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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA JUNE 26, 1906
TUESDAY MORNING
NUMBER 54.
MONEY FOR
TERRITORY
J Sharp Williams May Quit. •iCHUNK FOR .
* jA oklahoma
Ifc Oklahoma Mentioned in the!
General Deficiency Bill
FUNDS TO BE HELD OUTi
EXPENSE ACCOUNT AWAITS
NEW REGIME
BIG FEE FOR AN ATTORNEY
Edgar Smith is Allowed $5,000
for Services in Representing
the Claimants of Rights in the
Cherokee Nation Through In-
termarriage—Ten Million the
Total Appropriation
Appropriation of $5(T,000 for
the New Slate *
INSURtS NLW BlIlDIN'b
OKLAHOMA CITY LOCATION
FOR THE STRUCTURE
OMNIBUS BILL AGREED ON
No Baby born to Princess Cecilc jy|£/\]
TAIN I tD
* IT,;. Robert M. McWade.) *
State Capital Bureau "1417 O St. N. W.
Washington, June L'.',.—The general de-
ficiency hill reported this afternoon by
Chairman Tswney. appropriates Jl'^.245.-
ftfe.M. The only item i: carri > th.it is1
Interesting to <%klahoma is a section di-
re ting the payment of Jf.,00 to Edgir
Smith out of the mhal funds of the
Cherokee Nation for his services ti at*
torney before the supreme court in the
matter of the er.rollmen1 of certain per-
sons claiming rights In the Cherokee Na-
1 on by intermarriage.
Several legislative provisions are in-
cluded in the bill. In one of them au-
thority is given the secretary of war to ;
11.' the I. relief fund icciofore
paid for San Fran isco. not only in the i
purchase of relief supplies, but to replace I
1he supplies taken from the a my stores, j
The secretary has estimated'that some-1
thing like HOP,'** of this fund remains
unexpended. • I
In view of statehood for Oklahoma, the j
amount available /or the payment of the i
ex|)-nscs of the territorial government
are to t e turned into the treasury when j
1h9 «*tatc povernment Is organized
The "secretary of the treasury is to
hen-after furnish the enngress detailed
estimates of expends of collecting the
revenues from customs, y
TO THE PRESIDENT
TOO FEW RETURNS
Washington. June — John Shajp
Williams, of Mislsippq, the minority lead-
er of Jih9 house of representatives, is
Kcriou: Iv considering quitting politics for
a profesor<hi|> in the University of Vir-
ginia. He if^ said that he would accept
the rha'r of polith-al history and econoui;
fliould it be offered to him* It l^s bem
Hons# and Senate-Agree on the'
Osage Bill
Wash ngion. Jnne 20 -The bill d \ .ding |
the lands and funds of thi Osage Indians j
in Oklahoma was finally passed by both ;
house and senate today and will now go '
to the^-prcsldent for his signature. Un- I
dcr its provisions the valuable lands of !
the 'Indians will be allotted and millions
of dollars :n the United is;arogeiiurj (
•will be placed to the individual credit of
members nf the tribe., Tho lands will
l>e allotted under the direction of the
.nterior department. At the next session
a bill probabl? wttj be passed permitting
the Indians to sell their holdings. Dele-I
gate Mctiii re, wiio introduced the bill
passed today, sa>s it will open Ui< way
for a complete dissolution of the Osagcs"
tribal relations.
GILL AND CLAYTON
President Selects Judges for Dis
tricting Board
Washington. June 2-". -President Roose-
velt today appointed Judge William H.
Tf. Clayton and Judge Joseph A dill to
serve with Commissioner Tarns Bixby on
the board created by the statehood bill
to apportion Ind an Territory and Okla-
homa into din* i for the election of
delegates to the constitutional conven-
tion. Judge Clayton presides over the
central d strict of the Indian Territory
and Judg^ Oill over the northern dis-
trict there. Judge (Jill is a Kansan. At.
the Vune of his appointment eon 'ie |i^
dkin Territory bench he lived in Col-by.
WIND IN ARKANSAS •
Lightning Played Havoc in Little Rock,
Heavy Rainfall.
$1< mphiV June .'..-Specials rom a
rumber of Arkansas points indicate se-
vere thimder storms prevailed In aim - t
the entire stale esrlv today extending a*
far southwest as I ►alias, Texas. At I.lt-
tle flock. Ark , a number of small hous. ■<
were struck by lightning and seriously
damaged, end street ear service was de-
layed for several hours.
Pine Bluff, Ark., reports the heaviest
rain fall of the season. Telegraph and
telephone communication with Ark a*- n
and Texas po||its is grately Interrupted.
« + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«
+ Weather. 4
+ Washington. June 25.—Forecast: $
+ Oklahoma and Indian Territory e
4 Fair and warmer Tuesday and 4
4 Wednesday. * 4
ENID BEATEN AT HOME
Enid, Ok. June 2ft—A large and en
tl'Usiastic rrowd attended the ball game
between the Enid Fire department and
the Wellington (Kansas) Reds Sunday af-
ternoon It the tylrgroiftidji.
-Some most ex< < llent p'a s were made
on both slder. while there were also Home
\ery bad ones and the final result was i
djleat *for the. visitors by a score of 6
to in The Enid Fire department plays
Yukon's yam at Kingfisher July. t.
BUILDING READY JULY 1
Special to the State Capital.
Knfd, Q^.j June -The new building
for trie oklahoma Stat^ Bank is fast n<
• oniplet ion and III t>. occur it 'I
nbr.ut Jills jfttii by the bank. M: . .
I.aahe of Nebraska, will arrive next weea
with his stock of drugs and book- to be
placed i 'h' south of tho buildinf.
The upper story will he occupied by of-
fi es entirely.
FOR LIGHT PLANT.
Work at Weleetkah Will Begin at
Oncc
Special to The State Capital.
Weleetka. I. T., June The ma. h n-
erv for the liyht plant and waterworks
has 'been recently purchased and ^he
work will immediately begin in tiie near
future to install the same. The people
are much pleased wit the prospect of
obtaining in abundant supply of w.rer
It In now the intention of the authorities
to harness a mountain stream which
Hows from the hills west and ,ts
throtigii tie . thwes: s.de of : ♦ mwri.
Porttapo no town In either (crrlttr] ••
more won.lerfullv blessed vvi , w....
The North Canadian river touches w i -*
in easy rea< h of a pipe line on either
the <ast or west side * However. Provi-
denep, •wishing to bestow .1 rnor >oun-
tiflll supply. turned the V\ .1 ' e! s ..f a
mountain stream amb the ^bapy creek
.1 fhe feet of V\ ■ I'-etka
. Since the destruction of the plant here
last 1 I.retinas, the people h«v.. been
pla. ed at greatest inconvenience. [Ve
IS neat'lv twi. e as n.g^ ; j.taL
war'.and no questlMls arc asked about
The. waters that dow by Wetlectka
are not so dose that every one may dip
their cup in and quench the parched
throat. Howcve^ the ]m oplc mut stay
on the good side of the water wagon
man or wail for the water tiify never
comes. • '
decided by. the university to create this
chair and amony the names monition-' 1
in connection with it are those of Mr.
V. Illinois and Representative Charles \.
TJpwne. of Nw eVoak. Mr.,Towne has
said that under no . rv umstances would
ho accept it.
This professorship w- t:ld par Jl.H'iO .1
year with quarters a> the university.
House Committee Report Pre
sented by Chairman Bartfioldt.
California and Colorado Get
the Largest Portions Included
in the Measure—To Sell Old
Denver Mint
.j Indiana -Butchers Will be-
Subjected to Prosecution .
!HEALIH OiriCLRS ACt
EGTENSIVE ANALYSES THE
BASIS OF CLAIMS
CHEMICALS ARE FOUND
Astounding Discovery in Indian-
apolis Alone Clinches the De
termination of ' the State Au-
thorities to Instigate Legal
Procedure—New York Sausage
Makers are Warned
FIND DECOMPOSED BODY.
STILL DISAPPOINTED
Berlin, June ..V - The Crown Princess of
Germany has been subjected to distress
and annoyance by the receipt of many
lrn sag> s •« 1 nigra tuning her on ihe fact
that she had become mother. An event
< riv/ Kct ert M McWade.)
State C.ii tal Bureau 1417 - . N. ^ •
Washington, June ".'j. Lute * after-
noon Chairman bariholdt reported to the
• jr.bite buildings a: .pi op r :on j o[. thHt , haractet in tho roval family is
. W .• -• St.led pork arr'1' Usuoll> regardeil as of such importance
It approin-iates J21.061.000. 11 •- eighteenth | ^t felicitations are kent in advance,
section directs the secretary of the t eas-j t
ury to acquire by purchase, eondemna- J . "
j rlon or otherwise, a suitable site for a
i I'n.tes State pOstofTiee an: 1-cr gov-
Oklahoma Farmer Suicided Through1 oklnhonM • >. pr«
The news be ame public through the
to previous congratulations of a .friend
in Kngland. Tli eanswer to the dispatch
read:
'Cruel jioax Have been inundated
with congratulations. Am miserable
Signed ' CIOCTI.K."
The event Is not expfcted until Uie end
of July.
Fear of Insanity.
j v d.d that the fcfl.OOO hereto o v appro-
I priated for the acquisition of b slitable
i site and the erection and completion of
| buildings thereon shall b* available by
purchase or otherwise of a site only ,r.
Special to the 8'aie Capital.
Cordell. Okla . June 20.—The body
Arthur Olimes of Korn Villi-■ in Washi-, Ok!a:ion^ 1
Dehaate ninnr h eta -e
ta i ount> was found n an upstairs room
•x w Mid sat siactoiy assurance
of tile he oe -upictl .in the'farm in ( pHSS , house early t- norrow and
a badly de'.-omposed -«ta:c, yesterday af. i will be immediately be rail' rhd to#the
MONEY COMES
IN RAPIDLY
BIG CROP AT GROVE
Special to the State Capital.
(rro\ r. I T June .2fu-The banner
Wheat c rop is «>n record here ThJ#ma-
Joritv of the -top now brought to the
mtlln is Jesting from 80 to 64 pounds to
th«* bushel: . Tt is said much of the wneat
raised n this p u-t of Indian Territory
will test as good as tills.
i ampt^
the bill
jlOi ,000 ;
Trinidad.
ternoon. Thi man «.is seen n Cordell j rnnftc Mccord yy. ^
two dgvs befOra the suitpo8Cd suicide Indications the pork barrel will i
thought to have lappienedi C9|S Collins, j apag Jthln it rvanhaa Ihe ""rate :
a neighbor in the habit of going to see | era ldemoerat:> tncnibera wave, is I
the man nearly every da- wen as usual > laimod. determined to attack it and • x- j
Friday but found no on# at home, though; pose some of its provisions.
the 4iorse.s and ail veln -les were u the ; Other buildings autleciaed t"P> ' :
barn. lie • ; irt.• • ■ i In ti" evening but j with the amounts to be expended i . "
found . ..i^s j a* he had in the morn >'jiiifoim i San Diego. ?!.Vi.0flt> KuteVa, I
ing. He went back yesterdaj morning |I30,000; San Francisco, jnT.'.ooo, Santa |
and found everything as he did the dB>" ijios-i. $70.tirt>; Santa.'Cruz $10.'*"'
before. He called the attention of sonic Colorado—Colorado Springs,
other neighbors and together they enter- Denver. >15,000? Boulder, Jtio.tJuO
ed the house, after* being • ompelled«1o fw ' •'
break in the door, (lo ng up?'airs they j Idaho- Mosco
found t lie ui.vn lying on -'.ie floor, tho' Kansas I«.' ^
body being in a bad statv of decomposi- { Newton. Ko."
tion. Bv* his side was lying a shotgun j Montana—Gri
A load of siiot h:yl been tired into his , *►.«J *•
br ast, the chaige ranging -.oward , Soutli l ;.k"
Hi w II on . the nmati tlu wylum Mitchell, I80.00H; MVatertown $90%
at Norman, and after being released was ,
heard i" sav that he would K.II hinfl^lf ' ' i
before he woufd go thora ag.i.n It a Washing "ti Bgokant n
supposed ^hat fear of again los.ng h.s , I'"1 * . Bellinghain JJo.00". North V «k.n. ■
mind caused him to*commlt si.
J100.000.
96f>.000; (Manhattan $30,000;
Pittsburg 176.000
it Falls, *E5,0f«;.M ssoula |
-Deadwood. 112.i««v Lead, .
Townsitc Division of Indian Ag-j
ency is Swamped
sen' 1
'.'.q
ONLY FEW DAYS
Though $12,000 are Received
Daily in Payments for Indian
Territory Town Iiots Many
• From States Will Lose, Not
Knowing of Curtis Bill
! FRISCO STATION
NEARS COMPLETION
penal to The State Capital.
Muskogee. 1. T.. June 2." The townsit*!
division of Uie Indian agency, in this
e. is literally .-wamped witii money
.each day In wtiltntni "r dofoi ed pgy*
Sfjciai to The Stale Cardial.
I Kn d. Okla.. June 25. The new addition
to the Frisco passenger depot here Is
LEFT f.ist nearing ■•ftmpU'ion. 'fye authorities
are having tho water tank and other
small buildings west of the old station
moved further down he track and are
'extending'the platform W feet further
in that direction. This will nftike a very
larc platform, and it Is being construct-
ed of brick and will he almost everlast-
ing. Division Superintendent Clark was
here yesterday looking over the work
and stated to a reporter that he expected
tn see a very large business in the way
Of T.vel to this part of ;erritory
.in account *of the passage of the state-
hood bill.
diffe
! W\
'CROSS Ar HOBART
Special to tho State Capital.
! t
llobaj-i, Okla . June -Tlie feature o' f
the Fourth of July cel« Ic.it on a; Hobart
us announced by the eommitte on ar- |
i mgxnfrnta. vs II he • ie a?ldie-« of \N 1- ,
i <'ro>«8 of Oklahoma <*;\v e.nid:d.n>'
ning—Shendatl gl 1 T>, 0 y ;
ilulu, tl^o
s-lir
According '
bill,
the
for
on
demo nH K -
—Hon'
cretarv of the treasury is an- j
to sell tho. old Denver mint fo; j
•iftin J30.000 and apply the pro-
the completion ot the new mint
It is also authorized to 11
al hi: Iding at I/is Angeles'nn'i
ie proceeds to the new federal '
relative
t of town lots i
i, all deferred pay men ti
within sixty days jffi
al of the act. and any on
s£inc. forever forfeits
different na-
mus i
• the
this.
the
:ond dla
M
HARVEST PERFECT
Today Threshing Begins Around
Rocky
Special to TJie State <Tipii.k!.
Rock\, ok., June 2f> The grandest
cr<Ht of wheat and tiats ever known ,iere
have been saved in prime condition.
Harvest weather has been perfect and
threshing i4mi today. The " rage of
crops is fully So pw . ent of ^li. land
around Ro<*ky. \'om is In silk and cot-
ton setting squares nearly two weeks
grown in just two months-a montli ie^s
than usual, the heads ar« over s:x in-
■ lies and * ine: Id'k
T. F. Smith. Iivmg iii-u. here, brought
to the Advan e office a sample of O' -
man m lie! tour# feet high t-iut was
Earlier than normal.
LAUNCHED HOFFMAN BOOM
Special to the state Capital.
Oklahoma City. Okla . June 25-To E
J. Olddinga of this city belongs the hon-
or of having launched the boom of Ool.
Ro\ Hoffman of Chandler for Fnited
States senator from Oklahoma, on the
d^piocratlc ticket. Jn a speech d' livejed
at Prague tliis week. Mi. ttiddlngs an-
nounced Mr. Hoffman's candidacy. Col
Hoffman haa been prominently identified
with the territorial militia since its or-
g «nlt'i t ionP nd is oneeded t■ • '♦ tv
of the finest ovalura In the two tcrriior-
Cross is the Orr: to announce for the
I;'- : on. He was defeated b> pij/s^111
Delegate M «.u re when the | • r wis
first clec;. (^to congr* ss from Oklanoma.
GREAT RECORD OF
THE PRESENT CONGRESS
cost nf which
t realizing from the sa
ased
|OKLAHOMA MAN
SUCCEEDS BARNES,
Spei
Vk
Tleissler.
Okiii
f'apltal
June
Okla oma haa b« • i
It s eretary to Presldi
e> >i Renianiin F. Mart
ia.--t. rat Wa.-hingt-n ,
vi ral vein's acted as t
lal stenograph' i
ippolll'e I
lit ltoos-
A. Il l
d a deep
: na tfk- |
Hill. I •"
.i Oklahoma, and w.io has exert
interest in the many things affc
lahoma In congress during the past win- ' ville. Just north
ter. returned iiom#Washlngton Saturday . Santa Fe Is adv
nig'it. Many important ti
A NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Special to the State Capital.
Collinsville. 1 T , June 25.j-CollJns-1
r this city on the j
•ating a new school
bee' building At a mms-.m eting it -a.i
done in congress tli s w nter, beside tl.e 1 rieeided to sell the old one If possible
passage of the slauhood bill, and speak-| and a committee was uppointed to take
.ng of these, Mr. Geisaler suid charge of the new i-ntyprlse.
"The present congress lias in m\ judg- I
nif- biougtn . .■■■.! m.ue beneficial leg-i COTTON GIN FOR BIXBY,
ialation to the people than any congrc-s ! Special to the State < apital. 4
fora numb, of* years When congresa I Bixby. I T., June 2.'. A cotton gin
shall have finally adjourned, the rate | *nd another large elevator will b<-
bill, meat inspection bill and the canii! built at Bixby this summer Bixby Is
hill will hive 1 • • out. laws This w v^uat.d or. the Midi nd \',.lle: south
a "••• "I '.i M 'v led i e.i s ! ..f Tui-a .!1 o ■■ • fite' -k f • iii-
failing to
right and
and th"
iy. nation or tr.be
own locii -fl
were made on the
cash. l."> per cent
. pei Vent annually
ntewat. Many of
n'.\ had ' :ie V> p'r
ii i neiii and the en-
nd payable. Many
it^ owned bv people who
, and it • <i... if i ' ■ ,
these purchasers d<> not
trovdsion In the bill and
in all, probability loaei wliat :he>
put into thv lots, as well as all of
axes t£at they have paid the town
uinlnt : i which • h< loi - are Jo-
at the agencv daily
h :ii all cases are
sew York exchange,
v order*.
of the
payment niad<
amount is dm
heso lots
ORIENT MATERIAL
Special to The Slate Capital.
Altus Ok.. June 26 People who he-
; . Mr S: ilwt I i- . id --ik uiie K,r-is
Citv. 'MOxI' O and Orient railway in
i'hristlan Science should come to Altus
and be convinced that he sports a very
substantial kind in the Orient material
vards i Altus !,ere is one pik of ste^l
rails six feet high, rift\ feet w de and
nearly a half mile ong ogether w tli
aeve.ral train loads of tics.
TEXAS COAL MF_I^
Spe. ,al to. The State Cgpilai.
Hartford. Ark.. June ft.-This city Is
nlfjeadv liegint .ng to prepare •'nngs fot
tiie Texas Coal De.ile.s Retail awsocl-
ation. which w-ll be here on a sjve
train .Monday morning as the
•the McAlester 'Fuel coinpany
Indlanapolis. une .. Dr. .1 * I* i^ar.
sec re tan of the state board of heaUh and
H F. Barnard, chemist of tin- state board
uetiniaon the a«lvice of Dr. T I lent; !.>«:-
vlr. of Richmond." president of the stato
beard of health and Attorney General
Millet his afternoon presented lo Judf.'
Alford of Marlon county criminal court,
mid prosecutor Charles* R. Benedict t i e
result ot eiRhtv-five analysis of inents
found sale In the Indianapolis citv meat
mark*1 - ha.siN for prosecutions to h,-
instituted against, the dealers who.-,
meat a were found to contain preservative
chemicals. The state board of health of-
1 - ihIs are eonfiu' iit that convictions in
be secured.
OSAGE NATION VALUATIONS. #
Special to the State Capital. .
Pa whuska., -Ok., June 25. The •as-
sessed valuation of tho usage reser-
vation according to the returns of 'lie
county assessor of Pawnee county,
Oklahoma, is $1,874,(133. The personal
valuation shims a decrease over tho
ptfM cding year of SI.'>0,000. The oil ajjd
gns valuations are 1234,989 as against
S262.ftf.7 W> Iftui. The aggregate,
however Is considerably larger th-in
the total v.LltiHtion of many oijor
counties in < iklalioma.
A BIG WHEAT RANCH.
Special to the State Capital.
Pawhuska, Ok. June 2." .—On u
ran h In the Osage nation l .'.OO le rei
<yf wheat are being harvested, Wh!<*h
will average 35 bushels io the acre,
and 2,00 acres of corn waist high. It
used to be thought the Osage nation
was not adapted to farming but It Is
proving to be one of the best agricul-
tural sections in the new state. «
INDIANS VISIT.
Special to the State Capital.
Pawhuska. Ok . June 2.1 Tho '^oage
Indtyni at He vlllagss near fitdiufki
have been enjbylng a visit from their
neighbors on the west, the Kaws who
were headed by Chief Washunga. The
visitors were royally entertained. A
supply of beef snfhI lent to keep up
good spirits was furnished snd the
Kaws were presented with h ntiniber
of blankets .is .. token oi gft« i| will. •
COREY FILES ANSWER
nf [ Steel Magnate Denes Having Drsered
Tiie ex-
41 r
nany
atcd. The
iv. rage |i:
n certified
ELECTRIC PLANT*. IMPROVEMENT.
GETS HIS APPOINTMENT
. 'i be 9 Hi '' • pil i
ics City, Ok., June a>.—Gord>
ion ri cent 1 eMt e«j
ninM.-ti " us raif* •
by the department.
Wifif.
Peno Nev June 25. William Bills
Corey, president of the United Atgtse
Pteel corporauo:i. this ulterrioon fti'd ,. i
answer to the petition of Mrs. Curev Joe
divoe- He denies that alio is a leg^l
resident <>f Nevaila and further denies !ii
e er abandoned her. iio aoi^ thai her
suit be diamisaud,
DEMOCRATS TO JOIN
TWO COMMITTEES
I Spe.
j Okiaho
Special to the Stale Capital
Ponca*Clt>, <" k., June : • M H
Mumford, who hails from Kansas City
Mo i,as ! Uf h i- 'I a 4 "•re-t lib ^ of«•-..«I Clax- ttf
Ed i at.on in the electric light plant of rtro |,as been Bu*| ended
thill p It 1 S une four or five thk u- I
sand dollars In extenslotis a
GAZETTE IS SUSPENDED
(By R bert M. MoWade.)
i * * Capital Bureau |4J7 ft S- N \\
Vat^iiogton, June •28.- The pt#illcatio
lie, patr-ni ot
•k'* j . >. in.
ii vc leadara of rhe *
• - ft
H.
Ter rl <
lltte.
R. I..
Wi
and :
meas
es. | flrtnlj
feel grateful for such i
in i ,< ve «he n. x' i v\ -
use oftae
will
I lean by
repnl
increase The advanced
portion taken b. the administration on
Ihe way of exposing and prosecuting
frauds has aroused the feeling of the
people to such an extent that they will
not forget the aource of the prosecution.
The repiiblicans have no cause to re-
gret what naa been a rniplia • -d ^.y tills
congress,"
Mr Qelssler haa been ment.oned fre-
quently as good material for congreas
fro mthe ae. ond distric. but any expres-
sion on the subject from him was unob-
tainable He had* heen loatrumental In
accomplishing much good in a legislative
W.I V fo«e r . '•> :.-itii- '.f Wood - • II, v
during 'ii« ->■ - on of • iIwjjitj.. .,,i the
people of that county wish '.u show liielr
appreciation.
ing sections in the territory.
TO INDICT MERCHANTS''
Alleged 4tebate Acceptance May
t Cause More Arrests
K.u -I . l't# e.-fJlfijj ni
be brought gainst the sho > and li
goods merchants of S?t I/iuis. Omaha and
K.inwe < 'It' « epting i
bates from railways secured for them
by George L. Thomas, the New Vork
frieght broker who with his chief clerk.
L. H. Taggart. were in the federal court
yesterday fined and nlven a penl-
t nlla u i.'-r TI 'Mm lium-
b« ring -e,.fi were mentioned by Judge
11i*h M. l'l • ■ 4 : ng I hoinas and
Taggart .
env nts is oonteinpl
. and a material r
of light and •
i ted
tlipu ernment printing oWrn
1 1 in - j made by congress fo
prici
' ..irp. It is assei ted th.it
transportation for coal I
ilinAst In two since ikis?
statehood bill, and with
the new
tion in the j
is now in
ites lor the
s been cut•
go if the!
hejfnet coal
intil provision
ilie payment i
upiplies i
is of Durant, national .unmitr «n. .
-n the ind in Te r.tRry, and • aer
e present.
ae democrirs «;il lose no t nn-' in
• ign
thi
and a larger number of lights that they Inrnevs thro .gh
can be furnished formless monev But p«nd upon it i
does not the abundan< e of natural gas tion for tacit
in «>kl homa < it a flgine in tixina^
transportation rates from the ci
mines to the gas fields? ,
UMure to print [
nos of patent at- j
PROVIDES FOR OSAGES
CHANGED N£ME OF
INDIAN RESERVATION
Washington .l^ne The senate todav
in using the name of the
pnssed
Hul pi i u
n ,Ui.
llMla
Springs
servstlon in Oklahoma
I'latte National Park. In honor ul j feller,
the la'-*-"• uui'i i'latte of < •nuectkutt. be Id.
CAN T REACH JOHN D.
Washington. Juin Although the
department of Justly has announc-d
that it proposes to negln criminal pro-
eeftings against the official* of the
.Standard Oil companv. the Intimation la
given that It is doubtful If Indlctnv
may he found against ♦uoh men
Rlaifiard Oil compan> .o Joiin l Ho. k
ltog« P and JoUn D. A'
ctmui'i
i in The
Conference Report on Bill Adopt,
ed by House
Washington. June in the house the
sundry n II bill Sm sent to conferen e
The house adopted the -ffriferanee .e-
pc.rt on the district of Columbia approp-
riation bill which passes the measure.
The conference report on the postotn.-e
appropriation bill was adopted which pas-
ses the hill.
The conference report the bill Joe
the division of the lands and fund- of t •
Osage Indiana m Oklahoma was uduptad.
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