kansas
the trail Oage leads that county which bears their tribal
ending Pawlusa The awnee trail coming from the west
plains ended the confluence OF the Cmaon and Arkansas
rivers, and gave to the county there formed
The fading trails OF Kcapoos Shawne Tonkawas and rem
many tribes lost among the settlements OF other Indians
while the red trails Of the Cheennes Aapahoe Comanches and
Apach forever lost the happy homes OF our state
Where the lonely Indian trails now the thorough
commonwealth; where stood villages OF primitive
wigwam stand growing cities where the sounded
heard the shrek of locomotives where rose the smoke
of council acend the black breath Of factories The indian
trails that through this have become the paths OF
yizatonthe civilization Of red and white IN the lane
of Oklahoma.
S. W. Barrett
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis. rs: Detroit. 20

St. Louis, 17-5; Detroit, 20
st. Louis, Oct. 9-The American
league season closed here Sunday
with ST. Louis winning two games
from Detroit. Cold weather kept
down the attendance and the play.
First game r II +
Detroit .. DOL 100 000- 2 6
ST. Louis $50 500 OIL 550--l7 Il |
Batteries Lafitte and Schmidt.
Lake and stephens.
Second game II y
Detroit ..... 900 600 000--0 2 :
St. Louis .. 10l 010 POS 7 @
Batteries: Taylor and wilson,
Mitchell and Kriehett.
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CHICAGO, 10: Cleveland, 4

Chicago, Oct. 9-Chicago and
Cleveland closed the American lea
que season here Sunday in one
sided game the locals winning 10 to
a. White relieved Benz in the first
.inning and allowed only three hits
while the Chicago batters pounded
James and Baskette for seventeen
safe drives. Seider made four hits
and five runs BY winning Chicago
ciincaed fourth place in the league.
Score hy innings: H II +
Chicago . ll2 POP 20s-l0 II !
cleveland 300 GOO 01O- 1 /
batteries. Benz, White and Kreitz;
Baskette and Easterly.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. 11.S: Topeka. so.
Lincoln. 3 Des Moines. 4
Denver. III: st. Josepa, 2.
Pueblo. 5 Sioux City, 9.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland. I'll: Chicago, 24 fsec
ma came eight innings; darkness.l
esston. S. washington, |.
netYojt ST. Louis, O.
New Philadelphia, rain.
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RESULTS SATURDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Rostou, s. New York, 2
Piasburg. s Chicago, 0.
Cincinnati-St Lonis, wet grounds.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, wet ground
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How Sleep the Brave.

H01V sleep the bra5'f ,eh0 sink TO rest
BY all their contyys aofshes btcSti
Whc,a Spring 1Vith de7sy fingers cold,
Returns to deck tieV hailozced mould,
She there shall dress s7Ueetey sod
Than Fdncy's feet haze ez'er trod.
By fairy hand their kneH is riolg
By forms unseen their diYge IS sung,
There Honor comes. pilgrim gray,
To bless tjle turf that 1ovapS Their clay;
find Freedom shall a7uhife repair,
To dzDeH q 7eeefiug hermit fheref
-WRAom Collins,
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ANYONE, anywhere. can start mail
order husineSs at home. No can
faesing. Be your own boss. Send
Tor free booklet. Tells how. Hsacock,
D-409. Lockp0vt. N 7.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO, 8: Pittsburo. .

Chicago, 8; Pittsbure, 2
Chicago. Oct. 9-Bunched hits by
Chicago, coupled with errors by
Pittsburg, gave the locals 3 to .
victory Sunday in a game which
Went eleven innings.
Score by innings r II e
Cacago 900 00G 100 LIS Z /
Piusburg 900 010 600 10
Batteries Richie, Mcintyre and
Needham and Graham; HENRIK and
Simon.
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ST. Louis, S; Cincinnati, 0
Cincinnati. Oct 9--St. Louis de
feated Cincinnati Sunday, s to O. Har
mon allowed but two scratch hits.
He was supported brilliantly. St.
Louis knocked Benton out OF the box
in the third inning After the game
the Two clubs contested in field
meet.
Score by innings; r II r
St Louis .. l03 001 000-5 8
Cincinnati 600 900 000--0a
Batteries: Harmon and Bliss; Ben
ton, Fromme and Clarke and Me-
Lean.
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HELP WANTED-rEMALE.
TO EXCHANGE.

NEW RESIDENCE. in sulphur on
to exchange for Guthrie property
IT. a. Baggett.
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WANTED-A Young man Of good
appearance and some experience
for collectors FaEt Of 'tfnqe an Office.
Medium siiiary. to hegiha} line r. 0.
LHtz y Gs Co,
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THE LEADER.
NOTICE TO susscRIeERs. -

In the event of delivery being i'm
nerfect, or paper being rolled, twisted
or mntilated, subscribers are urged
TO make immediate complaint to the
business office in person. by telephone
or mail
Mail subscribers should examine the
address on the label of their paper.
ii shows when subscriptions expire.
When you remit the label is changed,
If not nctify this office. II you wish
your subscription discontinued write
the office, otherwise the paper will be
continued In changing addresses
give both old and new address.
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Behind hDa iap ne grcat .1sores,
Behind the Oates Of Hercules,
Before him not The ghost of shores,
Before hiut only shoreleSS seas.
The good mate said Noao mttSt zoe Pray,
For 10 Tie very stars arc gone.
Byave -4dDHrm, speak, iehdt shall Sdys
"HAy say Sal on! sal on ana onf
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}
Byave .4dnHral SPEAK ieAdt shall Sdys'
Why say Sal! on sal on aud onf =
Ny men grosv mnti,touS day BY day:
Ny men grosO ghdstiy aoaI aud soeak
The aoa mate thought Of home, a spray
OF SAT- 7edie 7pashcd his s7odrthy cheek.
"Vhat shall say, brace Adnnral say,
II 5ee sight nduglt bu seas al ddgCns"
Sal 0uf sdH en- SaH ont and 0nP
They sailed and sailed as golds might blogv,
Until at last ne blanched mate said.
IVlv, noe not even God aponld knoaO
Should I aud all my men fall dead
These veYy zcl,.ds forget their qcay,
For God from these dead seas IS gone.
Nozv speak brace admiral, speak and sGy--'
He said. "SaI on sail onf and ont"
They sailed They sailed, then spoke tie mate.
This mad sea slo1os his teeth tonight
He cnlS his lip, he lies IN 7eat
With lifted teeth as sf 10 btel
Braue ddmirai say bnt one good cord
What shah sve do zvjlc' hopeas gomez"
The qcords leap Ike a leapfng s1cord.
"SaI on sail ont SAL on! and orr
Then 4fule and 1vorn he kept his deck
Ind heered through darkness. Ah tltot night
or ailsdark niqhtsf .4td then a Steck-
Athghr a hghH A HghN 4 hgbt
II gregg, a starlight flag mfarIedi
II gree 10 be Times burst Of dagn.
He gained georld. he ga9e that u0rld
It's gyandest lesson. Oui sail on"
joaquin Miller
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED-Are yod going TO han-
sas City? | have q SHOPS due bill
in payment of rooms at Hotel Kup-
DER. will sell for $25 Address Etter
oare Daily Leader
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PATENTS.

PATENTS-Procured. also sold on
commission. Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Bldg,
Washington, D. G.
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TOWEL SUPPLY.
HELP WANTED
LEGAL NOTICE.


Application for Pardon
We. the Undersigned hereby make
n0Wn by publication our istentiOn ol
etitioning the governor Of this state
or a parole for William Roper, con
yicted Of burglary in the district
court OF Logan county. Oklahoma, in
the March, 1911 term OF said court
fSigned ! ] W. NOBLE.
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WANTED Colofed Men prepare for
Sleeping ear and train porters II
You wish post on near Guthrie write
immediately. No experience neces-
saW. Enclose STAMP. lnterliailwaY
Care Leader
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED--MALE

BOY Wanted rs baker helper. Per
manent. Apply to CaeI, Kitchen
Masonic Temple
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Q The Q
Valn.yAfaiir
ny DONAL HAMILTON hAlNES

covuarr 1910 u ia. rs."Os rp't',a'se CO
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-WWlign { olliEs.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-05
system of the said City of vinita

system of the said City of Vinita,
And, whereas, said parties have pre-
sented in the manner as provided by
law their claims against said City for
said labor, material and supplies so
furnished and used as aforesaid.
And, whereas, said claims have been
audited and approved by the water
commissioners of said City and by the
finance committee of the council of
said city, now, therefore;
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Vinita, Ok
lahoma:
Section 1. That there be and there is
hereby appropriated out of the water
construction fund of the City of Vinita,
Oklahoma, the following amounts in
payment of the following claims, to-
wit:
The English Tool & Supply
Company of Kansas City
Missouri $417.05
Vinita National Bank,
Vinita, Oklahoma. .... 2S1.93
H. Mueller & Co. o...... 93.10
Section 2. That the Mayor of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to
draw his warrant against the water
construction fund of said city in pay
ment of said claims in the amour t.
above appropriated.
Section 8. That by reason OF the
fact that the protection of the credit
| of the City of Vinita, Oklahoma, re-
quires a prompt fulfillment of all its,
financial obligations, an emergency is.
hereby declared 70 exist for the pre-
servation of the public peace and safe
| ty. by reason whereof this ordinance
shall take effect Immediately froLl and
after it's passage, approval and pubh-
cation as provided w law.
Passed by the City Council of the
! City of Vinita, Oklahoma, the 3rd day
of January, 1911.
]. C. STARR.
President of the Council
Approved by the Mayor Of the City
of Vinita Oklahoma, the 4th day of
January, 1911.
| O. L. RIDER,
Attest: A. ]. GREEN, Mayor
City Clerk.