City Council Allows Narrow Sidewalk Displays Amid Breezy Session
The city council met in regular session at city hall and approved using eighteen inches of sidewalk for storefront displays by thirty-two businessmen during the day. A plan to rent the city park for another year was referred to a special committee. Alderman Timberlake introduced ordinances for city offices fixing the marshal’s salary at 50 dollars monthly plus fees, and the recorder’s tax duties and salary at 800 dollars yearly and 16 dollars monthly. The street commissioner office was tabled.
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J. W. Davis
Timberlake
Committeemen Selected for County Executive Board
Democratic voters met yesterday to elect township committeemen. The old rule had allowed one member per township but was amended to elect from each ward and an outside territory seat. Elected were First ward J. T. Conn, Second ward Dr. Ligon, Third ward W. D. Lowden, Fourth ward J. P. Crawford, and at large Dr. Davenport.
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Ebey
Ada
J. T. Conn
Dr. Ligon
W. D. Lowden
J. P. Crawford
Davenport
Special Services at Christian Church March 10
Elder S. R. Hawkins of South McAlester I T will preach both morning and evening. He brings a message on territorial work and restoration of New Testament Christianity. All loyal members should attend and invite friends. E L Kirtley, Minister.
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Christian Church
S. R. Hawkins
South McAlester
I. T
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Considers Female Vote in School Elections
Guthrie Oklahoma March 7 All female citizens meeting male electors qualifications are qualified to vote in all school matters in Oklahoma under a supplemental report to the constitutional convention. The report was drafted on instruction of the convention following adoption of the original suffrage report weeks ago.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Burglary at Oakman Post Office Reported
Unknown suspects broke into the Oakman post office on Monday night and blew the safe open, securing about 500 dollars before making their escape.
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Oakman
Warning Order in Indian Territory Court Case
In the United States Commissioner's Court in the Southern District S J Martin plaintiff A G Winn U S Commissioner Stone Attorney Ennis attorney for non resident appears in the matter with a warning order issued by the court.
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United States Commissioner’s Court
Indian Territory
Southern District
S. J. Martin
Local Notables and Businesses in Capitol Hill Area
Attorney W W Pryor went to Tupelo on legal business Tuesday Ed Steed was looking after his business interests at Tupelo Wednesday Dr Coppenbarger went to Sulphur on professional business the first of the week Beard Blanks write all kinds Insurance Loan Money Buy and sell all kinds Real Estate Office Harris Hotel Bldg State Manager Edwards of the W O W was here Tuesday He says that the head camp meeting at Muskogee on the 12th bids fail to be biggest yet Capitol Hill is only 8 to 10 blocks from center of business Last chance to get acres close in sold on installment plan Get prices Beard Blanks Owners Office Harris Hotel Bldg Tuesday night Hon C D Carter of Ardmore addressed a fair sized audience in the district court room He is a man of strong personality a forceful speaker and made a favorable impression The residence of J C Meaders Sunrise Addition nearing completion Bryant residence also rising Work soon to begin on new dwellings Capitol Hill addition A steady solid growth is far better than a boom The senior editor of the Democrat thanks the U C V camp for courtesy in electing him an honorary member Beard Blanks Loan Money on improved city property or to build and on farms C T Ellis Pioneer Telephone Co traveling representative was here yesterday He expressed himself as highly pleased with our town and its right prospects.
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W. W. Pryor
Tupelo
Ed Steed
Dr. Coppenbarger
Edwards
Muskogee
Capitol Hill
Beard & Blanks
Harris Hotel
C. D. Carter
Ardmore
J. C. Meaders
Sunrise Addition
Bryant
C. T. Ellis
Pioneer Telephone Co
Ellard v Ellard Court Warning in Indian Territory
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District H J Ellard sues Minnie Ellard. Minnie is ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness Judge J T Dickerson and the court seal dated March 1 1907. Clerk B C M Campbell Deputy A H Constant. Duke Stone attorney for non resident Robert Wimbish. First published March 1 1907.
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United States OF America
Indean Territory
Francis
Indian Territory
L. H. Davis
Dave Ballow
George Cox
John I. McCoole
Newton
United States
H. J. Ellard
Minnie Ellard
H. J. Elard
J. T. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
Duke Stone
Robert Wimbish
Notice of Referees Appointment for Land Damages at Tyrola
The court in Ada Indian Territory will appoint referees to determine compensation for land and improvements taken for a revised railroad line through Tyrola Chickasaw Nation. Proceedings begin March 18 1907 at 10:00 AM in Webb and Ennis offices with adjournments until completion.
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Apa
Missouriansas & Texas Railway Company
Tyrola
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Green McCurtain
D. H. Johnston
Andrew Miller
L. H. Woods
W. A. Balmain
C. P. Cox
E. J. Wright
W. J. Robertson
Albert Rennie
J. L. Bayne
Percy W. Gardner
Hix Locher
Silas Russell
Elsie Russell
Richard Russell
Ned
Nat) Alexander
Helen Alexander
Joseph Williams
Maisie Williams
H. G. Beard
A. Aubery
J. W. Ragland
G. W. Fanning
William Carl
J. T. Dickerson
United States Court For
Southern Judicial District of the Indian Territory
Mi i
Kansas Es Bog Ae Company
Rola
Section 17
First Street
Second Street
Broadway Avenue
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Monroe Avenue
Seventh Street
Lots 6
South Tyrola
Madison Avenue
Main Street
Third Street
Second
Center
First
Ain
Fifth
Seventh
Broadway
Madison
Monroe
Ada
Webb & Ennis
Damages Payable Details in Ada Indian Territory Notice
The report lists the names of payees in the damages award and their interests for the Ada Chickasaw Nation area. Dated February 18, 1917, in Indian Territory. Referees TM AL C Thom n T P Holt B H Epperson.
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Ada
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Waples Platter Grocer Co v Doc Carl
In the Ada Mayor's Court Indian Territory Southern District the Waples Platter Grocer Co sues Doc Carl. Carl is ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness J. P. Wood Mayor of Ada I. T. M. dated February 9 1907. Seal J P Wood Mayor. Duke Stone attorney Webb Ennis attorneys for non resident.
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Ada
Indian Territory
Waples Platter Grocer Co
Doc Carl
Waples Platter Grocer Company
J. P. Wood
J Seal J.P. Wood
Duke Stone
Webb & Ennis
Notice of Annexation Hearing in Indian Territory
On January 31 1907 a petition was filed to annex and extend Newton incorporation over the N1 2 of SE 1 4 of SE 1 4 of Section 30 Town 5 North Range 7 East in the Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory. Judge J T Dickerson set March 12 1907 in open court to hear petitioners and decree to go into full force. W H Hammond attorney for petitioners dated February 11 1907.
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A. D
Circuit Court
Southern District
Indian Territory
J. T. Dickerson
Newton
Chickasaw Nation
United States Court
W. H. Hammond
Attention Horsemen Describe Idaho the Black Percheron
Idaho is a 1600 pound Black Percheron about 174 hands high nine years old with a sound body and good disposition.
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Idaho
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