The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-01
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Is there no coal under Oklahoma'

Is there no coal under Oklahoma?
West Oklahoma will incorporate righ
away.
Congressman Struble will visit Okla
hema.
Guthrie News: The recent rains will
| afford the farmers dust this fall.
| The worlds fair commissioner OF Okla
homa go to Chicago this week
Father Baker" is ia Guthrie He i.
not looking for an office, however.
A book agent has already struck ives,
| Oklahoma. The town is not week old
The Oklahoma City Gezette suspects
Harvey. Harvey is an Oklahoma City
man, too.
| Guthrie means to keep to the front A
| young heifer was born there last week
without a tail.
The Board of Trade Of FL Reno has cal
| led on the Board of Trade of Kingfsher.
| What does this mean
| Mort Bixler has built little cottage at
Norman. 1t remains only to be said that
Mort is single man.
The various Indian tribes of the country
| will receive by virtue of recent legislation
an aggregate Of 81. 225, 900.
A restaurant at FL Reno is called the
Pelican" It can beat anything in the
way Of mouths, presumably.
There is negro woman in the Cherokee
! nation who claims to be 1855 years of age
When An Indian lies, he don't stop at any
thing small.
The FL Reno Eagle thinks that the new
statute book is geographically and calf
skinecally a beauty. This viii please
Frank Greer more than piece of fresh
apple pie.
w. 7. Walker started Saturday for Bea-
yer City, Ok, to take charge Of the land
office which will open April 1st. Mr..
Walker has been confined to his room and
a part of the time 10 his bed since last
November until within the past few
weeks.-Harper Sentinel
Ell Reno Eagle: Petroleum oil, as well
as coal, is known to exist in paying guam
titles in Oklahoma. A number OF gentle
men who are connected with the Stock
Exchange bank at this place and Caldwell
now have a bottle of the crude oil in their
possession, but the exact location of the
new oil field is not ian open secret" at
this time.
Kingfsher Journals: Uncle Jack Law
renee, whom many will remem Der as being
taurant in KingflSher came in from Paris,
Tex, last Friday where he has been held
for the past nine months a prisoner. 1t
will be remembered that he is one of the
six that was convicted of the murder of
the four men in No-Man' s-Land during
the Stevens county, Kan, county seat
muddle, and sentenced to be hung. The
case was prosecuted by malicious intent
By parties interested in opposition He
says the officers at Paris treated them
nicely and speaks in the highest terms OF
them. The case was carried to the
supreme court and thrown out on &C
count of jurisdiction, and the prisoners re-
leased The cost of the case amounted to
something over $4,000.
Oklahoma City Gazette: 81. n Dunlap"
cried Will Clark this afternoon in court.
"Here" responded pleasant looking man
in the audience: rs itN or Mp enqqired
lap. ooh, NJ, is its" said the affable clerk.
NO, It is N" spoke his honor
IN it is" gave out Dunlap. 81 tn ought
you said N" remarked the court as he
made big NJ in the middle of Dunlap's
name.
1T is n" shouted Dunlap. Well shall
put it n or NJ" asked viii in despair.
IN Of course. that's the way l have it,
said the court.
IN you saw" asked the clerk
No, n, n, N" said his honor.
1t ended but Bill Hackney turned to a
brother-ir-law and asked: (Which Is it
n or Mp"
The brother-in- law shook his head mega
lively and gazed earnestly at the ceiling.
Hennessy Clipper: Sunday, Company
X, of the Fifth cavalry, camped in Hen
messy on their return from trip through |
the strip. Capt. Woodson, who was in |
charge informed reporter of the Clipper |
that after a thorough search through the |
entire slip they had found less than forty |
families, and but one family actually dwell |
ing in the strip, and that was man who |
claimed right on account of his wife be-
ing a half breed Cherokee. On the Chicaske |
4 party of men were found plating a city. |
and were promptly arrested and taken |
over the line. Quite number of horses |
and cattle were found in the strip. 4 /
arge list of names were taken of those |
who had heretofore staked off claims and |
will be forwarded to the department. 1t is
,he intention to either keep the boomers
put of the strip or place them in a position
hat will nullity all their rights to any of
he lands that may come in. Another
will go through the strip this
week or next.