Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
City News In Brief

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ED GRASSLAND. county attorney
went TO Pawnee yesterday on business.
JUDGE CONN LINN, district Judge.
has gone TO Pawnee. where he 10 eit,
ting in his first term Of district
court.
j. II. GERMAN yesterday filed suit
against the Colonial Trust company
FOR $4,000, amount claimed due on
deposit.
6. {. WHITE, charged with embeg-
Element, was released yesterday on
$1,000 bond. He was arraigned before
Justice Daniel.
HARRY HILDREATH of Sapulpa,
charged with seduction, was released
yesterday on $1,000 bond. lie was ar
raigned before Justice Daniel.
JOHN EDWARDS was arrested
Yesterday on a charge of transporting
Whiskey. lie was found with a small
quantity Of whiskey on his person.
+. RINGER or Parsons, Kan, SUI
p~erintendent Of maintenance for the
NJ X. & T. railroad, and J.. A.
Young or Miskogee, trainmaster' vis-
tied at the local Katy station y%ester-
day,
II. NJ. DUNN, formerly an employe
OF the local Frisco railroad office, will
assume the duties OF chief clerk i'm the
office of the chief clerk Of the NJ, X.
n r. railroad in MuskogGe the list of
February.
DELTA LODGE OF Masonry con-
terred the third degree upon a num-
Der OF candidates at Masonic hall last
evening. a light luncheon was served
to the Masons in the Mecca cafe pre-
Nlous TO the work.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
yesterday to William l.. Britain, q.
and Edith NJ. White, IS. both Of Tul-
sat Lynn II. Muas, 2j. and Maud NJ.
Green, rs, both Of Tulsa; Nageel II.
Andell, 81, Of Sporry, and Rahkia V.
10, of Henrietta.
A LARGE AUTOMOBILE which
LETT only it's number, 729, ran into "a
Ford delivery car at the corner of
Fourth and Main at 4 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon. one front axle of the |
latter was badly bent by the accident. |
Observers claimed that the big car
was at fault.
DIR T.. w. HAWLEY. president OF
Kendall college. returned yes
tcrdly from a trip OF a fortnight's
duration I'm the east, where he made
"a tour Of inspection to many coll
Ills primary motive i'm making
the trip was 10 attend a meeting Of
UNCONVENTIONAL school representatives,
at Chicago.
JIM TAYLOR, negro chauffeur for
n. w. Sinclair. droce across "a fire
hose lying in the streets. He did not
know II was against the law but this
not excuse him in the sight Of
Judge j.. r. Clark Of the municipal
court 10 cost him 50, which amount
his employer promptly paid.
TWO DIVORCE suits were, filed I'm
district court yesterday. Addic Black
n divorce from her husband on
he ground OF gross neglect and
drunkenness. She also asked the
custody Of five children. Martha Lit
seeks separation from Dick Litka
the grounds OF non-support. The
'ustody OF four children Is asked.
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THERE WAS no meeting OF the
'ity board OF commissioners yesterday,
regular meeting day. due to the
that none OF the mayors or may
'rs pro tenn were present. Each of
three commissioners had an
'Qual right 10 claim TO be the chief
xecutive head of the city but none
the power and as a conse-
.uenee no meeting was called.
TOM S1MMS was arrested yesterday
nd lodged In the county Jail. charg-
ng that he embezzled $50 from Frank
II seems that Oroneke got
.ruuk Monday night and gave $50
D Simms TO hold for him until he was
ober. Yesterday morning Oroneke
he was sober but could not To-
Simms lie then swore out a
for the custodian Of his
1nds.
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