The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-26
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A soda and mineral water factory Is Ell
Reno's latest acquisition.
The Oklahoma farmers are going to hold
their wheat for 81 a bushel.
Bee Guthrey finished building log
cabin at Saltwater this week.
The telegraph wire between Ell Reno and
Oklahoma City is doing service.
One of Edmond's claims is that there is
not an empty house i'll the town.
Guthrie's advertising train will make
stop of ten minutes at every station.
The sawmills in Payne county can not
half supply the demand for framing lum-
ber
This big crop will obviate any delin-
ouent subscribers notices in the Oklaho-
ma papers.
IN. Terrll, during his confinement in
the Guthrie Jail, has written poem of
twenty-five cantos.
Everybody's eyes are on the east in Ok
lahoma And they are looking TO some
thing of Mecca, too.
The Edmond Sun thinks there is too
much pressing down of the pIoW handles
in Oklahoma. Plow deep.
The man who discovered gold in Okla
homa the other day was probably thinking
| of golden opportunities.
Jake Admire thinks President Harrison
and the judiciary ought to get together on
the Cherokee strip matter
| The largest land Office record ever made
| is l25 filings in a day of ten hours. Ihls IS
twelve and one-half an hour
| The way some of the boomers are rush
| inc into the new lands it would seem that
! they would just revel in contests.
! September 10 comes on Thursday. This
! will give the boomers time enough 10 quiet
down and hold church on Sunday.
| People who know what lively town it
/ is. wouldn' think that Edmond needed d
| graveyard, but the News says 1t does
! Whenever man wants to see some fun
| in an Oklahoma town he just starts the
report that the new lands have been
| thrown open.
The Guthrie Capital says that statehood
will raise the Indian TO plane OF lntesii-
geuce But not to the white mans stand
| ard II can't be done.
VIII Diven is authority for the state
ment that up 10 last Saturday 5i3 aliot-
/ ments in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
| country had been made.
| Almost every man who has claim in
/ Oklahoma also has relative oack cas-
/ who wants 10 come out and get him one
when the new lands open.
Judge SeRv ought to 60 east and put p
bug in Precedent Harrison : ear about that
Cherokee strip. The president rea'lH
/ doesu Z understand tue case OF he WCUlGu
act a he does.
4 little Oklahoma boy asked has m0thei
the other day why kis father didn start Z
hardware store ana keep flies. Every bod
would want them, he said, 70 use on then
new claims 10 the Sac and Fox country.
Kincfsher Free Press: Mr.. Alex McRae
who bought fatty Smiths claim Z
couple of miles south of town; and IS now
living on IL. Is IN receipt OF a TELEGRAM
from bis brother saying that ne would TX
here on the oath, direct from Glasgow
Edmond News: The two bridges acros:
Deep Fork on the north road from mere x
the Sac and Fox country are comp .e'ea
and ready 10 turn over 10 TIE county
N-ssrs- J D. Cole Foster. CushlnOury
and Newkirk contributed about 60, aal
together with tue aid q the county, wbt
furnished the lumber aud other small DO
nations, Deep Fork has t"o As good
bridges as are II the county
Fl Reno Eagle: The Indians have finally
decided 10 accept the IDo1eT Tor i1ri
INuds, and tins week ninety famllf@S 81
Cheysunes came dowa from the vlcinits
Of Cautoament aud drew their Fations o.
silver OF course large share O - so-9l
found its way into this city, and f0r seg-
eraI days the merchants have been kept
busy waiting on their coPPer-Solored GU
touleIs Blankets have sold rapidly, eTeE
with mercury huusIng The hHnared notch
aad horses. mules. parasoi- anu uA2g car
riaEes have been in brisk demand Il !
thought that there will be no fuTtosl
trouoIe IN making Ihe payments
Oklahoma Times-JouFnal; The extern
Of The coal deposit in the Indian terT5ioTl
is 50 enormous that a CAREFUL eonseTFatsT'