The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 138, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 31, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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TM LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY OCTOBER 31 1W1.
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BOODLE CHARGES ARE
DIRECTLY MADE
In Petition For Restraining
Order Against Members
of City Council
Tlw petition upmwk1eh Judge Bur-
ford yesterday loaned a temporary
jrostral ilng order against tho mayor
aart m :.i! s of th' H council from
'fldopthe- the plans aint specification!?
prepa eJ by Joseph Foiicart and from
Jettl h mtratt for th" on i-miction
of a f-t milldijg i . rfi li ce ther'1
with assets that tin Koiuart plans
ntld specifications a- xtt ivagant
vague and provli for a huilrfli'K
which would be u i-ufi when constni'
tod; that the plans and vpi 'flint Ion -liavo
been so frequently clipngod l.
said ithlt'.i tliiit it i' Impossible
for the plitntlffs to moic definite
state in what respfft the are mi
safo; thai the pla is at nnt uhmil
tod and adopted bv the con .fll. pro
vldo for $60' for plumbing wh.ih was
afterwards changed to $t00. that a
first submitted said plans and spec!
ftcatlons provided for a 13 Inch wall
on the second story of said building
which wall the plaintiffs bellovo
would be Insufficient and reader said
building unBafo and danger-nip; that
uald arch.lto.ct stated In open council
nnd as a part of his bid that It t
should turn out that said building
could not be built for $20000 that ho
would alter said plans and specification-!
In particulars not Btatid ns to
reduce the price to $80000; tuot the
stool "I" beams to support Die roof
will render the building imafo by
cracking tho walls
Again That the plans ani Bpoolfl-
cntions a-e so faulty and Ill-drawn
that competent contractors can not
Intelligently submit bids for tho con-
struction of the building and a num-
ber of contractors have declined to
submit bids.
Again -Thai the building contem-
plated by said plans and ppeolfioa-
tlons Is not worth $20000.
Again That said plana no adopted
by a majority of tho city council
were proourod by Fauaart upon tho
promlRO of cortnln sums of monoy to
bo paid to certain uipmbOTS nf lhe
city council In consideration of their
voting In favor of tho adoption of said
plans; that plaintiffs ate Wiiblo to
Btnto fully the names of tho council-
men. but allege that cortaln members
who voted in favor of tho plans woro
approached nnd promised a remuner-
ation In consideration of their voting
In tavor of the adoption of salt plans
nnd specifications bo furnished by
Foucnrt.
Again That a majoritv of the
council have agreed to pay Foucart
$1000 ff his services as -rchIloct
although a man equally competent
had offered and agreed to perform
tho same services for $600.
Again That plaintiffs are without
roraedy at low.
"Wheroforo plaintiffs pr.iv Judg-
hi out that tho defendants tholr
ngonts servants and employo bo per
petunlly onjolnod from adopting tho
plans and specifications prepared by
tho said Josoph Foucart and Iftllng n
Sf
An Excellent Coinli5na:'un.
Tin- ili t-Jii.t i. (tuil nit in m ii il
elHe t? if On. i' Unuwi - -
drill i of I'lOfl. n iiiuf ntuit i! 1 t i
''Al IS II.NK l'l. ' I 'l'l til. ' II.
tho iihu of iljt t mm' tho luji il ii
UVO p UHMJ l'l of !1IIS klllllWl I I'
mcduinulU 1 ii i in i -iii
Uieiu .n'hu iriu u.ii-iL n In. in up-1 I
tasU utul iMiej. .ill to lb r it i'
s tl o one ifcTfi'i l sr-u"tfiiimi 'i
t IV U'Ullbinl I 1
ii-.n Hiutj i Id i
genttv ' (irou.
ii ov.-ii oi.ii- Hal i
limiii ial its )
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I fn t fi o '! Ii
I.' ijimliiN iiiul si
OV ry o Joni.iM
JitAuec and il i niron the !'i h
ljver umi lio-li t limit wiiiKi'iiii
Or in il.it. ng tlun i ako it tlie ide i
lazuli vi-
lli tin- (iroei s i f iiianufai-tuiijij; fip;
are tiki'd. as they wo plruha it l. tlvn
Uutte. but tin' iii'-illelni tjnuli'i of th-
rHfltMly are nbtUMd fl'Oin KeniuiHiHi
qtlier uruuxaUe plants br rot tl d
Htioim to Uie Cai.ipqrma Fta Symip
Co only. In urder to gel iU 'jtmcfiolal
offsets and to avtNd imitationit pleaae
wembwUiyfell nwno of the Company
printed on Uie front al ovary puekagv.
CAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8Ar yuAnaieco oau
XOTJ19VTLIX XT. STOW TrOWT. U T
tofllflb7ftllruMiita I'rkflWo perLgtUo.
SivJtsmrf-
Malaria.
Tho people who livo In low swampy
Countries seem to take it for granted
Uiat Malaria Fevers nnd AAguo aro
necessary Aevlls. They apparently
do not realize that theso diseases aro
slowly but surely sapping their gen-
oral vitality. Thoso Intermittent fev-
ers malaria fovdr and nguo. swamp
fover Jungle fever otc aro tho most
persistent onomlas o tho htiman race
jf the aggrgata ot haj$i they do cbuld
be realized thoy wtnild bo fought as
plagues.
Thoso diseases rao tho result of
wenRnesa. ot poisoned "ilcrobial
blood and 1 was lnntt ago demon-
strated that Dr. tlarters Iron Tonic
was an absolute specific: a sure cure
It has been conquering and preventing
these diseases for nearly halt a r en-
out Uie poison.
It nns boon thoroughly demonstrat-
ed that the insects wnlch Infest new
countries and law swampy localities
are vehicles for carrying disease
germs. If our blood le pure aud
lic"ilth ou need have little fear of
these But if ynir blood is bad it Is
not in condition to resist the poison-
ous stings and as a result the germs
of disease obtain a footing.
Protect yourself by using Dr.
Harter's Iron Tonic. It will not only
drlvo out but keep out malaria aud
other fevers of llko kind. It has
done it In so many thii.sands of cases
that you can not doubt.
Made only by The Dr. Hartor Modi-
clno Co. Dayton Ohio. Sold every
where.
contract for the contraction ot city
building in accordance tliorowlMi;
that n restraining orde rlsatio for the
Btuno purpose until the hanrirg; nnd
for such other and further roliof as
they may deservo and for tho costs
of this action."
Tho petitioners upon the cider of
Judge Burford. filed with tin district
clerk a bond for $600 ponding further
proceedings In tho mnttor.
Tho plaintiffs named In the petltlou
aro W. P. Eagor Ltfwis T. Horzel
J. W Snyder W. M. Spurlock. T. J.
Iiellman and A. W. McKeaai!.
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
(From tho Philadelphia Itecord.)
Tho fortunus of war aro thoso made
by army contractors.
Sound monoy must bo the kind tha
jingles In a fellow's pocket.
Famo often consists of having yol-
low dogs and five-cent cigars named
Utter you. '
No. Maude dear; thoro is no simi-
larity botweon a ship's hatchway and
an Incubator.
What's the use ot talking a bout
elevntlng the stage? Every atago has
Its wings and flies.
"It's all right to pick your com-
pany" says the Manayunlt Philoso-
pher "but don't pick them to piocoe."
Sometlmos a man boaBts that ho
holds tho koy to a situation end then
dlsco'vers that the lock Is ma'o'.
Teadhor "What is politeness?"
Little Boy "Not to ask for a second
pitco of pfo when you're out visiting"
Noll"I admit that Mr. Staylato
has his shortcomings" Belle
"What I object to Is that he's bo long
golny."
The married man who trays nut
late discussing the question of the
day may have to fHoe the on tloas of
the night when he gets ho. u .
Oldbach "What limit do mh pin
In youi inn -'d men's poker piuiies'"'
Newlymel- -Oh no follow un h
rnorf tha.i a tn 1 of coal '
FI:.it Oodt--"What becam" . Hut.
smoking jaikct ou stole frnm tht
dotli aline' Si'ionl Ooat- 'I l.ns
formed it I to an (Ctoa Jntkct
Mniis intiiini iniiv to man
FIIIji biubr litaits with v.(
Ml me i tl'i uaii In ic it b llu ' i
Who W t h n i i k rsi f i
.).' Kisher ant Ben Hj hatg
1 with Isrcf-ny In Woods tou ty
nn i iU am 1 from the federal jail on
i ml JiiiiH'g Reynolds tho has jiiBt
mil a six months' tetm m the H 1
ii.il jail for Introducing lh i i
Indian
to
i
H. II Watklus has deposited to
the credit of 11 F BufflBgton treas
titer of school district No. 57 "b eots
on the dollar for the $12 00 irgue of
Woods. Mr. ykuis guarantied UiU
amount hsd (lie board will recoitre a
per cent If more than this amount
Is realized. Now tho cchuot houke
In Kenwood will go forward vith all
possible speed. Enid Eagle.
Carpenter's "Kor Her Sake."
It Is not vorjfcoften that tup theater-
t goora of Guthrie have an opportunity
ot wItnosoing such a meritorious pro-
duction as the well-Vnown Russian
molodramn( "For Her SHk" Whlcn
will bo pyt oif at tho Brook' theater
vVodnosdny Nov. C.
This play which Is excellently
staged and presented by a company
that has won the admiration and ap?
plauBO of Iho discriminating public
portrays llfo In tho Czar's domains
with wonderful vividness. It Is a re-
mafknble fact that although the aver-
age untravolod American is tolerably
familiar with the national customs
and chnrncter of nearly all the peo-
ples of the world a knowledge
which by tho way ho has obtained
by rending novels nnd seeing plays
whose sconos aro laid in fortlgn coun
tries his idea of Russian lite is con
fined to tho dospotism of tho govern
mont tho subjection of the vooplo and
tho exaggerated frength of tho arma-
ment. Therefore such dramas as
"For Hor Sake" have as genuine and
distinct an educational value as the
historical drama or novel especially
whan tho picture .s ns accurately and
carefully drawn as tbH ot this play.
This fact combined with tho simple
beauty of tho story Uie bright and
clover dialogue and tho magnificent
nnd startling sconlp effects should
mako tho coming presentation an al-
together notable event.
GLOBE SIGHTS.
From tho Atchison Qlobej
How wo all lovo a forgiving person!
Your friends probably Star you nr-j
bull lieaded.
A girl's engagement Is not a suc-
coss unloss It sets society "agog."
When somo people attQrapto jolly
you they make you mighty tired.
Other people's love attain seem so
silly. But your own seem to be "
rigllu
You have seen thousands of plct
ures of angels. Evor see a picture of
a man angel?
A man wlio prospors gets ovun with
somo of his enemies by making them-
envious. Somo peoplo have to scratch bo
hard to got along that thoy nro "sore"
nil tho time.
Girls who wear fancy shoo Btrlnga
shouldn't get mad if a man '.ooks to
tholr feet.
Nothing makes a whlto1 man quite
so mad as to liave to work while gome
colored man is loafing around.
The worst robber aro tho moat re-
tMfted men of clvillzaUon.
r i rchaut in town can tell you
th ij are
Apy
who
Every tine a man is married some
iiu-i says. "Well goodness gra-
i inns
him."
them that want htm oau have
When a man has o -uffIeIent accu
mulation of complaints and diseases.
in and piiiHMmita
llu undertaker step
them in a glass case.
Tho Indian as a docorntlon fad has
about -cached hlh right place; llU
ice now appears in ruga where you
no wipe your feet on it.
A i Atchis6a man complained so
i'ji h that hU wife was roonotonouo
t'. t hi ife nvited her mother to
ii n ami vhit th m. ..
Kv i y woman thinks before she Jia(3
liiil a triai that her Inlluoni' -would'
v tiixt to hvpuptic in getting a bIqS
to take ulb medielnn. -
An Atehpn woman i wfto ..&?
aionr. has perwltted'her childrpn)tti
go to school when and where thoyuma and U19 glrls'get together and
pleased with the result that; thIr.
education la as smattered aa a child'a
first copy book
HICKS' IDEA ABOUT WEATHER.
j i ..ii.
Novehiber Weather Will Be Interest
ing on Account of Vulcan and
Othtf Periods.
The Hev. Htckt has the following
weather condition manned out for
Noveu.ber:
Tho stttrs in connection ".Hh Fit
day and Saturday the. 1st and 3d ln-
dlcato that a reactionary disturbance
will be control on thoso datos causing
a rlBO ir temperature falling bnrom -ter
and scattering storms and squalls
of rain and snow Loin about the 1st
to the 3d.
The regular Vulcan storm period
begins on Uie 5th Is central on tho 7th
and extends to the 10th. A marked
tlse of temperature with o corre-
sponding fall of the barometer follow-
ed by possible thunder storms south-
ward will set la early in this Vnlean
pp iod About Wednesday tho Gfh or
Sundav the 10th storms of mind rain
and snow will make their transit from
west to east acrons the cquniry. A
decided coll wave will be well sdvanc
od from the northwest before the low
barometer and '.torroa of this period
itsch the Atlantic.
A sudden return to warmer low
barometer an! rain and snow will be
natural about Monday the 11th to
Thursday the 14th. THese reactionary
Btorrr.s will be followed by a more
porslstont and general change to win
try conditions and sharp cold will bo
general over central nnd nortlietn sec-
tions for several days leading up to
the Vulcan atom priod central eta
the 18th. ThiJ Vulcan storm period
extends from the 16th to the 20Ui. '
Some of the mo3t decided "tonus of '
the month may be oxpectod from about
Sunday Uie 17th to Tuesday tho 21st '
Th-je storms will reach a crisi3 on
and touching the 20th rain win i and
thunder being followed in tnr.ny sec-
tions within n few hours by noith-
weBterly gales driving snow and
change to freeing.
The freeslng weather following tho
Inst storms will react to warmer from
the 23d to 20th. On tho 25th the moon
tho earth. It 1 In direct opposition
with earth and sun on tho 26th caus
lng nn eclipse ot tho moon in other
parts of Clio earth. Look for manyj
moro storms largely of a bllzzurdouo
character not mope than forty-olght
nouns boforo or after Bun down-on tho
26th following rapidly by n groat rlso
of the bai-om.tor and a nHhins r cold
wavo Uiat will be felt far to the south.
.... .. . ...ii. .
AlUlliVIl illilUIUUUl ClUIIII will uu
. . ... .
browing. It not already In progress oa
IIIU IllOlllil fcUI'O OHI-. lOC 1 .iUiA. Wfc
1.. .4n.1. rrrt Mtf Tl a nllmnv nf
this porlod will moot likely fa1 in
tho opening day of December but the
first stages will be attendel ly very
low barometer and change of much
! wanner followed at first by ge.ierai
la Ueavy raM thp al w (
turn to a general and deetruct.ve steet
1 . i . n n rai anr.w ntnrni
and blizzard over northern part' of
the country.
COTTON SECTION BULLETIN.
Stations of Oklahoma
tern.
Max.
Chandler 81
Mangum 80 .
Oklahoma 79
Shawnoo 80
Stillwntor 82
WCathorford 81
fall
uu
00
00
Stations of Indian Territory.
" Max.
torn.
Ardmoro 80
Durant 84
Holdenvllle K TO
Rain
fall.
00l
00
00 1
00
oa
i MmIow 80
Mukoge
t
District Averages.
' Max.
tern.
74
Rain-
fall. 00
OJ
T '
00
JO
Hi
eO
00
00
e
i0
oo
00
Atlanta.
Augusta 70
i Charleston TO
! Galveston 82
1 Little nock 82
I Timnlil 78
Mobile
80
. . . 78
. ... 82
. . . T4
. 82
... 70
.. 82
Montgomery
New Orleans
Savannah . .
Vicksburg . .
I Wilmington
Oklaboiua . .
Remarks.
Moderate temperatures with gnier
ally fair wether prevailed throughout
tU olto lielt
Chas M. Strong. Sec Dlr. '
Mrf. OJiaYJfla PJlson will f-ntei-uin
tho Friday Aftrno0.n Ruchrj Mb to
morrow afternoon nt her hom-
Along "about ths tlmo ovoxy'year
decide that if pa's ovorcoat has a
ncw collar en will savo buying a
-;
jnew one.
D elat tlta GOLD DUST twins do your wjfrlfT" 'JmW
P33 i36Btf?f? S5 B is9st ssV& MM ASBM
ffi .. i-iM FH removes all d.rt and stains from H 1
V W b ncw- Tt v;l" c'ean the flcor' kitchen H
' w mwlBrfL. ware furniture dishes and clothes H
m 1 if better than soap with half tho work B '
n J yfflfJA$Sw and at half tho cost All grocers H I
H iy KW M"'""" ' Snd for our FREE booklet H
BP Up fwn l$l "Golden Rules for Houvswork."
H 1 ffl iWi - THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY. H
m W CWcjujo St Louis. HcwYorlc. Doston. H '
tSfil9itHUESSSSSSSSiiiik!XyiiXJXl'rV-'.m.!. '."J jj" w"MwijpMssjsjMsjjP I
FOR GAME WARDEN.
I Few Applicants Pressnt Themselves
i For Thle Solely Honorary
Position.
There Is one position in Ohlahoma
I a territorial one at that Ir which
thre are very few applicants. This
position Is that of territorial game
warden. An appointment will be
mado within a short tlmo end the
i right kind of a man has not yet been
pushed forward for the placj. There
I is not much of a salary connected
I with the position but It requires a
mien who will tako an Interest In the
WOfrk aJ '" tho gan ntor
'
Mr. C. M. Kyger is game warden
and I? an nttornoy at Jefforson.
Thora IS tiilk of somo prominent
men who are interested in hunting asking that he use his Influence In se-
and Oklahoma gamo in gonoial. being curing tho appointment of a Woodff
1 puehod forward ub candidates for
i ()! nlnnn Tf In ent .11 r. 1n -... .lol-n
( of Qovornor j mklM to appoint a maa
!... 4 "..
'.who win uiku aa nioreai. in nis worK
... ... .
.outsldo of tho pecuniary componsa
'
i '
CATTLEMEN CLAIM FENCES.
Allegation Based on a Noncompliance
With Their Contracts.
By ABeocTatod Prose.
WashiiQton D. C Oct. 31. Word
ha been received at Uie Interior de-
partment that the cattlemen w.io have
been pasturing their catUe in the
Wlohlta reservation In Oklahoma
i iiuvu uugun io uusiroy uio ionces
which Burround tholr pastures. Col.
Randlott wires that they havo buc-
ceoded In destroying moro Uian lit-
toon miles of fenco so far. Ho asks
for Instructions ns to the courso ho
0" shall pursue. It Is possible that he
will oo nuviseu to stop tno cattlemen
Will IIU 1IUVIBUU LO UlUIl LI1U IVUllUIIll-'Il
0u in their operations until the owner-
6Hiii ie People arc all buying
. a. -ai
?sr
can
uwte
ship ofthe feuces can be established
The pasture lands ware lensed to the
cnttlemen tit the late of 8 ttnts an
acre per annum with a provision that
they shoull build fences pbout the
lands and "T.ieso fences at the cio-n
of th three years' lensijg reriod.
should revert to the ladiu-w Th
country was recenUy opened to set
I IU Ot'l
i a yJ
i " t a ;
tlement after not more than
and a half had passed. Th
men claim because they wre not alv
lowed occupancy until tho eud of bf
1 ol ' ui" j
to th-
ot hd.-
leoso porlod the proviso as
ownership of the fences does xot
effect.
WJint 6iiaaaeMll (fr rMHMA4
VfUllh MVWOOWI VI WUIIl4UHi J
A petitlbn wjll bo prevented to Dele
gato Dennis Flynn within a Bhort r
tlmo by citizens of WuudB touat
county man to succeeu H. A. Cameron
UR rCcl&tGr of tllO AlVll Inild OfflCO
Tho petition will be signed by tho
. i . .! .i i-ii.
and leading
.i. w6..i.w..
Republicans of Woods county No
porson is named in tho petition and
Delegate Flynn will have the 1'ght to
endorse and tho man he dooms eligible
for tho placo. A meoting was hell
Saturday night to discuss th. sltna
tlon and the petition Is th? .ult It
has been feared that an othei r..an t
would be appointed reglsti'" Poll
Uciaaa have flsurcxl out that a' R
Museller of Perry is Blated for th" 1
rusisteiniiiii uuk. iiu iivuuuu tunt
Ohnngo tho situation. Wools rou lty
Republicans figure that WomU coun ll
u biivo riyuu ouuu u. uib uhijuio. m
Uio last election ho should accedo to
thqlr demands and endorso a Woods
cpunty man for tho place. ii
j
Somo men get on In tho wcrjd on '
tho same principle that glvei a manj
Willi 11 IIUlIll-pUL III J ilBUb I I imj
with a
through a crowd.
CALUMET
BAH1NG
POWDER
SOLD
HERE
-.
dimply because tt is the only
HIGH GRADE? powder sold at a
moderate price
yequestioiid
Save the conpons found in '
1 iievanavaiuauic.
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