The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

me cJty library AZ fonca CITY IS located
in a barber shop.
The Salvation army Of Enid will give q
free dinner 10 children Thanksgiving.
Norman has a hotel that makes special
rates to people seeking health. pleasure
! or divorce"
A typographical error in a waukonls
paper made. an advertiser say: See on.
s. go Shoe
Oklahoma doesn't fear Coxey's residence
IN Oklahoma II managed to 1--we down
Ralph Beaumont
II took the grand jurses Of Oklahoma a
long time to get down TO work. but when
they did they got frisky.
At Enid the salary Of the police Judge
has been repealed and he will allowed to
sail in and chase the fees.
At Ponca City the fellows VINO Ike TO
bet put UP a dog against badger the
other day. After hard fight the badger
won.
A boom for Judge Burford a. delegate
to congress has been started. Judge.
however. dreams Of the United States
senate.
Mr.. Conan. the new receiver Of the
Alva land-office, is from Kentucky. al
though he has lived In Oklahoma for about
two years.
One way they have Of shutting OF q
man full OF nonsensical charges in Okla
homa "a to tell him ito tell his troubles
to policeman"
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ed by his son from South Africa, Christ
mas. The son IS a gold-miner and is
worth a million
There are now two statehood conven-
tons on tapis. One will be held at Shaw
nee next month and the other at Okla
homa City in January.
One thing will be settled at the Shawnee
statehood convention 1t will be pretty
clearly determined among the boys
whether Oklahoma is for Tom Reed or
B,u Mckinley.
The Chootaw road is very bonton. Men
are placed at the steps of each passenger
coach and people are made to show their
tickets before getting aboard They will
soon stop that nonsense.
farmers so per ton on broom corn. 20 be
stored sixty days for nothing by him and
at the end Of that time to be charged
storage Of cents per bale per month. the
owner of the broom corn to have the
privilege Of selling II any time.
Muscogee Phoenix: Captain Hawkins of
the United States surveying corps. in
charge of the base line squad now In this
section. spends most Of hhs Sundays with
his family who are at Adams Last Sun
day he stated to the Phoenix reporter
that he was engaged in running the boun-
dairy line between the Creek and Chero-
kee nations. He began the work Thurs-
day at the northeast corner at the mouth
Of the North Fork river. He got opposite
Wagner with the work Saturday. and
says that resurvey shows that the form |
err boundary is not correct and in keeping |
with the treaty. The old line veers con- |
into the Creek nation on the |
north end. and IL 1t keeps UP to the |
southern corner the new line will cut on |
of what has been acknowl- |
edged Cherokee territory. OF course the |
survey that is now being made does not |
nvadidate the old boundary except as 1t |
nay be adopted by the proper authorities.
The treaty line Is supposed 10 run north |
md south from the corner between the /
'wo nations. Captain Hawkins says he
,laced his instrument on the corner and
he first mile-post thereafter veered con-
Siderable west of a north and south lire,
Ind the inaccuracy and irreguiarity kept
lp until they reached Saturdays camp.
The southern portion may make q dif-
erence either way.