The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

IecumSeh voted on Incorporation yes
terday.
Wouldn't heavy rain On the opening
day play smash?
A great many people still hold out that
it will be the END"
A postofice has been established in
Payne county named Plumb.
Negroes are seen'in every part of Okla
homa going to the new lands on foot.
The Oklahoma City land Office district
has had seventy new townships added
to it.
The Kansas City papers are fighting the
Cheyenne country. They say it is no
good.
graduated for its fight on the "bunco
men"
Men are robbed on the streets of King
fisher every day. Where is the law and its
officers?
A corn doctor is on the scene at Ell Reno
aud advises people to get their feet in shape
for the run.
Tie Kingfsher Free Press calls upon
the authorities to suppress the shell games
in that town.
The new country will not have been
opened a couple of days till somebody will
discover gold.
Minco is having a wagon road opened up
direct from that place to the county seat
of II county.
1t is a pity that all thu gamblers on the
West Side do not reform, take claims and
become honest settlers.
Secretary Noble seems to be running this
opening body and breeches." President
Harrison hasn't word to say.
Associations, Colonies" Squads"
gangs" are thick on the West Side. The
race will be made in punches.
Jake Admire contributed squib on the
political situation measuring just
column to the Free Press this week.
If ali the new towns talked of on the
West Side were built, there wouldn't be
room in the new country for a ten acre
farm.
The lumber companies are pouring into
western Oklahoma THICKER than hops
Homes have to be built and lumber
bought
Next week there will be one stream in
the Cheyenne country bigger than the
Canadian. 1t Will be the stream of covered
wagons.
Mr.. Miller has sold the Purcell Topic to
Brewer aud Merritt and will go into the
c. and A. country and establish a news
paper.
Mrs. Polly Young, the best known
woman on the West Side, and who has
played such an energetic part in building
up FL Reno, will make a run for a claim
The base ball game between Norman
and Noble resulted in a victory for Noble,
the score being IS to Is Another game
has been arranged for Saturday, April
10Th.
Major Weigel and Judge Davis will look
after the opening of the lands from Ell
Reno and Kingfsher while Special Agents
Harm, Scotthorn and Sill will be sent to
the county seats of G, G and H.
Edmond News: A great deal of lumber
Is being taken out in the country by
farmers this spring to improve their
farms, which is a very good indication
that our farmers are prosperous.
OhIduOuid ne survey
ng contracts for the new county seats
provided that the work should be COM
,leted by April 10, Mr.. Burnes has re-
urned, having finished plating the |
county seat of +.
Miss Nanetta Daisy ought to manage to
Re on hand at the Cheyenne opening and /
lliow the newspapers TO report her killed.
Mss Daisy is obliging and as success at
ICING killed is unequalled.
The authorities of ElReno took hand
n the game the other day, and closed up
very gambling house in the city. The
,lace was overrun with confidence men
nd strdightout thieves and the only way
o run them down was to shut off the
,ambGng.
Rome Wisel in the Moore Journal: The
ext few days will bring over the hills of
oklahoma a modest and tender beauty of
reen grass, which in the delicacy of its
pparel can be equalied by no other season
f the year.
A postoffice has been granted at the new
own of Carney about eighteen miles
orthwest of Chandler on the north road
o Guthrie. Mrs. Triplett will be post
distress. This gives two offices between
handler and Guthrie.
Edmond Sun: On Sunday morning a
re broke out in Chamberlain's saw and
in mill on Deer creek. The saw mill was
ompletely destroyed, but the gin mill and
in houses were saved. All his tools were
lso destroyed. This is severe loss to
ir. Cham erlain as he had just got in
hape to make a comfortable living.
The valuation of real and personal pro-
erty rendered in the city of Norman, as
iven by assessor w. d. Mills, is as
blows: Real estate, Norman proper,
LA, 277; Waggoner's addition, s., 600;
.arsh's addition, ST, 035; Colley's addition,
1910. Personal property, including
editions, sll9.779. Total, $2s5. 1851. Il
Ell Reno Courier: A case was brought
efore the police judge today against Will
on on a conspiracy to defraud. Ii was
,se where a bet was made with boz
lat he could not open jackkuife. The
oy examined the knife, went and sold his
orse and came back and bet $50 that he
,uld open the knife. The boy claims that
ley changed knives on him and gave him
lie that could not be opened at all and be
st his money The case WIS squasbed.
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