Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 28, 1906 Page: 1 of 8
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Chickasha. Indian Territory Saturday Evening April 28. 1906
NUMBER 100
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Four-room house fifty feet Chickasha Avenue $1300 terms.
Seven-room frame and p'astered house South 9th street cis-
tern Barn and Orchard $2000 terms
Millions to Loan on Indian Ter-
ritory and Oklahoma Lands.
Deering Real Estate Co
successors to Scot Jones Real Estate Co
for Sale
MUTANT
PROVISIONS
OF CURTIS BILL WHICH BECAME A
tW BY SIGNATURE OF THE
PRESIDENT
WILL AFFORD SOME RELIEF
Places Dead Indian Claims on
Market Opens Public Roads
The following are some of the
important provisions of the Curtis
bill -vhich became a law Thurs-
day. The present restrictions on -'sale
of land remains as at present with
the exception of the land of full-
bloods. Restriction on the sale of
all land held by full-bloods of all
nations is to run for a period of
twenty-five years. It is believed by
attorneys that this restriction can-
not be held valid in instances where
patents have already been delivered
to allottees and they as well as their
laddhave passed beyond the super-
vision of the government and are
citizens of the United States. '
Theie is a provision that all
lands belonging to deceased allot-
tees may be sold whether the pat
ent has been issued or not. This
AMENDMENT AGREED UPON
includes the homestead. This maxUives ful1 forcefto a point of order.
be sold without restriction except
where the heirs are minors when
it has to be done under the super-
vision of the secretary of interior
Every allottee of .awful age may
benqueath his allotment to whom-
soever he will though the full-
bload Indian in certain cases must
have bis will approved by the
United States court.
Provisions is made for a public
road two rods wide on every sec-
tion line in all the nations except
the Creek nation where the estab-
lished roads are three rods
wide.
For ninety days after the presi-
dent approves the Curtis bill ap-
plication will be received for the
enrollment of children who were
minors living on the fourth day of
March 1906 and whose parents
have been enrolled as citizens' of
the Choctaw Chickasaw Creek or
Cherokee nations or have applica
tions pending for' enrollment.
All patents will be issued here-
after in'the name of the original
allottee whether he be living or
dead. If dead tbe conveyance
inures to the grantee if he had
legally transferred the same other
wise to his heirs and the secre-
tary of interior will deliver the
patent to the party entitled to re
c.ive it.
By the Senate Committee but May
Go Out on Objection.
Washington April 27.-The Sen-
ate Committee on Indian Affairs
agreed to an amendment to be offer-
edto the Indian appropriation bill
for the removal of restrictions on
land in Indian Territory. The
proposed amendment is in these
words:
"That all restrictions upon he
lands of Indian allottees of the
Choctaw Chickasaw Cherokee
Creek and Seminole tribes except
Indians of full blood -except as to
homesteads and as to coal and oil
lands known to be such at the time'
of sale are hereby removed to take
effect July r 1906."
In persuading the Indian Affairs
Committee to take this action those
who have been trying to bring
about the alienation of the surplus
lands of the mixed bloods have ac
complished about all that thay may
hope to accomplish in this direction
during the present session of Con-
gress for it was made pretty clear
during the consideration 6f the
Five Tribes bill in the Senate that
a majority of that body are oppos-
ed at this time to such action.
A futher obstacle to this amend
ment is that offered to an appro-
priation bill it would be subject to
tne point ot oraer tnat it is new
legislation and a single objection
PAVING
IS
FAVORED
PROSPERS ARE GOOD
BV LARGE NUMBER OF CITIZENS
WHO WANT TO BEGIN ON
LARC vALE
MAYOR ANXIOUS TO PAVE
Goes to Oklahoma City to Study
Ordinances and Methods
The Indian appropiaticn b 11 the
measure to which it is intended to
offer this animenJnient will pro-
bably be taken up again by the
Senate tomorrow.
SAVED GOODS BY BURIAL
People Saved Elects By Putting
Them Under Ground.
Mayor Venable is dead in earnest
on the paving proposition and is
anxious for Chickasha to avail her-
self of the Curtis bill just as soon
as the proper machinery can be set
in motion. He will go to Oklaho
ma City Monday to spend several
days looking into paving matters
study the ordinances under which
the work is carried out; materials
and methods employed cost etc.
By next Thursday when the coun-
cil meets again 'rthere will be
something doing on paving" says
the Mayor
Mr. Venable hasbeen interveiw-
ing the priucipal business men and
tax payers and he says he finds the
general opiuien to be that we
should begin by paving Choctaw
Chickasha Kansas and Colorado
avenues from First to Eighths reet.
This would indeed be a fine start
and would place Chickasha in the
lead among Indian Territory cities
in the paving movement.
WALL STREET EXCITEMENT
Havy Liquidation Causes a Con-
dition Bordering on a Panic
Jones Sure we will get Statehood
This Session
The prospects for the passage of
the statehood bill at this session of
congress'are good in the opinion
of Chairman C. G. Jones chair-
man the Single statehood executive
committee who is now in Washing-
ton urging that the bill be favor-
ably acted upon. Mr. Jones went
to the national capital a . week or
mere ago and has been busy night
and day interviewing the congress-
men and senators as regards the
prospects for statehood for the two
territories Yesterday he sent the
Oklahomau the following telegram:
"I have seen a good many mem-
bers of the house and senate and
also Speaker Cannon and am sure
that Oklahoma and Indian Terri-
tory will get statehood at this ses-
sion of congress. The Warren
mineral amendment will be elimin-
ated and the bill be enacted about
as it passed the senate Okla-
homan.
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POSTAL RESUMES BUSINESS
Business has been resumed at the
old stand of the' Postal Telegraph
office in San Francisco the first
telegraph office in the burned dis-
trict. The situation- is improving
but deliveries still slow and uncer-
tain. Such telegrams as cannot be
delivered are placed in the post office
New York April 27. The stock
market was thrown into a condition
San Francisco April 27.-The of demoralization during the noon
knowledge that has come to people hour by a sudden outpouring of
of the possibility of saving house- j liquidation. Support seemed to be
uoiu enects tnrougn ounal during' entirely withdrawn and the panicky
cyclones was. put to good use dur- break in the Hill stocks caused a
ing the big fire. The back yards j fee;itjg Df nervousness and in indis-
of Russian Hill residents wereL-iminat..' nnlnadine- regardless of
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Rev. N. L. Linebaugh presiding
elder of the Duncan district is in
the city enroute to Birmingham
Ala to attend the General Con-
ference of the Methodist church.
He will remain here over Sunday.
At the meeting of the Trade's
Council last night Jno. V. Duff
and Frank James were elected del-
egates to the district meeting of
the Farmer's Union in Verden to-
day The Owl Drug Store will have a
number of specialties at their soda
fountain tomorrow. Notice their
menu advertised on this page.
Attorney J. F. Sharp of Purcell
was atteuding to legal business
here today.
freely. used as burial ground for all
kinds of household goods even
costly vases silverware and bric-a-brac
being planted in holes dug for
this purpose.
The chief clerk of the Interna-
tional hotel who lived iu a house
on the corner of Vallejo aud-
Leaveuworlh streets saved the larg-
er part of the furniture of two floors
in this way.. Digging into the slop-
ing bank at the rear of his residence
a hole was made ten feet square and
into this was placed trunks bedd-
ing aud household effects of every
description. The building was
prices. The selling had every ap-
pearance of being forced and liquid-
ation for account of the insurance
companies was bdieved to be an
element. The bears also attacked
the market and offered prices down
swiftly many points at a time be-
fore bringing out any bids. Violent
rebounds followed the first breaks
aud the bears rushed to take their
profits.
Great Northern preferred was
the most acutely affected and suf-
fered a perpendicular drop of 25
points. When the selling had
completely swept away not even a!sPent its first force Great. Northern
cinder being left of the woodwork
and yet when the goods were dug
up the mattresses and similar in-
flammable belongings were free
from the smell of fire.
A- foot of earth over buried goods
proved ample protection for the
most destructible goods and many
dollars worth of family possessions
were saved in this manner.
SPECIALTIES SUNDAY
AT THE OWL DRUG STORE
SODA FOUNTAIN
"Mistry" pineapple flavor.
Strawberry sherbet.
Caramel Nutted Ice Cream.
ice Cream all flavors.
Sundae? all flavors.
Lemon and Limades in mix
tures.
preferred suddenly rebounded 14
points. The demand quickly sub-
sided at the rebound . and there
was a quieter market for a
while.
Another wave of liquidation
swept over the market just before
2 o'clock and developed new weak
points in the list. Prices again
rallied aud the trading became dull
but the tone was feverish.
The rally was taken advantage
of to reaew the liquidation in the
final hour and some new low levels
were touched. The renewed pres-
sure upon the market unsettled
sentiment entirely aud very moody
views were felt over the outlook.
The closing was unsettled and
generally veek.
RUSH SPRINGS .FIRS-
Rush Springs had a disastrous
fire at an early hour this morning.
The principal hotel and three frame
buildings near by were totaley de-
stroyed.
Dr. Wm S Corbin osteopathic
physician is here from Iowa look
ing for a location. He is' a gradu
ate of the Kirksville school. .
The New Century Club will
meet Tuesday May r with Mrs.
J. C. Smith.
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petore you know it. llie interest helps considerably.
CHICKASAW TRUST CO BANK.
CAPITAL STOCK $100000
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SAN FRANCISCO FIRE 8
Where Are You Insued?
Is Your Policy Good?
The Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company
of Liver: ool England (the strongest financial institution
f writing fire insurance in the world announces all California
losses will be paid in ful from the Home Offices at Liverpool
Eng. leaving United States assets intact.
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STATEMENT OF U. S BRANCH DEC. 811905.
Assets - - -
Net Surplus over all Lialilities
$12234948.26
5.263279.75
EARLY & HAYES.
Real Estate Insurance and Loans.
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If your everyday tailor could put as much thought
imagination skill and time. into his customers' orders
as our Stein-Bloch tailors put into every suit and over-
coat made in their shops that tailor would be sought by
the wealth and fashion of the land.
Stein-Bloch can afford to do it and can command
the skill. Rightness is a Stein-Bloch halit.
We want to make your pants. We keep the' tailor in
the house to do the work. We have the Woolens to make'"
them from. You can stay and see him do the work i
don't take long. Bringyour suit to us to press. Get in
the habit. . .
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 100, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 28, 1906, newspaper, April 28, 1906; Chickasha, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc731550/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.