The Cimarron News. (Kenton, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, June 5, 1903 Page: 4 of 4
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The Cimarron Xews.
One Year f 1.25. Si* months 65 ocnts.
<ou«<) UMrera:
Probate Judge, H. D. Metse
Chtrk, (Pnd C. Tracy
Treasurer, H. E. O. Putman
Sheriff, M. E. Ilibls
Aw*or, c. C. Hood
Attorney, Chas It. Wright
Register of Deed* Fred C. Tracy
Pnpt. of Sc . ols, Mm Ella Buk. r
Surrnvor, a. M. Gardner
Coroner Georfe Webb
„ C.T.C.Grasharo 1st Dist.
Commissioners / Zoch Cain 2nd
fit. M. Rlzley 3rd •'
Local and Personal.
Mowing machlnc oil ut A. W. Tan-
bet '«
Bruce Sayre visited with his f4iniiy
here Sunday.
Within three degrees of freezing
Tuesday morning.
Nearly everybody seems to be break-
ing a brouo these day*
Charley Wiggins brought in corn
from Clayton this week.
service# at 11 o'clock
E<1 F.ddletnan made u trip to Clayton
Ine fore part of the week.
A. D. Cai jieut. r made a trip to Clay-
ton this week after freight.
tor. Itegnler was attending to husiucs
hero Wednesday afternoon.
Clipper coin and louiatocs are be«t
md are (.old by A. W. Tumicr.
.lack Keys is preparing to go to Max
Well Or^nt on an overland'trip.
Thoo. Cotton who went to Indiana
last winter got ba- k Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary lilies was down from
Sbeeppen Sunday to attend church.
I have the largest stock of groceries
InKetotou. A. W. Tanner.
Early vegetables will soon be ou our
tables notwithstanding the eohl spring.
The Misses Stevens of Pat canon were
Chopping In town Wednesday after-
boon.
Rev. Locke and family went to Z II
Wednesday Where ho will preach next
feunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clelnnd had their
heiglibors iu Sunday to eat Ice cream
With theih.
Jim Smvliu went to Clayton this week
Wftor a windmill purchased through
the Cimarron Supply Co.
Herb and Lee Davis Will complete
the work on the Snyder residence 4
tolics frort town this week.
Miaa Palmer Eddy will celebrate her
ii th anniversary thlo evening by giv-
ing a party to her friends.
A now line of RoelotT hats—the best
\hat tnoney can buy at the Union Com
Ynorclal Companys, Clayton.
D. W. Buyder got iu from Texas
Saturday with about 150 head of cattle,
A little son came w|tli him.
Chat-ley Drew came down from Fol-
som and sjiont two or three days with
bis father, tho rtrst Of the week.
Horace Hughes will go out to hl«
sheep camp the foVe part of the week
*to oversoe tho shearing of his herd.
The hoi'ce race for today promises to
bo Interesting. Both are good rat
horws 46 d niuch muncy will change
hands.
Dave Wright and family cairo down
from llio Cottonwood yesterday after-
noon. Davo will witness the home
Vaoe today.
tho LuloA Commercial Cottipsuy,
have just received an elegant new line
or shoes- best valnc ever shown in the
lofon or Clayton.
Charley Rowan got back from Clay
ton WodiH'sday evening where he had
Woo taking care of Ida wound. He N
much Imorovod.
Mrs. Grljx is still quite sick. Mr.
tarlpe will take her and the children t..
Sytkcufe Kansit" ?:i a Tew days, whore
all* has a sister.
Mrs. fthawhan made John a surprise
jfrtlifiky dinner Ifcst Friday and had a
•*rgo gathering or neighbors come in
So help rejol e oVsr the event. John
*urt got bottle rrom a trip to Trinidad
Vm? fcforu.
Preaching
Sunday.
Doc Emiuersoa or Carrlio was arnoog
tl e visitors here today.
Geo. Thomas and will IfcCal. from
30 miles up tho river were here to the
race today.
Miss Alma Hughes is home rrom
going to school at Ennis, Tex., for her
summer vacation. Her friends wen-
glad to see her In town Saturday.
A dance at the Hubbard hall Mon-
day evening is reported as a pleasant
affair by those who were present. The
dance seems to be a weekly affair.
A. E. Wilt went to their Alamosa
ranch Tuesday to brand calves and look
arter ranch matters. He will be hack
the Tore part of the coming week
John Ilrophy of Tucuincarl, came in
from Clayton, last evening, to l>o her.
for the races today. Some say that ent
i r the horses running belongs to him.
Most people think goods cannot Ik
sold Tor spot wish. A. W. Tanner
sells for cash, and more than 10,000
pounds was unloade d at his warchoux
this woek.
Charley Marselus was up rrom Ids
ranch Sunday to take Dr. Ijaue down
to see his mother who is suffcrln
riom ailments lha«. rollow old age. She
is 75 years old, and has been making
her home hero with her two sons lor
the past year.
Mr. Andrew*, the Secretary or the
I'ueblo Mining ami Smelting company
has returned to Indiana. Ho was well
pleased with tho company's mineral
proepeete and will raise funds luiuicdl
ately to go ahead with the work and
pay up for work already done.
The camp meeting begins Thurs-
day of nxxt week—June 11th. Are
you preparing to come and caiup/ All
who have the success of the meeting at
heart should make sacrifice enough to
lay aside bustuesa matters in s. r ir as
they can consistently and devote their
time and offorts toward tho salvation
of souls Will you do It?
Rev. John II. Stone, the evangelist,
iiln the neighborhood ready to coin
incnoe camp meeting on the 11th. Jack
Zurlck met the Rev. Stone and ramily
at Clnytou, and brought them out to
his ranch where they will recuperate
lost strength, and be freiSb Tor the du-
ties or the meeting.
Gove-nment Surveyors are running
the Iftie between Colorado. New Mexico
and Oklahoma. Last rail the advance
guard made the nocturnal observation
aud now the surveyors are following.
They were about 25 miles west yester-
day. This survey will definitely mark
the line between the state of Colorado
and the two territories. There will (he
Utile variation north or this point Troiu
the supposed line.
Jack Potter Is enlarging his hotel iu
the rear by aildiug a big kitchen. Geo.
harmony has the dobe contract. Jack
also purposes to build an addition on
the cast end or the present main build-
ing. He has been so crowded since
taking hold or the business that more
bedrooms are a necessity. All .lack
has to do Is to stand in the door atid
nod his head and tho traveling public
drop III. To meet Ids Increasing trade
lie Is com|Killed to enlarge tho hotel.
llob't. A. Murra\ m ived a dispatch
Wednesday evening rr..ni Trinidad that
L. E. itaed Was shot. Mr. Murray and
Mr«. Shawhan started for Trinidad
yesterday morning. Everybody In ti
alley knows Mr Reed*end It Is to be
hoped that is wound will not prom a
bad one.
Latek— Word received last wight is
to the eflbct that Im was shot in the leg
anil side, making Ids condition serious.
The shouting was done by M
nun, formerly of Clayton.
Mr. f. W. l«aa.+,
Clayton, X. Mex.
lV ar Sir:
In anstvor to your* will
liare used the Ihickeye M
ranch f^r 10 years. Thei
kinds of grass—"alt. wn ,«
stein and reed grass, and ti* Bueki\c
ids ft all -thlckor thin. Regarding
the Cimarron irra« I d> not know | m
j what It Is but suppose It Is stint
John Tanner, |.\ He rt Tinner,| I>.«\.
Darling of Carrizo were atteudiug the
races here today.
Good residence property in K<ntot>
for saic or trade, worth *1000. F.n«pilre
at tho News office.
Prank Anderson wife and Nora Rec
ord are down from Extor vlsltinjt
friends here today.
A drummer ror Bradley Ellis Jt Co.
was taking orders here this inonilii^
Trom our merchants.
Jerry Ilarton came in at noon loilax
with a lot or dry goods aud other goods
l or the Cimarron Supply Co.
T. II Drew was up to the Carriso
mining camp Tuesday morning to wit
nes« the concentrating or the low gradt
copper ore. Ily an acid process th<
copper is belnir successfully separatd
from the sand rock and red need to
tnn s of 05 |ier cent pure < op|ior. Of
course the work Tar has not pasm-d
the ex(>erl mental stage, but enough ha
alr<adv been shown to prove that the
low grade ore can Ik; profitably worked
By this late-t process they are • now
testing. An effort will Is1 mailt; soon
to work the high grade ore. To d
this it will 1m; necessary to add a roast
cr, which will Is- done. The Iad'i -u
den.-e company have the necessary
crusher for the work and aU,, the new
eoiKs-nlrator that works by tho wind
and jig principle. The company ha
quite a lot of copper on , the product
of the acid process r a I r
and part of It wa1 tak . u t
to lx; sent to tiniVi. |r it pi-„v:
to the exp i ' mi w rk I tyj
ineuced ou a much larger s'-ale
the experimental work now going
CopjH-r ore not near so rich as the
Cariizo, is lwhig worked dally h
Arizona, aud why not here?
ftM'H l«'<l I'rOpBHIlN,
S.Mileil proposals for the exclusive
'land privilege, during the Hh of July
ci;lebratloh, l-'rlday and S.iiurday. v\ ill
Is; received by the I-2x< «-nIi\ i- em '11;t
tw ii|i to noon Mturiltv June |-'ih
Ad lle bids to W. M. Ivldy <
inltteo reserves riglit to rej< et any or all
hids. Executive Com.
All diseases start In the bowels.
Keep them open or you will be sick.
CASCARETS act like nature. Keep
liver and bowels active without a sick-
ening griping reeling. S,\ million
jM'oplo take and recommend CA8CAR-
ETS. Try a 10 cent box. All druggists
Ooniolldatpd
NOTICE ron PL' BLIflATIO.V.
Department of the Iiitorlor
L ii<t orttoe at W.wMlwael. Okla. T«r. I
April . 1-jn. j
Notloaiii heraby itlvcn tnat the fu!l..wink-
natncl settlers have tlleit notice of tlu lr lnteu
linn t-. make dual |*r<i f itssipwt si tksil
elslms. anil that sal.) pr.i<.f will l>o mn.lc l.efnre
Itohert It. tlean, t'. 8. OmH OlNUUlfliftlf in
>'i,■ I f r I'-. ivor f.'nniy i k l«1 I
Uarri-tt. okla. Ty.or June IS listi. ii
«IKoR,iK W. CKAIITHKK. heir ,l anil-fsrih,
lieir« ..f Murjr K. Crnl.tr. 1. '..iIIien-th
T. II. ' $ ; - .. for ihe \ ■, , ,,„i si ','
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Vi/ liKoli'lK W. t'RAIITHKK, i illtenan, o
T.. U.K. \... itflt for tlie I...I 1 an.' I. X W
n.l M> ; \ I !, l , T. «x, u. 4 K.. 0. M.
They name the following wltneKne* in prove
'•liVi'i'iVirMt,lene® ",M"> l" ' '-"I'lvatlm,
Willi, iii t). 1111 ic h > •. K'lw in l)i >kliart snd
Arthur l!!,„,khsr. all of • .-.Hi ]• ii'! ¥
Th..nia- Itl.hinoli.l Jr.'.r l.rt rnU, O.T.
K. I>. IIeai.y, Ke(lat«f
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Sells
Cattle and Ranches
On Commission,
l.i«l>«ur I'riipirlj Willi lilin i
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1 hack leg vaccine. In all forms, double
•lugie or string. Lincoln dip by the
'nrrwl or by the gallon. Give me C
■ s days to jjet It here when In need of
i itlier.
L.A. WiKorr.
The
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bepartissnt of the Interior,
Lit n.l1 Utii-e at Cla« ton. M. «.. t
April « I 'd.. <
hereby tlrei
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for ih<. XW \ SK'. W
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tie name* the following
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All our farmer readers should take
:uJv.iiit:i«e of tho nnprecedfnted club-
' :«• offer wo this year make,'which In-
|«I ■ vv.th this | i>er, The I.ive Ft k
li li.-itor, Itsspeeiil Farmer's Institute
' • on*, and The Poultry Farmer
I'ln three publications an; the best of
their class and should be in ever) farm
home. To them we add, for local,
utility and general news, our own
paper and make the price of the four
year only tl.i'0. Xr ver Itefore was
so much superior reading matter offer-
•d for -.1 -mall an viiouut .>f mom
The three papers named, which we
slab w ith our own, arc well known
throughout the wist, and commend
themselves to the renders favorable at-
tention upon mere mention. The Live
Stock Indicator is the great agrlcultura
aud live stock pa|x r of the West. The
Poultry Farmer is the most practical
poultry paper for the farmer, while the
Special Farmer's Institute Editions are
he iuo«t practical publications for tho
promotion of good farming ever pub-
lished. Take advantage of this great
iifer, a< it will hold good for a short
time only. Samples of these papers
may be examined by calling at tills
office.
Carpenter Shop.
Contracting and Building.
Furniture made and repilred. Screen
doors. Job work solicited.
Buiial -Caskets
All sizes constantly on hand
A. A. WILT - - Kenton, Okla. ,
X. 13. IjATUII,
Physician an>1 Surgeon,
Kenton, - - Oklahoma.
Calls promptly answeivd
Lntfrfrr.
Heaver - Oklahoma.
Will practice In all court* of tha Territory and I
before the I'. S. Land Officii.
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poiaonons filth to ren «:n ml
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II. J. IIauiiovd,
President.
C. Q. ClIANIILKIt,
Vioe-I'residenl,
.1 W. EVA**
Cashier. -
The First National Bank of' Clayton j.
Clayton. New Mexico.
t'apltal, k .o.ooo Narplm, •4.lo.oo^
I ■■ 11.-<I Silnlra Di'iioallory.
Territorial lt«-| o ltory
Comparative Statement.
nESOUnCES:
Loans and Discounts.
Overdrafts,
Expenses,
Furniture and Fixtures,
U. S. Bou.ls
Five Per. (Ynt. Fund,
Cash and Exchange,
Total,
.tan. 1 1 <2
$ 60,838115
2, if.7 91
92 48
1,825 91
r>,:ioo oo
:i!5 oo
30,882 49
Jan. 1 I1MM
* 95,330 54
none.
none.
1,904(52
10!),ri4« 75
2,290 00
53,217 41
1108.721 84 #262.289 35
IjIArtlljXTIES:
C^apltnl, $ 25.000 00 * 50,000 00
Sitriih s 'nonk. 450 00
Interest and Exchange, 2,381 79 5,120 01
Circulation, 0,300 00 50,000 00
Deposits, i 75,010 05 156,719 34
Total, $108,721 84 $202,289 35
The above statement Is correct. J
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