The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-31
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES,

The chase for the Dalton boys have been
given up.
Where does the bIanketed Indian carry
all his cash?
Governor and Mrs. Steele are in the Sac
and Fox country.
The company of soldiers at Guthrie has
received orders to get ready to move.
The Guthrie and Saltwater base ball
clubs were at it again yesterday afternoon.
The Cheyennes refuse to treat with the
alloting agents until their annuties are
paid.
There is every reason to believe that in
settling up the new lands the sooner will
be in it.
There is an old Indian woman who
comes into Oklahoma City to trade who is
10 years old.
If the new lands were not opened up at a
fixed date by presidential proclamation,
how could they be opened?
The editor of the Guthrie News is no
sooner through impaling the dudes than
he set up defense for the dogs.
A nine of young full bloods from the
Chillocco Indian school laid it all over
Arkansas City's crack white nine.
The Guthrie Capital gives the Oklahoma
City Journal long tender hug. The pa
pers really ought to stop quarreling.
Somebody has started the story that
Raum will be retired and Governor Steele
rendered his place in the pension Office.
The Canadian river is located on high
ridge. or, as the Oklahoma City Gazette
says, it runs on the backbone of Oklahoma
territory.
Cotton may be eventually the making of
Oklahoma, but on strict party vote, the
threshing machine is away in the majority
at present.
The Guthrie News says that the Iowa
and Sac and Fox lands are full OF men
picking out claims and leaving land marks
for future use.
A farmer in the Cherokee nation was
sentenced the other day to imprisonment
in the penitentiary for three years and to
pay fine of $1,000 for calling man
hogthief
A man got drunk at Guthrie the other
night and boosted that he knew all about
the train robbery at Wharton. He was
cadged off to jail and will have to tell
what he knows.
Several final proofs have already been
offered in Beaver county. although the
land Office has been established but a
couple Of months. The law allows actual
settlers a credit of two years OF the time
lived on their claims previous 70 survey.
Governor Steele has mad applications for
authority TO organize military companies
from kingfsher. Norman and Payne
good footing IN kingfIsher county A
very strong letter was received from Payne
urging the necessity OF one there
There are 1890 Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indians who say they will not take allot-
mepts. The agent informed them the
other day that after the time specified
for taking voluntary ailotments has ex-
pired every Indian who has not taken his
allotment viii have land selected for him
By the agents,
Tracklaying on the Choc.av began
Thursday morning AZ the end Of the track,
three miles east OF Yukon. The road will
be pushed on across the river az once,
and on 70 Oklahoma City as fast as the
grading can be completed Il is be-
Iieved every Hex OF work can be done De
fore the end Of next month
Oklahoma City Gazette: Marsha
Smiths opinion Is that the Dalton gang
have been successful in batting their pup
sueFs and made their escape 20 Arizona,
tgre until they are en- oo.de1ed % make
another outbreak It's marshal IS ot the
opinion that tbs recent arrest made o.
Capt DeEord IS an important one. and Y
up win eventually lead 20 izz-
por:ant disclosure
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poFiaIt posEt IA making = good cotton I
crop a. 70 gst a good stand OF pIarts IL wet
cold spFirEs Z Is often G!sacul: 70 gs: al
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plants are healthy ars1 krroGg- Tie CO..
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days The feds should not ~ segiect-
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good nany farmers iassad Eoeszg once. /
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