■VOLUME 4.MC8KOGEE, INDIAN TERRITORY, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17,1904NUMBER 23THE PHOENIX PUBLISHES THE OFFICIAL LIST OF ALL CREEK LAND OFFERED FOR SALE09QmQ90mm*090909Q90m*a*MANVERY CHILDIn the City of Muskogee Is. Invited toOPEN ft SAVIN6S ACCOUNTIS ASSUREDMUSKOGEE SAW MILL AND MAN* UPACTURING COMPANY WILL ERECT PLANT.ACCEPTED THE PROPOSITIONForty Acres of the Snngo Land to he Donated by the .lt; 'handier of Commerce—Work Will Soon Commence.RULES OFPRACTICETribes, and In,good standing, to file papers for recognition in towns!te•BWtteFB before- day -TowneRe Commie-Sion or tbe office of the United States Indian Inspector.RULES GOVERNING ATTORNEYSpracticing Before tows-SITE COMMISSION.1THEY ARE SOW IN EFFECTI'oramis Admitted Ui J trad Ice Hefi.ue the Danes Commission Ne*H Not File Paper-s for Recognition.,1, HI/ARTICLE* OF INCORPORATION.MARRIAGE LICENSES.The following were issued at the clerk’s office yesterday:Thomas' A. Waldrop and* Callle Barnes, both of Fort Gibson.Elmer Smith and Ethel Gilbert, both of Choskn.Charles Little and Katie~Head, both -of--Reeboftportr*Md~.—*—Oscar Wade and Belle Welch, both of Wagoner.\ A HAY HIDE.Tlvo I.lt;•;! Temperance Legion willAppeals—Wo. E. Werner (Republican) of Mohrop.- The unanimous actlotr erf ■ tiwconv vention In nominating Lieut Got. Higgins for' the Governorship wasformer Lieut. Gov: Timothy L. Woodruff as the convention was preparing for the roll call. It was only twhen as he himself said, It became '/obvious to his practiced ear ttfat the convention wits almost solidly agalnst‘ him, after his name had been placed In nomination in a speech by Wm. A. Prendergast of Brooklyn, in which Jftidldacy was i bitterly. attacked, thatMi. Woodruff' took the platform, withdrew his name from further consideration, moved fhat the nomination of Lient. Gov. Higgins be made unanimous and pledged the fullest ef-