The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES,

There are 100 bicyclists in Guthrie
Charles Beacon of FL Reno. has gone
to Chicago.
They are not certain al Perry yet wheth
er they had an election or not.
+. NJ. Bean of Oklahoma City is re-
ported TO be dangerously sick.
1t is said that the Rock Island will put
on Sunday trains next Sunday.
Some of the editors IN Oklahoma still
occasionally refer to ''forty-rod."
Anton Gaia has returned and gone back
on his farm near Oklahoma City.
Over 500 grapevines We're stolen from
farmer near Tyron the, other night
1t is said that Judge SCOTS court is
running as it never run before. Sure!
1t is not true, as supposed, that the last
legislature passed an anti-cigarette bill.
Jim Masterson. who died in Guthrie the
other day, was a brother OF Bat Master
son.
Frederick Douglass had $4,000. Guth-
rie ought to have got some of that in in
vestment.
Miss Mary Evans is now deputy treas
urer OF Canadian county. Her father
appointed her.
One hundred and fifty surveyors start
out from McAlester next Saturday to
line the territory.
A railroad which is to run from Enid
to Muskogee has been chartered with a
capital of 100000.
Probably only $50 quarter sections of
the KickapOo country will be thrown
open to settlement.
There are 10000 apple trees in Oklaho-
ma county about one-half of these being
old enough to bear.
For some reason Olney Is holding OFF
on the Judge Scott question. He Is still
considering Newton's report.
Ham Sawyer is still pursuing Captain
Stiles for the bayonet thrust the soldiers
gave Ham away back in 1889.
The Guthrie papers are at last con-
Tossing that too many hog residences
abut on the Cottonwood river
Just because some OF the Oklahoma
politicians are two-faced, the census TAX
er has no right to count them twice
The Salvation army at Guthrie has got
TO charging an admission fee at the door
of its headquarters on Sunday evenings.
Miss Lille Jones of Tryon, Oklahoma,
expresses her entire willingness to pre-
side at the organ If some will build
church.
A gentleman named Rust living in Te-
cumseh has q scheme to connect Still
water. Guthrie Tecumseh and Purcell by
telephone.
While George Purcell. city clerk of Per-
~ was IN Guthrie getting election tick
cts printed the other day, Judge Bierer
issued writ OF custer and another clerk
was appointed Perry evidently doesn't
huc iph n laaNa
town.
Oklahoman City Oklahoman: In an In
terview last evening with a representa-
tive of the Oklahonlan, Mr.. Hutchinson
tersely said: I'VE are drawing the casing
of the well from a necessity. II we wish
to go down fartheT-about 70 feet. AT
the later depth We again worked into
clay after passing through very prom
ising oil and gas indicating rock. But
the meeting with the clay should not
be discouraging, since at that depth IN
the Bradford regions OF pennsylvania,
are the same promising conditions as
here, with the exceptions, there they
have red slate, here the red clay has rot
turnd TO slate. When We have castings
drawn, We shall ream down the well from
the surface with the largest drill, case
II 10 the proper depth and then call for
drive pipe shod with steel shoe with
which we can go TO such a depth, l99 I
TO Zoo feet, as deserves the name OF d
test we'll Every new gas and oil he'd
must expect unforeseen difficulties. until
the lay OF the strata is ascertained- This
same well. to a depth OF IS feet, l can
now run down in two weeks, because l
know what to expect and will be pre-
pared for it But OF how IL may be 40
feet deeper 10 man can tell without drill
ing. and so il would be on Deep Fork or
anywhere else. see no cause OF good
reason for moving the location The IL
dications so far are promising TiSat mere
and as good as in any well l ever drilled
in Pennsylvania. Ohio or Indiaha-