The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Oklahoma will be two years old before
we know it.
There are twenty-nine Indian tribes in
the territory.
Judge Harvey enlisted when he was only
/ IS years of age.
Guthrie Capital: There are no cows TO
count in congress.
| a new cotton gin started up at Okla
| homa City, Monday.
| Did anybody varIish n watermelon to
/ keep until Christmas?
/ You can't own a sawmill in the Choctaw
nation unless you live there.
/ Everybody draws a long breath when
! they think of the elections are over
The highest point in Oklahoma City is
silver ball on the Baptist church.
The Oklahoma Medical association gets
together almost as much as the editors.
Beaver county is about twice the COM
bined areas of Delaware and Rhode Island.
The Kingfisher townsite board issued its
first deed "a week ago last Monday-Octo-
Der 20
The townsite board at Saltwater, Ok =,
will receive applications for deeds Novem-
Der 3 to IS
The Guthrie News is said to be having
trouble over the publication o. lottery adj
vertisements.
There has been only one or two men who
have run for Office both in Kansas and Ok
lahoma, this year.
The Episcopal is the church Of England,
but BrittOn is to have John Wesleyan
Methodist church.
1t is said that men apply daily for aid in
Oklahoma, the breath of whose sOlicita-
tion has quadruple coating OF red liquor
The toughs are learning that counter
felt money cannot be made in Oklahoma
with any greater impunity than in New
York City.
The boomers who are pressing into the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe country on the
west are said to be regarded unfavorably
by the Indians
One man near Oklahoma City has 800
gallons of sorghum. A man as thrifty as
he, will not be expected to waste his sweet
ness on the desert air.
If Oklahoma City isn't town Of 1900
inhabitants inside of two years, there are
any number of residents there who are
willing TO call themselves liars.
The Greek capital is Ockmulgee; the
Seminole, We-Wo-K a: the ChOctaw, Tush
kahoma; the Chickasaw, TIshOmingo: the
to cross a sea to lind Greek
Paul Boynton, the Inian printer, re-
ceiveS five dollars per day for his services
as interpreter before the commission in its
negotiations with the Cheyennes and
Arapahoes. Paul Is one of the Indians
whose education at Carlisle was not in
vain.
Fl Reno Eagle: Men who 20 onto the
Indian reservation TO hunt or trap game, /
DO so AZ considerable rlsk- Instructions I
have been issued TO the l. ;. marshals TO I
arrest all persons found plying such voca- I
lions on any Of the reservations OF the In /
dian territory. and contscate their teams. 4
guns, traps, etc.
IL is thought that the United States 4
court here Will last chree weeks, says the i
Oklahoma City Journal The organic act 4
provides that the first six days Of the ses- 4
sion shall be given up 10 the United States 4
cases but the courts Of the territory have 4
decided there Is nothing 20 pr0hlOit taking 4
more time II Necessary IL makes consid-
cradle difference with the Jurors, Tor | ncle 4
sam pays cash and oklahoma Goes not 4
even give notes
Guthrie Capital. The Twin territories
have tweuty-seyen rivers: Arkansas, Hi
nois, NeOsho, Nerdigris, Little Verdi gris,
Biz CaRey. Canadian. North Canadian,
Deep Fork Canadian. Little River % the
Cr-eks. Little River II the CboctAws, Gin
AKRON river. salt Fork Arkansass Medicine
sOdge, Beaver. ChikaskIa, Red RocG- Pc
.eau- Red B0gsy, Middle BoSgy- Clear