Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-04
City News In Brief


PETER BROWN and his father,
w. ". Brown, were charged yesterday
by w, Fetterly with assault and bat
terry. The Browns have not been ar
rested.
BERNARD GILLESPIE, a student
Of Kansas university and Rife Webb,
a student at Missouri university, are
In Tulsa, visiting home folks between
semcstcrs
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
Yesterday to Lloyd y. Meadows, "a,
ana Marie Is. E. niels, 20, both OF
clinton; James Frazier, 4, and Ada
B. Tucker 3S, both Of Tulsa.
ALBERT GAGE Yesterday pleaded
guilty in justice Of the peace court 10
pGty larceny and accepted a 2O-day
JAN sentence. Gage admitted steal
ing some clothing Of small value.
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ON THE GROUNDS that his wife
deceived him, and that he was not the
father Of the child born six months
after they married, Herman Brayhill
yesterday sued Annie Weaver Bray
hill for divorce.
RALPH HALL, small son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Han Of sand Springs,
died Tuesday afternoon The funeral
will be held from the Sand Springs
Presbyterian cnurCh this afternoon at
| o'clock, Rev. Gordon conducting the
ceremony lntcrmcnt will be in oak
lawn.
ARTHUR ROWE was arraigncd in
Justice Schacffcrs court yesterday
and was bound over to the district
court on $1,000 bond lie is charged
with stealing trunk valued, to-
gethCr with its contents, at 500, from
the Frisco depot several weeks ago.
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AFTER SQUANDEEING all his
WIfe's money and not willing 70 work
10 earn a living for his wife and cAild,
r.. c. Brothers abandoned his family.
AT least the foregoing are the claims
made by Mrs. Brothers, who filed in
formation in the county attorneys Of
flee Yesterday for the arrest of her
husband
RUBE HARRISON, A. W. Smith,
Al Easley ana Charles Tremble were
charged yesterday with the stealing
of a quantity of oil well casing and a
ltHl lIbll L ~. 'flll'HIl' anu - -
kennedy. Three Of the men are in
jail. This is the second charge Of a
similar nature placed against Smith,
Easley and Tremble in two days,
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JUDGE WOODFORD has estab-
lished a precedent in the Tulsa county
court, in the holding Of night ses-
sions. Every night this week night
sessions of court have been held and
from now until the end Of the pres
ent term night sessions will be held,
declares Judge Woodford, unless the
docket can be cleared by day sessions
only Monday the court was working
on last Fridays assignments, but last
night the grind was only one day be-
hind. It is believed that with a ses
sion tonight the docket will be made |
up.
RAILROAD MEN OF prominence |
who visited i'm Tulsa yesterday were
j. l.. Moore of. Kansas city, general
agent of the Northern Pacific; l.. B.
Smith of Kansas City travelling pas
senger agent of the Santa Fe; r. q. !
Norris Of Kansas City, travelling pas
senger agent of the Missouri Pacific: |
l.. W. Price of Springfield, general |
baggage agent Of the Frisco; j. A. !
Frates of Springfield, general super
intendent of the Frisco; George Ed |
ger of Monett, general claim agent of
the Frisco; G. f. Hopkins of Sapulpa, |
Of the Frisco; p. l.. |
Howard Of Parsons, travelling freight !
agent of the NJ, X. a r., and X. Y. !
Miller Of Kansas city, travelling freight
agent of the Wabash.