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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
WOMAN PUT FURNITURE IN
ORDER AND DRANK POISON

Ay Negotiated lus.
FoRT WORTH March Airs.
lo,ia shields. ~ years u. asr. drank
rri.on M her hour here todly after
putting ~ the furniture ln orior and
dressing herself in he hcm clothes.
She dlel heiurs her husband could
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Noted lawyer Dead.

% TNE'I"I IHTFW 7 ~
BALTIMORE. Mar i5-Malor Ran
iulph Barton. one ct the foremost law
Ycrs ~ Maryland died tonight, he scrN.
ed with distinction M the Cunfcdcrat,
Army during tho Ciyil War, being
wounded five times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
LEGISLATURES WILL NOT
CONSIDER "BIuE LAWS
by Associated Press.

ny Associated fftt-.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Mar i5.-Tho
Guham.B .Brditon sunday observance
bill az amended to include the opera.
tion OF public utilities, was Killed ny
tn lower house of the Tennessee lcEis.
laturc today BY vote OF 6s 20 -. This
action prevents further consideration OF
any measure pertaining 10 the Sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
rclls ol Tragedy.

With the words t.sra, yuu hit mc,
which she said he exclaimed when she
shot him. the young woman came neer-
est toa breakdown. she said iiamon
threw back his vest anc showed her "a
widening spot II blood forming on his
right chest.
IL was few minutes before she could
continue her story. Again she ialtcred
in h.r testimony her voice quaNcrcd
and she cried when she said that on
the morninS after hamon was shot. he
sent fur NJ, e. come to the hospital
,o which he walked after bcing wound
81. ulHned his arms to her, pullcd hri
down t. him. kissed her and said he
hu,,-l she had not been badly hunt IN
lh- figh, and that u would not have
happened had he not hccE drinking
Mrs. Jake Hamun. thc widow. sat "a
few feet away from Clara Ham"n as
shr testified. intcntly watching her as
she sat In the witness chair and related
incidents leading to the shooting. The
iage ot the older woman fnr the most
part was eSprcssionlcss, although at
one point In Clara lannon's story" she
III, her lips and closed her eyes tightly
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Victory Complete.

II IN generally believed here hat Pres.
ldont ubregon has greatly strengthen.
I'd his pusition by the stand he has tak.
en an the strike, which In said To he
near an amlcalile settlement. with both
the government and strikers making
concessions and nciihcr gaining clear.
cut victory. There are still rumors
of general sympathetic walkoui. hut
these generally are distrrc,llted Presl.
dent Ohrcgon has repeatedly stated In
conference with the strike leaders that
their stnad was untenahle. lie has re.
fused Ia discharge strike breakers and
nld employees who have remained NTH.
ful, M demanded by the strikers. hut
on the other hand has agreed that mem.
bars uf the unions shall not he dis
criminaicd against In filling Vacant po.
sitinns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
KILLING ACCIDENT,
SAYS CLARA HAM0N,
ON WITNESS STAND
SHOT FIRED DURING SCUFFLE
WITH DECEASED. WHO At.
Tackled hER.
OUTBREAK IN COURT ROOM
Court Was Adjourned for Hour While
Order Was Reesiablished; specia.
tors Ordered from Room BY Judge.
by Associated Pres.

b. Associated Pres.
AIlDMORE. Okla. March lS.-Clara
Smith took the witness stand today Ia
her trial an charge of having murder
cd Jak. L. Hamon. told her version of
the firing IL the fatal bullet and un'
derwent strenuous -four hour cross
examination.
Speaking In low pitched, dramatic
tones, she brooked no interference from
her counsel until she had told the jury
ui occurrences On the day aud night ot
November "a. last. eliminating In the
firing into the body uf tac fatal bullet
from a tiny automatic pistol she said
shc held IN hcr right hand
1t went uff as Il fell. ur | pulled
the trigger. az something. as he M
me-" she said In explaining the firing
VI the pistol a. the climax io hard
fight she had waged with the okla
hOu,a republican national COMMITTEES
man and uil magnatc. with whom she
had lived eight ur nine years. She said
that be struck her with chair after
hr had checked. beaten, kicked aud
otherwise misireated her. but as 10
how the actual shooting came about.
che said she did not know
Il don't know. The gun went of,
was her explanation.
Three times during hcr narrative SHE
broke into tears and wrp, silently IN
To her handkerchief. once coming t.
The verge oi complete decentralization.
Tears fins; came io her cycs as sAs
spoke us the inccpTion u the ugiu
iiamon, she said. having snaichcd hrr
into chair beside uim Ia mont ,t thc
hat,., wh,re they lived. cursed hcr aud
accused her oi having been auto riding
..sfsh s..frt. .fff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
WEATHER

WEST TENAS; Wednesday aud
THURSDAY, generally fair. little
change in temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
New Appointments.

The President has painted out that
Fipncisco Perez dircctor general of
railways. has sTnified his Willingness
to recognize accredited unions. hut has
drhared that within the striking bodies
there hre sEaal organizations that
have M claim for recognition by the
government. innSmuch ~ their member.
ship n not recruited from railroad work.
ers President Obregon also has refused
to discharge Senur Perez. The result
has been that the strike gradually N
dwindling cut. without specific set.
tlcment being made.
Accidents and minor dopredations
are reported but the former are alleged
Ia be more the result ~ the employment
Or inexperienced workmen than of pre-.
mo',ilated violence. and the latter are
snid lo he IN consequential. The opinion
is generally expressed that President
Obrcgon has made his flrmcst show of
strength since taking office and has
added to his prestige.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16

+. \. Department of Agriculture
Weather ilureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08
.REGATTAF0R
SEWAREN CLUB
Waterway League Day to Be
Held ~Sunday-PIan
Several Races.
[By Evening News Correspondent

lBy Evening News Correspondent
SEWAREN, July S:-The Sewar-
en- Motor Boat Club will stage a re-
gatta and waterway league day Sun
day at Sewaren which will take the
form of a water carnival. There will
be motorboat races, canoe races and
canoe fitting contests. Among the
motorboat races will be events for
cabin cruisers, open boat handicaps
and an open race limited to twenty
five horsepower. A number of hand
some prizes have been obtained as
awards to the winners of the various
events. The course has been staked
out in front of the club and the races
will call for a minimum distance of
three miles.
Following the sports there will be
a dinner served to all those making
reservations. An elaborate entertain
mem program mas been arranged.
Invitations have been extended to
members of the Raritan Yacht Club,
the Railway Yacht Club and others
to attend. Many have signified their
intentions of entering the races.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
SNOW IN EARLY MORN;
FREEZING TEMPERATURE
FORECAST FOR TONIGHT

April II all Spring nnwerS in full
hioem, i snow ssosla during the early
AonTs of the monliag and forecasts
i freezing temperature for tonigh'
iss,cl by lie Weather bureau
Such Is the unwelcome, ana as un
precodented combination Of the ele-
ments visited upon this section o. the
state during Tie last - hours Fol
lowing the showers and cold blasts
from The northwest Yesterday, rain
changed TO snow during the night, and
ii iiie early hours Of this morning.
tic flakes fell 50 thick and fast, shat
housetops were partly covered. and
ii was 10 he. seen here and there about
The ground A. no time. however, did
the temperature reach the freezing
poi4; and practically all Of the snow
rad disappeared by sunrise.
This cold spell however has not
caused additional damage 70 fruit and
vegetation. however. according to
farmers. II is stated thar the early
crars were hard hi during the cold
snap of a few weeks ago and that
others were not sufficiently advanced
10 lie nipned 10 any extent this time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
ST. JOHNS BOWS TO
WESTERN MD. NINE
Cadets Got Four Runners Home
IN Second Inning, Then
Fell Down
COULD NOT HIT CLAYTON

Playing the first game Of the series
that Will figure in the State Inter
collegiate championship. the baseball
cam OF ST Johns College. went down
o defeat lefore the nine OF Western
Maryland College al Westminster on
saturday l.y a score Of 5 10 4. The
,adets held command Of the situation
until the eighth inning, when the up
State lads put 2 runs across that
.linched the game The Westminster
ads Went wild with enthusiasm over
he showing of the yictors.
Tie game was hard fought. I'm the
FIRST inning neither side made hit,
nor scored. Clayton struck out two
md Roberts also famed two In the
second Porter reached first on the err
ror Of Kinsey. White was hit by q
pitched hall and another error Of Kin
sey put Wright on first. and Holmes
hit resulted in score Of foar runs
for st Johns. This slump put West
arn Maryland on its mettle and 81
Johns failed 10 score again.
In The third inning CLAYTON led of
with a three Dagger and kinsey more
han redeemed his errors Of the sec
ind by following with two-bagger
bringing Clayton home, to romp in
himself on LangrelIs single. Cisseil
hit safe in tile seventh and the hits
Of Oliver and Frantz brought him
home.
In the eighth W e Galloway walk
ed. Kinscy again made hit. Long
,ollowing suit. Galloway was caught
trying to steal home. but CisselFs hit
scored Kinsey and Long. st. Johns
anne UP for its last chance White
,ed oil with hit, Wright popped
one about 10 feet straight UP in the
dr, Frantz stepped on the home plate
md got the fly. sending il down 70
Long al first. catching White before
he could return in an unique double
The score
ST. Johns % 40 o. o o 0 o.
western Md.0 o . o 0 0 / , So s :
Batteries Roberts and Boston;
Clayton ard Frantz
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
LEHIGH DOWNS ST.
JOHNS AT LACROSSE

Lehigh universsty's lacrosse team
Saturday added another victory at the
expense of st. Johns College winning
by the score or eight goals to one. The
lone tally of the local cadets came in
the first three minutes of the second
half when Lehigh WIS caught mapping
and Sacks tossed the ball into the net.
The lineup:
Lehigh Parker, goai point; A. r
Watson. center point; Bush. first de-
Tense; Maurer. second defense; Jen-
hess. third defense: Hertolet. center;
Hooker. flrst attscg: blake, second at
tack :ssstraucn. third attack; Palcoast,
out home: Shulz. in home
st. john McDmlnell goal point:
He'll. center point: Keiso. FIRST de-
tense: Brown. second defense; Leis-
ear. third defense; CHRISTIAN. centre;
Kirkpatrick. Hrst attack; Patton. ser
end attack: Turner. third attack:
Sacks. out home: Street,. in hone.
Goals Shulx. 5: Stranch. 2: Berto-
lei, Ganzaies. Ienness. Sacks Sub
stitates MaSaakis for Hooker. Gan
gales for Begfolet. Green for Blake.
Time OF halves Two 30-minate pep
lcds. Referee Laft. Lselsigh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
SERMON BY REV. HARRY
KIRK, LAY PREACHER
AT TRINITY CHURCH

REV HarrlS Kirk, of Baltimore, Il
lay preacher. occupied the pulpit OF
Trinity vi. Il. Church. South. both
morning and evening in the absence
OF the pastor. Rev A. E. Owens, who
Is attending conference.
Mir. Kirk took for his subject in the
morning "A Message from the Cross.
Ills text was from st. Luke 18th
Chapter, And as they led him away.
they came upon one Simon. a Cyren-
ian They compelled him 10 carry
the cross for Christ. ] have seen
wonderful painting that depicted the
sufferings OF the heart and body Of
Christ It showed the agony on his
face Then in all the cruel burden Of
the cross. This historic painting, by
i master hand. he said. was owned by
Mr.. Wanamaker and was destroyed,
with many Others, by the carelessness
Of servant through fire
Christ was helping Simon while he
was bearing this cross The trouble
today with people are that they are
not Willing 10 Ucdf tiAG CfOoSsO "a ICIUil-
struction period from the last grea:
upheavaI of the War Even in the
trial or Christ f.eatheH woman came
TO her husband ard said II him:
Have thou nothing to do with this
Just man
The mob cried for the blood of
Christ. They preferred Barrabas, the
robher. 10 Him. We have to hear the
cross. We do not understand why
DIR. Murray Bush, who while here
longed to hasten back to Africa and
its wilds and sayage5. said to me il
was because he had to do his part In
saving the world The weight OF the
cross that is carried will be bless
ing. The blessing in the cross is the
blessing OF chris,'s help in aiding US
TO bear the cross. and we are always
heady to bear little more
Al night Or. Kinks subject was
Gods Call to Man
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
CORNELL sTTcKMEN
EASY FOR MIDDIEs

Cornell University lacrosse play
ers failed TO cope with Nays greater
speed clever stick work. and gen
orally better team work. and suffered
"a overwhelming defeat Saturday, Il
20 2
Though the Ithaeans fought hard
the Mid,lies simply played rings
around them IN the first and piled NJ
4. count Of 10 0, The visitors show
ed up a trifie stronger in the second
half. but they failed to score until
The closing minutes of play, and one
OF their goals was Of the fuky order
The work Of Bserly Herring, Shaw
Dole and Waters. of Navy was es.
pecillly good Halves of IS minutes
were played
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
WILL SING A FAMOUS
DUET FROM TROVATORE

Jovers ~ grand onera w;ll thar.
o,,e,,Iy annracia,a choice III ~ ,hf
ssine snc, r. .v,.,on ~ Grand
onava in,ernalatea in,o ina action
III Inc comic onera eSinhad ths
s.ilor ure = II winteys w;fa :.
rio,,e,,s.,.e.,.,o,,..,ae- w,n,srs r
xayv ana fb.rtea sbaar.na, :. Al.
n8polis sing The exquisite duo.
Home - ,he ,Io,.nta;,,s~ "a xastr
Noaii1 from q Trovafore vrs win.
.s,s bas , y,,ie.e 80 excention,l swee,
.nosz ea,,,. and newer and Is aa.rf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
Eml;ate Animals. Bont Worry

So far as is known. says a bulletin
Of the nahlie heath service. no hire
ever frtel hniid more rests than u
neighhor 10 fax ever frctsed because
he had only a9e hole IN which to hide,
no squirrel ever died OF anxiety lest
he should not Lay BY enoush nuts for
two y ln,erS i.iStsad Of QUE. aud no
dog cser lost sal sleep over tie fact
that he did not haze enough bones
laid esiAlc fer his DECLINING wears
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
RURAL AGENTS HOLD
CONFERENCE TOMORROW

ecensanss..a Ere.s rage -.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
I.illeup and SUMMARY

FOR Conroy Miller FOR Sha@; Moore
horsa for A1l,; Lyons for Dole; Deer
ing for MoorehoRse kmeger for Her
ring; Soucek for Titus Cornell
Hana for C!eary; Wilson for Malone,
Malone for Hahn: Bosworth for
Cleary: Malone for Carroll Navy
scoring Goals hy Dole. 3 Waters
2. Moorehouse Il Tyerly 8; Herring
shaw. 3. Cornell Hahn. Caroy
Referee Cuene. Of Penn State. Time
Of halves, - minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11


ficalariy from the rural wolnan's
angle. will be presented on Wedaes-
day morning by DR.. T. 3. Eosnaerger.
assistant director OF tlle University a
Maryland Extension Service. ansI on
Thursday afternoon Miss adge
Reese. Of the United states Depart
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
Small Matter, To 4 Kansan

Q. @. Traves' team ran away last
week and he was thrown on his face.
tlistiguring it temporarily. bur doing
no serious damage 10 anything From
the GTeensburg Progressive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11

educational value Of fairs. Talks on
millinery will lie given each morning
1y Mrs. yena Spence. Of the McRin-
ley Righ school. Washington, ID. C.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11
Totals - IS
Dated for t'oIh in ninth inning
Navy. 340 01lx Is
Williams . 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 /

Sacrifice hits Pine Rawlings
Three base hit Humphrey Home
run 7ooie stolen bases Harris
Humphrey. nurgin. Pine. = lsoynton
struvk oul by Fielning. 9 by Peter.
son. 2 by Cobb, g. Bases on halls
OF Fleming. I OF Holmes, ) of
Cobb 3. Wild pitch Cobb fine
hours Empires stump and Aubrey
or Baltimore. behind bat and on lases
respectively
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-11

Waits year for steak. says a head
line. II often seems thar way during
the IRISH hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

bonds 70 be cold ., lees lhsn paf
ard N" proceeds thereof 90 h. ussa
fof The purposes above mentioned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

tflnt Published oc'. l. is.il
4 Resolution Declaring the Ncccs
Ally 81 Improving Portion ol
( Minnesota Avenue. a Portion Of
Seventeenth Street and q Portion
u raTk boulevard. IN the CITY of
chiokanhs. by Grading. Pavlns.
Draining and curbing tho Same
According 10 Specifications aud
Estimates on Flo.
Whereas. the Mayor aud council
men " the city ~ Chlukaaha have
heretofore instructed tho city En.
glnecr of said City 10 prepare plans.
drawings. specifications and ostl.
mates for improving portion ~
Minnesota Avenue. portion of
Seventeenth Street aud a portion of
Park boulevard an In the ciy 81
Chlekasha, aud
whereas. such plans. drawings.
"F1a NtN tHWf NNM '"AtNANAN NAN NNfN
submitted 10 the city Council of said
ciiy and have been and are now
duly filed In the office ot the city
Clcra.
Therefore. he Il Resolved. by tho
Mayor and councilmcn of the CITY of
Chltkasha. Oklahoma.
Section I.
That the Improving of Minnesota 1
Avenue beginning at the east line /
n Fifteenth Street and thence West
to the west liae Of Seventeenth 1
street. and the improving Of Seven. I
iecnih Street beginning at the south
lire Of Minnesota Avenue and thence
south to the south line Of Idaho !
Avenue and the improving Of Park
Boulevard beginning at the south
line Of Idaho Avenue. and thence 4
south to iG0is feet south of south
ine OF Alabama Avenue. BY grad. |
ng. draining. paving and curbing l
said streets as hercinabove described /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01
FlRsT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Clifford u. James Pastor.
Church School at 9:i5.
Communim and sermon iO:ij.
Junior c. Z. 3:C0 p. m
intermediate G:3O.
Young Peoples c. L. 6.2o
Evening Praise and sermon 1880.
Prayer service Wednesday 1880.
II Is hoped that every member Of
the church and congregation will be
present for the first Sunday service
of our Fourth year together in the
Lords work. Come and bring your
friends. The public is cordially In.
vited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

Said election viii he held o, tho
following polling places. to.wll.
IN the flpt Precinct u the first
ward q, 80 sos South second street
The following persons afe hereby
DESIGNATED and appointed 10 conduct
said election
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

rssilnF ihs pofi "YEs. % 10 he
aeslfrs e. fnio against ihs pfoposi.
ilen be- shall ,otr IL the square ln
msalaisl, rFeeeriihE The E ord 80 =
Said rlrcslaa eiil be- held and tan.
dnsird a. provided ~ Lac foF riees
lions ~ this Kind IN she Ciiy Il
Chlfksshs.
The polls ~ ssid elections pill ba
oren ~ The honF ~ sls o'clock ~
the forenoon and closed At tho hour
II ss,cn osioet IN the evening II
aald day
Given undef my hand aud seal Il
the cl,y Of chlekasha. this 10 day
Of October 4 -. 1881
-. CoffMAN.
lsean Mayor
Attest. }. n. wRtinoRN.
city clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01
METHODIST

u. C. Regcn viii preach at the
Methodist church at 5:s0. lie will
also preach at both the morning
and evening services Sunday.
Sunday is expected 10 be high
day.
Preaching at 1915 a. m.
Preaching at 1880 p. m.
The revival Is growing in inter.
est ana everyone is cordially IN.
yltod to the services.
j. ID. SALTER. Pastor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

bonds and create sinking fund for
the purpose Of the payment of the
principal thereof at maturity.
Said bonds to be in denominations
of $1,000.O0 each and none of said
bonds to be sold at less than par
and the proceeds thereof to be used
for the purposes above mentioned.
Proposition II.
Shall the City of Chickasha be.
come indebted and issue its nego.
table coupon bonds for the total
sum of $S0,O0OOO, said bonds to
mature one-half in ten years and
one-half in fifteen years and to bear
interest at six C per cent? per cent
per annum, payable semi.annually,
for the purpose of erecting and con.
structing REINFORCED concrete
bridge over Line Greek on Sixth
Street in said City. and to erect and
construct a REINFORCED concrete
bridge on Fourth Street over Line
Creek, such bridges to be owned
exclusively by said City?
The Mayor and City Council of
said City ITO cause to be levied an
ad valorem tax on all of the taxable
property of said City with which to
pay the annual interest or said
bonds and create sinking fund for
the purpose of the payment of the
thereof at maturity.
Said bonds to be in denominations
OF 100000 each and none Of said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01

hs snd lhe same Il hereby declared
nrrrsssfy - hs done all IL accord.
srro witt the plane. dfssinks. spsei,
fieaiions and estimate heretofore ap.
r.,rd and naw on file In the office
u tho Ciy CLERK n The said cts of
thiftasha
fsetioa II.
That The poIlion u tle streets as
drs flisi and hornded IN section
~ This ilssoluilon he and tho same l.
hereby declared 20 be : publlc ian.
rFoyrmeut dlsiHci la sid City TO
b. known aHd designated ~ srRnET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT so. q
sssilon ~.
That this resolution b. published
faf sis consecutive ISSUES IN the
chlekaaha Daily Express. a news
paper ~ general circulation IL this
city and that ans and ail persons
Interested shall have fifteen days
from tho lHsi publication II this
Resolu'lon within Whlfh 70 protest
and object - such proposed improve
merit
Passed hy an affirmative vote of
Tho majority % ail counciimcn elect /
on this zoth day of September. A. r.. 4
1891
Approved.
ts"all q. c0fFMAN.
Mayor u the City n chlckasha.
Attest. J. n wElLnonN.
city Clerk i0i.ct.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-01
HOLY NAME CATHOLIC.
(First Published Oct. 1, 1921
ELECTION OF PROCLAMATION

BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Laws of the State of
Oklahoma and Pursuant to the in.
strnctions of the City Council of the
City Of Chickasha, Oklahoma, mani
tested by an ordinance duly passed
by the City Council on the goth day
of September, 1921, notice is hereby
given that a special election is called
to be held OH the oath day of
October, 1921. in the City of Chicka.
sha. Oklahoma, for the purpose of
the qualified tax paying voters of
said City voting upon the following
propositions, to-wit.
Proposition |.
Shall the City of Chickasha be.
come indebted and issue. its negoti-
able coupon bonds in the total
amount of $50,OOO.OO said bonds be-
ing payable one-haf in ten years
and one-half in fifteen ). eais and
bearing interest at the rate of six
per cept per annum. payable semi
annually. for the purpose of con-
structing water mains and public
sewer, within said city, all to be
owned exclusively by said City?
The Mayor and City Council of
said City to cause to be levied an
ad velorem tax on all the taxable |
property of said City with which to |
pay the annual interest on said !