The Century Chest Collection

Book of Oklahoma City Builders

(Transcribed from the original)

Book of City Builders
Whose lives have meant much to the city of 1913
and whose generosity has preserved
The Century Chest
to the City of 2013
Messages to Posterity.
Chamber of Commerce of 1913 to Chamber of Commerce of 2013
Anton Classen, Father of Street Railways of Oklahoma
City, to the President of the Track Lines or possibly, Ariel Lines of 2013.

State Fair Association of 1913, to State Fair Association of 2013

Masons of 1913, to Masons of 2013.

Medical Association of 1913, to Medical Association of 2013

Board of Education of 1913, to Board of Education of 2013

Modern Woodmen of 1913 to Modern Woodmen of 2013

P. E. O. of 1913, to P. E. O. of 2013.

Women of 89-1913 Organization to Organization of 2013.

First Families of Oklahoma of 1913, to First Families of Oklahoma of 2013

Art League of 1913, to Museum of Art of 2013

Men's Dinner Club of 1913, to Like Organization of 2013.

Oklahoma City Advertising Club of 1913 to Advertising Club of 2013

Dr. White, Pres. of First Dental Association, to Dental Association of 2013

Dean Jewelry Company of 1913, to Leading Jeweler of 2013.

First English Lutheran Church of 1913 to First Lutheran Church of 2013.

Second Mile Club of First English Lutheran Church of 1913, to
Corresponding Club of first English Lutheran Church of 2013.

Philomathia, Mother Club of the State, to Clubs of 2013.

Ladies' Music Club of 1913, to Largest Music Club of 2013.

City Federation of Women's Clubs of 1913, to City Federation of 2013.

Daughters of the American Revolution to 1913, to the D. A. R's of 2013.

Patron's Clubs of 1913, to the Patrons Clubs of 2013.

Federated Missionary Societies of 1913 to Federated Missionary Societies of 2013.

Sorosis Club, to the Largest Department Club of 2013.

Modern Classics of 1913 to its successor of 2013.

Daughters of the Confederacy of 1913, to Daughters of the Confederacy of 2013

C. B. Ames to his Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Overholser to their Descendants of their Daughter, Henry Ione

Mrs. T. P. Mullon to her Desendants

Mr. & Mrs. T. G. Chambers to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. George G. Sohlberg to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. Weston Atwood to their Descendants.

Mr. J. M. Owen to his Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. C. F. Colcord to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. O. D. Halsell to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. James Chenoweth to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Myser to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Clayton, to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Heaney to the Descendants of either's brother and sisters.

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Shirk to their Descendants.

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Wetzel to their Descendants.

Dr. & Mrs. R. F. Schaefer to their Desendants.

Mr. & Mrs. N. S. Sherman to their Descendants.

Mr. Joseph Huckins to 2013 Manger of Lee-Huckins –
S. E. Corner Main and Broadway.

New Century Club to its posterity of 2013

Chief Justice Samuel W. Hayes to the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the State of Oklahoma of 2013.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Hoshour to their Descendants.

The Carver Chiropractic College and Class of 1913 to the
Chiropractics of 2013.

President, Faculty of the University of Oklahoma
of 1913, to the President, Faculty and Students of 2013.

Mayflower Camp 3176.

Royal Neighbors of 1913 to the Oldest Royal Neighbors Camp of
Oklahoma City in 2013

Page Number	Category	Title	First Name	Middle Name	Middle Name	Last Name	Suffix	Other Info	Description	Other Description
92			Whit	M.		Grant		Mayor
			W.	H.		Hampton		Commissioner of Public Property
			Elmer	C.		Trueblood		Commissioner of Acct and Finance
			J.	C.		Hughey		Commissioner of Public Safety
			Gary	E.		Blackwelder		Commissioner of Public Works
			C.	J.		Kendle		Sec. to Mayor
			J.	W.		Johnson		Municipal Counselor
			E.	L.		Biggerstaff		Building Commissioner
			J	W		Bennett		SuptWater Dept
			J.	D.		Janes		Chief of Police
			Charles	C.		Post		Chief Detective
			E.	C.		Spanny		E. C. Spanny Printing Co. 129 ½ West Main St.
			S.	M.		Armor		316 E. 12th Street
			Gus	A		Elbow		Secretary Board of Education
94		Mr.	C.	V.		Pendergast		432 E. 8. St
96	Ministers		Thos.	H.		Harper		Pastor Pilgrim Congregational Church
96	Ministers		Charles	J.		Christianson		Pastor Harrison Avenue Congregational Church
96	Ministers		E	B		Surface		Pastor Maywood Presbyterian Church
96	Ministers		J.	E.		Disch		Pastor Culbertson Heights Pres. Ch.
96	Ministers		M.	F.		Cowden		2nd Presbyterian
96	Ministers		Ruluf	A.		Chase		First Methodist Episcopal
96	Ministers		L.	Walter		Nine		Hughes Memorial U. B. Church
96	Ministers		Garrett	W.		McQuiddy		Maywood Christian Church
96	Ministers		Evan	B.		Ringland		Putnam Heights Presbyterian Church
96	Ministers		Robert	E.		Goodrich		St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church S.
96	Ministers		A	L.		Strong		Britton Okla
96	Ministers		E.	T.		Lane		University Place Christian
96	Ministers		R.	D.		Licklider		Olivet Baptist Church
96	Ministers		Wm.	Neely		Colton		Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral
96	Ministers		S.	E.		Betts		Wesley M. E. Church
96	Ministers	Capt.	P.	J.		Strickland		The Salvation Army
96	Ministers		Noah	B.		Wickham		Supt. Okla. Children's H.S.
96	Ministers		G.	I.		Gordon		United Presbyterian
96	Ministers		J.	R.		Millin		First U. P.
96	Ministers		D	G		Murray		District supt. M. E. Church
98	Ministers		Robert			McIntyre		Bishop M. E. Church
98	Ministers		J.	A.		Klein		Pastor German M. E. church
98	Ministers		J	C.		Gibney		Pastor 2d United Presbyterian Church
98	Ministers		Phil	C		Baird		Pastor 1st Presbyterian Church
98	Ministers		J.	H.	O.	Smith		Pastor First Christian Church
98	Ministers		A.	S.		Segerhammar		Pastor Immanuel Swedish Luth. Church
100	Attorneys at Law		A.	P.		Crockett		Burwell, Crockett & Johnson
100	Attorneys at Law		Charles	Edward		Johnson		Burwell, Crockett & Johnson
100	Attorneys at Law		B.	S.		Burwell		Burwell, Crockett & Johnson
100	Attorneys at Law		Ed	S.		Vaught		Burwell, Crockett & Johnson
100	Attorneys at Law		Henry	E.		Asp		Asp, Snyder, Owen, Lybrand - February 7-1913
100	Attorneys at Law		Henry	G.		Snyder		Asp, Snyder, Owen, Lybrand - February 7-1913
100	Attorneys at Law		Walter	A.		Lybrand		Asp, Snyder, Owen, Lybrand - February 7-1913
100	Attorneys at Law		Frederick	B.		Owen		Asp, Snyder, Owen, Lybrand - February 7-1913
100	Attorneys at Law		John	W.		Shartel		Shartel, Keaton, & Wells - February 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		J.	R.		Keaton		Shartel, Keaton, & Wells - February 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		D.	I.		Johnston		Shartel, Keaton, & Wells - February 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		D.	T.		Flynn		Flynn, Chambers, Lowe, & Richardson - feb. 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		T.	G.		Chambers		Flynn, Chambers, Lowe, & Richardson - feb. 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		Russell	G.		Lowe		Flynn, Chambers, Lowe, & Richardson - feb. 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		D.	A.		Richardson		Flynn, Chambers, Lowe, & Richardson - feb. 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		T.	Garvin		Chambers	Jr.	Flynn, Chambers, Lowe, & Richardson - feb. 10, 1913
100	Attorneys at Law		Oliver	C.		Black
100	Attorneys at Law		B.	O.		Young
102	Attorneys at Law		W.	F.		Wilson
102	Attorneys at Law		S.	A.		Byers		March 13 - 1913
102	Attorneys at Law		S.	T.		Bledsoe		3/13/1913
102	Attorneys at Law		Geo.	M.		Green		3/15/1913
102	Attorneys at Law		H.	L.		Danner		Valpariaso Uni. Ind. 09. Born Astoria Illinois, Feb 13, 1888.
102	Attorneys at Law		Jno.	H.		Shirk		Atty. March 17 - 13
102	Attorneys at Law		John			Embry		03-19-13
102	Attorneys at Law		Edward	R.		Hastings		03-19-13
102	Attorneys at Law		Clinton	Orrin		Bunn		03-19-13
102	Attorneys at Law		Chester	W.		Woods		03-19-13
103	Attorneys at Law		J.	S.		Ross		Attorney, April 17, 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		John	E.		Dumars		Dumars & Kleinschmidt March 31, 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		R.	A.		Kleinschmidt		Dumars & Kleinschmidt March 31, 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		Chas	F.		Smith		Ernst, Smith, Campbell March 31, 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		Jacob	R.		Spielman		March 31-1913
104	Attorneys at Law		J	Reeves		Bell		March 31-1913
104	Attorneys at Law		Douglas	B.		Crane		April 2nd 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		W.	A.		Ledbetter		Ledbetter, Stuart, & Bell, April 2nd 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		H.	L.		Stuart		Ledbetter, Stuart, & Bell, April 2nd 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		R.	R.		Bell		Ledbetter, Stuart, & Bell, April 2nd 1913
104	Attorneys at Law		T.	J.		McComb		April 15-1913.
104	Attorneys at Law		J.	O.		Majors		April 16, 1913
106	Attorneys at Law		J.	K.		Wright	atty.	April 19th 1913
110	Physicians		Lea	A.		Riely	A. M. M. D.	University Louisville 1898.
110	Physicians		Leslie	M.		Westfall	B. S. M. D.	University Penn. 1905
110	Physicians		Ross	D.		Long	M. D.	Pembrooke Gen. Co. N.Y. "Physicians & Surgeons" Chi. '99
110	Physicians		Arthur	W.		White	A. M. M. D.	[Rush Med Coll '02]
110	Physicians		J.	F.		Messenbaugh	M. D.	Mo. Med St. Louis Mo. 1898
110	Physicians		S.	R.		Cunningham	A. M. M. D.	Ind. Med 1899
110	Physicians		Thos.	A.		Buchanan	M. D.	University of Illinois
110	Physicians		H.	Coulter		Todd	M. A., M. D.	Acadia University N. S. ; Bowdon Medical ME
110	Physicians		Jno.	S.		Pine	M. D.	U. C. M. Richmond VA, 1901
110	Physicians		Arthur	A.		Will		Albany 1900
110	Physicians		Edw	F		Davis	M. D.	Miami 1902
110	Physicians		John	H.		Reck	M. D.	Marion - Simes 1893
110	Physicians		Leila	E.		Andrews	M. D.	Northwestern U. 1900
110	Physicians		M.			Smith	M. D.	Mo. Med St. Louis Mo. 1897
110	Physicians		Eva	Austin		Wells	M. D.	University of Okla.
110	Physicians		G.	A.		Wall	M. D.	Okla City OK.
110	Physicians		W.	J.		Jolly	M. D.	Medical College State of S. C.
110	Physicians		L.	Hyanes		Buxton	M. D. L. L. D.	University of Vermont
112	Physicians		William	Edward		Dicken	M. D.	St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons 1901.
112	Physicians	Dr.	C.	W.		Williams		Cleveland Ohio College P. & S. 1898
112	Physicians		R.	T.		Edwards	M. D.	Jefferson Med College 1889
112	Physicians		Horace			Reed	M. D.	State Univ. of Mo. 1901
112	Physicians		Lewis	J.		Moorman	M. D.	Med. Dept. Central University Ky
112	Physicians		A.	L.		Blesh	M. D.	Northwestern Univ. Med School 1889
112	Physicians		Antonio	D.		Young	M. D.	Barnes Med. Col. St. Louis 1895
112	Physicians		Alexander	B.		Baird		Jeff. Medical Col. Philada 1880
112	Physicians		James	F.		Hall	M. D.	Louisville Med. Col. Louisville 1896
112	Physicians		Richard	L.		Foster	A. M. M. D.	Univs. Louisville 1900
112	Physicians		S.	M.		Hunter	M. D.	Louisvill Medical 1879
112	Physicians		U.	L.		Russell	M. D.	Washington University St. Louis (Drs. Russell & Schaefer) 1893
112	Physicians		R.	F.		Schaefer	M. D.	Washington University St. Louis (Drs. Russell & Schaefer) March 10 -1893
112	Physicians		Clarence	Edward		Lee	M. D.,	Kansas City Medical 1902
112	Physicians		W.	M.		Taylor	M. D.	Bellevue Hosp. Med. College N. Y. Class 1898
112	Physicians		John	F.		Kuhn	M. D.	Georgetown University, 1901 Washington D. C.
114	Physicians		Charles	D.		Ferguson	M. D.	University of Toronto Canada 1901
114	Physicians		Edmund	S.		Ferguson	M. D.	Detroit College of Medicine 1895
114	Physicians		J.	B.		Rolater	M. D.	Vanderbilt Univ. 1884
114	Physicians		R.	M.		Howard	M. D.	University of Michigan 1901
114	Physicians		W.	R.		Bevan	M. D.	St. Louis University 1906
114	Physicians		E.	G.		Earnheart	M. D.	Missouri Medical College St. Louis Mo 1899.
116	Dentists		Charles	Lincoln		White	D.D.S.	U of Tenn. 1899
116	Dentists		Jno.			Miller	D.D.S.	Washington U. St. L. 1908.
116	Dentists		C.	D.		Coil	D.D.S.	Louisville Ky. Coll. Of Dent. 1893
116	Dentists		A.	J.		Beatty	D.D.S.	Columbia 1904
116	Dentists		F.	H.		Colter	D.D.S.	Chicago College of Dentisty 1897.
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		R.	E.		Stafford		Editior "Oklahoman"
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		C.	L.		Greer		Asst. State Auditor
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		Chas.	M.		Bliss		Director of Music
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		Rowland	D.		Williams		Teacher of Music
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		Ernest	A.		Calhoun		Teacher of Piano; 323 W 12th St.
118	Professional Men not otherwise classified		George	T.		Knott		Collector of Internal Revenue, District of Oklahoma.
128	The State National Bank		Edw	H.		Cooke		President	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		W	M		Bonner		Vice President	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Geo.	L.		Cooke		Cashier	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Henry			Elliott		Asst. Cashier	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		P.			Roden		Asst. Cashier	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Frank	L.		Clark		Asst. Cashier	Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Clarence	E.		Bennett			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Geo.	K.		Williams			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		J.	N.		Dodson			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Ed	L.		Dunn			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Hunter	A.		Craycroft			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		C.	F.		Colcord			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		Whit	M.		Grant			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		W	T		Hales			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		M.			Wilson			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
128	The State National Bank		R.	J.		Edwards			Charter #4862 - For Main and Robinson, Sts. - Oklahoma City, Okla. Organized February 3rd 1893 - Charter renewed February 2nd 1913.
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		F.	R.		Johnson		President	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		James			Chenoweth		Vice President	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		Geo	G		Sohlberg		Vice President	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		H	B		Carson		Acting Cashier	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		F.	R.		Wells		Asst. Cashier	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		R.	A.		Vose		Director	Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		J.	M.		Owen			Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		G.	B.		Stone			Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		Richard			Avey			Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		Leon			Levy			of Levy Brothers. Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		C.	B.		Ames			Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
130	The American NationalBank Oklahoma City		S.	M.		Gloyd			Capital Stock 500,000.00; Surplus and Profits 100,000.00; Deposits 3,000,000.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		D.	W.		Hogan		Pres.	Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		W.	S.		Guthrie		V. P.	Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		J.	F.		Warren		V. P.	Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		C.	E.		Carpenter		Cashier	Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		F.	H.		Shelley	Jr.	Asst. Cashier	Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		Sidney	L.		Brock			Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		John			Fields			Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		Fred	L		Gum			Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
132	The Farmers National Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		Frank			Wells			Capital Stock 1000.00; Surplus and Profits 500.00; Deposits 12,500.00
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		J.	L.		Wilkin		Pres.	Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		John	M.		Hales		Vice Pt.	Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		Karl			Hammer		Cashier	Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		F.	M.		Riley			Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		Weston			Atwood			Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		F.	B.		Ziegler			Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
134	The Wilkin-Hale State Bank Oklahoma City, Okla		R	H		Wilkin			Capital Stock 50,000; Surplus & Profits 7,000; Deposits 625,000
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Wm.			Mee		Pres.	Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Wm.			Raymond		Cashier	Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		G.	L.		Kellogg		Asst. Cashier	Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		O.	G.		Lee		Vice Pres	Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Geo	N.		Ayers			Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		B.	F.		Burwell			Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		L.	L.		Land			Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		David			McKinstry			Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
136	The Security National Bank, Oklahoma City OK		A.	L.		Gartside			Capital Stock $100,000.00; Surplus 75,000.00; Deposits 1,593,000.00
138	The City State Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Walter	D.		Caldwell		President	Capital Stock 45,000; Surplus & Profits 4,000; Deposits 415,363.61
138	The City State Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Colin	S.		Campbell		Cashier	Capital Stock 45,000; Surplus & Profits 4,000; Deposits 415,363.61
138	The City State Bank, Oklahoma City OK		Floyd	R.		Bull		Asst. Cashier	Capital Stock 45,000; Surplus & Profits 4,000; Deposits 415,363.61
138	The City State Bank, Oklahoma City OK		E.	K.		Gaylord			Capital Stock 45,000; Surplus & Profits 4,000; Deposits 415,363.61
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		Frank	J.		Wikoff		President	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		J.	C.		McClelland		Vice President	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		J.	E.		Munhall		Cashier	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		Grace			Tolford		Asst. Cashier	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		Fred			Wallace		Asst. Cashier	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		W.	E.		Dixon		Director	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
140	The Tradesmens State Bank of Oklahoma City		A.	C.		Scott		Director	Organized June 15th 1909; began business Sept. 7th 1909; February 4 1913 Capital paid in $50,000.00; Surplus fund 2000.00; Net Profit 1965.80; Deposits 874,677.52
142	The Guaranty Bank of Oklahoma City		C.	H.		Everest		President	200 North Robinson St; Began Business May 3, 1910; Capital $25000.00; Deposits $260,000.00
142	The Guaranty Bank of Oklahoma City		W.	R.		Ramsey		Vice President	200 North Robinson St; Began Business May 3, 1910; Capital $25000.00; Deposits $260,000.00
142	The Guaranty Bank of Oklahoma City		S	H		Irwin			200 North Robinson St; Began Business May 3, 1910; Capital $25000.00; Deposits $260,000.00
142	The Guaranty Bank of Oklahoma City		E.	L.		Craig		Cashier	200 North Robinson St; Began Business May 3, 1910; Capital $25000.00; Deposits $260,000.00
144	The Western National Bank		M	L		Turner		President	Organized January 1 1899; Capital 100,000.00; Surplus & Profit 187,500.00; Deposits 1,425,000.000
144	The Western National Bank		Guy	J		Turner		Vice President	Organized January 1 1899; Capital 100,000.00; Surplus & Profit 187,500.00; Deposits 1,425,000.000
144	The Western National Bank		J	V		Holt		Cashier & Director	Organized January 1 1899; Capital 100,000.00; Surplus & Profit 187,500.00; Deposits 1,425,000.000
144	The Western National Bank		Jasper			Sipes		Director	Organized January 1 1899; Capital 100,000.00; Surplus & Profit 187,500.00; Deposits 1,425,000.000
144	The Western National Bank		J	S.		Morrow			Organized January 1 1899; Capital 100,000.00; Surplus & Profit 187,500.00; Deposits 1,425,000.000
146	The Oklahoma State Bank		Geo.	W.		Piersol		President	Organized Sept, 1908; Capital 35,000.00; Surplus 5,000.00; Profits 2500.00; Deposits 640,000.00
146	The Oklahoma State Bank		J	E		Piersol		Vice President	Organized Sept, 1908; Capital 35,000.00; Surplus 5,000.00; Profits 2500.00; Deposits 640,000.00
146	The Oklahoma State Bank		Chas	M.		Bosworth		Cashier	Organized Sept, 1908; Capital 35,000.00; Surplus 5,000.00; Profits 2500.00; Deposits 640,000.00
146	The Oklahoma State Bank		Chas.	H.		Clark		Asst. Cashier	Organized Sept, 1908; Capital 35,000.00; Surplus 5,000.00; Profits 2500.00; Deposits 640,000.00
146	The Oklahoma State Bank		Louis	A		Macklanburg		Asst. Cashier	Organized Sept, 1908; Capital 35,000.00; Surplus 5,000.00; Profits 2500.00; Deposits 640,000.00
148	First National Bank of Capitol Hill		Warren	B.		Watkins		President	Capital 25000.00; Organized 1910 - Officers
148	First National Bank of Capitol Hill		B.	M.		Lovelace		Cashier	Capital 25000.00; Organized 1910 - Officers
148	First National Bank of Capitol Hill		Pearl	Banks		Watkins		Director	Capital 25000.00; Organized 1910 - Officers
150	The State Exchange Bank		I	B.		Levy		President	132 W. Main St.,- Oklahoma City; Capital 100,000.00; Deposits March 5 1913 604,000.00; Cash and State warrants 3/5-13 510,000.00; organized May 1st 1911
150	The State Exchange Bank		H.	W.		Pentacost		Vice President	132 W. Main St.,- Oklahoma City; Capital 100,000.00; Deposits March 5 1913 604,000.00; Cash and State warrants 3/5-13 510,000.00; organized May 1st 1911
150	The State Exchange Bank		E.	B.		Cockrell		Vice President	132 W. Main St.,- Oklahoma City; Capital 100,000.00; Deposits March 5 1913 604,000.00; Cash and State warrants 3/5-13 510,000.00; organized May 1st 1911
150	The State Exchange Bank		John	G.		Long		Cashier	132 W. Main St.,- Oklahoma City; Capital 100,000.00; Deposits March 5 1913 604,000.00; Cash and State warrants 3/5-13 510,000.00; organized May 1st 1911
150	The State Exchange Bank		Tom	G.		Taylor		Asst. Cashier	132 W. Main St.,- Oklahoma City; Capital 100,000.00; Deposits March 5 1913 604,000.00; Cash and State warrants 3/5-13 510,000.00; organized May 1st 1911
164	Rotary Club		Paul	W.		Pope		President	Rotary Club 1913; Stinnett & Pope Attorneys-at-law	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Frank	H.		Rice		Vice President	Rotary Club; "The Building and Loan Man"; General Agent Okla. City Bldg Loan Assn.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Eugene			Whittington		Secretary	Rotary Club 1913; Whittington Steddom Insurance Agency.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		John	E.		Jacobi			Grocer Selling for Cash only and no Delivery	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Walter	C		Dean		Presd & Manager	W C Dean Jewelry Company	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		C.	R.		Hoffer			Loans, Bank Stocks, Investments	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		H.	O.		Stark		Secretary-Treasurer	The Jefferson Life Ins. Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		S.	L.		Crim			Member of Firm Crim Shuckhart, Public Accountants	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Geo	W		Lieber		Vice Pres.	Times-Journal Pub. Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		C.	H.		Wigger		Sales agent	National Cash Registers	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Colin	S.		Campbell		Cashier	City State Bank	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Chas	L	E.	Knight		Pres.	Knight Beck Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
164	Rotary Club		Wm	E.		Heath		Mgr.	Schmelzer Arms Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		J.	S.		Mahan		Secretary	Oklahoma State Fair	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		E.	L.		Bozarth		Secy-Treas	Hughes-Bozarth-Anderson Co. Wholesale Harness & Saddlery	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		A	R		Easton		Mgr.	R. G. Dun & Co. Local Branch	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		O.	A.		Bassett		Mgr.	Member Rotary Club - Local Mgr. Otis Elevator Company	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		E	Neal		Ainsworth		Buyer	Alexander Drug Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		Carl			Glitsch		Mgr.	Ice Dept. N. S. B. A. [New State Brewing Assn.]	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		A.			Halverson			A. Halverson Co. Barbers Supplies & Cutlery	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		Clarence	T.		Ingalls		Manager	Fire Inspection Bureau	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		E	W		McCune		Agent	Am Ex Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
165	Rotary Club		H.	R.		Teasdale			D.F.A. [div frt agt] Santa Fe Ry.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		D	W		Collins		Pres.	Western Bank Supply Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		W	S.		Buckley			Kerr Dry Goods Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		E	C		Thorne			of Thorne Bros Real Estate Loans	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		W.	E.		Dicken			Physician and Surgeon	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		Geo	W.		Curtis		Vice Pres. & Genl Manager	Oklahoma City Mill & Elevr Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		J	E		Lucas			Feed Hay & Grain & Seeds	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		N.	W.		Warren		President	Treasurer Rotary club 1913. President Merchants Transfer & Storage Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		A.	M.		DeBolt			April 3rd 1889; Coal Lumber & Bgd. Material; #2 W. Reno	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		H.	C.		Lindner		Manager	Waters Pierce Oil Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		C.	G.		Landon			Contracting Engineer Kansas City Bridge Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
166	Rotary Club		H	G		Robinson		Manager	The Western Union Telegraph Company 14 N Broadway	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		J	E		O'Neil		Mgr.	Richards and Conover Hdwe Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		C.	R.		Spears			Oklahoma Multigraphing Co., Circular Letters, etc.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		C.	G.		Young		Mgr.	Credit Man; Patterson & Hoffman	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		E.	H.		Graham		Mgr.	Local Mgr. Crane Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		R.	H.		Locke			Locke Laboratories Coampany	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		H	A		Torbet		Manager	Central Barber Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		A.	J.		McMahan		Dealer	Dealer in Municipal Bonds	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		L	S		Darling		Tresr	Oklahoma Sash & Door Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		E	J		Stinnett			Oklahoma Export Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		A	C		Hopper		Mgr.	Fabric Fire Hose Co New York City	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
168	Rotary Club		J.	M.		Condit		District Manager	California Fruit Growers Exchange; 1121 State National Bank Bldg.; Oklahoma City, Okla.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		R	F	J	Williams		Sec & Tres	Okla. Operating Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		Willard	C.		Taft		Pres	Okla. Carriage Works; 800-802 Grand Ave.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		John	B.		Prest		Secy.	Prest Machine Works Co.; 320-322 East Grand Ave	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		R.	A.		Jones			328 E. Grand.; Per. J. R. Maguire	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		Walter	G.		Moore			Arnold & Wetherbee, Electrical Contractors, #116 N Broadway.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		John	Urban		Hatcher			with Thorne Brothers Real Estate Loans	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		Harry	S.		Lamb	D.D.S.		719-20 State Bank Bldg.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
170	Rotary Club		F	H		Siegenthaler		District Cashier	The Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co.	"One man to represent each line of business in the City Firms rotating"
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		C	H		Russell		Pres	Pres Ad Club; Pres. Russell-Duncan Jobbers Mills
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		S.	E.		Beatty		Manager	Vice Pres Ad Club; Manager J. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co.
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		John	W.		Newbern		Secretary	In charge of Advertising and Publicity Okla. State Fair & Exposition
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		Frank			Hooper		Adv Mang	Treas. Ad Club; Adv. Mang "Daily Oklahoman" & "Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman" Executive Committee
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		T.	W.		Fahy		Adv Mgr	Kerr Dry Goods Co.
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		H.	C.		Martin		Adv. Mngr	The Classen Co. and Oklahoma Railway Co.
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		J.	F.		Harbour		Chrmn & President	Chrmn Entertainment Committee; President Harbour Longmire Co.
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		Frank	D.		Northup		Secy - Tres.	Chm. Membership Cors.; Secy-Treas. Oklahoma Farm Journal
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		B.	L.		Clark		Pres	Bruce-Clark Drug Co.
172	Oklahoma City Advertising Club		J.	W.		Hardie		Manager	Okla. Traffic Assn.
173	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		O.	P.		Sturm
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		Frank	C.		Kip		Mgr.	Whitehead & Hoag Co.
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		James	A.		Mathews		Circulation Mgr	The Oklahoman
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		Horace			Hunter		Adv. Mngr.	B. & M. Clothing House
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		J.	W.		Upsher			Alexander Upsher Insurance
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		L.	C.		Valbracht			Tailor to Ladies & Gentlemen
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		F.	E.		Beaty		Sec'y	Okla Nat. Life Ins. Co.
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		A	B		Weitz		Adv Mgr.	The Times
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		H.	W.		Beddoe			Western Newspaper Union
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		R.	E.		Armstrong			The Daily Oklahoman
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		Shelley	E		Tracy		Adv Mgr.	W-H-F Co.
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		W.	R.		Crusoe			Oklahoma City Oil Co.
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		Jno.	M.		Hill		Pres.	Hill's Business College, Oklahoma City, OK.
174	Oklahoma City Advertising Club Members		C.	H.		Wigger		Sales agent	National Cash Registers Dayton, Ohio.
188	Pickwick Club		Walter	D.		Caldwell		President		Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Harry	E		Waldrow		V. President		Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		A.	B.		Potter				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Henry			Martin		Sect.		Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Carl	F.		Welhener				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Garland	Weaver		Jordan				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Colin	S		Campbell				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		C.	Edgar		Honnold				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
188	Pickwick Club		Lawrence			Mills				Social Club of prominent Young Business Men
190	Minute Men		Louis	Charles		McClure		President		Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Stanley	Terson		Heyman		Secretary		Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Winfield	C		Adams		Vice-President		Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Edward	M.		Hanson				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Don	O		Nation				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Charles	O.		Burge				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Frank	Chaufrau		Kip				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Earle	S.		Coots				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Lawrence			Mills				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Lewis	Melone	Jack	Spencer				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Carleton	M		Greenman				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
190	Minute Men		Ernst	O.		Heinrich				Adjunct of Chamber of Commerce; Men under 30, who, as their name implies, leave their own affairs for the good of the City
194	Business Men		W.	Paul		Westfall			Westfall Drug Co.
194	Business Men		John	Wood		Dawson			Dawson Prod. Co.; John Wood Dawson Produce Co.
194	Business Men		Frank	M.		Weaver			Weaver's "Quality Corner" Grand & Harvey Phone PBX 59
194	Business Men		C.	A.		Schweinle			Doc & Bill Furniture Co.
194	Business Men		A.	E.		Monroney			Doc & Bill Furniture Co.
194	Business Men		C.	L.		Henley			The Atkinson, Warren & Henley Co. Farm Loans
194	Business Men		S.	E.		Clarkson		President	Oklahoma City Hardware Co.
194	Business Men		W.	H.		Vick		Secty & Treas	Oklahoma City Hardware Co.
194	Business Men		N.	S.		Sherman	Jr.		N. S. Sherman Machine & Iron Works; 18 to 36 East Main St.; Oklahoma City, Okla.
194	Business Men		T.	D.		Turner			T. D. Turner & Co.; Oklahoma City, Okla.
194	Business Men		Oscar	H.		Dietz		Pres.	Collins, Dietz, Morris Co., Who [wholesale] Grocers, Oklahoma City, Ok
194	Business Men		M			Brooks			of Brooks Bakery, Oklahoma City
195	Business Men		E.	A.		Mason			Minnetonka Lumber Co.
195	Business Men		J.	E.		Marrs		Treas, & Gen'l Mgr.	Minnetonka Lumber Co.
195	Business Men		Fred	S.		Coombs
195	Business Men		J	J		Culbertson			Oklahoma Realty & Investment Co.
195	Business Men		B.	F.		Gill			B. F. Gill & Co.
195	Business Men		C.	W.		Hubycka			Southwestern Marble & Granite Co.
195	Business Men		J.	W.		Hawk			Architect
195	Business Men		Jas	B.		Mason
195	Business Men		E.	F.		Sparrow			The Goodholm & Sparrow Investment Co.
195	Business Men		F.	L.		Emanuel			J. S. Mayfield Lbr Co
195	Business Men		A.	L.		Gartside		Secty	Curtis & Gartside Co.; Wholesale Sash & Doors
196	Business Men		E.	D.		Nims		1st Vice Presd.	Bell Telephone Systems
196	Business Men		T.	E.		Braniff			of Merrill & Braniff Insurance
196	Business Men		W	A		Jennings		Secy	Jennings Inv Co.
196	Business Men		J.	M.		Phillips			1007 West 6th St.
196	Business Men		Carl	F		Welhener			Wylie Mfg Co
196	Business Men		John	R.		Rose			Real Estate & Insurance
196	Business Men		Wm	Henry		Wathington		Gen Agt	Fidelity Mutual Life Ins Co of Phila.
196	Business Men		Fred	E.		Heierding			Meats & Groceries
196	Business Men		Geo	J		Deppink
196	Business Men		W.	G.	A.	Jonte
196	Business Men		E.	M.		Duncan		Secy & Treasurer	Russell Duncan
196	Business Men		Homer	E.		Manly		President	Manly Office Supply Co.
196	Business Men		Claude			Miller			of Miller Bros Dry Goods Co.
196	Business Men		John	E.		Jacobi		Grocer	Selling for Cash and no Delivery
196	Business Men		Geo.	W.		Carson		Vic Presd.	Oklahoma Farm Mtge Co.
196	Business Men		R.	E.		Davis		Mgr.	Ford Motor Co.
196	Business Men		F.	S.		Lamb		Secretary	W. J. Pettee & Co.
196	Business Men		F.	C.		Hoefer			with Miller Bros. D.G. Co.
197	Business Men		Harlan	G.		Eastman		Postmaster
197	Business Men		Orlo	M.		Brewster			Proprietors Enterprise Motor & Cycle Co
197	Business Men		S	B		Strock			Proprietors Enterprise Motor & Cycle Co
197	Business Men		A.	S.		Heaney			101 E. 3rd St. City Builder
197	Business Men		W.	B.		Armour		Druggist	6 W. Grand
197	Business Men		U.	M.		Baughman			Mortgage Loans; 215 St. Nat'l Bank Bld.
197	Business Men		G.	A.		Nichols			215 State Nat. Bank Bldy.
197	Business Men		D.	N.		Wolf			D. N. Wolf Loans; 327 East 10th St.
197	Business Men		F.	M.		Pirtle			F. M. Pirtle Banking; 329 East 13th St.
197	Business Men		John	A.		Johnson		Contractor	1427 E. 12st
197	Business Men		Frank	C.		Boasen			of Boasen Bros. Jewelers; 133 Main St.
197	Business Men		J.	O.		Mattison			Life Insurance
197	Business Men		H.	A.		Johnson			Life Insurance
198	Business Men		Sam			Levy			of Levy Brothers
198	Business Men		Thos.			Roach			Roach & Veazey Drug Co.; Cor. Main & Harvey St.
198	Business Men		Stephen	F.		Veazey			Roach & Veazey Drug Co.; Cor. Main & Harvey St. Milan Terr
198	Business Men		B.	J.		Hutchinson			13 S Robinson St.; Plumbing Gasfitting
198	Business Men		Ira	B ressler		Ivy			Retail Tea and Coffee; 120 N. Robinson
198	Business Men		S.	E.		Beatty		Mgr.	G. W. Jenkins Sons Music Co. 223 W Main
198	Business Men		Mose			Herskowitz			Aurora Store; 218 w. Main St.
198	Business Men		G.	O.		Woodworth		Sec	The Okla Sash and Door Co.
198	Business Men		Maurice	J		Baer		Secy & Treasurer	131 Main St; Keystone Tailors & Clo Co.
198	Business Men		Victor	H.		Boettcher
198	Business Men		Geo	H		Brauer		Vice Pres & Treas	The Classen Co
199	Business Men		H.	A.		Newbill			Haberdashers to Men; Colcord Bldg.
199	Business Men		R.	H.		Drennan			224 & 225 Zeiglar Buld; Grain & Lumber
199	Business Men		Orin			Ashton			Real Estate Broker
199	Business Men		H	A		Bump		Jeweler	Jeweler; 23 N Broadway
199	Business Men		Kee	R.		McKee		Sec. Treas.	Oklahoma Refining Co.
199	Business Men		J.	T.		Rutherford		Jeweler	Jeweler; 208 Main St.
199	Business Men		J.	F.		Seyforth			105 W. Main St.
199	Business Men		Lee			Van Winkle			Lee Van Winkle Lumber Co.
199	Business Men		T.	H.		Rogers		Pres.	The T. H. Rogers Lumber Co.
199	Business Men		Warren	E.		Moore		Civil Engineer	Moore & McClure
199	Business Men		Warren			jennings		Secy	The Jenning's Invst Co
199	Business Men		Victor			Peterson
200	Business Men		Joseph	G.		Street			Oklahoma City
200	Business Men		Allen	Morgan		Street			of Street & Draper
200	Business Men		J.	L.		Constant
200	Business Men		L.	G.		Jenkins
200	Business Men		George			Frederickson
200	Business Men		J.	H.		Schollmeyer
200	Business Men		William	E		Harper	Sr.
200	Business Men		J	H		Marshall
200	Business Men		Jno			Lloyd			Firm of Lloyd & Thomas
200	Business Men		John	D.		Thomas			Firm of Lloyd & Thomas
200	Business Men		W	M		Westfall			of Westfall Drug Co.
200	Business Men		George	L.		Stiles			of Stiles Co.
200	Business Men		Fred	B.		Miller		Secy.	Oklahoma Millers Assn.
200	Business Men		J.	F.		Harbour			Harbour Longmire Co.
200	Business Men		A.	M.		Barber
200	Business Men		J.	Frank		Rice
200	Business Men		J.	M.		Draper			Street & Draper
200	Business Men		W.	D.		Eastland			Eastland Wallpaper & Art Co.
200	Business Men		Geo.	C.		Grogan	Jr.		Acme Milling Co.
200	Business Men		J.	T.		McClelland			Acme Milling Co.
200	Business Men		A.	C.		Bennett
201	Business Men		Jas.	M.		Bassett			The Bass Furniture & Carpet Co.
201	Business Men		C.	Sid		Tucker			Tucker Furniture Co.
201	Business Men		S.			Ditzell		Pres.	Ditzell Music Co.; 306 W. Main St.
201	Business Men		L.	C.		Towler		Mgr.	Palace Laundry
201	Business Men		W.	A.		Brock
201	Business Men		Geo	M.		Markwell
201	Business Men		W.	G.		Johnston			The Johnston Furniture Co.
201	Business Men		Solomon			Barth			B & M Clothing House
201	Business Men		L.	C.		Meyers			Witt Badgett & Co.
201	Business Men		Newton			Avey			Insurance Loans
201	Business Men		F.	S.		Shrameck			Deming Investment Co.
201	Business Men		E.	G.		Bewley			New York Life Ins.
202	Business Men		J.	M.		Rouse			Osteopath
202	Business Men	Mrs.	J.	M.		Rouse			Osteopath
202	Business Men	Mrs.	T.	N.		Wells			Osteopath
202	Business Men		J.	A.		Price			Osteopath
202	Business Men	Mrs.	J.	A.		Price			Osteopath
202	Business Men	Mrs.	Clara	A.		Mahaffay			Osteopath
202	Business Men		J.	M.		Caine			Caine & Binkley; Sept.1904; Cotton Shipp…
202	Business Men		W.	R.		Swartont
202	Business Men		C	E		Flaharida
202	Business Men		Charles	J		Ehret.		Sec	Fdy & Mch Shop.; Oklahoma City
202	Business Men		V	H		Smith		Bkpr	Fecundry & MachShop.; Oklahoma City
202	Business Men		F.	E.		Anderson			Anderson, Clayton & Co.
202	Business Men		W.	L.		Clayton			Anderson, Clayton & Co.
202	Business Men		B.			Clayton			Anderson, Clayton & Co.
202	Business Men		Frank	A.		Soper			Cotton Shipper Sept 1904
202	Business Men		Geo	F.		Anderson			Majestic Barber
203	Business Men		A.	M.		Goldstandt		Manager	The Hub Clothing Co. #108 Main St.
203	Business Men		W.	A.		McKee			of Brissey & McKee Real Estate & Loans; 304 Patterson Bldg.
203	Business Men		E	M		Burton		Salesman	City Salesman; Oklahoma City Mill & Elevator Co
204	Business Men		Scott			Braden
204	Business Men		Joseph			Huckins	Jr.	Manager	Lee-Huckins Hotel
204	Business Men		L.	W.		Huckins
204	Business Men		Geo.	P.		Westervelt		Asst. Treas.	Pioneer Tel & Tel Co.
204	Business Men		E.	E.		Westervelt		Secretary	Pioneer Tel & Tel Co.
204	Business Men		W	H		Crane			The Mellon Company
204	Business Men		M	D.		Scott			The Mellon Company
204	Business Men		G.	G.		Kerr			Kerr D. G. Co.
204	Business Men		E	S		Malone		Pres	Alexander Drug Co.
204	Business Men		E.	I.		Leach		Pres.	The Traders
204	Business Men		C	L.		Marshall		Secy.	Okla Industrial Co.
204	Business Men		A.	P.		Moseley			Moseley Engraving Co.
204	Business Men		Alexander			Letzeiser			Manufacturing Jewelers
204	Business Men		F.	C.		Finerty			Firm of F C Finerty Loan Brokers
204	Business Men		J	G.		Angel		Florist	Florist; 409 N Western
204	Business Men		F.	M.		Riley			Capitalist; 501 N Western Ave.
204	Business Men		Otto			Bofinger		Mgr.	The Barteldes Seed Co, 629 west Main
204	Business Men		Ferd.	H.		Kraft			Kraft's Bakery; 1116 N Hudson St.
205	Business Men		Con			Ehret			Okla City Foundry & Machine Shope
206	Business Men		I.	W.		Erickson			of Storm-Erickson Hdw Co. 3/31 - 1913
206	Business Men		E.	L.		Aurelius			of Aurelius-Swanson Co. Loans
206	Business Men		H.	B.		Houghton			Real Estate & Loans
206	Business Men		W.	A.		Brooks			Municipal Bonds
206	Business Men		F.	Wm		Holtzschue			Grocer
206	Business Men		Andrew			Goodholm
206	Business Men		David			Lindbloom
206	Business Men		P.			Norstrum			418 E 12st.
206	Business Men		Searcy	B.		Howard			Howard Drug Co.
206	Business Men		Oscar			Frederickson			Oscar Frederickson Tire Co.
206	Business Men		A.	C.		Weicker		President	89er; OK Transfer & Storage Co.
206	Business Men		Edward	E		Ehret		Asst Cashier	Postoffice
206	Business Men		Barron	C.		Housel			Merchant
206	Business Men		Frederick	A.		Gross			The Gross Construction Company
206	Business Men		Albert	M.		Lehr			Lehr Flora Sheet Co.
206	Business Men		H.	G.		Chamberlin			of Chamberlin Supply Co.
206	Business Men		Ralph	A.		Beaton		Supervisor	Supervisor Texas - Oklahoma Dept.; Reliance Life Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, PA
206	Business Men		E	B		Wentworth			Cleveland Verified Brick Co.
206	Business Men		D	M		Witt			C/O Witt Badgett Co.
206	Business Men		J.	A.		Perry			23 St & Classen
208	County Officials		W.	R.		Taylor		District Judge	90
208	County Officials		John	W		Hayson		County Judge	1903
208	County Officials		W.	W.		Storm		County Clerk	89er
208	County Officials		Chas.			McCafferty		County Treasurer	89er
208	County Officials		G.	W.		Carrico		County Assessor	89er
208	County Officials		Thomas	E		Kirby		Clerk	Dist Court
208	County Officials		O	Harold		Lee		Clerk	Superior Court '89
208	County Officials		M			Cornelius		Registrar	Registrar of Judge '91
208	County Officials		James	S.		Powers		Clerk	Clerk of County Court
208	County Officials		M	C.		Binior		Sheriff
208	County Officials		A	C.		Couch		County Commissioner
208	County Officials		Fred	E		Forgey
208	County Officials		F	B		Dean
208	County Officials		H	Y		Thompson		Assistant County Attorney	98
208	County Officials		A			Heatherly
208	County Officials		A	C		Enochs
210	Business Men	Dr.	Elizabeth			Johnson		Osteopath	128½ W. Main St
210	Business Men		Matthew	R.		McVey		Optician	139 W Main
210	Business Men		J.	C.		Clark
210	Business Men		Charles	A.		Hoshour		Presd.	Cleveland Vit. Brick Co.
210	County Officials		H.	A.		Johnsen		House Auditor	Morris & Co.
210	Business Men		C	J		Ehret		Prof.	Prof. Ehret; Morris & Co.
212	Business Men		W.	R.		Gorby		Chiropractor	1735 W 11th.
226	"89ers"		J	O		Severns		Pres.	Severns Paving Co.; Electric Vehicle Co.; April 22-1889
226	"89ers"		Anton	H		Classen		Pres	Ok RWay April 22, 89
226	"89ers"		T.	W.		Williamson			came to Oklahoma City, April 22nd 1889
226	"89ers"		Warren	K		Snyder			April 22nd 1889.
226	"89ers"		C	H		Everest			Kingfisher - April 22nd 1889
226	"89ers"		H			Overholser			Oklahoma City - april 22 - 1889
226	"89ers"		Gardner			Given			Oklahoma City June 1889
226	"89ers"		Angelo	C.		Scott			Okla. City, Apr. 22, 1889
226	"89ers"		O.	D.		Halsell			Okla. City, Aug. 25, 1882 [1889]
226	"89ers"		John	J.		Wetzel			April 22nd 1889. Oklahoma City First Confectionary and Bakery; 132 W. Main St.
226	"89ers"		J	A.		Ryan	M.D.		April 22 - 1889
226	"89ers"		W	F		Bush			April 22 1889
226	"89ers"		T.	Burnie		Jones			July 5th 1889
226	"89ers"		Robert	M.		Scott			Aug 10 1889; Business Add 731 N. Robinson; Druggist Res. 131 W 13
226	"89ers"		D.	H.		Hull			Ap. 22, 1889
226	"89ers"		G.	A.		Beidler		Postmaster	First Postmaster of Oklahoma City; Came into the Territory April 11th 1889.
226	"89ers"		Louie	F.		Kramer			Oklahoma City April 22 1889; Departed this life March 10 - 1908
228	"89ers"		Fred			Beck			came into Okla. April 22, 1889
228	"89ers"		J.	P.		Martin			April 23rd 1889; Retail Lumber
228	"89ers"		James	L.		Wyatt			Oklahoma City April 22, 1889
228	"89ers"		John			Forsberg			Oklahoma City April 22 - 1889
228	"89ers"		W	M		Smith			May 22nd 1889
228	"89ers"		C	B		Haley		Druggist	Apl 22 1889
228	"89ers"		A.	H.		Niles		Secretary	June 14th 1889; Lumberman of The Gault Lumber Co.
228	"89ers"		W.	D.		Gault		President	May 1st 1889; Lumberman of The Gault Lumber Co.
228	"89ers"		G	E		Massey			May 1st 1889
228	"89ers"		Geo.	J		Deppink			Sept 1889
228	"89ers"		J	A.	J	Baugriess		Supt. And President	April 22 - 1889; First co. Supt. Of Oklahoma - First President Co Board of Head…
228	"89ers"		W.	J.		Pettee		Merchant	April 22 1889
228	"89ers"		J.	R.		Blair			May 10 1889
228	"89ers"		Wm	P.		Harper			December 20, 1889
230	"89ers"		Fred	E.		Sutton			April 22nd 1889; 1111 North Broadway
230	"89ers"		T.	M.		Richardson			April 22nd, 1889
230	"89ers"		A	F		Binns			April 22 1889; A F Binns Plumbing
230	"89ers"		W.	O.		Church			April 22nd 1889; Seed Business 126 West California
230	"89ers"		E.	M.		Hanson			Dec 17 - 1889; 126 W Reno Ave.
230	"89ers"		Gus			Hanson			Dec 17 - 1889; 126 W Reno Ave.; With Hanson Bros. Plumbers - Mch 29 - 1913
230	"89ers"		Henry	F.		Hanson			Dec 17 - 1889
230	"89ers"		Henry	Foster		Hanson	Jr.
230	"89ers"		John			Holzapfel			April 22nd 1889
230	"89ers"		John	W.		Pryer			June 21/1889
230	"89ers"		John	W.		Niceley			April 22, 1889
230	"89ers"		Harry	L.		Gerson			July 4th 1889
230	"89ers"		James			Gerson			May 18/ 1889
232	"89ers"		Ed.	L.		Joyce			April 22 1889; 1136 W 11th
232	"89ers"		J.	M.		Owen			April 22 1889
232	"89ers"		A.	L.		Welsh			May 1st 1889; Real Estate and Loans
232	"89ers"		James	M		Weaver			April 22 1889
232	"89ers"		Frank			Trosper			Aug 1889
232	"89ers"		J	E		Love		Chairman	April 1889; Chairman State Tax Com.
232	"89ers"		John	G.		Tanner			Apr 22nd 1889
232	"89ers"		George	G		Barnes			Aug 1889; Knee Breecher. Now Lawyer
232	"89ers"		J	M		McConnell		Clerk	Nov. 24th 1889 at Kingfisher as Clerk in U. S. Land Office
232	"89ers"		Geo.	H.		Dodson			April 22, 1889 - Loans & Investments
232	"89ers"		Vincent			Anderson			April 22 1889
232	"89ers"		H.	G.		Trosper	Jr.		Sept 10 1889; with State Natl Bank
232	"89ers"		Samuel			Crocker			Member of Payne's Oklahoma Colony. Became a member, March 2nd, 1885 at Arkansas City, Kansas.
232	"89ers"		C.	A.		Richardson			May 5 1889; Oklahoma City
234	"89ers"		Henry	F.		Croil			May 6th 1889; 149 E 11th; Oklahoma City
234	"89ers"		N.	F.		Gates			April 22nd 1889; 110 West Main St.; Oklahoma City, Ok
234	"89ers"		J.	T.		Carey			April 22 1889; 330 E; Oklahoma City, Ok
234	"89ers"		John			Erickson			April 22, 1889; 319 w. Washington St; Okla City, Ok
234	"89ers"		J.	L.		King			May 1889; King's Laundry; #428-30 Wash St.
234	"89ers"		William			Kuenkel			April 22nd 1889; 225 West 6th Street
234	"89ers"		Chas.			Balzer			April 22, 1889; 24 East 4th street
234	"89ers"		D.	W.		Gibbs			April 22 4 P.M. - 1889; 409 North Harvey Ave.
234	"89ers"	Mr.	W.	J.		Gault		Mayor	Apr. 22. 1889. First elected Mayor of Okalhoma City
234	"89ers"		A	M		Gustin			12 Oclock am April 22 1889; 18 W 10 st; Oklahoma City
234	"89ers"		W.	B.		Condon			Apr. 22.1889 620 - E - 7th Street
234	"89ers"		James			Geary		Pres.	Apr. 22nd 1889; Pres. of the First Bank of Okla city So. Bdwy & Main
234	"89ers"		R.	D.		Neal		Farmer	April 22nd 1889; Farmer, South West quarter 23 12 4 Wst
236	"89ers"		Harry	W.		Clegern			May 20th 1889; Real Estate
236	"89ers"		Henry			Will		Capitalist	1889
236	"89ers"		O.	C.		Durland			April 22 1889; Staked claime in April 22 1889 known now as Ok Park and Durland adition to Ok city
236	"89ers"		Geo	H		Hales		Stock Dealer	Apr. 22. 1889. 300 East 7 Str; Ok City; Stock Dealer & Real Estate owner
236	"89ers"		C.	G.		Grost			April 22 1889; 320 East 7th Street; Oklahoma City
236	"89ers"		Elmer	E		Houghtan			Apr 22 1889; 329 West 12 Street; Oklahoma City
236	"89ers"		James	W		Massey			April 22; 514 North Lindsay Ave.
236	"89ers"		Alex			Bodine			Apr 22 1889; 907 W. 9th
236	"89ers"		Dudley	S.		Stone			July 4 - 1889; 1323 W 24th Street
236	"89ers"		John	M.		Creamer		Cashier	April 22 - 1889; Cashier Post Office
236	"89ers"		C.	P.		Walker			April 22nd at 12 Am.
236	"89ers"		Henry	F.		Hanson			Dec 17, 1889
236	"89ers"		George	H.		Laing			April 22 - 1889; Kingfisher, Okla.; Born Edinburgh, Scotland, December 11 - 1863.
238	"89ers"		Tom	H.		McMechan		Lawyer & State Senator	April 22nd 1889; 14 Senatonal district
238	"89ers"		J.	B.		Harrell			April 22 1889; Connecticut Mutual Life
238	"89ers"		O.	A.		Mitscher			April 27, 1889.
238	"89ers"		Tazewell	Mason		Upshaw			Born Horn Lake De Soto County Mississippi Januar 29, 1859. Came to Oklahoma City April 22nd 1889.
238	"89ers"		Napoleon	B		Layle			April 22nd 1889; Born October 25th 1847; died April 10 - 1911; From Kentucky, Residence Harrison Ave. 132, Okla.
238	"89ers"		J	B		Garrison			April 22 - 1889; 1100 North Broadway; Coal Grain Cement & Lime
238	"89ers"		A.			Morrison			April 22 - 1889; Wholesale Fruit & Prod.
238	"89ers"		John	S.		Kerfoot			April 22 1889; Manufactoring
238	"89ers"		Harry	L.		Chrisney		Merchant	Sept. 1889
238	"89ers"		Joseph	C.		Chrisney		Merchant	April 22 1889; Chrisney, Indiana
238	"89ers"		C	A.		Galbraith		Lawyer	Apr. 22 - 1889
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	Henry			Overholser			June 3rd 1889 - Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	Harriet	Dunn		Bentley			Oct. 9, 1889 Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Fred	E.		Sutton			June 2nd, 1889, Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Nettie	Kramer		Gates			May 15th 1889 - Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	Mary	Kramer		Wetzel			May 15th 1889 - Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	James			Geary			May 15th 1889 Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	George	W.		Carrico			August 17 - 1889. Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"		Mabel	Carrico		Holtzschue			December 11, 1889. Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	T.	M.		Upshaw			August 24th 1889.
240	Women of "89"		Annie	Laurie		Welsh			August 15th 1889 - Oklahoma City
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Ida	Cunningham		Shear			June 10th 1889, Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Rose	D.		Martin			Aug. 4th 1889 Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	Alice	J		Ryan			June 10th 1889, Oklahoma City.
240	Women of "89"	Mrs	James	M.		Housel			October 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Sarah	E		Walker			June 26th 1889, Oklahoma City, Okla
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Byrd	Walker		Bottoms			Nov 14th 1889. Oklahoma City Okla.
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	W	F		Bush			June 30 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	J	B		Garrison			June 13 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Marie	Garrison		Buxton			June 13 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Effie	Jones		Cheatham			June 3rd 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Ethel	Scott		Johnson			May 24th 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Luella	C.		Holzapfel		Author and Poet	June 3 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Frank			Harrah			June 10th 1889.
242	Women of "89"	Mrs.	J.	W.		Pryer			Nov 22 1889.
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	W	E		Finch			September 12 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	William	Jay		Pettee			May 23 1889. Daisy Beatty
242	Women of "89"	Mrs.	James	M.		McConnell			Aug. 31 1889
242	Women of "89"		Hattie	S.		kramer			Aug. 1889
242	Women of "89"	Mrs	Lena	M		Hill			Nov. 1889
242	Women of "89"		Melissa	Denning		Beck			Sep 14 1889
242	Women of "89"		Louisa			Smith			May 22nd 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	J.	B.		Rolater			July 4th 1889 Oklahoma City
244	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Wm			Lewis			July 4th 1889
244	Women of "89"		Mayme	L.		Penn			May 1st 1889.
244	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Blanche	Housel		Hawley			June - 1889
244	Women of "89"	Miss	Emily	J.		Hanson			Dec 17 1889 Oklahoma City
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Mary	E		Crail			June 25 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Jeamsey	A.		Church			May 22 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs.	R.	D.		Neal			May 15th 1889
244	Women of "89"	Miss	Lenora			Vance			April 23, 1889
244	Women of "89"	Miss	Emily			Vance			April 23, 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs.	M.	F.		Flattery			July 3rd, 1889; Wife of Second Post Master (Departed) of Oklahoma City
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Helen	M		Richardson			June 28, 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Jennie			Levagood			Sept. 12 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Olive	M.		Laux			May 22nd 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs	Vida	Laux		Hutchinson			May 22nd 1889
244	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Mary	C.		Hanson			Dec 17 - 1889; 408 W. Reno Ave.
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	Phebe	E.		Gustin			Nov. 6th 1889. Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	Mary	Gault		Ingraham			Apr. 22th 1889; 130 East 7 St., Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	Martha			Gault			Apr 22th 1889. 130 E. 7 St, Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	W.	T.		Hales			Nov the 22 1889, 101 - E - 6 St, Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Jessie	Hales		Nichols			Apr. 22, - 1889, 300 E - Seventh St., Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	George			Hales			Apr 22 1889, 300 E. 7 Street, Oklahoma City
246	Women of "89"	Mrs.	H.	W.		Clegern			Oct. 28. 1889. 1004 W. 18 St.
246	Women of "89"		Mary	V.		Scott			July 26th 1889. daughter of the Dr. D. W. and Elizabeth Jane Scott deceased
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	Nellie	Flowers		Hickey			April 27th 1889. 1538 W. 29th St.
246	Women of "89"	Mrs.	E.	L.		Fulton			June 7th 1889 - daughter of F. M. Rinehart and Belle McClellan Rinehart of Guthrie, Okla
246	Women of "89"	Mrs	Stella	Parker		Rice			Sept 22. 1889
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Helen	Friday		Condon			April 22, 1889; 620 East Seventh St., Oklahomacity, Okla.
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Alice	V.	Beitmen	Heaney			April 28, 1889. Principal private School of Young Ladies Aug. 1, 1890; Principal 3 Ward Public School on organization Public Schools; First Principal Emerson Grammar School; First Woman County Superintendent of Schools 2nd….
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Nova	J.		Galbraith			May 11 - 1889. Ada, Okla.
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	J.	W.		Johnson			Dec 1889
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Nannie	A.		Layle			August 7th 1889. Born December 22nd 1853. Kentucky. Present Residence, Harrison Ave. 132. Okla
248	Women of "89"		Pearl	McCracken		Trosper			July 1889. 307 East 5th Street
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	J.	E.		Crawford			Aug 31 1889; Guthrie
248	Women of "89"	Mrs.	D.	T.		Flynn
248	Women of "89"		Nina	Johnson		Gascho
248	Women of "89"		Della	Simpson		Stone
249	Women of "89"	Mrs.	Sarah	Cogswell		Hoover			July 11 - 1864 - Norwood Ill. Organized First Patrons Club in City Schools while Principal Lincoln School 1903. 331 E 9th St.
250	Continued list of 89ers		George	Washington		Bennett			April 22 1889
250	Continued list of 89ers		Frank			Coar			April 22 - 1889. Choctaw City
250	Continued list of 89ers		John	E.		Carson			April 22 - 1889; Owner of real estate, engaged in Lead & Zinc minning in North East corner of the State.

The First Week in Oklahoma City
By Angelo C. Scott

The original "Oklahoma" was a comparatively small area, embracing practically the territory now known as Canadian, Kingfisher, Logan, Oklahoma and Payne Counties. The remaining portions of Indian Territory with the exception of "No Mans Land", the narrow strip in the northwest, were assigned to and occupied by various Indian tribes. The Oklahoma country was unassigned, and was therefore held to be public domain of the United States and subject to homestead entry. In consequence, for several years prior to 1889 it was the scene of numerous attempts at settlement, led chiefly by Captain David S. Payne and (after his death) Captain William S. Couch.  These attempts were frustrated by the military forces of the United States, under Presidents Harrison and Cleveland. About 1885 the contest was transferred to Washington, in an effort on the part of the "Boomers" to secure the legal opening of these lands to settlement.

For four years the question occupied more or less the attention of the Congress, the measure being opposed by the Indian tribes of Indian Territory and by the Cattlemen, who were enjoying exceptional grazing privaleges (sic) in the "Oklahoma Country". On March 3, 1889 in the expiring hours of Congress a "rider" was attached to and passed with the Indian Appropriation Bill providing for the opening of these lands to settlement, establishing Land Offices, but making no provision for the organization of a territorial government. That is, the land was open to settlement, but it had no organized government, no officers, and no laws except such federal Laws as applied to federal territory.

On March 23, 1889 President Benjamin Harrison issued a proclimation (sic) setting the date of the opening on the 22nd of April at 12 oclock, noon and forbidding entrance before that time.

At that hour immense multitudes were waiting in eager expectancy at every point of vantage on the borders of the "promised land", and at the discharge of the Soldiers carbines began that wild tumultuous ride for home – in wagons, in carriages, on fleet horses, in railway trains – which will doubtless be celebrated in song and story to future generations.

It was a thrilling and unique event and it is literally true to say that a commonweath (sic) was densely populated in a single day.
But this sketch has only to do with Oklahoma City. There was nothing here but the Santa Fe railway station bearing the name "Oklahoma", its attendant residence quarters, a rude little post office and two or three other small "shacks". It had not been designated as one of the Land Office stations, but there was a wide spread opinion that its advantageos (sic) situation would make it the chief city of the future state.
The day of the "opening" was perfect. Recent spring rains had fallen, but the 22nd dawned cloudless and serene, and the day throughout was such an (sic) one as Oklahoma produces in her happiest moods.

The site of the future Oklahoma City, which before nightfall was to be so rudely disfigured, lay smiling in the sunlight, an emerald field spangled with the early flowers of spring.

Probably the first legal settlers reached the townsite on horseback from the nearest point on the South Canadian river. This was the so called "Oklahoma Colony" and almost immediately upon their arrival they called an election for "provisional" city officers, in which three or four hundred persons participated but which was disregarded by a great majority of those on the townsite, and come to nought (sic).

This party arrived about One Oclock P.M.  Soon after came the first Santa Fe train from Purcell and then the first train from the north, and then the multitudes poured in from every direction, and by every method of locomotion. By nightfall there were probably ten thousand persons on the townsite, a city of tents had arisen, and the clamor of multitudinous voices smote the air. Torches flickered everywhere. Furrs (sic)were momentarily revealed by them, and then vanished into the darkness. Horses neighed and pawed the ground. Campfires glowed on every hand and the odor of broiling bacon and brewing coffee filled the air with appetizing fragrance.

It seemed like some huge foregathering for pleasure, or the insubstantial pageant of a dream.

But it was neither. These home-seeking people had, with their frail habitations of cloth taken root in the soil; and there they stayed, and their habitations changed from cloth to wood, from wood to brick, from brick to granite and marble and steel. That first night was by no means devoted to merry-making, or even very largely to sleep.

I spoke a little while since of a "townsite". There was no townsite. The federal law provided that when a certain number of persons entered upon a portion of the public domain for the purpose of establishing a town, that act segregated the land for town-site purposes. But there were no streets or allies or known bounderies (sic). Every man, as soon as he reached the town-site stuck his stake in the most likely place he could find, and that made it his, unless some other man had preceeded (sic) him in the act or the lot turned out to be in some subsequently established street. So all the afternoon of the 22nd and much of the night, witnessed swarming thousands feverishly staking lots and raising tents upon them; and at daybreak of the 23rd the eager quest was resumed with unabated zeal. And thus things went on until noon of the second day. Then it begin (sic) to dawn upon the tired multitude that nobody knew what his possessions were, or his rights. It was a vast assemblage of strangers. Scarcely one man knew another. A few of us, strangers to each other, but thus thrown into violent contact and a common interest, decided to call a public meeting to consider what should be done. We mounted some boys on ponies, gave them bells to ring, and sent them out to all the quarters to announce the meeting for 2 o'clock. At that hour a great multitude assembled in the space now bounded by Main Street and Grand Avenue north and south, and by Broadway and Robinson east and west.

The writer of this sketch was elected chairman of the meeting, and he will never forget its proceedings to the slightest detail. A huge box was obtained and set on end, and the chairman was lifted upon it.

A secretary was elected, - Mr. M. H. Woods of Kansas. Another box secured and he was hoisted to his station. A sea of faces surged about us in every direction. The excitement was intense, for every man's interests were at stake – literally at "stake".

The meeting raged for three hours. It is not intended to convey the idea that it was disorderly, much less, riotous; but it was exciting and tumultuous, and it was interesting, to say the least, to preside over. At its close the chairman lay in the shade of a tent for an hour and spoke only in whispers. The net result of the meeting was the adoption of a resolution to elect a citizens committee of fourteen, which should proceed at once to have the town-site surveyed, laid off in lots and blocks and platted. The election was then and there proceeded with, and it was dramatic, amusing, and in some quarters discomfiting.

Nominations came thick and fast, and when a man was nominated he was hustled through the crowd to the chairman's station. With a helping hand from the chairman and secretary, together with further aid from below, he was lifted to the side of the officers and exposed to the scrutiny of the multitude. If they liked his looks they voted him up, if the (sic) didn't they voted him down.

An effort was made to select men from different states, and the list finally selected is interesting, as reflecting the cosmopolitan character of the gathering. It was as follows: M. V. Barney of Illinois – John A. Blackburn of Missouri – W. H. Eby of Kansas – A. L Mendlick of Wisconsin – D. J. Moore of Kansas – D. E. Murphy of Indiana – Charles W Price of Colorado – C. J. Scott of Texas – A. C. Scott of Kansas – W. P. Shaw of Missouri – O. H. Violet of California – James B. Wheeler of Michigan – M. H. Woods of Kansas and B. N. Woodson of Texas.

The Committee got to work without loss of time. It met that evening at dusk in a large tent near the corner of Main and Broadway, and was in session until 2 o'clock in the morning.

It decided on the width, location, and names of the streets, and the size of lots. It employed an Engineer to proceed at once to survey the townsite and prepare a plat. It also appointed a sub-comittee (sic) to follow upon the heels of the survey, and hear and adjudicate the possessory claims of occupants of the lots, since it was appearant (sic) that almost innumerable conflicting claims would be set up. It is to be held in mind that priority of settlement – that is "staking" determined the right to the lot. Bright and early Wednesday morning the Engineering Corps began the survey at the point where Reno Street intersects the Santa Fe right of way. Soon after the sub-committee entered upon the formidable task of settling disputed claims to lots, passing from lot to lot, hearing testimony where possession was disputed, and summarily deciding the case upon the spot. There was nothing binding about these decisions, since the whole procedure was extra-legal and carried out only by common consent but perhaps in the majority of cases the decisions were accepted as final, and those which were not were later adjudicated by the "Townsite Board" a body subsequently created by Congress.

The deeds issued by this Board form the basis of all titles in the original Oklahoma City including south Oklahoma.
A characteristic spring wind had set in by this time and continued to the end of the week, and the dust permeated everything. The sub-comitte (sic) soon became involved in so great a throng of contestants and spectators that its progress was practically impossible. Three long boards were secured and nailed together in triangular shape, and thus enclosed and protected from the encroaching crowd the committee pursued its way, the triangular structure being borne along by those on the outside.

Thus things went on during Wednesday, Thursday, and a part of Friday. Of course many "Stakings" proved to be in the streets and therefore valuless (sic).  There was no contests (sic) about these and the streets rapidly began to clear of tents in the wake of the Surveyors; and the writer remembers that he felt deep satisfaction in seeing the streets gradually define themselves among the wilderness of tents.

It should be remembered that the original townsite included only that tract bounded on the south by Reno Street, on the north by Eighth Street, on the east by Santa Fe right of way, and on the west by Walker Street.

But complications had been gathering during the week, and by Friday evening the situation was acute. The Seminole Town Company, an organization from Topeka, Kansas, had made a plat of the townsite before the opening, and, sought to have the settlement made in accordance with it. Very few knew of the existence of this plat in the beginning, and those who did know of it, knew that it was wholly unauthorized.
A telegram of inquiry to the Secretary of the Interior, early in the week, brought the expected reply that it should be disregarded. Nevertheless, while the survey was proceeding from the south, settlers had been persuaded to conform their holdings to the Seminole plat on Main Street and north; and when the Citizen's Committee survey had completed Grand Avenue and were proceeding to Main street, the residents of Main street entered a vigorous protest. For reasons it would be tedious to recount here, the two surveys were not identical, and to proceed on the line of the Citizen's survey would have been to dislocate all the settlements on Main Street and north.

Another telegram was sent to the Secretary of the Interior on Friday explaining the situation, and again the assurance was given that the Seminole Town Co. had no rights which the citizens should respect. The Committee of Fourteen held a meeting that night, and after a long discussion decided by a majority vote to proceed with the survey in the morning. But when the Surveying Corps attempted to resume its operations the next morning, it was met by a body of determined men – armed to, it may be added – who informed the Surveyors that the existing lines of Main St. must not be disturbed. The Committee of Fourteen immediately met, and after a brief discussion decided to call another mass meeting, and submit the matter to the whole body of citizens. This meeting was called in the same manner and for the same place as the one previously described, and in its excitement, and intensity of feeling greatly resembled it. The writer of this sketch was again called upon to preside; and it amuses him yet to remember that for many days after he was called on the streets, "Mr. Chairman" by hosts of men who didn't know his other name. After much discussion the meeting reached the moderate and sensible conclusion to have the South side name five men and the North five, the ten to constitute a committee to adjust and amalgamate the surveys if possable (sic) without disturbing possessary (sic) rights. The two sides retired in separate bodies and chose their men and then reassembled and ratified the nominations.

The men chosen were as follows: from the south side M. V. Barney, C. I. Scott – Jno. T. Voss – Jno. Wallace and C. P. Walker; from the north side, M. M Beatty – W. L. Couch – Moses Neal- A. C. Scott and James B. Weaver.

The meeting adjourned to reassemble at dusk and the committee was instructed to report at that time. It met at about four o'clock in the afternoon. The Engineer was called into consultation, and to make the story brief, it was decided that Main Street and all lying north should remain undisturbed, that the Citizen's Committee's survey from the south to and including Grand Avenue should stand, and that the extra space between Grand Avenue and Main Street should be divided into lots facing east and west. Anticipating a little, it may be said that all this was subsequently carried out, and it accounts for the "jog" at Grand Avenue going north and south, as well as for the long line of extra lots between Grand Avenue and Main Street. If these irregularities still exist in 2013 the residents in Oklahoma City, in that far distant day, may understand that they are the scars of that bloodless conflict which so disturbed the infant city on Saturday April 27th 1889.

The great assembly came together again at dusk, this time at the corner of Main and Broadway. Flaring torches did their best to dissipate the darkness, and revealed the faces of thousands anxious for a peaceful and reasonable settlement. The report was read amid profound silence. It was at once seen to be a happy solution for all concerned, and as the last words loft the reader's lips, a might shout succeeded the tense silence. When this had subsided, a preacher named W. P. Shaw, whose towering hight (sic) had made him a marked man throughout the week, and who had a mouth like the crater of Vesuvius  and a voice like the thunders of Sinai, slowly uplifted himself and stretching forth his arms of phenominal (sic) sweep, cried, let us sing "Praise God from whom all blessings flow" – and perhaps the great doxology was never sung more heartily.

It rained refreshingly that night and Sunday was another perfect day. Many religious services were held within the tented city, but the sound of the hamer (sic) and the saw was not completely stilled.

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