The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 92, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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TO XEWSPAPEIl Mfc.N.
numbers and addresses in the El
Reno drawing. \w' will supply these .%&
ready prints at ) cents per qulr«. Juet
what you want t< no .->it with your wtck-
ly. Send cash with order anil they wld go
by return cxjfress. Ho will print name
and date <>f jour paper in head. No or-
der can b«' filled for less than 20 Quires at
this price —STATE CAPITAL PRINT-
ERS. Guthrie, o. T.
REVIEW-* £ - J J
Only Associated Press Paper In Oklahoma.
$£/• in be •liM.ii--! when the < >>bb
ma;- will do It for 60 cents. It de-
scribes accural.ly the lay of tv-
«■! > M'li'H. r. >••••. 1 . ) e« nt.H and get
it by in..11 postpaid. STATE « APl-
i'M. I'KiNTINU CO., Outhrle,
THE PIKST PAPER PUBIISnFD IN OKLAHOMA.
VOLUME XI11.
KATUIiDAY MORNING,
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, AUGUST 3.
SA'I I KIIAV MdliNIXli
XUMIU'l 62.
THE STATE CAPITAL will print daily each entry, name and description of land tiled upon after the drawing". \ oil will know
1ST ATE CAPITAL. You can accurately select your land from the Topographical Cobb Map. Send 4U cents for the DAILY ST.
with all names, numbers and addresses of the lucky.
all
about it through the up-to-date
CAPI1 A L one month by mail,
(Locators, Lawyers, and Sharks
are Moving into Lawton
Numerously.
t OFFICIAL MAP INADEQUATE.
JfTlie Lawton I'oat-Ofllce Uegfiis Huni-
uhhii Willi Wcverai W b#ii l.oads
Of 31 Hi 1 Aeeuminted on Hand
for the Ten Hall Clerk*
to W ork up.
FORT BILL, O. T., AUGUST
j yesterday was pay day for the Indians
I the roads were lined with Indians arrayed
tin all their guadv costumes and as usual
Ion the day bofore payday completely
iout of funds. The money issued was the
regular semi-annual payments lur the
grass money or the rent f r their, pas-
tures. Colonel Randlett arrived yester-
day and by noon ha had completed the
work here. The colonel and his assis-
tants have been at work at this payment
for about two weeks, and it was only
with greatest effort on the part of his
clerks that he coittpkted the work here
today. During the past two weeks pay-
ments have been made to Kiowas, Co-
manche.") and Apache* at Anadarko,
Rainy Lake, Kant < ache, and '1 he Ked
Btoretwo miles south of Fort Sill. The
Comanche* and Apache* receive ♦!<' per
capita which amounts to about op.: hun-
dred und twenty thoueand 'lolluis. he
i "VVlc-hliiis will receive only 131) per head.
The Wichltas will receive their payment
knext week. The Indians no somer re-
lceive their money than they are beset
, on all sides bv gamblers who are always
on hand on l-siy day, but in most ln-
fstances they And a good match in
j Toor Lo" from the time he is olu enough
'to walk.
Those who have to llle on the sixth are
beginning to come In and are all out
looking for good claims. Agreeable sur-
prises were in r; re for some of tli<- lu« ky
;icw win rece;-.ed their notification card
toda
thes
had
•cad
.their names In the papers Th# t
-lawyers and gamblers .no flocking in a*
; thick as bees, and the postmaster, Mr
'*\Vhlt\ v. . . v ■ . ie,i today, but f r some
reason did not come. A lew have receiv-
ed copies . f the ?ovcrnment true. but
nearlv all are greatly disappointed an It
does not give any of the rivers, and
topogr'phv .if the laud, and a man In or-
der to intelligently use this man must
have a 1 obh niap. The democrat! I tve
Well advertised their meeting and large
crowd is ex;mted.
The Lawton nostofflce wag opened
8unda> with ten clerks wlv
to
ork
il In
been sacked into bar-
opening "f the offici
.1 business awaiting
mall which has
rels awaiting the
It seems that I.
for the volume ■
new post i iff ice
A. C. Atkins who drove f'vin J
was found in his tent very it!, am
purse of was immediately raised
the old i
Deputy
adarko
ent back ho
quit t
will stand
Me Mast e
d from An
•d that e\
orthern district Is verj
The marshal this morii'v-.'
otlier whh'key peddler win
trial before I'nmmN.-
Many were the <11*;
a few happy surprint
at Ft. t-'ill was one <
and drew No. 7
The construction of the post office will
be completed here today, and will be
ready for business h> the sixth which
will be a relief to the penplo as all have
to go five mil.s to Ft. t'lll for all mail
The hack drivers have :it last np. n.*d
road straight from Lawton to Mar-
which saves live miles. as teams
the train, the trip can he made In
up
MC
The old lard office blanks will not do in
pie new country. The State Capital sent
\to Its special correspondent in Wash-
ington and had him go to the land com-
jrnlBSloner and get copies of E\ MHY
I BLANK TO UK fSI-D In entering th-
, lands of the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache and Wichita reservations. Thes.,
ftr ples arrived Saturday. TILLY AK1J
THE ONL1' COPIES OP THKS1S
BLANKS WHICH IIAVK COME TO OK-
LAHOMA. These official blanks are
[. No. 4*H8— Homestead Application,
i No. 4-608—1$ -Homestead Affidavit—Reg
ular.
, No. 4-608 A -Homestead Affidavit—for
fractional entry of adjoining homestead,
k No. 4-5UR--Soldiers Declaratory state
Bnent (In person).
No. 606—P- Receiver'b Receipt.
No. 608 -E—Soldier s Declaratory State
: went, (for filing by agent).
No. 60S F- Non-Mineral Affidavit.
F No. r-s G—Copy of S ddier's Discharge.
' No. 608— H Relinquishment.
| Mn 608-1 -Affidavit to bo filed before
tontest.
I No. f.08 — —Notice of contest.
a short time.
The republicans held a meeting and
made arrangements to give Governor Jen-
kins, Secretary Grimes, Dennis Klvne,
and several other prominent republicans
a reception when they nrnvj the last
of the week. A committee w is appoint -.'
to make arrangements for a meeting Sat-
urday night which was called I >r the
purpose of perfecting a coutuy organiza-
tion. Chas. H. Thompson, one of the dep-
uty marshals here, who registered the
last dsy learned today that h • was one
of the lucky few. Peon'e :. c coining on
from every direction, North. East, and
South, ami In all kinds of conveyances
One old farmer and all of ills children
walked over from Marlow.
Following the close * f 'he land lottery
yesterday at El thousands of ho/ne-
scekers who drew clanks started for the
points picked out by the federal govern-
ment for townsite* in the nnw country,
namely. Anadirko, Hobart and Lawton.
A ma^orl'y of th.- pe >ple tavu t I Lawton
which !s twenty-five rrll'-s Inland, and to-
r.'.glit thousands are camoed in arw acout
the proposed townsite awaiting the sale
of lots on August l>. ,
Already Lawton has 4 -0 temporary busi-
ness houses Every form of v.onblmg
known on the 'rontior is being run wide
open, side ov. s.Oe v« J.h IrtKe t-hows of
various descriptions, and to add to the
iccne a thousand Comanche fnduus lvve
jithced their tents nearby 'J h ?
ndians await their last payment for
jrass, In the aggogate. which Is
due them under the old contract. Hun-
dreds of persons have procured govern-
llcenses to sell liquor but it will
take two weeks of routine In following
the laws of the territory before they
can open their places, in the meantime
lawton vv ill be dry.
The Chicago. Hock Island and Pacific
•allroad Is pushing the construction w >rk
in Its extension Into Lawton and expo ts
... have freight and passenger trains run-
ning Into the town by September.
10,000 AT LAWTON.
LAWTON, O. T„ AUG. 2.—(Seclal)—
A.s the day for the sale of town lots
draws near the crowds of newcomers
are beginning to increase and by Satur-
day night fully ten thousand people
will be camped in or near Lawton. The
rnqds are lined for miles In all direc-
tions with p u,ple from far and near,
from New York. Washington, Kansas,
Texas and in fact there are a verv
few states that are not represented.
Some have come for speculative pur-
poses, others for business opportuni-
ties, while a great many having been
disappointed In the drawing have con-
cluded to purchase a town lot erect a
home and If they should have an op-
portulty purchase a farm. There are
many ideas as to how and where the
sale of town lots will take place but
It is the general opinion that the sale
will take place on the court house
square and In the manner as prescrib-
ed by the secretary of the Interior. The
new bnnk of Lawton which was allow-
ed to be erected for the convenience
of the public is nearly completed and
will be ready for business by August
(5. The Institution has organized with
a set of prominent and qualified offi-
cers and directors. Mr. George F. M.
English Is cashier.
Tho democrats held quite an enthu-
siastic meeting last night. Elected Mr.
J. A. Baker as temporary chairman, a
few wanted to establish a central com-
mittee but after due consideration they
decided thnt as Comanche county
would not be recognized until the sixth
It would be better to organize a dem >-
crntlc club. During the meeting Mr.
Raker made an address in which he in-
timatod that the Texas democrats were
the only local men in the party that
ihe Kansas and northern brethren were
too weak kneed. This brought Mr.
L. P. Ross of Norman to his feet and
In a few seconds very nicely roasted
Mr. Raker upon his sectionalism and
.■•aid that "he was a member of the na-
tional party and was glad that the
democratic party was big enough to
recognize loyal men from any state."
Marshal Fospett r« turned today and
was than pleased to see how well the
marshals that he left In charge had
been handling the crowd and said he
anticipated no trouble from the large
crowd of people that would be here on
August fi us the majority of people here
were law abiding citizens.
PRICES.
iPn
100 ....
Mr. Painter, the sheriff, has not yet
arrived, but his deputy, Mr. Rhodes,
came today and reports that he expects
Mr. Painter any day.
The water question here Is getting
to Irt? a serious one, as four wells have
been drilled to tho depth of from 40 to
400 feet and no water found yet. A
fifth was commenced today and unless
this turns out better than the others,
the town will have to be supplied from
the private wells along Cache Creek
and springs and this means that water
will command a good price.
Copies of the Government Fiats ol
lawton, Anadarko and Hobart,
For sale by die STATE CAPITAL at 10 cents cach by mail postpaid.
Get Gopies D:
StateCapital Bureau, f>10 Front St., Washington. D. C,, July 30,
F. H. GREER, Guthrie, Okla. The government has printed two hundred each of
the plats of thr Lawton, Anadarko and Hobart townsites. Ihese will be for the use
of the government officials and assistants and the balance will be given away. I
send you by this mail copies of each ot these government plats.
WEBSTER BAI.LINGER
The STATE CAPITAL immediately upon receipt of these government plats sent
them to the engraver and electrotyper. These plats will be ready to put on the press
this Saturday night. By Sunday morning thr maps will be out. 1 hey will be put in
a neat manillacover, and on this cover will be printed the Official Rules Governing
the Purchase of Town Lots.
You can see the 200 plats sent out by the gov rnment will not be a drop in the vast
crowd. Ten thousirnd probable purchasers will be 011 each towhsite.
Send 50 cents to us and get any one of these townsite plats postpaid, Each is an
Exact Copy of the Government Plat.
Liberal terms to agents. Address,
STATE CAPITAL PRINTING CO.
Guthrie, Okla.
Scrofula
Few are entirely free from It.
Il may develop ho slowly as to cause
little If any disturbance during the whole
(>eriod of childhood.
It may then produce Irregularity of the
Btoiunch and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh,
und marked tendency « consumption
before manifesting itself In much cutaneous
eruption or glandular swelling.
II is best to be sure that you are qulto
free from It, and for its complete eradica-
tion you can rely on
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The beat of all medicines for all humors.
They are Leaving El Reno by
Train and Prairie Schooner.
1 dlllK to
lie T Jan -'
f< r giv-
ut'\ undersUUidinfly
that t!.i • •• Is net,
1 Mn the Htulim thpr«-
"t 1 irtz or other
1 protest about
from Altoona,
•equeSt
Matters are Now in Shape
that One Must Occ ur.
A CONFEHENCE TO-D AY
the Ruesticn Will be Determinea
this Meeting
IN NEW YORK CITY AGAIN
At We-llsvllle the 3len are In nn 1'gly
Mood and Trouble of a Nrrloun
Mature JMay Occur at Any
.lieu Arriving
were 1 propose to
this matter v. here it
A upecial to the
Pa.. sHjf:
Instead of flatly r- f islns the
of the Amalgamated >n la is t r another
conference In order t.> bring about a .set-
tlement of the Bteol strike thi officers
of the United Staley S eel corporal.
have appointed an hour for meeting t ■
| executive board of the Amalgamated <
foclation in New York t;. 1 • morning. T.iiit
decision to meet thei'i was an lunced la
a message nen direct t > President Sha -
for yesterday afternoon and was prompt-
I ly accepted.
the members of the board m o'*'
arrangements to leave f,.r New York. T':
hurried throughout their aeaalon, and ...
10 o'clock last night nil w-'iv ,,n Voar lTh.
P|itv, org limited bound for.t.-.e K.i <
The representatives of the labor • : •
Izatton inumbered fifteen in all Seer.*-
V Williams sai l thnt the only Inumbep
absent was vice-president C. II Dgvla of
Chicago. lie said the members had no
Id en whom they would meetln New York.
All of the members were ret 1 < nt > d
declined to discuss their proposed visit.
They were hopeful. ■
suit, and expressed confic
strike could be settled befo
to Pittsburg. The fact th.
of the l*nltcd States Set
had consented to discuss t'
the official body of the Ai
soda
flcient 1;
officials
for the trust in Pittsburg thr m.-P .
week w is among the puss.-- ■
boarded the train at the Kast L
was in another car than the '>• -
by the Amalgamated men. Mr. 1
was aeconip.i ni> d 1 y are'ilvr man
Identity he declined t
This is the Record Made and
Sustained by Cresceus.
Per 1,(100
Remember the State Capital Is THE
OVJ.Y HOUSE iN OKLAH >11 \ Hv\ -
IN6 THE CORRECT FORMS.
5'.cfc«h mutt accompany all otders.
AcMro'B.
U MTATE CAPITAL PRINTING CO.,
LjV Guthrie, o. T.
PROTOCOL OF POWERS.
PKlvlN, AUG. ° The protocol commit-
tee of the ministers of t)„. • .wers Imvc
virtually linlshed the draft of the protocol
and will submit the same for up r v ii to
the other ministers Ail m n-stions will he
signed in th" course of a few days un-
less there hlnuld '.>e some disstn
as to the plo-as. "logy, rewmbllng ti
cnsslon that aron, over the wmd "Irre-
v.-eable'" lit tie sarly State of ihe liego-
tlntlons. Should such a hitch occur, tho
signing may h« Indefinitely delayed.
neither Mr. 1
the Amalgama
offer an opinion or dls
________ I The only intimation
by the Amalgamati <1
PITTSUURG. AUG. 'I— Judging by in- i would have to
durations thai ■ |.ra«lcally «• . V™* \ Kr2?,,,^c^nr, %'?"
or war in the steel troubles will be an- u rnr>r(, pjioral interj>retat Ion
nouneed from N<-.v York City tomorrow. I interruntiv.- .-tatis.- in tie
When tin Amalgamated Association e*- ™^^dya®Krf
ocutlve board adjourned this evening . j
President Shaffer announced that
meeting would be held tomorrow
will probably be a meeting here
row of a portion of tho board, but the. aboiislun
national ottlcera will be 1 New York. Tl,o ! mills is
circumstances leading up to this unex-
pected trip, while not officially made
known, are evident enough to substan-
tiate the story which follows:
During the day many telegrams worn
received at the association conference ,
rooms, tho last coming Just before ad-
journment. and were answered promptly.
This answer was in all probability the ,
announcement ot tho N. w Y..rU pIt. |
that the trli would be mad- b> th ■ - j
ficials tonight, carrying out .m arraJig i
ment entered
rooms in the- li
before. Ai abou
fer, William
llnnt aasemblnKe.
In the over night pool selling a great,
deal of money went into the box at
odds of $J5 to $17 on time against the
trotter. At the track, owing to the
fierce wind, the o lds against the horse
Increased to *2.". to hut the backers
of Cresceus w ore game, and took the I
short end as long as pools were sold.
George Keteham appeared on the I
track with Crest cub a little before. H i
o'clock. The horse aud driver were roy- I
ally received as they passed the stand.
The champion Jogged three miles slow-
er than three minutes and one In - 22.
An hour Inter he came out again and
after scoring several times stepped a |
mile in 36 At half-past 4 he worked
out for the last time In 2: 1T 1-2. lie
evidently had great power In reserve,
and the vast throng waited patiently
for the great test. It was evident that
the wind would not subside before It
was dark, ami at '• 40 the stallion was
brought out for the trial.
Tim Murren, his trainer, was ready
to accompany him with the runner,
and Dan La ho waited at the half milo
pole to take him on from there.
On the fifth score Ketham nodded
the word, but Cresceus was not In his
stride and he pulled up at tho first
turn to try it again. Down to the
wire he rushed, the runner two lengths
behind, and this tlrue It was a go.
Gamly facing the breede the champion
started on his Journey, moving with
apparent ease, nnd at his greatest
speed. The runner caught him at the
quarter and a sign went up from the
breathless throng as the time went up
a quarter of a second less than 30. Now
the wind was at his back, and, rt-al-
llzng the advantage, Keteham k< pt him
never before attained, and here the
second runner caught him up.
Into the far turn and around It the
great stallion thundered, his mighty
hine like stride carry-
quarter pole was reached and passed
In the wonderful time of 1:H0 1-4.
al for as Crasceus
turned into tht* stretch the bitter wind
beat him In the face and held
In his ears and on
he came. With Indomitable courage he
IHE BIG PLAIF0RM DESERTID
Going lo the Promised Land
Homes or lor Farms
ANADARKO, HOBART. LAWTON
. ■■ .1 "ti l"rth. r" u T. il
I* ot'fcatd l.nrt. ... Kin krH.N li-rte".
.i. . i- mli' i si-
' I o j,, ft;r | of
' 111 sea1
as;
I Is e . iiun-m er-
. . I 11 I 111• .«!',! I ion. • M.
i itimuu ivi" tie ' of
■I'dr.t title to mineral 4eyU
t'v drawing Hal
>Dh rer^ iW
rr. . .ent'. and lAi-
t. a dirtv, mm
I quilt under
rilling* • nto
nlt.i! aa&lrtst
m,
4 (Hill irt Urt M «'('
Hall that i J
w nud the Pre
till Open the
EL RENO. O. T.. AI'tifH
All day tho fujiuiia^
to locate lh<•
era toward lAiwton : i ..
Lurt. while must ot the un
Starting on th" return ir!|. t
In the stiitea. The booth. a.ii
have lined tho f,tie..tB anc
vacant lots ucu beln;; t"i
by tomorrow «•. ■ n ng 11
its normal condition.
Every train that leaves 111
ed to the platlornis a..d
ro.id Ie id.11k toward the n.
throngtil with i
. had walk-
kvd
Is wljci.i vujl
■ ot, rvat
•. wfinl lining
i *1: .^n-
1 ,ii ip (JTOin
r the iqc.Jfv
nrhlcb
A SMALL STEAL
th?
.Quartermaiter's Clark of the
Egbert got ofi v/dh $5,463
at Seattle.
I'hapelle
«. rooms and were closeted
htm for about thirty minutes. I he u..- i
deratemllng 1 tluit l this m.Mliw Mr.
Preaton made known the comblnaUon a
«,iilv concession in the matter of re-op-
eninc the wiipe conlerence where it left
off three weeks ago Th s ConcM.(-1on w..s
in th. shape of a demand tiiat if -i n-w
conferi-ace Is grunted it must l-'e spe< ..i" |
ally . ailed before hand wh.
> l.e
participate.
Th life
of yesterda
crecy being
lugs insidi
iuit companle
italned
om ' wellsvllle, Ohio,
a repetition
kind "f se-
thc happen-
N|:w YORK, AUQ. 2 —It was loarn-
e<l today thut each delegate from the
New Tork Chamber <>f Com
the recent London dinner contributed 1 jockl'd
51.ouo to tha Victoria iiiexuuiiai fund, «ak>w ua in wu<
telegru
night, pays: , , . I
• At tht close f the third week ol the
strike aniont, the st««l workers
Wellsvilh i int f the American •l"'t
S'eei Company the steel trust has tlv '
hf-tter ot the argument. Nine new nun
from Scxotuitl.., Pa . w.re taken Into tool
mill t >day. The men wwe in the pai or
car of tht afternoon tram, ami ih Uours
wer. lo.ktd .11 Kast I.;vtsr:n>ol and the
strikers pickets r«Hisol permission to
enter When the mill «.i* reached the
train was stop:e<l and the men wer.
rushed under the stockade m'oie ' u k-
,ts could speak to them. The strikers
an In an nglv mood tonight and much |
< hagrined v.t the compat y "
1 ' men Into the mill. Mayor A 1'. Ueun > i
i"e |lRll ,,, interi.-re personally tonight Attn
a body of strkerknnd prevent thnn from
,nt taking 1 ivid Ah;
Brooklyn, for ibly v
river. The mayor
t r,i n and paid Ilia lare out of tow n IU
piotect him.
Koports are In clroulatlnn tonight tiiat
moro ni^u are cominv: on tiui midnight
train Organizer Griffith saud tonight:
■£" "It is pretty near time for th* Amer-
; I. an ]• od. raiion t Labor to take part
'in this Strike This af. rno«.n the r una
i ud und . _
lhe* Jtrika Li'oftiUira
/•hlnlst
eatnt'
2.021-4
Record
Lowers His Former
1-4 Second,
THEFATSEST MILE EVER TROTTED
he i-..ig
ened stride and In apitn of the «
th- breeze flashed under
I against whb h
struggled It Is believed that his tlm
tild have been a second fas
... . lerful
trotted
Knthu
I passed th
hamplon and hu«
hun« around hh
1 drl\
I called
appreciation taaen in the attempt,
trust In C)hlo horses and his
.t fagged, and in half
hour he seemed ready for anoth
be H.KS.
Liwinrs, o.
hamplon of the trotting turf, added
by trot
\ I reducing by half
it this tin:
ufa<
mill
lisputea settled
rd of 2: 0L
Friday. Tht
I in 59 3-4
hus bet
minute by an>
(|uarters
2: "L': 1 - 4
ing directly up
hlch k'-pt him frc
month
i prevent ti
tt linp
h di
i/.ing all
I of by ti
aid that
>y mannf.
ill mil
quest l
Is said
propositi
the door
be dlsj
IMPUGUED
HER CHARACTER
11 ''pie journeyed to
the great
brll-
GARTERS
• ITTLE
\ aV£R
pis.I.S
ANOTHER CUP CHALLENGER.
Then the Girl's Friends and
Relatives Hung Him
w vJ,
Ls •rtJj
ten:
1 .-kaif>
r' P,
^7' i'
Little Idwr rilU
lefendant 1
1 the pe
hor l«
; ...* ireUwbiie
v.,
. t-„ ' do
Deputy H
NON-MIN PiRAI. OATH
It Is th
iy i 1 iwyers wh
that
•at'. UT
CARTER M5DICINE Ca, N«w Y«*.
tie coustn
opof-ed t ' be tll««l
with nrfcixuco to charvtir
to the
;^S>".. ■ xmm.
r ™
'i-z*'<■'J''• ^
s : - f
Here Is Grey Friar, tho fcp • ly 48-foot racing yacht e«-nt by Lome
Cttiria to rtet aguinst Red Coat, the Canadlr n Cuj I '-fender. The con-
test rai ks r.. vt in Unportanoa in th yachting world to the 8hamroclt-Con-
stitution matches. Kr, cafcrw iutends bringing Oi-: Friur to tills country
Shortly.
JUL SOU
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 92, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1901, newspaper, August 3, 1901; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc124469/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.