The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

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branch from Nowata north to Della
ware and Lenapah to a point on the
| line between the state Of Oklahoma
and the state of Kansas at South
| Coffeyville.
Route No T. Beginning at Vinita
and thence running in a general
southwestery direction to White
Oak, Catale, Chelsea, Claremore, Ca
toosa, Linnlane School, Tulsa, Sapul-
pa, Bristow, Stroud, Chandler, Lu-
ther, Edmond, thence over route No.
3 to point west of Moore, thence
across the Canadian river by way
of the New Castle bridge, thence to
Blanchard, thence south to a point
due east of Chickasha, thence to
Chickasha, Anadarko, Fort Cobb,
Carnegie. Mountain View, Gotebo
Hobart, Lone Wolf, Granite, Man
gum Reed, Vincent, and Independ.
ent School, thence south to Hollis.
Route No. 8. Beginning at point
on the line between the state, OF
Oklahoma and the state of Arkansas
near Fogle Spur, thence in general
westerly direction to Page, Heaven
er, Howe, Wister, Wilburton, Cow
an, Hartshorne, Haileyville, McAls-
ter, Stuart, Calvin; thence north to
a point due east of Holdenville;
thence to Holdenville; thence due
west of Holdenville to a point south
of Wewoka; thence to Wewoka and
Seminole; thence north to point
due east of Shawnee, thence to Shaw
nee, thence north on the range line
two miles, thence west two miles,
thence north two miles, thence west
to Dale, thence to McCloud, Harrah,
Oklahoma City, Yukon, El Reno,
Geary, Bridgeport, Hydro, Weather
ford, Clinton, Foss, Canute, Elk City,
Doxey, Sayre, Delhi and Erick, to
a point on the line between the state
of Oklahoma and the state of Texas
near Texola; with a branch from
Calvin to Atwood and Allen; and a
branch from point on said route
east of Holdenville to Lamar; and
a branch from a point on said route
east of Shawnee north of Ecantuska
and Belmont, to route No. II; and
with a branch from Bridgeport to
Hinton.
Route No. g. Beginning at the
near Fort Smith; thence running in
a general westerly direction to Salli-
saw, Gore, Muskogee, Haskell, Stone,
Bluff, Bixby, Tulsa, Mannford, Teri
ton, Merrimac, Pawnee, Perry, Lu-
Glen, Covington; thence north to a
point due east of Enid, thence to
Enid and Cleo; thence across Cim-
cr :FeE TO point about two
miles north of Fai'vew; thence to
Belva, Quinlan and Woodward; with
a branch from said route to Fort
Gibson.
Route No. 10. Beginning at a
point on the line between the state
of Oklahoma and the state of Arkan-
sas near Ultima Thule; thence run
ming in a general westerly direction
to Broken Bow, Idabel, Hugo, Du
rant, Kingston, Madill, ArdmOre,
New Wilson and Waurika; thence to
a point due south Of Temple; thence
to Temple; thence west and north
to Walters, Lawton, Snyder, Head !
rick, Altus, Duke, Gould and Hollis, !
to a point on the line between the |
state of Oklahoma and the sJa.u OF
Texas west of Hollis; with a branch |
from Idabel to Bokhoma; with a
branch from a point east Of Kings |
ton, south to WOodville, to the site |
of a proposed bridge across Red riy |
er; with a branch from New Wilson |
to New Healdt0n; with a branch |
from "a point due west of Waurika |
south to the suspension bridge across
Red river, southwest of Hastings; |
all,
Blair; and a branch from point |
on said route due west of Altus, |
thence south to Olustee, thence |
south and west to Ell Dorado.
Route No. IL. Beginning at a
point on the line between the state |
of Oklahoma and the state of Kan
sas near Caney, Kansas, thence run
ming in a southerly and Southwestern
ly direction, to COpan Dewey Bar
tlesville, Ochelata, Ramona, Collins
vile, Owasso, Tulsa, thence over
route No. to Sapulpa; thence to
Kiefer, Mounds, Beggs, Okmulgee
and Henryetta, thence over route
No. u TO point north of Weleet
thence south to a point due east of
HOlQ60Nlll6, Un6UC6 ON6I IOul6 mo.
8 to a point south of Wewoka;
thence to Sasakwa Francis, Ada,
Stratford. Sulphur, Davis, Duncan,
to a point on route No. 10 about two
miles north of Geronimo; thence
over route No. 10 to point due
south of Walters and due west of
Temple; thence west to steel bridge |
on West Cache creek, thence to |
Randlett and to point on route No
) west of Randlett; thence over |
route No. to a bridge over Red |
river south of Randlett; with a |
branch from Weleetka to Dustin, and |
with a branch from Okmulgee to +
Morris and Boynton thence north !
to Route No. 8.
Route No u. Beginning at a |
point on Route No. l east OF Spiro, |
thence running in a general wester-
ly direction to Stigler and the Eu-
faula bridge across the Canadian |
river, thence over route No. to |
Checotah; thence to Dewar, Henry
eta, Okemah, Castle, Boley, Paden, |
Prague, to a point on route No. 8 !
due north of McClOud and due east
Of Har1ah; with a branch from said |
route south to Quinton; and a |
branch from the eastern incorporat. |
ad l;,,,ito of Olxauah north tbraa