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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11
IND.iI Bin is
PBSSHD IN HOUSE
MEASURE PROVIDES THE BEST
FEATURES OF BOTH OWEN
AND CARTER BILLS.
.APPRAISENGNT IS OPPOSED
Hurley Contends Placing of Value ON
Minerals is iihrmfuI-Nill Like
~ Pass the senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD
The bill for the sale of he sur
fuoe Of the segregated coal and as
phalt lands Of the Choctaw and Chick
asaw Nations is again on its way 1t
was reported out of the committee on
Indian affairs of the house yesterday,
and passed the house today.
The bill has passed he senate and
the house before. but after having
been passed by the house as the Car
ter BILL the committee on Indian af-
fairs OF the senate struck out all
after the enactlng clause. and substi-
tu.ed the owen bill. which was sub
stanually the same as the Carter so
far ms Il concerned the sale of tho
surface Of land, but went further for
the sale IN fee without mineral res-
ervation Of all Of the now workable
coal land which amounts to $4,000
acres
Contains Best Features.
After The bin SO amended passed
the senate and was reported back to
the house, Representatives James
Mann objected TO sending it 10 con-
ference. and It was therefore sent
back to the committee on Indian af-
fairs Of the house, ana there It was
again amended by striking out all af-
ter the enactiug clause and subs.itut-
ing therefore the amended Carter bill
so as the bill now stands. 1t is the
Garter bin with all Of the owen
amendments and additloQ9l amend.
ments made by the committee which
makes It nearer to what the Indians
have b.tu asking than any bill here
tofore reported
It is understood that owen will
agree to the amendments and the bill
will likely pass he senate In its pres
ent form. The bill now does not pro.
vide for the appraisement Of the min.
eral as II dld when IT passed the SEN
pte provision. for the appraisement
Of ne mineral has been bitterly OPP
posed from the beginning by p. ].
Hurley. the attorney for the Choctaw
Nation. lie has contended from the
beginning that the mineral should not
be appraised unless provision is made
10 sell Il for the reason that each tin
that the mineral is appraised the es-
innate Of its value is lowered
The bill as # now reads can nelth-
er be said to be the Carter bin no.
the owen bill. but contains the best
features Of both bills. As soon as
the so-called surface bill has passed
| fCOutinucd ON mage 1871
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11
ca;brcath Most Probably Winner

Reports from Eastern and North
eastern Oklahoma last night as well
as from remote western counties. fore
cast The election Of Galhreath and his
friends are very iubilant. Last night
large numbers Of the democrats Of
Tulsa city and county called on Mr..
Calbreath al his home. extending
their congratulations and pledging
their further support.
Mr.. Galbreath was flooded with
a stream of kilograms and long dis
tance calls last night from every sec
tlon of the state. cngratulating him
on his victory. Among the messages
were these:
Il am with YOU to the last ditch.
Reports are fine from all parts Of the
state.-Robert Dunlop. state treas-
urer.''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11
LoCNL WENTHER YESTERDAY.

The temperature. Maximum, l9
minimum lG. south winds Clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11
TAFT WELCOMES
COM.IGGBMPHIGI
DECLARES \ TIME TO GET RID
or LIES AND MIsREp-
REPRESENTATIONS"
ADDRESSED State CLUBS
Declares the Democrats Have spent
Their Strength too Early in
the Fight

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O-presj-
dent Taft speal,iur with campaign
fervor and defiance. toId an entbu.
siastic gathering at the annual han
ouet of the League Of state Republi-
can clubs that he welcomed the COM
inr camnaipn ms ~ four months par-
iod in which to Get rid of lies and
misrepresentatlons."
The nresident had listened for two
hours to a variety Of speeches lau,
ing his administration and attacltln
tho domocrotic Marty and hep,p IA
snoal, Iong aftor ridnirht rfo said
he felt sorry for the scathing which
democratic presidential candidates
had received remarltiug that IT was
hard for them TO promise things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11
TATE Still CtAIAS LEAD
CLAIMS HI WILL HAVE rs OUT
or 50 DELEGATES TO STATE
CONVENTION.
It Sure Was S0EE race
Description Of Old Committeeman
Seems 10 Have Been C'ncTul-E'lyc
Precincts Not Reported.


From returns received by the World
up to midnight last night it is assured
that The Tate Brady steam roller
was completely demolished in yester-
day afternoons precinct party cau-
cuses, held to select delegates TO the
county convention to be held on next
saturday 1t was sweeping victory
for the forces Of Robert Galbreath,
who aspires to the position OF national
committeeman from Oklahoma to sue
ceed Mr. Brady, who is fighting for
re election.
From the most authentic returns,
Galbreath will have 81 of the 80 del
egates to the county convention
10, with five delegates not yet report
cd The Brady forces, however, do
not admit fdefeat, ana claim that
they will have 3S delegates in the
county convention to Galbreath's sew
enteen.
With both sides claiming victory
IL is assured that a bitter fight VIII
be waged on the floor of the county
convention next Saturday. as 1t is
known that both SIDES will contest
many delegates Of the other. The mat
ter resolves itself into this: The coun-
4, .hof will "a |
committee, who will report on the con-
tests, and 1t is generally conceded
that this committee will seat the Gal
breath delegates. 1t is probable that
following this action, the Brady men
will withdraw ana select their own
delegates to the state convention, and
that another fight will he waged in
the state convention as 20 which del
cgation from Tulsa county will be
seated.
Same in All Precincts.
The caucuses in the forty precincts
were held at o'clock yesterday after
day afternoon, and 80 minutes later
returns began to come in. II was Sc n
that Brady was Overwhelmingly de-
faated I'm the CITY and his managers
said wait nntil the country is heard
fran, " but whom those returns began
70 cor,e in If was seen that the CAL
hrostb landslide had swont the conn
,,,. ae veII nc the civ Most Of Rrady's
frionds oove nm ali hone before 6
.o.cIoct hut the manaeers Of the
prod,. cap,roigr stul insist that their
,,ar oorried tho dav
numerous contests in the various
rrocinctg woro renortad and # was
cola Iaet nipbt that in several nrecincts
wharo caIbreotb was endorsed that
tho Rrod,. MN boId "r,,n,p"- conven
tio,s and olocted tboi, o,cn DELEGATES.
THE u.as trro of at last one precinct
t., 49,. oit, and oro at Kendall college.
yao,,ino ro.os T.. con,roI
The Galberath victory ndl'a'e'
called machine mas IoSt Ils po"''
NV W. 90 ~, r,,. ,.,. ~ ,,nris-
was NfA W. no A'NN - '''N w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-11

with Practically Half "A NiiIion
Regular Renders.
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31

such. Irrespective of source) proposed
as an mendmen or amendments to this
SSv%ns law n, a ,hdsd published as provided
any general state election. and at such
ELECTION, shall be approved by a majority
OIL me electors voting thereon. and. with
proved amendment or amendments shall
ne agreed to and confirmed by q ma
Jority OF the members elected to each
81 the two houses of the next legisla-
tive assembly. the same shall be entered
IN the journals of the two houses with
m NEE Xea a yoi,p nay y vote and names Of the
py such amendment or amendments shall
pecome a part of the constitution Of
If not so agreed to and confirmed bv
me legislative assembly at that term,
without amendment. then such proposed
ana approved amendment or amendments
state. q second time to the electors all
me ensuing regular general election, or
special election. provided by law. And.
proved and ratified by a majority Of the
electors voting thereon. then. and there.
by aneh a q enat m or Dr. amendments shal!!
this state Or. IL the legislative assem-
ply shall agree to any amendment on
Eh meeG1aasmtenpt rece e%aKieept elassti eay a aSoys dre et
IN both Journals with the yea and nay
S1ts a of i afer1 lssisiiat ana a It snan Be- e III
fer the same to the people for approval
ton, or a special state election, pro-
rided by. law; and such proposed amend
ment or amendments shall be published
rs aforesaid and be submitted to the
end cnnf, at the h. g m:at and II {, a%;Pgp e
tors voting thereon. then and thereby
snch amendment or amendments shall
become a part Of the constitution, Of this
! All amendments submitted to the
voters and approved as herein shall be
the constitution on the date OF the cer1
Lifted statement Of such vote by the
state board of canvassers II two OF,
more amendments shall be submitted at
the same election they shall be submit1
ted in such manner that the electors
Shall vote TOR or against each amend
designated and identified on the ballot
Us provided by law. ,
amend or propose a%mendments to this
stitution. unless the law providing for
such convention shall first be approved
by the people on a referendum vote at
a regular general election. :. !
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31

Der Of votes cast for secretary Of state
at the regular election last preceding
the filing Of n petition for the initia-
basis on which the number Of legal
voters necessary to sign such petition
Petitions and orders for the initia.
tive and for the referendum shall Be
filed with the secretary Of state. and
IN submitting the same to the people
he and all other officers shal be guided
mltting this amendment until legislation
shall be specially provided therefor,
Inns ~amendment shall be self sxecut.
ing; put neGtslatton. may be enacted to
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
: THE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER Sc SESSION LAWS Of 1911
(Senate Bill No. 2S1-H. ]. Bessessen)
PROVIDING FOR THE RECALL

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION for On
amendment to the Constitution Of the
State OF North Dakota. Providing for
ne Heea' Of Public Officers by the
Be t Resolved by the Senate of the
State Of North Dakota. The House OF
) That the following proposed amend
Of North Dakota is agreed to and re-
ferred to the Legislative Assembly to
IN said state for the approval. to be by
said last mentioned legislative assembly
s sui to the qualified electors Of
sion ses Of the Gs." co eas Rlao,s'e 81 the Ss s Sets
Of A MGfss RfEStT: The Constitution Of
by. tho. addition Of the following article:
North a%tf,'i Dakota IS sv saSy1ed public as ne 9feiSer nrd in
Xided, to recall BY the: legal voters Of
the State or Of the electoral district
from which he is elected; There shall
but not more. Of the number Of electors
WIG voted in his district at the pre-
,SSeding ELECTION for Justice Of the sup
name seu his recall re lie by tf ess ps eeeie,0n rS hey
sons Tor said demand: II he shall al offer
\ t s. resignation siiaaa it shall be accepted. and
provided by law. II he shall not re-
kE 81 NY within five lays after the petition
said electoral district to determine
W voar I the people will regal said Of
election shall be printed in not more
than two hundred words the reason for
ffetm "a the recall OF said officer as
G0ti > more thar tXo hundre words the
office. He shall continue e. to perform
eially declared. Other candidates for
70, at said election. the candidate who
remainder of the term. whether it be-
the person against whom the recall petit;
petition shall be filed with the officer
with whom q petition for nomination to
such office should be filed. and the same
shall be circulated against am officer
until he has actually held his office
SIX SIX enc m9n Tbs rave and except that It may
tive In the legislative assembly at any
time after fifteen days from the begin
ming Of the first session after his cleo
shall be filed against the same officer
curing the term for which he was elect
first nay into the public treasury which
has such special election expenses the
whole amount Of it's expenses for the
tional legislation as may aid the opera,
ton OF this section shall be provided BY
the legislative assembly,. including pro.
vision Tor payment by the public trea-
campaign expenses of such officer. But
the words Legislative assembly shall
PROVIDE. or any similar or equivalent
ment there to shall not be construed to
grant to the legislative assembly any
exclusive power Of law making nor in
nny way to limit the Initiative and
referendum powers reserved by the
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT "a
: THE STATE CONSTITUTION
5CHAPTER o. SESSION LAWS OF 1911
FHouss. Bill No: I'm. v. o'Connor 81
Grand Forks) :,
3 l%NsT,IuTyoNs

smead Hst;eis y. sset'o1 I Sd 81 ts g
/: SSsnHss!s.t s..t. 1t the 70 st Pss,,e Ct ,n MSft.|
Be i Resolved BY the House Of Repre-
:. sentattves Of the State Of North Da.
THAT the following proposed amend,
constitution Of the State: Of North psS
g t9' The 7 Ie sfEssd 20 As ana bhiSFs q BE- ss ahessS.
e North pskofa: to s'i BE- BY = s sas si isss
lea ' 10 he a'd auaiified 1 Aslse@eGsy 81 sp0m said
cordance with the provisions of Section
S N2S9f 1hs Constitution Of the State q
AMnNDMENT:2 Article 10. Section,
eIs gf fns Constitution St snsn of the state Of
Section zig. The following. named pub
sio Institutions are hereby permanently
located a. hereinafter provided. each
Pf one hundred and d." seventy thsoas lSns
For "other educational and snarisaSis
.nf Flrss:' < soi 81 !; fh, oms. v By le iss. y,a;
Pr such other charitable institution a
the legislative assembly may determines
p. Lisbon. In the county Of Ransoms
|, Second The school for the blind Of
sonnty Of Pemibina. with grant % q
th1rtY thousand acres. .
I Third. An industrial: school and school
eationai or charitable institution as the
legislative assembly may provide. at tha
town Of Ellendale. in the county o1
pbicakey. with q grant Of forty Thousand
Fourth: "A sehoo! Of forestry. or SUCH
e RnttR}lEya may determine. ct the. city oG
/, Fifth. A scientific school. or such
other educational. or charitable institU.
ton as the legislative assembly may
prescribe. ct The city OF Wahpeton.
county o. Richland. with Z grant q
Sixth. A state normal school at the
e,,y 9e M thsott III IN the county g Ward:
Character similar to any one Of those
located by this article. shall be estab-
{ ns tSi. or a,I maintained without . revision
j. Approved February q. 1911.
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
unit. legislation dian bs especially %.
acted therefor. s5SF s1I5Il
h. This amendment shall b sell sIoe1es
ing, but laws may s enacted d. u
purpose Of lapllitatine tn eD1faS9oo.
:PR0POSED AMHNDlUNH 90
THE STATE UoNSTITUTloN
(CHAPTER % SESSION LAWS .Qy. Ss1al
House Bill No. SIR. a. Nssto6J
! ps sGSs:'eic17' 81 81 54xef ssSe*sa4k!w}.1 !

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Amsnds
y!nn the Constitution o. the e1ato 20
North Dakota. Relating 20 uEfforIplN
/. q I:xatlon spd Psrwitttne tee elass
81 Taxation and Rotating, urtfSs
ssip 's ssasq Gs!iit 81 consps";ss. = 1''~
:: :s as hSss'. 8 3. e. s..s so 'ss' a e FIX xk
7& & ssSt'e 3 & i7 &: sn 9o ,l.s 81 ! ;Sac1&
Dakota. Of article II Of Ihe con1titd.
referred to the legislative aSa0Hi6E Cd
fs 'ss sRNs ssate sf to Be- &c 5 ~ s.. s: :s;s li.: sl: msss
Ehe qualified electors OF the stdte Tor
approved or rejection. IN ao~sosdsnsss
Ehe constitution Of the State oe Nost1
co AMtEIMRmE =; Z. Sect. !, IL Ns,t e r:
5Eota e amended L rssdses1 foiests.
Section 176. Taxes shall. be- uaifoDm
upon the same class Of properly q.
limits Of the authority ts1' isy Sdn ths Is:
pubic p!'S s' purposes o:,.!' ely. BUG sss s sSs nsep. -
'sop aas o andI %u statssi e e%aa Fl e: :s sss
pc exempt from >taxation:. and 1ho i00e
.tslative assembly shall by . general law
FSyAoiHHpI kIO" aG4x0llOns pfOp0rty 08GQ a
GiuslVeiy for school. religious. eAmetofyf
charitable or other public purposes and
Sscso1n1 property g ss5 to any ameunt not
Eor each individual liable to taxation:
provided that all taxes and exemptions
IN force when this amendment O Sdont.
ed shall remain In force. In the sa1ae
manner and to the same extent, until
otherwise provided by statute.
.AMENDMENT.) Section ITO as amends
20 oy article 4 Of the Constitution az
North Dakota OF the Constitution Of the
ssad az Of ,o North Dakota u amended t.
;cept as hereinafter in this section bro.
Wtded. shall be assessed In the county.
city. township. village or district Il
winch It is situated, In the manner pre-.
HRrHnchises Of eli railroads operated. d
freight line companies, dining car COM
panies. sleeping car companies. car
equipment companies. or private car line
companies. telegraph or telephone com.
Pantes or corporations operating in thIs
state and .usad directly or Indirectly in
ghe carrying Of person.. property, o.
messages. shall be assessed BY the state
BOARD OF equalization In q manner pre-
Scrtoed by such state board or commis-,
sion as may be provided by law. But
should any railroad allow any portion
0f Its railway to be used for any pur-,
! pose other .ss thar the operation Of a rai!-'
: {hs n wnlls 20 used shall be assessed tn,
OF other real property. 7
Approved March 4. 1911 81 .
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31

pom by . majority Of all the member
or amendments shall become q part Of
the constitution of this state. Should
any amendment or amendments pro.
the general election as herein provided.
but failing to receive approval by the
following legislative assembly to which
1t has been referred. such amendment
or amendments shall again be submitted
to the people. at the next general slec-}
fion for their approval or rejection az
at the previous general election. Should
such 8 chem. amendment q amendments rscsive
such succeeding general election such
amendment or amendments at once be.
come q part Of the constitution Of this
proposed by initiative petition and fall
ing OF adoption as herein provided.
shall not be again considered until the
expiration Of six years. ,
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
1cHAPTER 50 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
tSenats Bill No 153-A. 8 Gibbonsj
PRovlOlNG For INITIATIVE AS TO
TING CONSTITUTION A CONCURRENT

t!oo q the the State a%s"0 ~ NORM t"s cG Sskots,
Proy!dlno for the Future Amendment
Be It Resolved by the Senate of the
Of REPRESENTATIVES. Concurring:
po seSti emea Il; That t. tie hsc+t fo1lo yS5 pro-
tic'e Is OF the constitution of the state
legislative assembly. to be chosen at
Of North. Dakota e to 7 boz. IL IL a aas oyafe
by said last mentioned legislative as
fS sem submitted 7 to the qualified elec7
iocs OF !, the state tor approval or rel
sions OF section 2O2 OF the constitu-
2o AM II f5s aaHa Article Is. Section
read as I follows: - amenoed so as to
Section so2 This constitution may be
First. Any amendment or amend
posed In either house Of the legisla-
agreed to BY a ne sae Of st the m nea1t gs
elected to each of the two houses, such
proposed amendment shall be entered
yeas 'n and }oa nays t Gf the tb hssss with 18th the the
ferred TO the legislative assembly to
and ae cn a6an b Se n 9nS nesd general election.
VA ~ SVlOQS 10 I00
time OF. making such choice. and If in
the legislative assembly so next chosen
as Aforesaid such proposed amendment
or amendments shall! be agreed to by q
house. then it shall be the duty Of the
legislative assembly to submit such
the people In such manner and at such
times as the legislative assembly shall
P PrSY'a qe;,f and such % the sm people shall approye
ments by a majority Of the electors
qualified TO vote for members Of the
legislative assembly voting theron, such
amendment or amendments shall become
II two or more amendments shall be
submitted Ct the same time they shall
electors shall vote for or against each
OF sacn amendments separately.
ments to this constitution may also be
proposed by the people by the films
with the secretary OF state, al least six
months previous to a general election,
OF oi.n an initiative petition containing the
cent OF the legal voters in each Of . not
less than one.half Of the counties. oi
the state. When such petition has
been properly filed the proposed amend.
naent o. amendments shall be published
months previous to the general cleo
tion, and shall be placed upon the bal
!ot TO be voted upon by the people at
the next general election: Should any
ed IL Tnndmsn. Or 0et amendments propos;
to the people receive a majority az All
the legal votes cast at such general cleo,
ton. such amendment or amendmenta
shall be referred to the next iegisIa.
amendment or ~amendrnents ia ssrssd
rEE+6& 49, lEl-[E+&EIstF,s
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
Proposed Amend.
ments to the
Constitution

The following proposed amendmentl
to the Constitution OF the state OF
North Dakota. having passed The Twelfth
legislative Assembly. will ba submitted
to the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
for approval or rejection.
The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31
FUTURE

Section 202. Any amendment or
amendments to this constitution may be-
proposed IN either house Of the Iegisla-
i've assembly. or by the people by initia-
n include the full text OF the amend
ment or amendments proposed. n shall
De filed In the office OF the secretary
OF the state not less thar four months
prior to the election at which such pro-
posed amendment o amendments shan
= When any measure, act or resolution.
q Item. section or part or parts Of any
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-23
TERRILL YET ON THE MAP.

Mrs. Allen. of the firm of Wright
4 Allen. paid Rawhide and Terril
visit this week. being interested
IN mining property in the latter
place. She reports that the camp
Of Terrill is looking good at the
present time, a number of leases
being operated and one Of them
sacking ore for shipment that will
run from $500 to 5000 per ton.
This ore is to be shipped to the
sampling works at Hazen. There is
chance that the old camp of
hawhide and the newer camp of
Terrill will come to the front in
the spring with better showings
than have ever yet been made in
either of the camps Yerington
Times.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-23
ANOTHER STRIKE
Is NOW REPORTED
ON MT. GRANT
ORE RUNNING As HIGH AS
$4,000 BEING TAKEN FROM
NEW FIND.

Word comes from the Mount
Grant district this week that a
new strike of considerable impor-
lance was made there about two
weeks ago. The strike was made
by S. Delzappo and p. Maionchi.
who have lease on the Wild Horse
mine, owned by \. Poll. The leas-
ers have a shaft down 1875 feet
on four-foot ledge of ore. and
this ore is all OF good milling
quality. running from SIS to 500
per ton. AT the depth above men
toned a 4inch seam of white
quartz has come into the ledge which
Is actually lousy" with gold. The
stuff will run as high as $4,000
per ton and there are some beau
tiful specimens OF it. there being
nlore gold in some of the pieces
than there is quartz. This ore
is being sacked and will be shipped
"hlle the other ore in the ledge
will be worked in the little Poll
mill near the property. Delzappo
Is quite lucky prospector and
leaser Some years ago he was one
of the leasers on the old Wilson
mine in Pine Grove and he took ont
some of the richest ore in that
property. Later on he had lease
on the Rockland mine. just south Of
the Pine Grove property. and from
Il he took $4,000 from 1000
pounds Of ore. Just how long this
rich streak in his present lease will
stay with him is hard to tell. but
he has considerable ore sacked at
the present time Such strikes as
this occur quite frequently in the
Mount Grant section of this district.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-23
CHRIST WILL BE
WITH Us AGAIN
IN TWENTY YEARS

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 23-Lectur-
ing before the Kansas City The
osophical society on 1.-The Coming
of Christ last night, d. s. M
Unser, Of Chicago, declared that
he knows for fact that Christ is
coming back to earth within the
next 20 years.
when nation or the world
needs a great leader real badly He
turns up" Mr.. Unser said. The
world is sadly in need of a great
religious leader these days and so
I know Christ is coming back with
in the next 20 years"
In order that humanity might
have less trouble in being certain
Of the presence of Christ, Mr.. I'M
ser said he would have a brown
body.