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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
EfaI C6tntr fnr Rair

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, NICE
iarr of 2l3 a.. acres miles from
tlospcct Depot Soil dark loan land
lllit utd rollins. Fiye-room frame
dwellings, two halls two porchess
stable. corn crib and chicken house.
3" prres bottom land. does not over
ilrN Price. >lh0N. Terms easy.
itAWkiHS bUFOIp. 100 North
W. HAVE FOR SALE sEcOND-HAND
hNiomo Hes NJ All prices, ranging
from $500 TO g. 600 IN good cordl-
lpn for cltT or country roads. Tonr-
ms cars and roedsters. with cquip-
i.'t f"AE.nS ~ hoi power from
90 to 50 Viii demonstrate cars ANY
cline 1910. 1911 1912 models Cars
can bee made into delivers wagons
csis you want $50 can ~ them for
NnD We have some excellent nropo-
s.iipns. ana worth ypnr considera-
tlon. Wri,e soon you WIN not obll-
cat" IimeF- Dispatch
WOULD EXCHANGE NICE LARGE
lot ou West End avenue for five
Passenger automobile In good coNli-
ton =. care q BOX 1856
SMALL FARM. CONTAINING 50
room house on place. about 90 acres
in cultivation. nalance in pasture.
creek running through same.
bargain Tor quick buyer one ana
oue-nalf miles from city. on Seven
Pines road. g. DIETRICH 270i
East Main street
FOR SALE. NY BARTON HEIGHTS
residence. & rooms basement ana
large attic. NOT water heat. every
convenience. 20 foot lot have
spent $3.50 tor this place, built Il
Tor a home nothing shabby about
IL. II you want homo come TO
see me. DIR. IRA j. HAYNES. 7Oi
Wlckham Street.
HIGHLAND PARK Is THE PLACE
] have one large and one small lot;
best location. small monthly pay
sueut, 40 interest or taxes. L. O.
Box 375, I p. Rlchmond. va.
FOR SALE. TWO ADJOINING LOTS ~
Gintev Park, on Seminary Avenue.
lIrass / nl6. lar.. Iimes- y lep4 ;l.h.
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ALEEMARLE,
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave. near Beach and Steel Pier.
open surroundings. Capacity 900. Hot and
cold sea water baths. Large rooms. south
eTn exposure. Elevator to street level.
spacious porches, etc. Special week rates;
$3.50 UP daily. Booklet. Goa ches meet
trains COOPER & LEEDS.
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sIIuatlon6 lAdnrro, 3.rmaIc

4 COMPETENT LADY sTENOG-
raphor desires position; have had a
number of years experience and cam
furnish best Of references. 400,
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED BY YOUNG NAN. POSITION
Iu RlfuAr With NleH 10 learning
aaiomoh4e ruaineas SOC care
Times it.sraflN
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Nral Cstate llianLth

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. a CON
NELLY & co. VIII, postal for nee
essary blanks.
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aurtipn SALES, future Days
BY Shea 6. Keegan.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

-. G,99mm'issionssr.s auction sale Of val
uable Byrd Street property. at the
northeast corner OF Byrd and sixth
Streets, Nos. coo. Coz and 6o4 East
Byrd Street
I'm pursuance of a decree OF tho
chaneery Court OF tho city OF Rich
1912, in the suit styled Maurice y.
Powers. Committee OF John II. Camp
bell, vs.. John II. Campbell ct ais, 1 VIII
sell on the premises on
THURSDAY. AUGUST !. 1912
at 3 o'clock =. NJ,
the following property described in
said decree. as follows.
That certain lot or parcel of land
WIN improVeinents thereon, in the
city Of Richmond. Va. at the coruer
los feet Ia inches west OF Seventh
street running thence westwardly
and fronting on the north side of
Byrd street 10 feet . "a inches, more
or less. thence in a northea stcrly Ill
rection along the tow path Of the old
James River and Nanawha Canal Com
pany ~ feet ga inches more or
less. thence in southeastcrly direc-
ton % feet inches. more or less.
thence in southwestcrly direction II
feet more or less, thence in IA south
to the point OF beginning. as shown
on plat OF the said property made
by I. Crawford Redd & Son. dated the
29th day OF January, 1912.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance in
two equal instruments at ono and two
years after date The purchaser or
Tor the deferred payments OF the pur
chase money with interest added from
day OF sale and title to be retained
untl ali the purchase money is paid,
and conveyance ordered by the court.
or all cash at tho option of the pur-
chaser.
MAURICE a. POWERS.
Special Commissioner.
shea & Keegan. Auctioneers.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the Special Com
missioner has been duly given. Given
under my hand this gath day Of July
1912.
Teste:
CHAs. o. SAvILLE. Clerk.
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TheValentme Auction Co.
AUCTiCNEgRS
q 1 8 "a ST BROAD ST.

wRECKAGE MATERIAL FROM ,trrp.
PHYS HOTEL AT AUCTION COR
NER ELEVENTH AND LEIGH
STREETS. FRIDAY AUGUST .. At
4 r. NJ.
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SIIARI'-O co
LAWN MOWERS.
SPORTING GOODS.

SEE EVANS HARDWARE co. FOR
the largest line OF porting goods IN
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ILIaIlIfu

FURNITURE WANTED-WILI. BUY
household goods OF any kind and
any amount. Phone Madison 1900.
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GAkWOOD COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
va, newly tuinished all conven-
tencta, one DOCK from ADJUSTMENTS
hnthing, flshing. dancing. Meals soc.
sn...nl ratca ON annlIcatinn.
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COTTAGE OCEAN
View nice. cool rooms. convenient
10 bathing and umuscmonts. For
rates. etc, address MRS L. G..
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HOTEL SHOREHAM.

Ocean End Virginia Ave.
modern hotel with every convenience:
elevator private baths. etc. open lawns
nilow plenty OF light and air. Ideally To-
Gated. Service and table the best. Rates
81 81 Up weekly Booklet
w. a. GOTTEN.
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w ant AID Rates
Nost ann t-punu

., - - :, 49,, >-->--~-~--~~-->~~-
LOST, a GOLD BAR PIN. WITH
ntia!s II x. r. Finder please call
Monroe lI2O-J, OF return 40 $500
Last Gay street ana receive reward.
LOST. BUNCH OF ABOUT Is KEYS.
He"ard. 40 North seventh.
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w estrnont Rhs Sss l'l Beach Ave

Surrounding lawns: elevator; private ana
sea water baths, electricity and massage
Sli5o w weekly. Booklet. Bell phone
s2s-A NJ. r. sOMERs. Manager
FRONTENAC Ssaeb X sooa ~ yGl Ss sss
Cap $50 New. homelike; elevator large.
cool. ocean View rooms. with baths; phones;
excellent table. white service metal beds
Special rates. s. UP weekly. sidc up daily
sat. TO Mon. s. Booklet W. F. WATTS
HOTEL MAJESTIC. virginis av and
Beach; renovated throushout; centre CT
attractions; ocean view: capacity 800; ele-
vator private baths; white service etc;
superior table: special $40 up weekly: 81
up daily; booNlet. NJ. a SMITH
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5usinrs5 Opportunities
Err, Goal ann llaopo

PLATE ICE. PUREsr AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical. 10
cents per hundred. Try : load OF
our pine ana oak wood which is dry
and under shelter. TYLER * RYAN.
1901 West Cary Madison 1919
LONGS LARGE DRY OAK AND PIN :,
Is now selling 1T summer prices.
also slabs. cheapest wood sold: ali
OF my coal is free burning and al
summer price order nov and IA,
on 1t weekly. Virginia anthracite q
only $3.50 this month. sample sent
free. T. T. LONG. 1906 West Broad
street.
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l5rpffo5iona. t9clp lllantfo

MATED, TEACHERS OF ALL
grades. for college. public and pr-
vate schools, also matrons and
housekeepers for fall openings in
Virginia and Southern States. VIR-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. r. "
Cridlhn. Manager Rich,nond. Va.
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McGuire's University School

OH MONkOE FARk, RICHMOND. VA.
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins sep
TENDER Is Thorough PREPARATION FOR uni
'ers!iy. college. technical school. L. $ Naval
and Military Academies. Primary depnrr-
;Hent FOR small boys, with separate instruc-
tors siudy-hali. and recitation rooms The
principal VIII be at y. Beiv.dore ST.. after
sept ;. For fun lntor;natio see catalogue
AT book stores. OF By mail
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Principal
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In execution of decree of the cir
cult Court OF Henrico. entered on July
H. 1912, In the suit OF Antoincttc /.
West and Claude West vs.. James An
drew Brown. etc. viii sell by auc-
ton. on the premises on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
tho above mentioned property. being
lots Nos. and In block No %. on
plan OF Highland Park
TERMS one fourth cash. residue In
three equal Instruments. payable at six
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes
with interest added and title retained
until all the purchase money IS paid
J. MCDONALD WEXFORD.
Special Commissioner
Special commissioner bond executed
July %. 1912
r r. PHILLIPS. D. c.
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@utnl1lnhiIea fnr &aIe.

lVE-PAsSENGER TOURING CAR. IL
COOL order. 1910 model. for sale or
exchange for smaller car. l. G26. care
Times- Dispatch.
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I2utItrs

WANTED. THE PUBLIc TO KSoW
that JAHNkE BROS. Jewelers. sI2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold cnd Sill
Vel l!way= taken 81 exchange.
NEWPORT P-TO-DATE SHOE SHIN
ing and hat cleaning parIor FOR
ladies and gentlemen. 200 East
Broad Street
MR. YUCCARDY. PRACTICAL LAND
scape man. makes all designs. Call
on write 2ls American National Bank
building, with Berhley * schmidt
60.
IDEAL. VENTILATOR co. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
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3lril, G,t.. ann jiflaaIr

SfT57I AND WOMEN WASTED FOR
government positions $50 month;
write for list OF positions onen.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. il5-R.
Rochester. n Y.
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Bftuatlon6, professional

4 LADY or EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position to teach in a public school
hest references glven. Address MISS
G., Howardsville. Va.
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9oIlfltpr5 dnn 9aIramen

WANTED. GOOD, RELIABLE PIANO
statesmen. u ISL. care Times-Dis-
patch.
EALESMEN WANTED. HANDLE LINE
of laces and embroiderics for the
state of Virginia on commission
basis one residing in the State pre-
ferred. covering all small and large
towns We have established trade
In this state. GOLDWATER BROS.
Importers, SIS Broadway. New York
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prlp CGGnfro, scale

- -
WANTED. Az EXPERIENCED OPEK-
ator on Bosworth and Union Lock
stitch Machine Address LERCH
BROS, 10 Hanover Street. Balt-
WANTED ASSISTANT FOREMAN FOR
car barn, man who can re,vlud arr
natures ana do general repair work
on cars salary. So per month. only
man Win experience need apply.
A1areas Boz 5p7. Raleigh. y c.
WANTED LABORERs FOH STEAM
Sl.5p per day. weekly nav. FIsIiE1;
a. CAh9IIA Genetal Contractors
YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST sHfpPIHG
,tefh salary eight dollars per week
hep'y in own handwriting. * $50.
Gre tlin's-Dispatcn.
aiELF WANTED FOR TAILOR TROL-s-
cr ilnisher ApDly so West cary
WANTED. 4 MESSENGER BOY.
i~eite TO fourteen Years old one
re4lIinH ADVANCE mrnt With an idea
OF becoming stenographer ana
own n1ndWrlt.nE $40. care Tines
Dispatch.
WANTED CYLINDER PRESS FEED
"is Union hours. best wages Ap-
ply ". PERCUSSION d sOE
WANTED MORE MEN TO PREPARE
as fireneu. brakeman electric mo-
torn en and colored train purters.
experiences unnecessarily. Georgia.
West virginia. south Carolina road.
$40 70 800 month BOO wanted I'm
lose stamp Nane position wanted.
hAiLNAY INST 40 le. indlau-
tpolia. Ina.
WANTED A& ACTIVE RELIABLE
yoHus man 90 soil teas and coffees
Npplr 90 GRAND UNION TEA co.
i-1 Ncrth siNth street
WANTED. - FIRST CLASS cARrEN-
lg07 VEST Broad street.
WANTED a ROW Fgu Df-ft t-.,.Fy . ~
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{ Hotel Ir0QuoiS

So. Carolina av. and Beach. centre - AZ,
attractions: Capacity ico. one OF the most
modern and up-to-date 100 ocean side rooms
iF!vate baths. running water in rooms Eie-
Nator. Music. Fine pOrchcs White service.
Special rates: 81 up weekly: $3.50 up daiiy.
hoohIet' w. F. SHAW.
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Poultry, i9rf5 ann ginc Stork

FOR SALE a FEW EXTRA FINE
Shropshire bucks. coming two years
old Apply to JOHN ". CARSON &
co. Union stock Yards
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Drip Cuan!cn }rnlale

WHOLESALE HOUSE WANTS BOOK
keeper with experience ia general
otgice work. Address, giving refer
ences. cNper!utc and salary eN-
peoted. X 57l. care Tines Dispatch
WANTED. YOUNG LADY FOR OF
nca work. one who writes plainly and
IS quick a. hgures. Apply THAI
LADIES TO SELL BEAUTY POWDER
and Tint. every state. J $40. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FIRST-CLAsS COOK. REF
erences required Pay good wages. l.
hnS IN ~ III nles- DIsnn oh
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flats Ser larnt

eEcoND FLOOR, -FOUR ROOMS AND
private bath. 1oi West Grace.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
fiat; all convenences. 2Ol5 Grove
Avenue.
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PERSONALS

BABY CARRIAGES MADE AND RE
paired very cheap and best salts
faction 507 East Marshall street
Call Monroe 747
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
cENTERvlEW.

John Nair and sons went to Vinita
to-day.
| We are going to have a bumper
fruit crop this year if nothing happens
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of Kansas City
visited ]. w. Harris and wife last week.
Loid Blount was a caller at the
home of Oscar Blount Sunday
J, A. Harris and wife were in Vinita
Saturday.
Mrs Taylor of Chelsea visited Mrs.
Morris Sunday.
There was pie supper at Blue
Hawk Saturday night, proceeds being
$500.
viii Nair and family were the
guests of John Nair Sunday
| Fate Harlan and wife of Vinita are
visiting A. o. Harlin this week.
VIII Proop and family spent the day
with A. o. Harlan and family and at
tended the ball game in the evening.
Waulilla played ball with Center
view boys Our boys got beat so bad
we are ashamed to report.
There We're several from this yicin-
ity trading in Big Cabin Saturday.
Mr. Nnman and wife were transact
ing business in Big Cabin Saturday
Several of the young folks attended
the ice cream supper at Big Cabin Sat
urday night.
We understand the tick sprayers
will be back July LIST. We sure hate
to see them coming for they do more
harm than good.
Mrs. Jack Hall visited with the
Mrs. Smiths Sunday evening
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
CLAREMORE STORM
KILLS TWO
Lightning And Heavy Wind Do
Great Damage in Eastern
Oklahoma.

Claremore, Okla, June 16.-This
county was visited last night by the
worst rain, wind and electrical storm
experienced for the last year or longer
So far but two fatalities have been re-
ported here. Barney Green of Tiawah
is said to have just ridden into his
barn when the building was blown
down, killing him. The other death
was that of Robert Lemon of Verdi
girls, killed by lightning.
Unconfirmed reports say that Col
linsville was a great sufferer in build
ings blown down. At Claremore the
damake consisted mostly in the blow
ing down of trees and outbuildings and
the flooding of some business houses.
INJURY to wheat, oats and corn is in
calculable at this time, but it is neces-
sarily heavy.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
The Frisco Prosnerous.

Officers OF the Frisco who have been
inspecting the lines during the past
two or three weeks are enthusiastic
over prospects. The road operates
through section of the southwest
that is a thermometer for the entire
country. 1t covers districts that raise
everything from cotton to wheat
In his weekly review on financial
conditions, John Moody says in part:
Il certainly believe that the Frisco
is about to enter upon better period
and that its various bond and stock
issues are cheap. About a year ago
! issued a special letter on this prop.
erty in which the superior operating
management Of Mr.. Winchell was full.
y demonstrated Since that time the
road has gone through very hard
gear, and yet its earnings have held
up remarkably we'll and the physical
properties have been we'll maintained.
Another important consideration is
S*a4t tetc NtAipdtt has uuiiuS tut past
two years done very little new inanc-
Ing and its fixed charges have increas-
ed Dut slightly. Thus, while certain
other roads In this section have been
steadily Issuing bonds whenever the
market would take them, the Frisco
has been very conservative in this re-
gard.
The Brownsville division Of the sys-
tenn is proving a good investment, and
in the course Of the next few years,
believe it will add enormously to the
general earning power of the system.
All the improvement in the status of
the Frisco System has taken place
since it was divorced from the Rock
Island.
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wAYslpE SCHOOL.

Miss Edith Hunt, who is working in
Vinfta, visited home folks Sunday
Mrs. c. L. Patterson has been sick
for few days but is now improving.
Miss Jewel Montgomery visited Miss
Blanch GENTRY few days the first of
the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Woodal OF
vinita visited friends and relatives of
this vicinity Sunday afternoon.
Frank Ketchum went to Kansas City
Sunday to see after some business
matters. He expects to remain there
the rest of the summer
There will be lecture at the Way.
side school house next Sunday after
noon, by Rev. Sanders. Subject,
Funds, Facts and Finance" Every
body come to hear it.
Lon Montgomery will md ge to OAK
Grove, a small town on TIN NJ. o. &
G. railroad He is contemA hating go
ing into the hotel businessN' We are
sorry to see him leave, but our loss is
some one else's gain.
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sunday School Convention.


Interest In the county Sunday school
convention by people outside of Vinita
is shown by the inquiries that are be.
ing made and a larger number of dele.
gates and visitors than have attended
any convention heretofore is expected.
That the Sunday schools of Vinita are
going to entertain free, is one thing
that is going to bring out crowd for
there are lots of Sunday school work
ers that cannot afford to attend the
convention and pay their own ex.
penses.
Plans are being made and means pro-
vided whereby some Of the county Off
GERS will attend every Sunday school
picnic and convention held through
out the county the coming year, bring.
ing all the schools into closer touch
with each other
The convention will be held Sunday
and Monday, June % and "a, com.
mencing Sunday afternoon and clos
ing Monday afternoon Out of Vinita
people on the program are Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Nichols. Oklahoma City;
Mrs, G. r. Davis, Blackwell, Okla,
and Prof Alvin Roper, OF Winona,
Ind.
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(G(O)IL.[D)EE|
81:

The Golde
an easy and
AIilford-Berg
and the first
the score Of
The game
AInford-Bere
bits the &C
scores durii
inning while
get a man y
game. The
of vim up 7
one Of the
came vexed
cision on a
the pail dWf
score and q
quit and tnt
a walk aw
believe tn
have won {
against the
ball and NJ
hard loser
this city i
contests as
attract yer
them.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
Electric Power From the White River
in The Ozarks.

Constructive operations are now un
der way for an extensive hydro-elec
trio development in the Ozark Noun
tains of Missouri whereby the White
River will be harnessed to produce Is,
600 horse power. Additional sites are
being considered and it is expected
that ultimately $4,000 horse power viii
be provided from this stream. =
The initial $4,000 horse power gen
Grating station will be located near
Forsyth, Mo-, on the White River
Alternating current will be generated
for transmission at $4,000 volts; and
the high tension transmission system
will be forty-three miles long extend.
! ing from the hydro-electric plant to
the city of Springfield, Mo-. and eighty
miles of line running from Springfield
to Joplin, Mo,
At Springfield substation will be
built and necessary feeders extended
to supply current for traction, lighting
and power purposes, the power com
pany having executed contracts with
the Springfield Gas & Electric COM
pany and the Springfield Traction com
pany for their entire power require
ments for aperiod of twenty-five years.
Connection will be made at Joplin
with the transmission system of the
Empire District Electric company,
which is now furnishing power and
light service to 100000 people in the
famous southwest Missouri lead and
zinc district. An agreement has been
concluded with the latter company for
the delivery of surplus power from
the Ozark plant when required and the
interchange of power during deficiency
or interruption in either case. Along
the transmission line are ten towns,
aggregating $4,000 population, and
lead and zinc mining, smelling and
other industries as available consum-
ers.
The dam, 90 foot reinforced con-
crete structure, and power house are
now being built. The hydraulic ma
including five pairs of As inch
governors, gates, trash
racks and all appurtenances are being
1t is anticipated that the completion |
Of the plant will be consummated early
next year and that it will be in full
operation not later than April 1st
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
KANSAS OKLAHOMA
AND SOUTHWESTERN

I'VE will be working out of here be
fore the first of the year." said Sena
tor S. NJ. Porter. promoter of the
Caney-Vinita railroad, who with a
party of engineers arrived in the city
last night to make a drive over the
proposed route of the new railroad to
the southeast OF this city They left
early this morning for Grand river to
choose between two places for the
location Of the bridge One of these
places is near the mouth OF Saline
creek and the other is on the great
bend OF the river just northwest Of
SpavinaW postoffiee.
Senator Porter said all of the legal
difficulties in which they were involv-
ed through the failure of the Carnegie
Trust company, were practically
Strengthened out and that no further
hitch in the building of the new road
is anticipated. It is the intention to
build the sixty-one mile stretch from
Caney, Kans., to Vinita first and Sen
ator Porter said trains would be run
ming over this division before another
twelve months has passed
The name of the road has been
changed from the Cherryyale, Okla.
homa and Gulf to the Kansas, Okla
homa & Southwestern. AS soon as the
line from Caney to vinita is completed
the line southwest through Oklahoma
City to Texas will be pushed
It is now the intention of the COM
pany to build into Vinita from the
west, entering the southwest portion
of the city, where the station will be |
erected. This is the road Vinita has
looked forward to for many years. 1t |
is the road that will open the country
to the northwest and southeast, which |
is this city's best trade territory. 1T
IS also the richest country in the en-.
tire state.