The Guthrie Daily Leader.
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GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11 1901
EIQHT PAQE8.
NUMBER CI
TRUST
MONDAY'S SESSION
OF UPPER HOUSE
THE GRIND
BEGINS
BROOKS AND PALMER
TO BUILD
TRAIN PLUNGES INTO
DEEP ICE WATER
TO LEASE
KAW LANDS
CONCERNS
And Mode of 0r
ganization
HOUSE CONSIDERS
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
Relative to the Operation
Of Trust Companies in
The Territory
One of the most important mess-
urea acted itpon thus far in the present j
h-gislaturo is House Bill No. 167 by
Representative Jones which was con-
sidered in committee of the whole this
morning and favorably recommended
for passage. It is n bill relating to j
savings and trust companies and pro-
. j . . .
iding for the organization manage-
ment control regulation and super-
vision thereof. The powers and pur-
poses of the corporations proposed by
tho bill are et forth in the following
provisions:
First. To receive money in trust
and to accumulate tho same at such
rate of interest as may he obtained or
agreed upon or to allow such interest
Merlon as may bo weed not exceed-
ing In either ens'- -the lognl rate and
the payment to them or thoir ordor of
deposits mado by minors shall he
binding on them; to receive upon do-
posit for safo keoptng personal prop-i
?rty of overy description; to guaran-
veo special deposits and to own or
control a safoty vault and rout tho
boxos therein.
Second. To nccopt and execute all
such trusts and porform such duties
of overy description as may bo com-
mitted to thom by any person or per-
sons wbatsoovor and to accept and
execute all such trusts ami porform
such duties of overy description ns
may be committed or transferred to
them by ordor judgment or decroe ot
any of tho courts of record of tkifs ter-
ritory or of any state or of the United
States.
Third. To take accept and hold by
tho order judgment 'r decree of any
court of this torrltory or ot any state
or territory of tho Unitod States or by
gift grant nssignmont transfor do-
viso or boquost of any person or cor-
poration any real or personal proper-
ty in trust and to execute and por-
form any and all such legal and lawful
trusts in regard to tho same upon tho
terms conditions limitations and ro-
strlctons which may bo doclarod im-
posed established or ngrood upon In
and by such ordor judgmont decroe
gtft grant assignment trnnsfor do-
vlso or bequest and to oxoouto as
principal or suroty and to guarantee
against loss any principal or suroty
upon any bond or bonds requlrad by
law to bo glvon In any proceeding in
law or equity in any of the courts of
this state or other state or of the
i nltcd States.
Fourth. To act as agent or attorney
m fart for any person or corporation
in the management and control of real
or personal property and the sale or
conveyance of the same and for the
invostmont of m ney and to act for
and represent corporations or persons
under power and letters ot attorney
and as agents for parsons and corpora-
tions for the purposo of Issuing regis-
tering transferring or countersigning
tho certificates of stock bonds or oth-
er ovldoncos of dobt of any corpora-
tion association municipality state
of public authority on such terms ns
may bo agreed upon.
Fifth. To acoopt from and execute
trusta for marriqd woman In reapoct
to their separate property whether
real or personal and act as agent for
them In tho managamont of such prop
erty and generally to hnve and exer
cIsq such powers as aro usually had
and exercised by trust companies. '
Sixth. To act as oxocutor under last
will or as administrator of tho estate'
(Continued oa page 4.)
Fraternal Society Bill Pas-
sesAction on Public
Buildings Deferred
The uppr house of the Sixth astern-
bljr was called to order at 8 p. in. on
this the thirty-fifth day ot the session.
All the members answered to roll call
except Duffy and bregraff.
The Senators had aajoyc' good
rest and were ready to do some effect-
ive work before adjourning to take the
contemplated trip to Aim owl Wood-
ward. The report on MessnN's public build-
ing bltl was to be made today but as
Duffy and Updegraff were absent It
was determined to postpone the re-
port which will be favorable until
Thursday.
Couucll Dili No. 74 an act regulat-
ing fraternal and beneficiary assocla
ttons was placed on Its final passage.
The bm oelng R iong onC( Mnier MktA
Hnnntnous consent that the reading ot
the bill be dispensed with which was
grantej. The bill was then passed
7 ayes. -1 nays 2 absent.
House mil No. 12 an act relating
t0 corporations was read a third time
0n motion of Brodboll the further coll
slderation of house bills numbers 12
and 13 wns postponed until Frlady.
IMils Introduced:
Council Bill No. 162 by Miller an
act relating to printing insurance
statements.
Council Bill No. 158 by Miller pro-
viding for the dividing of the Kiowa
and Comanche reservation Into five
counties and other purposes.
Cotnmlttoo on quarantine and ani-
mal industry reported Council Bill No.
6 relating to stock ralsors with the
recomnr illation that it do pass hb
amended.
Also on Council Bill No. 109 an aot
to onbburage agriculture horticulture
and stock raising rocommomlo.il that
it do pass.
Tho committee on private corpora-
tions and corporato law roportcd un-
favorably on Council Bill No. 118 re-
lating to tho assessment ot banks.
On Motion of Winkler tho aroond-
ment to Council Bill No. 10 rolatlng
to tho fiscal yoar was concurred in by
tho council.
On motion of Brotlboll the council
adjourned until 10: SO p. m. Wednes-
day. TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Burford to
Celebrate It.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Burford will
celebrato thoir twenty-fifth raarringo
annlvorsary on Thursday ovonlng at
thoir homo. They have Issuod invita-
tions to tho ovont but no prosonts aro
oxpoctod. Tho foature of tho ovonlng
will bo otiahro.
To Receive at the Barnes' Home.
Mrs. C. M. Barnes Mrs. Carl It.
Havlghorst Mrs. Harry Barnos and
Master Havlghorst will rocelve thoir
frlonds tomorrow the second Tuesdny
In February from 2 to D p. m.
Mrs. M. L Turuor of Oklahoma
City will be tho guest of Mrs. C. W.
Barnos.
Notice to TiU Payers.
All persons not having paid personal
taxes for 1900 will be advertised next
Thursday morning. Watch out.
Ferdinand Rltterbusch
County Treasurer.
Recent experiments show that all
classes ot foods may he completely
digested by a preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure which absolutely di-
gests' what you oat. As It Is the only
combination of all the natural di
geetants aver devised the demand for
it has become enormous.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
HAS KINO EDWARD
PARDONED MRS. MAYBRICK7
Scrlppa-Mcltao Pross ABs'n.
London Fob. 11. Amorlcnn officials
said this afternoon that thoy had
heard nothing of the rumored pardon
ot Mr8- Maybrlck.
Music the latest songs tnd dances
abound In "A Breezy Tlmp."
Tribunal
In Motion
MANY CASES
ARE DISMISSED
Judge Burford Makes Up the
Docket Examining
Committee
The spring terra of the Logan coun-
ty district court opened this morning.
Judge Burford appointed Charles Van
Meter bailiff. Judges Dale Strang
and Herod were named as the com-
mittee for the term to examine at-
torneys for admittance to the bar.
The cause of the United States vs.
W. T. Phillips was set for Feb. 18.
AtAlorney Hephurne was appointed
an attorney to deiend Sam Pliolar
who Is too poor to pay for same.
The following cases were disposed
of today that is dismissed continued
or set for trial:
No. 712. Territory vs. W. O. Hold-
en B. W. Jones attorney; obtaining
money under false pretense
" Dismissed by county attorney.
No. 818. Territory s. Wm. Robin-
son E. W. Jones attorney for terri-
tory ; Tiios. Jonea attorney for defend-
ant; roaoiving stolen goods
Dismissed by county attorney.
No. 816. Territory vs. (rank Du-
vail 12. W. Jonos attorney for terri-
tory; W. B. Horod attorney for de-
fondant; violating ordor health board.
Dismissed by county attornoy.
No. 810. Territory vs. C. McCub-
blns E. W. Jones attornoy or terri-
tory; W. B. Herod attornay for de-
fendant; viloating order hoaith board.
Dismissed by county attornoy.
No. 886. Territory vs. Jno. F. Kel-
ler. B. W. Jones attorney for territory;
Cotteral & Hornor attorneys for de-
fendant; shooting with Intent to kill.
Set for February 25.
No. 846. Territory vs. A. L. Brown
II. W. Jones attorney for territory; D.
T. Jarvls. attorney for defendant; fel-
onlousNiss&ult. - Dismissed by county attorney.
' No. 800. Torrltory vs. W. B. Smith
B. W. 'Jones attorney for territory;
H. U. Thurston attorney for defend-
ant: grand larcony.
Continuod for nrrost.
No. SfJG. Territory vs. Squiro Bur-
vondor K. W. Joiios attornoy for ter-
ritory; D. T. Jarvls attorney for de-
fondant; attorapt to kill.
Set for February 14.
No. 800. Torrltory vs. n. T. Stew
art E. W. Hones atornoy for territory;
D. T. Jarvls attorney for defondant;
attempt to kill.
Sot for Fobruary 10.
No. 881. Torrltory vs. II. H. Reaves
otal B. W. Jonogattorney for terri-
tory; permitting gambling.
Motion tiled to set aside Indictment.
No. 883. Territory vs. J. A. Forde
K. W. Jones attorney for territory; i
Cotteral & Hornor attorneys for de-
fendant obtaining money un'ler
false pretenses.
Motion and demurrer to Indictment. ;
No. 886. Territory vs. Don Arthur j
et al B. W. Jones attorney for terri-
tory; Brown & Stewart attorneys for 
d?fnilanta; setting up slot machine. '
Demurrer filed. I
No. 800. Territory vs. Allie Baxter '
ot nl B. W. Jonos attorney for terri-1
tory; Lawronco & Huston Frod BJ-
kins attorneys for defendants; per-
mitting gambling.
Motion to set astdo indictment. '
No. 804. Territory vs. Tom Beaty.
B. W. Jones attorney for territory;
gambling.
Motion to set aside.
No. 8Q7. Territory vs. Frank Tllgh
roan B W. Jones attorney for terri
tory; C. W. Kerns attorney for de
fondant; gambling.
No 899. Territory vs. N. Bergcr et
nl E. W. Jones attornoy for territory:
Royal Hotel Corner to Be
Bilt "
Houses
J. M. Brooks today bought the If. A.
Cherrler lot adjoining the Hotel Royal
On the west and at once entered nto
negotiations with Mr. Palmer owner
Of adjoining lot for the erection of a
two-story brick. Plans aro being
made and contracts for building will
be let this week! The upper floors
will be used for hotel purposes giving
30 additional rooms.
Within eight months tho entire
block from Division to the Royal will
ba built up. Connor has definitely de-
cided to erect a throo-story oulldtng
and this will adjoin the Brooka-Palraer
building. The third floor of theCon-
nor building wilt be leased by the 10 Iks.
Buckner & Sons attorneys tor defend-
ants; obstructing windows ot saloons.
Laws on dismissal cause resubmit-
ted (o grand Jury and defendant held
for action.
No. Ml. Territory vs. Pan Arthur
et al. E. W. Jones attorney for terri-
tory; Brown Stewart attorneys for
defendants; gambling.
Bach plead guilty and fined $26 and
costs each.
No. 80.1. Territory vs. Louis Rals-
ton E. W. Jones attorney for terri-
tory; gambling.
Motion to net aside.
No. B07 Territory vs. Dug Miller
B. W Jones attorney for territory;
gambling.
Motion to set aside.
No !0S. Territory vs. Frank Cress
)". W Jones attorney for territory;
ThoB Jones nttorney for defendant;
setting up slot machines.
Dlsmlssod by county attorney.
No. 013. Territory vs. Bart Frank-
Hn B. W. Jones attornoy for territory;
stealing horso.
1 Glvon tlmo to pload.
No.-916. Torrltory vs. Jouos Norrls
B. W. Jonos uttorn6y for territory;
folonlous assault
Glvon time to pload.
No. 91(5. Territory vs. Jonos Norrls
K. W. Jones attorney for torrltory;
felonious assault
Arraigned and tlmo to plead.
No. 017. Territory vs. John Rod-
ford B. W. Jones attorney for terri-
tory; felonious assault.
Arraigned and time to plead.
No. 918. Territory vs. SanrPholar
B. W. Jones attorney for territory;
grand lnrceny.
Arraigned and time to plead.
THE COMMITTEES.
Knights of Pythias Ball Organization
Is Complted
The oxecutlvo committee appointed
by Guthrlo Lodge No. 2 Knights of
Pythias to make arrangomonts for a
Pythian ball to bo glvon undor tho
ausplclos of Guthrlo Lodgo No. 2
Knights of PythiaB on Tuesday Fob.
10. at thoir Castlo hall havo appointed
the following 'sub-commlttcos:
Committee on Invitation.
I. B. Levy Chairman.
G. II. Dodson.
C. Bllllngsloy.
Governor C. M. Barnes. 
G. A. Hughes.
J. S. Lyon.
Committee on Music.
F. A. Derr Chairman.
J. 8. Calllu.
F. 11. Lucas.
A. P. Saunders.
A. G. Baldwin.
Committee on Floor.
B. W. Jonej Chairman.
Bert C. Maine.
Oeorge H. Willis.
Harry W. Pentecost.
Q. Lowell Miller.
Committee on Decoration of Hall.
1). V. Harlcey unatnnan.
G. C. Tampleton.
L. S. Pago.
C. S. Brongle.
Chas. Pond.
B. Gill. "
J. J. Boles.
F. C. Dol cater.
- 1 When pain or Irritation exists on
- . any part of the body the application
- 'of Ballard's 8now Liniment will give
prompt relief. Price 25 and 60 cents.
Wheeler & Son and F. B. Llllle &
Co.
Wreck on EW.e Road and
Oyer One Hundred
Injured
Srrlpps-McTlM Press Ass'n.
Decatur Ind. Feb. It. The Chicago
Krle was wrecked Jt Wren Ohio tills
morning. It was made up ot five
coaches filled with one hundred and
fifty Immigrant. The train was ditch-
ed In deep Ice water end waa split
lenfttttwlaV. Everybody was Injured
but fifteen who were able to walk into
Wren.
OFF FOR ALVA
AND WOODWARD
Loglslatlve Junket to the West Side of
the Territory.
The first official legislative excur-
sion will leave the city this afternoon
for the west side of Oklahoma terri-
tory to attend tho cattle convention
at Woodward. It will consist of two
coaches accommodating ono hundred
people. With the legislators will be
Governor Barnes and party. The ox-
curslonists will visit Alv where thoy
will inspect the Northwestern Normal.
Here they will bo the guests of the
Commercial club who will extond a
banquet to tho legislators. Kx-Sona-tor
dandy has taken the care to havo
extensive arrangements mado for tho
entertainment of the excurslontsta
over night 'Tho Normal will gtvo a
very fine musical aun recital In tho
Music hall of the school.
Leaving Alva the next morning tho
excruslon goes to Woodward whqro
tho seventh annual convention of the
Oklnhoma Live Stock association will
be In session. The city of Woodward
has also made oxtenslve arrangomonts
to  entertain the excursionists and
I Will Elvo a bannuet to thn cnvnrnni-
n. tho inllllB.nrH 'Tlm   
tho cattlomon will tako placo on Wed
nosday night which will bo froo to all
tho visitors.
Tho excursionists will bo out throe
day roturning horo Thursday ovonlng.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Miss Maud Painter at Home Saturday
Night.
Miss Maud Painter entertained sev-
eral couples of her young friends at
her home on West Noble avenue lust
Saturday night. Dancing was the
feature of the evening amusements. A
collation was served.
THE LYNCH HEARING.
Court Again Decides Against
the
Lynch Title.
Ponca Okla Feb. 11. In tho flnnl
hearing today of the case ot United
SUtos vs. Ponca City Land and Im-
provement Co. the court ruled that
Lynch had no title to the land Tho
court also doclded that M. G. Bills
could not hold lots In Lynohvlllo by
tax title deod.
Mr. Lynch took exceptions to 'tho
ruling and gave uotice that ho would
apponl to tho Oklahoma supromo
court.
Don't let the hund of time paint
wrinkles on your face. Keep young
by keeping the blood pur and the
digestive organs in a healthful condi
tion. Herblne will do this. Health is
youth disease and sickness brings old
age. Prise 60 cents.
Wheeler A Son and i B. Llllle &
Co.
LORD APPEARED TO
MRS. NATION.
Frantically Leaps From Her Bed and
Cries "On to Chicagp."
Scrlpps-McUae Press Ass'n
Des Molnos In Feb. 11. Mrs. Car-
rie Nation leaped from her bed at mid-
night awoke Manager Rankin and ex-
claimed that she had a vision in
which the Lord appeared. He com-
manded her to proceed to Chicago.
Probably this date which was once
cancelled shall now be kept
Millions of people are familiar with
DeWIU's Little Karly Itlsom and
those who use them find thom to bo
famous little liver pills Nevur gripe.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
Jones Issues
Letter
a
SETTING FORTH
CONDITIONS
fTracls of 500 to 1000 Acres
Prices from Seven to
Fifteen Cents an Acre
Sealed propftsnli for leasing tho sur-
plus tribal lands or the Kansas (Kaw)
rcserval'on Oklahoma will be ro
celved st the off h of the "ommlsston-
or of Indian afftt'.s Washington. I).
C. until 2 o'clock p. m.. Tuesday
March 12 1901 and wilt ie opened
that day in the pretenco of tho bid-
ders. A circular just imued by W. A.
Jones commisBloner of Indian affairs
states the conditions under which
these lands may be leased.
The lands are divided Into fourteen
purcels of from r.00 to 10 000 acres
each. Bids must be mado separately
and a minimum price has been fixed
as follows
First class pasture 16 cents per
acre per annum: second class 10
cents third class. 7ft cents No bids
for a smaller amount will he consld-
orwl. The lands are fenced with barbed
wire so as to exclude Indian holdings.
Those fencus must remain and bo kept
n good repnlr by tho. lassoes. Fences
and othor Improvements placed upon
tho lands by tho lesseos will divert to
tho Indians at tho end of 'tho loaBo.
Care should be takon In bidding to
doscrlbe correctly tho lands doBlrqd.
as an improper description may result
in the rejection of a bid.
Rents must be paid in two equal
semi-annual Installments In advance
and lessees will le requlnd to lv
security equal to the deferred pay-
ments. Eve. i thine being satisfactory.
It Is proposed to ward the lands to
the highest bl.IiNi  subject to approval.
Of the secretary of the Interior.
In addition to this theru are 81993f
acres of lands In the Osage reserva
tion subject to lease for a term of
three years dating from April 1 1001.
These lauds are divided oft and
fencod into 180 acre pastures con-
taining variously from ISO to 23000'
acros. The prices are tho same as In
tho Kaw lands. Bid will not be re-
ceived attar March 1.
Each proposal must be accompanlod
by a certltlod chock for ot least 10 por
cont ot the amount This check will
bo forfeited to the Indians In case any
bidder recolvlng an award shall fait
to outer Into the prescribed lease for
the tract bid upon. Otherwise it will
I be returned to the bidder
A powerful engine cannot be run
with a weak boiler and we cta't keen
up the strain of an active life with a
weak stomai h  neither ran we stop
thn human mui hlne to make repairs.
If the stomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the body strong such a
preparation as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
should be usod. It digests what yon
eat and it slncply can't help but da
you good.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
NEW BOXER SOCIETY.
Scrlpps-Mcltae Press Ass'n.
Taeoma Wsh. Feb. 11. (Mail ail-
vkes) Radical boxers have formed a.
secret band knowu as "Great Knife."
Thoir objoi t Is to kill every foreigner.
The soclet) is growing fast.
You car. help anyone whom yon find
julferlng from Inflamed throat; laryn-
geal trouble bronchitis coughs colds
etc. by advising the iae of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup; the great remedy
' for coiirub and colds. Price 36 and
i 60 cent
Wheeler & Son an F- tt. Ltllie
j Co.