The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-19
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| The Pawness are said to be self-reliaut
| Indians, the chiefs having no influence
with them. The Poncas, however. fear
the chiefs, and whenever one of them
| takes an allotment he makes the agent
promise not to tell the chief, who opposes
allotment.
| Guthrie Leader: Howard Friend, a grain
| buyer Of Seward, was before Justice Ma.
| harry yesterday On complaint OF farmer
named Williams, charging false balances
| in the scales used for weighing. Owing to
the sickness of the judge, the case was
continued uutil tomorrow.
Tom King, the now noted female horsa
thief who has cut so many capers in and
around Oklahoma City, recently, is the
daughter OF wealthy farmer near Holden.
No., named Quick. she married u worth
less vasabond- tough, Mundis, abou. three
years ago and went with him into the In
dian territory. She is but 10 years old.
The Chickasaw payment is putting a
good deal OF money in circulation in the
Chickasaw nation. The payment is being
male as agreed upon, the inter-married
citizens receiving their share same as
others. The individual share is larger
than it was thought it would be, each
claimant receiving Sl3O. This will make
the sum TO be put in circulation from
Purcell about So, 600.
\ letter from the interior department to
Hon. J. 3. Campbell, register Of deeds OF
kinyhsher county, relates that 'if party
makes a homestead entry and establishes
his residence on the land embraced therein
and makes iG his bona fide home, and is,
prior to perfecGing title thereto, elected or
appointed TO "a public Office, the duties of
which require his absence from his land
while performing che same, his temporary
absence while thus engaged would not be
construed by this Office an abandon
ment Of the tract, provided he keeps up
the cultivation and improvement thereof"
The Guthrie News says train load after
train load of Colorado, Texas and Oregon
horses have been shipped TO Oklahoma
and ready market found for all. They
are sold a. private sale mostly. and some
times are put up at auction after the best
have been picked out. These bronchos
sell at from $50 to $50. and it is claimed by
those acquainted with these specimens of
the animal kingdom that they can run fif-
teen miles in from forty to fifty minutes
People from other states who have come
here with good native horses are beginning
to see that the native horse can not be de-
pended on to make ten or fifteen mile
ruu, and in most cases are purchasing the
broncho.
A meeting took place o. the old soldiers
at Bear creek on the 10th Of the month, for
the purpose of organizing an Union
Soldiers association" tor Logan county.
The officers elected are: President, Com
rade Young; vice president, John G. Nye;
secretary, 5. Y. Seeds; treasurer, Joseph
Mooney. o. Darst of Springvale. Jim
Holiday of Crescent. j. NJ. Barnthouse of
Mulhall, Mr.. Brown of Guthrie, Judge
Hart of Seward, compose the executive
committee. The object Of the association
is purely Of u social nature. The inten.
ton is to have territorial organization
of the same order.