Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-02

ness at that place this morning. with
j.. $. Matlock as cashier in charge
James r. Mckinney Of this city is
president and e. II. Colbert is vice
president.
OKLAHOMA CITY In making an
order for depot in the town of De-
pew the corporation commissioner to-
day scored the Frisco railroad for its
poor service in this state. The order
noted instances wherein the company
named was alleged to be deficient in
its duties to the public as carriers. and
urged that Improvement he made in
the service
CHICK.ASIIA-M c. Murray. for
mcrlv Of Fort Worth, Texas, salesman
for the Swift Packing company, has
been transferred to Chickasha and has
brought his family here to. live He
succeeded j. X. Long as salesman for
Chickasha.
GUTHRIE-The ladies Of the Mac
cabees held "A district convention in
this city today with more than two
hundred delegates from towns in
north oklahoma present. Mrs. Louis
V. Puckott, state commander, was
guest and cXemplified the work. The
visitors were entertained at ban
cdet this evening. at which there
were over three hundred guests.
DILWORTH-MH and Mrs. r. J.
Hammond are the parents of the first
child born in Dilworth Tne stork
left a son at their home on North
Ash street. this week The father Is
a driller in the oil field here. The
family recently moved TO Dilworth
from Shamrock.
ENID-M. Coulter of Memo has
filed suit in the district court here,
asking cancellation of notes in the
sum Of $4,000 given by him as the
purchase price of stock in local au-
tomobile company. He alleges fraud
ulcnt representations We're maze TO
him which induced him to buy stock.
CHICK NSHA-A new motor fire
truck has been purchased by the city
for the use of the local department at
q ccst of $4,000. The machine has
been put to various tests by the de-
partment this week and has been
formally accepted by the city coun-
ell. The purchase of this piece of fire
fighting equipment places Chickasha
among the first-class cities in the
state lin the matter of fire protection.
WNUKONIS- IS-This city is to have
n new hotel +. NJ. Daugherty. a local
citizen. has purchased a building here
and will convert it into n hotel .Wau-
komis has been without hotel faclll-
ties since the burning Of the CONNER
cial house, nearly two years ago.
CHICK NSHA-M II. Hale. cattle
INSPECTOR for the southwest, has nm
ished an inspection of cattle of Grady
county and states that cattle in this
county arc in fine condition for this
time of the year. SO far the shipping
of cattle has not been started to any
great extent and owing to the mild
fan ttey are dong well in the fields.
MANGUM-The three local banks
had on deposit 81 052, ,606.S3 yester-
day. The deposits in one bank have
increased $4,000 since the recent re-
port was made to the banking depart
mCnt
CuICKNSHA-C. c. Goetting. gov
einmont cotton reporter located here,
announces that prior to November ~
1O.5Ol bales OF cotton We're Cinned in
this county, compared with 2,41O
bales prior to the same date last year.
Mr.. Coetting states that most Of the
cotton for this year has been ginncd.
LNWTON Clyde Ray, son of r. y.
Ray. farmer living a few miles west
of Iawton, while returning home
Monday night was attacked by three
unknown men. who opened fire on
him. inflicting painful wound IN the
left thigh. Young Ray was unarmeu
and vas not expecting any trouble al
;ho he has recently received several
ANONYMOUS letters the contents OF
witch have not been disclosed. The
sheriff was notified today and is max
ing an inv cstigation.
OKLAHOMA CITN-Collinsvillc,
charter city with the managerial form
of government, n few years ego began
assessing property Independently or
the county authorities, An injunction
against sale of property for such