The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

District court convened at FL Reno
Monday.
Home-raised onions are on the market
in Beaver county.
Annual school elections were held il
Oklahoma yesterday
| Edmond is one town in the territory thai
| will celebrate the ''22nd."
| Seaweli's opera house at Norman is on,
OF the finest buildings in the territory.
] The farmers liz the vicinity of Moore are
organizing for a wolf and wildcat drive.
The FL Reno water company, capital
stock 500, COO, was Incorporated yesterday.
The day of poor hotels in Oklahoma is
ebbing. Purcell is TO have a $4,000 brick
hotel
The word go from President Harri-
sons lips just at this moment would Gre
ate some CONSERVATION.
Probate Judge Fox of FL Reno issued a
marriage license to Mexican aud a
Comanche girl last week.
If there is a better weekly paper in the
west than I'd IngIe's Norman Transcript,
somebody should point it out.
Hal. Darling. of Beaver, was accidental
~ shot and killed in the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe country few days ago
The young man is on top in Oklahoma.
Major D. d. Leach, register of the land
Office at Oklahoma, IS - years OF age.
1t is to be hoped that the 4, Il. c, u.
etc, county nonsense viii he rele2ated
some day and the counties given names.
Norman Transcript: The Sac aud Fox
Warrior heads its local column "Nar
Crys," Noah Webster to the contrary not
outstanding
Frisco Times: The lot jumpers of III
Reno were over in the hollow north Of
town last Friday, hunting up their lots
that had blown away the day before.
Oklahoma Times-Journal: Ont in coun-
ty Ii there are great many small buttes
on dead-Ievel prairie. which resemble
haysiacks az distance, but upon close in
spectiou they are found to be plies OF rock,
mostly rcd sand with occasionally "A Stat
formation They are as large ~ n good
sized brick block and 40 steep that rocks
can he rolled from the top 20 the bottom
on every side
When the Rock Island graders crossed
the Wsshita they struck n slope Oh the
south side and ia cutting through this
they dug into an old Indian burning
ground. Some twelve or fourteen skele- |
tons were exposed and dug up. No one in !
the vicinity has any definite knowledge 81 !
he matter. but il IS supposed 70 have !
been an ancient buryinG ground Of the /
" zshita people, IS this tribe has beea on 4
the Washita and its tributaries since the /
earliest explorations Of the SPauiards.
Guthrie Capital: Ia letter 70 tounsite I
board No. 8, the interior department holds 1
hat ths nemb ers 81 The board are only /
acting - trustees fer the government Tor
carrying out certain provisions II The sct
Il May a. ies0 The purpose II the act
vas 10 afford speedy way. by means q
rustees ia which te~usitc claimants
.ould secure their hornss. 7 he act uizkes
~ these eases special, and trustees are %
axe and bold tie tile o. tie government
lnder the direction O. the secre-
AIRY Of the interior. merely FOR con
-soierce. consequently when suit j.
,rougkt against the toTusiie hoard Tor
ny cause 1t - The datY o TIE govsrnnent
o defend same. which i @ili % ia 81!
asez. The efIec. q tbs stand by the
ec-etarv 81 the interior vii BE- that iae
ui;s Of Esder Z. Pa.as. Ranso1as Payne
sd others viii Re fought ~ the altsd !
'taiss instead ofsfhe people q shs ely
Trough the tow1s.ts board.