The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • Page 6

CRIMINAL II (KKET For ihc December Term, ihe District: Court. 1420 State vs. Dick DifHec, assault; continued lor sentence. 14l'l State VR Hill DillYe, assault; continued for tdiit.eiieo. l-VH State vn E''li '1'n'spei-, maiming; continued Im- neiitenee.

10.11 State vs K. L. ISryant; larceny. State vs 1 iss, injury to cliurch proper! Slate vs i 111 Porter, assault (vith a dangerous weapon; contin- uid for payment, of line and eostp. 1 Stale VH Robert Faulkner, injury to animals; eimliuued for payment of costs.

Lite VH Warren Kilpalriok, assault; continued for payment Of COXlH. lt -1'4 Slate VH John Dean, assault; continued for pavniLii! of balance of fine and costs, lTla State vs Sain Mawvcll et al, liurglarv; coniinued for sentence. 71 State vs Will Tinlor, dispos. i ng of niui tgagi-d j.i.-p. run-' til.

for c. 1 Slate vs Lav ma adultery. 1 rsg -State VR Dave Faulkiiei 1706 State vs Frenk Wimbcrly, perjury. December 16th- IT 32 State vs John embezzlement. -w 17g3 State vs Sbbpehire, ing of mortgaged 1730 State vs Geo.

W. Johnson, false protenflos. 1731 State va W. B. Heberlin, larceny of domestic animals.

1695 vs J. P. Henderson, larceny of domestic animals. 1740 State va Josbua Morris, as-, sault to kill. Friday, December iTtb 1748 State Pete Drew.et al, grand larceny and robbery.

1745 State vs E. B. McDonougli, assault and battery; appeal. M. Wolverton Transferee! To Nowata County uiiilis: sault witlj a daiiLiei as- Mill.

TO THE leaving for Nowata County to which place I have been transferee! I beg to thank one and all for the kindly treat- merit'accorded me and-my family while I have" lived among you. It is with a sadness that I leave the County as I have formed many warm friendships here. I further to thank all orces which have labored wjth me in my efforts to better the Conditions in this County. I confidently looked for time to show what I have done, if it is not very apparent to many now. During the year beginning January 1st to October" 1st.

1 have traveled 4,501 miles in the Sam Humor, charge duty. Spoke at public gatherings to 8,541 people upon some phase of my work. Vaccinated 433 head of hogs and 53 head of cattle against the have been instrumental in the vaccination false many hundred more. Have taught a good many farmers and their sons how to use. the serum for prevention of these Laid out several miles of drainage arid terraces upon the farms of the county, Assisted in the introduction of several head of pure bred cattle and and a good many pens of pure bred chickens.

Conferred with several hundred farmers about business of farming. Organized several farm clubs, conducted a good many demonstrations' in various.crop? and live stock and live-stock feeding. Have aided some in good roads work in various way's-. Have-mailed several thousand bulletins and circulars and letters relative to the work, I I i70- vs '(. Iiariey ilark, as sank with intent to Tuesday, 1 U'cenilier I'TOl Stale vs O- Timiey et al injury to animals.

State vs bery. 1-709 Stale vs Oorge Turner burglary and larceny, 17H State vs lien Houston, rape Wednesday, December Sib 1708 State vs William Holmes mui tier. 1G9H State vs Waitie Walts pretenses, Stale vs Waitie Watts, disposing of mortgaged properly. 1700 State vs Waitie Watts, false pretenses. 1707 State vs Dan JoLins, assault with a deadly weapon.

Thursday, December Dili 1.7 State vs A. J. Gibsou, perjury. 172 State vs George Russell, fitl.se pretenses. 1725 hiate vs II.

S. Cole et al, do-' Hlroymg public property. I l7-'8 State vs J. Clevinger jii of inortgagedjii'Operly. i-riday, December 10th 1741 State vs E- S.

Fain, murder, i 173(5 Siate vs Milligan, lar- ceny of domestic animals. i State vs Bud Ferguson, false pieteiihcsand forgery. 172 i State vs Bud.Cotner et al, Grass county. WE OFFER THE BEST SERVICE TO Chicago, $16.77 St. Louis 12.00 Kansas City 5.74 Joplin .2.74 Two TRAINS Phono Us For Particulars O.

WOOD Agent. City Southern! burglary. iuiteva as- sauli with intent io kill. 17-1 vs Foster Wood et al, adultery. lTfl)' ngiit, "appeal.

172(5 State vs Wallace, larceny of domestic animal. 1744 fcjtatevs Douglas Launing, pEetta Tuesday, December 14th 1738 vs Henry Hanson, as- eauli with ifitent to kill. 4 vs Tom Biggs et al, graaU laroeuy. 17ii5 cvu vs Charles Foudreu et al, larceny of domestic aniniaN. 1740 Stale vs Silas Longboue.

false pretenses. 1747 ttate vs Walter Jones, as. sauit 10 kill. eiliiesdiiy, 1 1 ember 15th l7lo vs lion, ri Sulliyan ei at, rviibery. 17' 3 Sisie vs Sert Cation, assaujt VTILIJ lutein 10 kill.

174a biatevsN. D- Boughrrian, removing murtgag. property. ruate vs" Aoe Dotsou et al, assault with intent 10 kill. Feteretia into to forward Vrona Items The weather has bfeen very cold in this vicinity' the past week.

Mr. and, James Eagle and Son, Willie, transacted business at Unioritown, Friday. Welch, of Short, Sheriff A. H. T.

wtfs in our vicinity Sunday. Isaac and Levi were cutting Jim Eagle's winter wood last week. Jack Rogers, of Short, visited his mother, Mrs. James Eagle, Sunday at Bellfonte school house last Friday evening, was a A large crowd attended and reported a nice, time. The proceeds; help defray the 'district.

-Mrs. James A Eagle and family visited Mrs. Nofire Sunday ings John Coleman -arid Jim Waters transacted business hWSallisaw Monday. SchQaLatJLeil.fffUtevis:jrogress- ing as at Vrona Saturday, I Underwccd Loan Company Write-Us Bates and Teranis Fort Smith, Arkansas Office Phono 33S1, noma Olfioe Phone 9522 F2 Buy I Your Christmas Ftuits. Nuts At Willies Place No9975 Report of the condition of the First National Bank In the State of Oklahoma, at the close.of business Nov.

10, 1915. RESOURCES 1. a LoanB and discounts (exeqit: those 9hpwn on Total loans. 2. Overdrafts, secured 8..

a U. S. bonds owned and unpledged. "Total U. S.

bonds Subscription-toatpek of Federal Eeserve Bank. Lefas amount unpaid. 464,411.70 .25,000 10 .......1 ,700. 8 Furniture.aida., 10 'Net amount due from Federal Reserve 7. a Valuepf banking 64.411.70.

692,69 850 1,500 1.400 11 fb Net amount due from.spi>rovoil roBerve agents In reserved wi ngifcpr bad roads -and- high 5.757.52... .......5 constant rain have at Vrona Saturday; i been unable to. visit as many; ro Fractional nickies.and eenu 789J5S get," I believe there, is such a Jaw as 1 had planned, altho I wass oh "the 1 statute book's i of ouc state visit something like 4U0 ca iled the Let's a i organized the County i not forget disobey Free or at' least put it on the road to proper organization and hope that 1916 the farmers will be able to bring their crops and live stock together and compare I asked for my successor Mr. Mrs. C.

A. Mathews is ill with la grippe- Neal COoper is visiting J. C. Diffy over in Blair Bottoms, A. Mathews attended the H.

T. A- Sub Order, near Maple J. H. Henderson who comes from last night, distance, about ten Tahlequah a continuation of good miles. It-takes a pretty good anti co -operation which has been my -to go thaf distance toJodgg.

portion. wish to especially prof, wTt. Fox is on thank J. H. Dodson County Sup't wt lnis week an not able to at and the newspapers for their tend tne tj es 0 school- help and continued co-operation all the way, Respectfully, ii.

M. Wolverton, County Agent. Chewie. One way fare via. S.

from nahisaw to Kansas City $5.74 Coin and certificates. Ltgal-iender notes. (lawful money reserve in JiO; Ecde'mptibn tiind more that 5 per circulationjana due from U. S. 'freaBUrer 21 CustcmeiB' liability letters of credit, billsrf exchange 22 Cuetomers'liability account Expense 1" 28 Other assew.

if any Stocks Total 24 Capital stock paid in 25 Surplus fund 27 Circulating notes 5.661.80 870 6.67 87149 $26,000 8,800 25,000 88. and 39 $52, 32 Individual deposits subject to check 83 CertificateB.ot deposit due in less than ,80 days. 35 Cashier's checksouutanding Total demanti aepobita, Ittins 82. 35, 40 Certiilcate of deposit 'lotul of time deposits. Items 40, 41 and 42 8,660.66 40 a IUditQouKta with i'tutrul KtBerve Banks Notts and billB rcdiscounted elsewhere than at Federal Reserve .47.

liiiiB payable, tncluuiiig obligations representing mouey borrowed- Total. STATE OP OKLAHOMA, COUNTY ot-SEQUOITAB-BB. 1, Chan. Blackard, Misliier ol theBbove-namcd bank, do solemnly swear fhpt the state. beat ot my-knowledge and belief, Choi.

Blackurd, Caahlar. W. ines.R,H. Walton and India Bines. Directon Subscribed this 23 of November 1815.

W. M. Blackard, Notary Public. My Commission March 51,878.65 242 74 60 8,660.66 ...1,675.71 10.W0. 281.68 Vi.

1 AYO COMPANY fcsiA 8oft Wheat Uigii i'ateiit Flour, (Guaranteed.