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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

NOW LONG WILL THE PEOPLE
Isl DECEIVED by HNrOCHIrES
aud CHAPTERS? ?2
Old TRADER ~ \OT UPHOLD
ING LAW NIOI,S. But hc says
the UNpOCHIrIs and cIiNI'TitItS
We viii Away have with ~ UNLESS
CHRIST COMES AGAIN aud TURNS
OVER the MONEY tables aud
KICKS the DEVIL OiI!l TINS -
u FAST NGE; some MIN MAKE
MONEY BY INTUITION, no REC
Oi,DS made. aud NOTHING said.
The GREAT PACKING PLANTS
RAISE THEIR IKItI SIMlIrN-
NEOt SLY. AT the same iiOtIi, and
STII.L UNCLE SANS BitST SECRET
SERVICE men I\II to FIND any
EVIDENCE to SHOW that IIIUIt
OF THEM KNEW that the OTHER
was GONG to KNISI. ms PRICE! {.
There SrIit Ne LEAK IN WASH
I\GTO\, u FEW men made u MY
DRIED MILLION DOLLARS. This
LOSS iiIaI uu rllOt SANDS of other
men, hut ~ Now DEVELOPS that
NOHODN rom THEM 81. Tor they
lust KNEW that II would II ArrI.\.
The RAISER wanted TIME to I'm
INIi MS FIVE \DIiI.D StIiNN-
IiINIiS 50 he tOtI.D IO\QlIn the
WORLD. lie made MOOSE Win
- FAT IOOr A\D WILSON IIiK-
EIiD ~ and SIjCk ms HEAD
INTO ~ nnd now the KAISER Is
CIlOkI\G INV. Things are not Al
\NN what they svCni
\ FEN MIi\ In Tulsa are making
thousands of dollars cut ot rtINI-
LECIS GRANTED aud SIn.L NOI
CANNOT PROVE II MT N
THERE II \ SkII'TICNI SAINT In
TULSA. who win TNhI ONE wtvrl,
ON to SIIN 4 TIIE DINII. plT
on O\ I.R\Ii.N aud 90 Ia DISGUISE,
BE \ coon r\l, MIN Win IlIE
BOYS, ~ \ ROI \DI'R, aud GO
THE GNITN and AFTER IN nNS
VISITED HUNDRED PLACES
WHERE pOlltE DO Nor GO, then
IN II WILLING Ia SWEAR that
there t. n T\kI.-Oif SOMIt-
NllI.RI.itii
one ui the most successful business
men In Iul~n, a man who knows hN
experiences said to old Trader. Give
mc CONTROL. or the NIIIS uf Tulsa
chat PAYS SOME on. tor pROTitC-
TIO\ to Hi\ aud I viii pay the
CRY TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS u YEAR. Enough tu run
thc CttN I viii give better rROII,,-
IIO\ than We have now. aud uhcrC
VIII he LESS SIN lie said cur or
the GRAFT aud We viii not NEED
50 MItU MONEY.
old TRADER DREAMED m went
to HELL and was SHOWN \ROI\Dl
Thcr' was u Dlil'r rII nud IN the
BOTTOM of II lac siw liNroCRIII,S
and tk\iIl'iiN who had made u
SUCCESS uu EARTH, hut who NOW
IINn - room LOCATION IN iIl,lI.
on the \lt\r Bli\tIi \RO\I' TlIlM
was the Wholesale ROOIE
DEALER who had rNlD IuOSI.
MEN DOWN BELOW Tor the priv
ucgc to take BLOOD MONEY OII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

examinations in fra,crnal insurance orsari.
sRtiuu'.
uu No. 4ed. by Morgan ot Creek, rcla,.
Ing to deputies in county offices.
Bm No I2s, by Baker and others. re.
l1tug TO appeals from municipal courts.
El No iep requiring deposit ot jury
fees In criminal civil cases.
Ril No I3o. 10y johnson ard others, re.
laiWg TO publication ot legal notices
Pil Nc 43l, by Newman, creating u
Judgment lien uroU filing OF abTract Of
''BH 20. 4o2. relating to adultery punish.
Mn Nc 4ga, by. Christopher, to punish
dc,ccrstiou OF the flag
Rll No. I3I, by Fox, relating TO display
" numbers " motor vehicles
Nil No i35 by Neal aud Waldrep. levy.
ING state tax for schools
mn No. i3d, hy Bhckard, relating TO the
payment Of claims against school districts
Rill Ne Ia1. hy Hlacksrl. relating 10 the
taking up " cstrsys,
nill No 4JS, 10y committee on education,
repeating certain sections
Ru. No. iaa. by rardoe, re'ating TO service
" summons ON minors.
Bil No iio by Powell, creating a text.
book commission
Ncsuitt providing for repeal OF the income
nm No. 4i2. bv McColister. relating to
the incorporation Of fratcrual beneficiary as
Rul No iia. by Garrett aud others, 70
Quiring tho secretary VI state 20 publish
arguments on initiative measures
Rill No. IIl. by Cheatham. making failure
60 nay gross production tax work forfeiture
~ corporations charter.
B.n No iIA, hy Barry and others repeal
ing certain sections ot chapter 81, session
laws ~ 1919
mn No. ii6 by Harvey, relating to ap.
pesls from county courts
nm Nc Az, by Graves and others re-.
htiue ~ raising of funds for read purposes
b'l Ne iIS by Harris repeating 1913
statute relating to mutual siekt css and acci.
dent companies
nm No 40. by Dickinson and others. !
authorizing county commissioners To improve |
road, without state highway department, su
pNrtsiou
nm 40 iSi. by Mayiieli, providing for
payment OF state witnesses In county court |
hill No. i5?, by Stevenson. uniform ware
house receipts Law
bi No asa. by Duran,, appropriatinr
SNoto0 for marble used Ia the capitol
rotunda.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

rress to consider Oklahoma's claim.
Tor location of government armoi
plant, passed the senate without op.
position.
bill by Speaker Nesbitt and col
leagues In the house. permitting
county commissioners to transfer un-
used balances of county funds, was
passed with the emergency In the up
per branch. A similar bill was with
drawn last year because Governor
Williams threatened to veto Il.
The house. in long session, marked
pN delays, passed the $3.50, 900 appro
pfiation Tor the M'Alester pcnltentiary
twine plant, the bill providing for
paNneht or cents per registered
voter to county registrars and several
minor measures,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
-------------
NeW Bills Introduced
SENATE

Special 10 Tho World
oNtNloMN ctlN Feb. Senate bills
introduced tudUy.
Tulsa ami others authorizing appointment
~ au evidence man iu counties " over
3u.uuo
nm NO ee' by Snyder relating to ma.
min No eco. by Snyder relating to county
rlUctioa cyprnsyA
niil No a65. by su,dcr relating TO count,
auoruW's office IN okahoma county
Ru, 80 "DS. hy SuN der. providing for
election ot school boards In cities OF over
tn OOU
Rtl No gGp. nv Snyder. Chase 81 Novata
and hurns apprurmtus ScA rs clothing
allowance for each mihuamau sent 10 the
border
Rii Ne e7o by Suydcr relating to pub.
location ot court reports
Mn No e7l. by Rckcl and others, pm
,iding for control OF public utility stock
min 30. e5a. bv Roard and Logan. PRO.
hihitiug use " the United States fag In
advertisements.
mi. No s53. by appropriations committee,
approprNting Tor maintenance Tor Enid
school for f,clhlc minded
lNu No 80. by Ferguson. cVcmptnc
building and loan a.'ocmuons from opera
uor OF the uSury law
pil No 25S. b, Ryen and others. rcquir.
Wg machinery To hoist coal miners
ptll No 2t6, 10y Ryan and others, Great
ins , board ot pension commissioners
Htl No 2f5, hv knic requiring 5000
surety houd for notaricS public
bO no. 25s Withdrawing certain lands
from sale
mu Ne. 27o, nv SNYDER and Thomas sp.
prupriatiug to pay claims against tho Nrc.
man pension fund.
Bil No 2So. by Go'obic, limiting fees
court may order paid IN divorce cases
HOUSE.
pill No. icI, by Buttcriield, giving state
hrsl,h department Jurisdiction over sewage
disposal
Bll No. i2S. relating to long distance
telephone tolls
MI No. igl, by NhCelsr limitins medical
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

world Washington bureau hgs Buuding)
WASlllNGTO&. Feb !. - Sam
Hawkes. and former state Senator
Mitchell ~ clinton. okla. are In
Warrington. with view 10 having
the tWo Inland Indian agencies Of the
Cheyenne and ArapahOcs combined
into one agency and moved 10 clinton.
ON the railroad This is matter that
viii hnvc 10 come In the shape Of an
amendment 10 the Indian appropria-
ton hin and n is believed that 1t IS
too INTO % got n thla Hen.Lnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Indian Affairs Tn

World Washington Bureau tRiss, Buildinr)
WASHINGTON, Feb. /. - chief
Lookout and Secretary George Il.
tinker OF the Usage council of Paw
huska arrived here today and viii err
quest the indian bureau to allow the
Usage council to come to Washington
to present affairs affecting its lands,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

World Washington hureau fltiggi Buildingl
WASlliNGTON. Feb. L. Miss Nor
ma. daughter OF Cougrcssmau-cloct r.
a. chandler. and Mrs Chand!cr. OF
Ninim. arrived in Washington today
she viii enter the National Park som
lunry nt Forest Glenn. Md. suburb
OF washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

The bill changing the name Of the
Eastern oklahoma Preparatory school
al ClarcWore - the Eastern Oklaho-
ma Vocational school wns sent back
10 committee hy the house Wedncs-
day when II was found that the
measure was $50 wordcd that II would
abolish the institution entirely Rep
roscutatiVc Woods Of Cllr,morc in
tends 10 make 1t strictly vocational
sci uul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
NO ACTION TAKEN
ON 8 PER CENT TAX
OoNrINrEn rRoM pNoE oNE


last August was largely responsible FOR
the overwhelming defeat administered
20 the ltcracy test
The senate today placed finally the
NIL by Davidson OF Tulsa and Kerr,
allowing district Judges their expenses
when holding court outside the county
Of their residence. II applies beginning
with judges elected I'm 1918.
house bill by Durant designed to
Permit n Texas power company to
erect a plant on the oklahoma side of
Red river but drawn in general terms.
was passed by the senate with an
amendment Davidson OF Tulsa pro-
posed, specifically excluding the Ar.
kansas river The bill authorizes the
school Land commission to lease navi-
gable streams to public services cor
p0rauons FOR power purposes
Consider Oklahoma.
Representative Glenn Condon's con.
current resolution memorialzinv CON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

one OF the propositions is tho
Application OF r. A. Barnsdal to lease
million and quarter acres of Usage
county oil and gas lands, for which
he offered one-fourth royalty Inter-
prefer Ben Harrison is also here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Eccentric,

"Oh. dear, yes!" said Mrs Piff1e-
gilder. "Shc is peculiar woman-a
Very p-e-c-u-li-a-r woman. Why,
she actually does not belong to 4 sim
gle society for the reformation or
unybody."-Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

\ committee In the senate has re-
ported IVorab'y ON tho Eimondson-
Kocg1u lll prohibiting formation Of
new counties for period Of ten ycprs
The hin will also permit n special
election ON the annexation of Collins
vile aud contiguous territory by Tulsa
county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02


$500 90 Field % Mouse Lace, welt sole at. ..... 95
@ %,0Uo Mahogany Tan Lace brown suede top 80
$1,000 Black Kid Lace, white kid top, welt S5
0 $i0O0 Ian SallSkn Lace welt at ..........$7. .S5
$1,000 Black Kid Button, white kid top turn 81 S5
$1,000 Black Kid Lace suede top, welt, at SE
%oo % w nnoGolae brown ma Lace welt 80
90 Tcoo % back hd Lace white kid top at 80
% $ego % ALuraX MA Lace Shoes at $4.S5
Eco c 90 an tall Lace English last S4.S5
Se0 e 90 la,eh lace Shoes gray suede tops at $4.S5
c ~ Tnocoiate s brown ma Lace Shoes, at S4.S5
TO- pc 90 Ian IalSklh Lace Shoes, at S4.S5
.o'V '"llskh lace ohoes at Sd .S5
ioe VI sl cnndren shoes ages to years patents,
hs ana patents with red tops $loo and $5 values at CSC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

World Washington nursau lRiggs rui'dlng)
WASHlNGTON. Feb. Oklahoma
arrivals In Washington. VI. -. Scott
oklahoma city. Br. T.. &. Bright.
Mountain View
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

After Representative Condor had
put thru motion 10 prohibit the con
sidcratiun Of any bills not printed and
plnccd ON members desks, the house
Wednesday adopted a resolution au-
thori1lug the printing and employ
mcnt committee - investigate the
printing situation and take such steps
ns are nccdod 10 Insure hotter work
Tho fault lics both with the printers
and incompetent clerks. II IL thot
The Joint investigating committee is
holding Cally sessions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Legislative Notes

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Fcb. l.-Tulsl
oil men are seen daily about the local
hot".s John * Clcary and associates
nrc making this city their headquar-
tors while blocking up Logan coun-
ty Guy Reed is leasing IN Cuddo
cot uty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
WOULD DENY LIQUOR
TO PUBLIC OFFICERS
Davidson Has Bill Making
Them Guilty Of Felony If
They Take a Drink.

That public officers should be the
most staunch supporters Of the pro-
h.h.tory laws Us the belief ~ Senator
I;. l.. Davidson Of Tulsa. who has In
troduccd IL BIN In the Legislature max
Ing u felony for any officer u
drink intoxicating liquor Of any kind
The punishment would be- imprson-
mont IN the state pcuitcutlary for %
term not 10 exceed two years The
bin follows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

Now that tho presidents reafflrmel
declaration I'm favor of women sur-
fragc thru action hv state has been
made known To Democrats In the
oklahoma legislature who have been
opposed 10 the pending suffrage rcso-
mtlous are wondering how they will
gct ont ~ tho dilemma. The Demo
cratic national platform declared for
suffrage by state action and the prcsi-
dent is enthusiastically In favor of H.
oklahoma Democrats I'm the lcgisla-
turc can hardly get away from H.
The house voted down motion to
put po1 tax bill ON the calendar
after am adverse committee report
Much useless argument will be saved
lf the question is not brought M again
pt this session Speaker Ncshitt voted
against the motion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

The house has passed a bin appro-
printiug 100000 for the twiue plant
at the state pcuitcntary Ncary
$500 900 viii have been spcnt before
this plant Is laced In operation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02

iu a letter 10 The World. Senator
Davidson asserts that he believes the
welfare Of the state would bee served
II public officers were forbidden tho
use u intoxicating liquors.
II have become disgusted." he says.
with subterfuges like the attorney
generals bill and observation has
shown me that public officers will
support such bills for political pre-
fcrmcnt. while al the same time they
themselves indulge In tho excessive
use of Intoxicating liquor during
their terms of Office. This ought not
10 be permitted and the bul / have
introduced viii. ~ nay Judgment. ac-
complish the purpose"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
The Law.

Section l. The drinking Of
any kind Of intoxicating liquor by
my public officer Of this state
IS hereby declared 10 be an Of
fcnse involving moral turpitudc,
and dangerous 10 tho general
welfare Of the people u this
state.
Section 2 II shall be- unlawful
for any public officer u this state
~ drink intoxicating liquor Of
any KIND and any such officer
who violates the provisions OF
thlS net shall be- deemed guilty
Of felony and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by I'M
pfifOnmcnt IN the state peniten-
tiary for a term of not exceeding
t"O years
Section 3. For the immediate
preservation Of the public peace
and safety. an emergency ~ here
bj declared 10 exist, hy reason
whereof II Is necessary for this
act 10 take effect and be in force
from ana after It's passage and
approval
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Worthy Reductions on
High Grade Shoes
for Friday and Saturday

And continuing all next week This the you prob
ably been waiting for This will be exceptional opportunity
to supply shoe needs at great saving These lines are
Slightly broken, but have practically all sizes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
CHILDREN'SBATHROBES
One-HdT Price
Offerings From Our
Economy Basement Store

Ironing Boards on Stands
The kind that won't wobble. OF
white Eastwood. medium large and
ira wide tops. well braced with
extra wide tops; we'll braced with
Aluminium pcrColators Sl.95
Scven-cup size. hot water style:
Gpecial price ..............Sr Sr95
$3.50 Baking Sets nj 0Sc
9-piccc casserolcs. bowls and G
custards. Guernsey IIeat-PyoOf
ware, the set .............. JsC
5Oc Mixing Bowls 35c
Brown carth"nwarc. with bla, k
band, large siY,. at ....... zoe
Closet Bowl Brushes 35c
with 30-inch crooked wood han
die. priced at .......,.....,. Soc
Glass Wash Boards soc
Large s!ac. heavy crimp, glass rub
surface, at ..............,., 5OC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-02
Consider Oklahoma.

Representative Glenn Condon's con.
current resolution memorialzing con.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-22

PoLICE SHAKEUP ORDER
= Chief Schuetler sent out his first
radical shakeup order last night:
Capt. Matthew thinner, Austin to
Stanton avenue.
Capt. John D. Mccarthy, Irving
Park to Warren avenue.
Lieutenants
Samuel Collins, 36th precinct, de-
tailed acting captain Of 22d district.
Fred C. Gurney,- Cottage Grove to
stockyards.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-22
BANDITS GET 400

Two auto bandits early today es-
capped with S1,400 from l. G. Ettel-
sons private bank and real estate Of
flee, 1855 Broadway Ettelson had
placed the money in a safe prepara-
tory to taking it to a downtown bank.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-22

John ]. O'Connell, traffic division
to Cottage Grove.
Patrick Kelliher, Desplaines to
New City.
James Altman, stockyards to Des-
PLANES street.
Chas. Atkinson, New City station
to traffic division.
Frank Murphy, Stanton avenue to
Brighton Park.
John Sullivan, Brighton Park to
Stanton avenue.
John Martin, No. 2, West Chicago
avenue to Stanton avenue.
John O'Hara, West Chicago to
Austin.
q VIM, Murphy, Summerdale to West
Chicago avenue.
Sergeants
Henry Nelson, Cottage Grove to
Human street. =.
James Quinlan, Human street to
Cottage Grove.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-22

POLICE GET MANY SUNDAY
SALOON ~VIoLAToRS
The police dept put the Sunday
closing order" into effect with a ven
geance yesterday. On the West Side
Capt. Gleason of the Desplaines
street station even forced the restau-
rants connected with saloons to close
their doors. This affected the Arson
ia and similar places.
Among those. caught in the Sun
day net were: 18th Ward Democratic
club, Barney Grogan's organization;
Jas. Patten, bartender; porter and
three patrons arrested; 500 patrons
were attending stag; Sam Katz, sos
N, Clark; ]. B. Rothschild cafe, 430
N. Clark; Austin O'Malley, $500 S.
Ashland av.; Arthur Fisher, 2O58
Seminary av.; Thomas Fries, 277
N. Western aY; John Delgrosso
and Peter Daleoni, 1901 South Chi
cagO aY.; Nortinek's saloon, 1901 S.
HOnOre St., owner and bartender ar
rested; Jas Arnold, PAL Armitage
av.; Rob't R. RAFT and his bartender,
95S WrightWood av.; John Hardimen,
1857 W. 18th ST., for keeping open af-
ter midnight.
Poicewoman O'COnnen, with bet.
Serg'ts Riccio and Woodrick, arrest
ed Otto F. Raschke and twelve 9TH
ers in baseemnt at 5000 S. Winches-
ter.
Men from Capt. Collins offices en-
tered the following places looking for
violations: Boston Oyster House,
Friars' Inn, States Restaurant and
Weiss Winter Garden.
-O-O-
ROLICE SHAKEUP ORDER
- Chief Schuetler sent out his first !
radical sboLa,1n ordnT 1act T1ioht.-
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
THE MEN WHO MINE

DO not fOrget-mning is not the trade of pgmies; it
 is big business for big men, It demands nerve and
 sagacity Avarice and timidity never mine They may buy ticket in hat pool now and then they may outfit prOSpector with side of bacon and sack of flour but they never develop To win in any enterprise risk must be taken Success lies at the far end of corduroy road, or upon far shore of stormy sea. Those who cannot stand the oltng bouncing CT canno race the tempest had test walk along the shore Success is t plant figure covered with scars and bruises The stronc and the rich those who have dared Savings bank depostors will never starve; they will always have some the sight of golden argosies sailing into arbor under their own fag:-EAtract from address by Ez-Gov Alvah Adams of Colorado
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
KINGMAN ROAD IS
 GRADED BY COUNTY
(FrOm Friday.s paIly Miner.l

The Christmas eve snowstorm and the subsequent dragging by the county road builders put the Kingman-Chlor- idle rdad in a condition that would be hard to improve. The scraper was first used to fill the wheel-tracks, which had become rather deep in places. The road was then dragged and the result is near-boulevard. There is great rejoicing among the automobile men whose patience had nearly reached the breaking point on account of the impossible condition of both the new and old road prior to the snowstorm of Christmas eve.
 The supervisors deserve praise for the alacrity with which they took hold of the situation when it became evil dent that an improvement could be effected.
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06

The men working in the Argyle shaft have found a four-foot vein of lead carbonate ore at a point 20 feet below the collar of the shaft. The shaft had caved at this point and when the miners who are engaged in cleaning out the old workings reached the cave-in they came across this vein. Assays are being made now and it is expected to run very well. A cross cut vii be run fro mthe bottom of the shaft and it is thought this vein will be encountered within 40 feet.
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
FIGHT OVER STOCK Is
 UP BEFORE COURT
fFrom Friday,s paily Miner.l )

The superior court was engaged all day yesterday in hearing the suit of R. S. Billings against Joe Winchester and c. B. Bell. Judge Lewis is coun- sel for plaintiff and E. S. Clark for defendant. The action grew out of the sale of the Mulligan interests in the Bethel and Silver claims, on which the Middle Golconda Mines company was formed. It is alleged by MT. Bill ings that he was to receive stock in terest in the promotion of the com pany. MT. Billings was on the stand all day in his own behalf.
 It must be understood that the com pany has no concern in the outcome of case, as the matters concern only the individual shareholders.
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
MRS. JOHN AIULLIGAN BACK
 IMPROVED IN HEALTH
CFrom Thursday's DaiIy Miner.l

Mir. and Mrs. John Mulligan re-
 turned from Rochester, Minn., yes terday morning. Mrs. Mulligan had a slight operation performed at the Mayo brothers clinic, and returns home entirely well. MT. Mulligan says that the Mayo institution is one of the most wonderful surgical hospitals in the world, thousands of people going there yearly for treatment. While he was in Rochester there were 5000 peo- pie under treatment and during the summer months there are many more.
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
MINER HURT WHEN ROCK
 FLIES AND HITS HIS EYE
fFrom Wednesday,s paiIy Minerl

(From Wednesdays Daily Miner)
 Joe Heyer was brought in from Union Pass last Saturday suffering from a badly bruised eye. He was taken to the Gully hospital and yester- day was able to be about town with the injured member bound up. He was picking in the bottom of the shaft of one of the claims of the Oster group, when piece of rock flew up and struck him fairly in the right eye The eye will probably be alright within few days, although it is still very painful and inclined to a partial pa ralysis.
Mohave County miner., 1917-01-06
WITH TWO
 GRIPS FULL OF LIQUOR
IFrum Friday, Daily MinsrI

Constable George Adams arrested Tony Garas yesterday and he is in jail here on a charge of bootlegging. He came in from Flagstaff on No. 2 and brought with him two suitcases, one loaded with beer and one with whiskey. He claims that an Italian in the above mentioned city gave him the suitcases to take to another one of his countrymen in Chloride.