Ada Democrat to Erect $100000 County Courthouse
Ada Democrat reports plans to begin constructing a new county courthouse in Jackson County with a $100000 budget.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
1
Ada Democrat reports plans to begin constructing a new county courthouse in Jackson County with a $100000 budget.
The annual meetings of the County Farmers Institute are announced for Chandler April 25 Bristow April 26 Nowata April 28 Antlers May 14 and Stillwater May 19.
A major fire destroyed eight buildings occupying a full business block on Main Street Carnegie. The restaurant origin is listed as the source. losses are estimated around 20 000 dollars with about half covered by insurance.
A special car was hired to take twenty Italian miners from McAlester to New York for an Italy visit during the mine strike, with as many as a hundred more possible joining the group from the local area.
The McAlester city council passed an ordinance allowing fishing in Lake Talawanda, the city water supply. The state board of health declared the ordinance a nuisance and forbade issuing fishing permits in the basin.
James Briggs a 50 year old farmer near Durant was found dead in his field. The body was discovered after his wife reported his long non appearance. He died from being kicked over the heart by a mule he was driving.
Cal Allard formerly secretary of the Chickasha commercial club becomes managing editor of the State Capital. He succeeds Claude S Burr, who was appointed special agent of the department of commerce and labor to secure Indian statistics.
The Waynoka State Bank in Waynoka Oklahoma with $10,000 capital plans nationalization. It is owned by J. A. Stein and associates of Alva who also control the First National Bank of Alva.
Citizens of Bear Creek township in Logan County petition the corporation commission to compel Fort Smith and Western Railway to build a depot midway between Guthrie and Meridian, a distance of twelve miles.
A district court in Muskogee grants a temporary restraining order prohibiting State Auditor M. E. Trapp acting as secretary of the state board of appraisers County Clerk W. E. Looper Sheriff Wise Ner and County Treasurer Rogers from collecting taxes on lands of nearly 600 Cherokees.
The Andarko Daily Democrat owned by A. S. Roberts is leased to County Judge Judge B. F. Holding and Mrs. Lillian M. Roberts who will take editorial charge. Mrs. Roberts has long association with the paper.
Oklahoma City's George Palmer continues his cross country trek arriving in San Francisco after a week of rain and mud. A Salt Lake City dispatch says he remains on schedule and plans to be home on time.
Citizens petition Governor Haskell asking for a special election to determine if Wilburton should become a first class city. A census shows 2,382 inhabitants.
After two and a half years of litigation the supreme court mandates Republican T. R. Palmer to assume duties as a member of the Muskogee County Board of County Commissioners.
Cade reports a pistol shot in Mr Tuttle's stateroom and a fatal self-inflicted wound. The narrator orders calm, assumes command to protect the crew and the women on board awaiting breakfast, and plans to inform the crew later. de Nova assists in handling the body as tension rises.
Stephens informs Lady Darlington and Celeste of Mapes’s death and tense crew mood as the crew debates a course after the mate’s collapse. He plans to address all hands at the rail, seeking trust to drive decisions aboard the icebound vessel Sea Queen.
A stranded navigator gathers his crew aboard a ship trapped by ice. With Mr Tuttle dead from suicide and no signed officers, the group debates whether to chase a rumored Spanish ship and possible riches or turn back before the ice crushes them. The crew remains unsettled as winter closes in.
John Stephens, a Massachusetts adventurer, is marooned in Valparaiso and drawn into a Chilean Peru battle plot. He accepts a captaincy to seize a Chilean ship, only to learn the prize is a private yacht with Lord Darlington aboard. Tuttle’s mutiny and a cold sea chase drive the voyage toward the Antarctic circle.
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