The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-23
TERRITORIAL SKETCHES.
Aud Kodak Shots ut Passing Incidents
Two Domains


Two Domains.
Perry Enterprise The Guthrie fire
boss present neat appearance in
u cir uniforms.
I he Enterprise is bright new
weekly just started at Cleo by Wat
kins d Trask.
Uklahoman: Oklahoma's insane at
ia ksonville H., will be brought To
the territory within a week or ten
days. The Oak Lawn people having
given notice that they can no longer
keep them. DIR. Rolater will have
charge of the transfer, and will leave
in few days to make arrangements for
transportation. They will be brought
in cars prepared for them, with barred
windows and doors. They will be
taken care of ut Norman In temporary
quarters until the asylum is ready for
them.
pawnee Times Democrat: Last Mon
day the Incorporation of the Farmers
and Citizens Bank of this city was
completed The capital stock of the
institution is $4,000. with provisions
TO have the same fully paid within IL
months. The following stockholders
were elected to serve as directors for
]
! Holmes, Harry Coons, c. +. Berry. II.
w. Spar, John Rhoades, $. r. Rich
eson, c r. Soulsby and Z. J Murer.
The officers are II. S. Toms, president;
NJ M. Holmes. ce-president; c. l..
Berry, cashier; Iva T. Berry, assistant
cashier.
FL Reno Eagle: August will be a
lively month for FL Reno. The Indian
teachers institute will bring at least
300 strangers to the city and hold
them here for week or more, the
Oklahoma press association meeting
will bring the editors OF the territory
here, the Indian payment will be
made early in the month, which will
bring all the Cheyenne and Arapahoes
to the city, together with a double
payment at the fort TO the soldiers,
will turn thousands of dollars loose in
the channels of trade.
Perry Enterprise: The following
mem bers of the Guthrie FIRE depart
ment arrived on this mornings train
to take part in the test of the
water works this afternoons: Geo w.
Taylor, chief, Harry Overbay. A. c.
Hixon and w c. Grueber. The team
was driven across the country by
Gordon, and arrived about 10 o'clock.
race will be made between the
Guthrie team ard Joe Baum's this af
ternoon. IL will be an interesting
sight Joe will have a hard time tC
keep in sight of Taylor's team.
FL Reno Eagle: The old settler
Cherokee Indians are To receive in pay
ment from the government by the last
OF next month. 5000 900. The roll is
about completed i'm the department
showing that 1,lOO Indians are enti
tied To share in the money, hut as II
is TO be paid out by estates, and mo-
by per capita, there is wide range o.
difference in the amodnts received. In
some instances Individuals will receive
only II cents and in other cases an in
! dividual will receive over 81. 500 The
money TO be paid the old settlers
comes from interest on old accounts
due them from the government whicl
date back TO 1885 when u treaty wa
make with the Cherokees. and thi
, fund, according TO the terms of tina
treaty, is to be paid out to n certain
number OF families that moved int
that country prior TO that time. Hhi
q is how IT happens that the money now
e appears so unevenly divided. In SOM
instances but few members Of n fam
lily are living. while in other cas @
e many descendants are living.