The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-15
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES,

The Herald says that Oklahoma county
will certainly go Republican this fall.
The Republicans will put full county
ticket in the field in Cleveland county.
Boil worms at work among the cotton
are reported from some sections of the
Territory.
Governor Seay puts the present popula-
ton of Oklakom at considerably over one
hundred thousand
Bean pods fifteen inches long and corn
ears of p toportional size and length are
samples of what Payne county can do
agriculturally.
The Edmond Sun urges the farmers to
provide shelter for their stock. which is
certainly humane work to be engaged in
in any country.
Guthrie has abandoned the idea of ter
ritorial fair and is going to help make the
big fair at Oklahoma City success
That's proper caper.
The town trustees of Saltwater have
raised the saloon license from $500 to $475
per year and payable semi annually in ad
vance instead of quarterly.
The Free Press has adopted Kentucky's
motto, slightly changed, for Kingfisher.
As put by the Free Press it reads, United
we stand, divided-we stand anyhow"
The new superintendent of the Kiowa
school at Anadarko is named Wilson. He
is said to be a Democrat from Alabama.
and gets his position from civil service
record.
Ardmore isn't a good place for street
fakirs to ply their vocations. One of those
gentry was treated to an Cver-rips egg
ovation one night last week on the streets
of that place.
There is nothing small about some of
the farmers or ii e farms in the Chcasaw
nation. The Register says nice wheat
field of 5000 acres near Purcell has lust
yielded $1,000 bushels of prime wheat.
The people of county G have formed an
association to be known as c. aud A. Pro-
tectiye association, the object of which is
to secure legislation favoring free homes in
the Cheyenne and Arap lhoe reservation.
The "tavorites" didn't win the nomina-
lions for county offices in the Republican
convention III Guthrie Tuesday, but the
ticket that was constructed is made up Of
exceptionally good and strong men-al-
most wholly from the country. Those
who know the men aud the situation de-
clare the ticket TO be sure winner
Norman Transcript: IN educational
enterprise the territory of Oklahoma is
determined not to be whit behind the
most progressive states OF the great west
Her public schools. normal school, and
agricultural college have already begun TO
take shape and show vigor commensur-
ate with the intelligence and enterprise OF
her people. The Territorial university.
now about to open, completes series of
educational facilities which would do
honor 10 any state. The establishment OF
these institutions needs 10 defense. The
nature of the work their are TO do IN their
respective fields scarcely needs explana
ton The Transcript, in its last issue,
printed a good picture OF the university.
which. in proportions and architectural
design, presents an eiegans and imposing
appearance. Il is an Institution that the
territory may we'll feel proud CT and sus-
tain literally. which OF course 1t will 20.
State Capital: At the request OF the
Indian commissioner orders VIII he made
by the interior department, aud the al!
lotmeut OF lands 20 the Indians on the
kickapoo reservation. shortly 20 be opened.
Will be made az cree. There are 80 square
miles Of the lands. or about 2,ssl. eco
acres There are In the neishoo--
hood OF so indians, who. By
the terms OF the law are entitled 10
eighty acres each. IN the aggregate
- coo acres The balance Is 10 be finally
opened to white settlement These 800 In
dams. or those who represent tnern. VII!
lie made 10 make their selections. aad the
lines are to he run and the lands set apart
TO .hern AZ once. II is expected BIZ Secretsrr
Noble, General Morgan and Representative
Harvey. three actively interested IN the
matter Just now. that the selling Of these
y. COO acres 10 TIE I2dians car DC cIcec