The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
Outlines Of Oklahoma

The Enid Wave thinks hat the Guehrie
Leader is going TO have hard time 10
be Democratic for four yeais-
Chris. Madsen, who has been holding
place in the marshars office In Kansas
City, has returned 10 Oklahoma.
A country correspondent in the Earlooro
Plain People says: with the exception
of a few mild cases OF ch.lls, our people
are salubr.ous-
Gus jackson Of Wichita, recently wheel
ed into FL Reno with a stogy protruding
from. his rich, red lips. Gus made ninety
miles the last day.
President D. B. Robinson. of the Frisco
railroad viii be in Oklahoma this week
and Guthrie and Oklahoma City viii both
have a chance at him
Reverend Upchurch has been appointed
postmaster out at Arapahoe and the boys
out there are feeling a Little warmer To-
wards Governor Barnes.
Tom Platt Of New York Is said to have
endorsed Golden for the Usage Indian
agency. II pers.stency can get a place,
Golden viii be agent yet
The people at Ponca City are disregard
ing the ordinance compelling the keeping
of water barrels, and the Ponca City Cou-
r.er calls the citizens 10 account
BIZ Stewart, who has been holding
series of religious meetings in schoo!
house near Hennessey, has been arrested
on the charge of stealing buggy.
I, has lately been demonstrated at Enid
that the fellows who cant afford TO take
a newspaper are the fellows who buy the
most from the street taking humbugs.
1t is said that Register Anderson Of the
Enid land office, was removed because he
would not give land Office publication no
tices 10 the Enid Eagle, Republican pa
per.
County Commissioner Buchols Of Kay
county. got mad the other day and stop
ped weekly newspaper. A man who
will do that can never become president
OF the United States. Bucholz should re-
subscribe.
Times are so good In Oklahoma that
| in some of the towns where daiiies are
published the local editor doesn't write a
| line until he finds out whether the adver-
Users are going to allow him room enough
| TO print IL.
Henry Asp seems to have offended a
| whole lot OF people by telling the presi-
| dent that he would be personally respon-
| s.ble that Thompson would give good
| administration. Even some of Thompson
| friends seem to be hot st Asp about 1t.
| The other day there hove on top the
| offing at Enid in the direction of FL Rene
| a blue ap' yellow omnibus. 1t came &c
| town ava proceeded to do business. Mr.
| Talmadge, the regular bus virtuoso of
| the city, recognized this as a challenge
| so he now carries passengers free. Coco
| times IN Oklahoma brings competitor
| with them.
| Perry Enterprise; A letter received from
| Frank Canton states that he is 1,0o0 mile:
| up the Yukon river. where his party vii
| Writer Among other distinguished mem
bers of the company is Mss Helen Dare
| correspondent for the New York Journal
! Canton helped bury a prominent New
| York newspaper correspondent in TIT
| mountains, who died from exhaustion.
Guthrie Leader: r. l.. Hews. Major j
| B. Montgomery, D. E. Loer and l. c. Price
Wichita mountain gold prospectors, ar
| rived in the city yesterday en- route east
where they hope to enlist capitalists IL
| the work OF developing the gold fields nea
! Navajoe, Greer county. Mr.. Hews calle'
| at The Leader office and showed severa
| fine specimens of gold quartz. One spec
| linen from the NEST Egg mine, take
| th!rty-two feet from the surface. assays a
| $500 a ton. Mr.. Hews is very enthuss
| astic over the finds in western Oklahoma
| He AYERS that since the mineral treat!
| of '72 expired mineral claims are open Z
| all comers and that Klondike boom i
! S1Ira sol in