The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-22
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fault finders, they are rather good ma
tured lot, after all
It is only the matter Of a couple Of years
until Oklahoma will be having guberna-
torial contest, and kicking on rings and
having a warm time generally.
Neither Oklahoma City nor Kingfisher
have picked out location for the capitol
building but they could find one in two
shakes of a rams tail, II necessary.
The papers that are snarling might as
well admit it, there are thousands of peo-
pie in Oklahoma from the HoOsier state
who didn't even get smell Of office
Now, since Mr. Ollie has retired from
the land office, be will probably take time
10 hunt up those fellows who accused him
of letting in his relatives in preference 10
the mass.
Did Governor Steele ever get that suit
of clothes Guthrie merchant promised 10
the first governors There are lots Of be
nevolent societies in Oklahoma who would
take it as a donation, too quick.
The Iowas and sac and Fox Indians are
having their lands surveyed and the Sac
and Fox are taking the best land along the
Cimarron and Canadian rivers. 1t Is said
towns will soon spring up In all directions.
Guthrie has sent a delegate 10 Washing
ton in the interest of that town and Milf
Reynolds says that Oklahoma City should
send a man TO watch him. This would
seem 10 settle that Edmond Is an Okla
homa county town.
The governor says he will not interfere
with the municipal governments lie
SAYS: After carefully considering the
matter. | have concluded that congress
has recognized the rights of the people Of
the several towns, villages and cities in
the territory, especially in the town site
act"
Mllt REYNOLDS has been observing, says
he: Did you notice the chickens this year
in Oklahoma are all Toosters. the pigs are
all males, the calves are all bulls. the colts
are all Bucephtalus stock. In Kansas Our
calves were all beifers and the chickens,
colts and pigs ali run that way. From
this we argue that Oklahoma Is a he old
country, and that female suffrage,
woman rights and prohibition Will have
tough shedding in the land Of the far god
There were two Cherokee citizens in the
city last night, who were but three days
from the nation, says the Oklahoma Cry
Journal They were only one-slEteenth
Indian. and nobody would suspect that
they carried a drop of Indian bod. How
ever, they have enough Indian blood 70
entitle them 10 fine farms IN the Cherokee
country and share o. the aunuIties
which faII % fhe tribe which = sufficient
30 give them an intere-- la the politics d
the nation They ialoTued W. that the
allotment idea - growing ia favor very
rapidly, and they think taat i the Cues-
ton were ptss sQuarelT - q vote there
would - a Tuajrvity in favor ~ allotment.
Barbecues are being held all over the
nation nov, a. vi, IA the ISSUES o. tAe day
are being discussed
Beaver City Advocate. There s. plenty
Of good water il all parts II Oklahoma.
bat we are satisfied that 10 -eefsCn can
surrsas= Beaver county ia this particular
Our streams are uunserous and the water
ia all a. q Beaver rIyeE river. g. - clear
as crystal, pure and sSeet. and IN most
eaees soft The very best u well water j.
found al a depth o. ten 70 fifty fee; almost
anywhere in the country except on acme
Of The very hizhes. gr0uao, where IL NAY
Be Necessary 20 70 ssTeufy-eve or
OCCASIONALLY 100 feet Thsre l. no neces-
SKIS Of wells q such a depth however. Tor
there are thousands ~ &cres ~ choice land
Pet unclaimed Whsre8n water can - Oh
taiued a a average depth q thirty feet.
To show how uftsriy the Kiekspoos ar
out q harmony with the simplest ~ the
comforts u civilization the following lfscs-
dezt j. given ~ The Oklahoma City Tcslr-
nAI- 4 fesF yezzrs ss,o. shortly after the
EicEapoos ssre Ioez1ez1 o. tbs1r preseut
location a nuEuber u ShzEness. who arr
20 far elslllzet Ei.@s they bald ~ h01sszs.
dix wells ard ia! the ground. cAHse over GA
the north side q the river and erected
comfortable loZ houses tust l4ffts va up
Gus OF the valley, 90 me sanuE sotlthsra
slops tfar coEce- doNn zud met flse rich
valley OF tEe North Catalan rlvez. Here