The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Purcell is soon TO have large new opera
house.
Horace Speed has come out fat-footed
for statehood.
Butter has been scarce in the territory
Tor Sometime
The rainmakers will experiment at Ell
Reno this week.
There is a car famine in Oklahoma:
just think of that.
So far only one deer has been killed in
Beaver county this fall
Quails are thick. A poor hunter can
bring down twenty-five day.
The commettee on claims always does a
lively business Oklahoma bodies.
The senatorial committee on Indian af-
fairs will be on hand next week.
The Cherokee strip convention held
forth at Arkansas City yesterday.
r. W. McAdams was elected president
of the Indian Territory editorial associa-
tion.
President Harrison doesn't believe in
sooner or he would have appointed gov
ernor sooner.
w. S. Fields claims that there is coal on
his claim in the southeast corner of the
Sac and Fox country.
The postoffice at Idelah has been dis
continued Mail for that point will here
after go to Choctaw City
The Commercial club of Oklahoma City
has invited the five nations to participate
in the statehood convention.
The Hennessey Clipper says Kingfisher
is really booming. This means good deal
coming from a Hennessey paper.
Mr. Tustin the man who was hurt un-
loading an omnibus at FL Reno, is not
dead as reported, but is doing well.
Oklahoma has thirty newspapers. Three
Democratic, one society, one religious, one
Alliance and tweuty-four Republican,
Muskogee Phoenix: About 20 blank
petitions for the allotment of lands in the
Cherokee nation have gone out in different
parts of this nation for signatures
The price Of cotton continues to drop
and the reports from Boston and New
Orleans predict still lower figure. 1t
has gone below cents, the lowest price
since the war.
The Sac and Fox annual payment OF s75
per capita will be PAL them in few dtys.
The Pottawatomie payment is looked for
about the 18th, but may be delayed be-
yond that date on account OF dispute
over an attorneys fees.
Some hundred or more settlers and
allotters in the southern part OF County
have petitioned the secretary of the inter
Tor to permit town TO be built upon the
school section which was laid out BY the
Violet Town company. The special agents
have recommended that town be per
mitied on the land
Lawrence Journal: A man down In
Oklahoma has discovered Quantrell again
The Oklahoma man is mistaken The
only people who have seen QuanireA tor
good many years are the ones who found
his country so hot that il was impossible
for them TO get back to Kansas 20 tell
about seeing him
Oklahoma Times Journal: John < Pat
terson received yesterday from a friend az
White Oak Springs. in the Wichita eoun-
try. a specimen OF GaIena ore which "a As
near pure metal as is ever found The
specimen weighs two or three po1ads. AID
Mr.. Partsrson's friend writes aim that he
dug il out ol the hillside Eith his knife.
such finds have strong tendency 20 raise
interest in the opening o. thai country 20
fever heat
Purcell Registers Some provisions o
the new permit law show very Clearly The I.
system OF ie0dzlisln that the leaders de-
sire TO build up in this country HeieS 4
this law the tenant farmers Of the nation 4
are reduced 10 a state CT vazszlAgs bat az /