The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-30
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

Free homes is on the main roao. Sits
mighty few forks ahead 70 lead II aslf1S-
There are Just sixteen inmates OF tns !
Blind. Deaf and Dumb asylum al Satnri&
There is some talk that the Sapuipa
viii build on through the Wichita mount
aims.
The sale OF lots Of the town OF Stroud N
the Sapulpa extension will begin IN aooas
ten days
It's said that his railroad interests may
make GTist MIL Jones removal from OF
lahoma City compulsory.
wise remark 9ron the Oklahoma City
,,i,nss-Journal. Remember that towns
srs Sooiled and cities made by railroads
Rank Examiner Push has run up the
,ol,,r,ns In the books OF the Citizens hans
AZ Ponca City, and says the institution !"
in fine shape
The facts Of the matter seem 70 be thai
Oklahorna should let up on congress
awhile and petition Tom Reed alone tos
free homes.
About half the wheat raised IN Okia-
hor,a IS stiu in Oklahoma Whel' -eitef
xsvs he has all the surplus wheat IN WIS
country. he stories.
Jefferson Rustler; "our once cat haS
gone wrong. Ii followed our devil 70 ne
free opening off the hlon9lAe SA4'e' '~
refuses to come home.
The gamblers at Perry we're hauled uP
before the me blind goddess the other
dsv and $3.50 for the school fund shuekeo
OF their pocket-oooks.
The latest at Oklahoma city IS talk et
n nev road TO be known as the NSM
Orleans and okiahoma CITY iSlifOaS-
Things are steaming M.
If Mr.. Mckinley of Guthrie wants 20 sea
how hansen felt when be stood wl'nla
eighty-seven miles % the North Fo'e. no
/ should run up 20 Perry and stay an hoar
/ or Two.
Major Woolsey formerly agent OF the
| Otocs. has Just received notice that MS
| bond for Ss0.0to is released. his accounts
/ having eeeu examined and found 10 -
correct.
As a further indication 81 Guthrie
| cinch on the United States 81 America:
/ there is a Tumor IN circulation AT t-h'd
| that Frank Greer OF Guthrie has been
/ granted a pension OF six dollars month";
The people Of Oklahoma city 10 show
| their joy over the Sapulpa matter SaNs
a reception tn the opera house 10 Jones
! and OverholSer. IL IS a good thinE Tor
| a community To open its heart 10 us hsid
workers.
Indian Agent Baldwin has issued notes
| that ne viii advertise for bids for grass
| leases In the Comanche country Feorn'
| airy 10. Congress has Just knocked that
| provision out and II Baldwin gets TOO say
| congress may paste him one.
The travelling men are in trouble. Whea
| in Oklahoma city they say Oklahoma
| city is the liveliest place in the woridt
| when at Guthrie they say the same thtng.
and when IN III Reno the same thing %
! that town.
At a meeting OF the Equal Suffrage as
| sociation at Guthrie yesterday a commu-
| nication was read from Mrs. Antoinetts
! Haskell ex-mayor OF Gaylord. Kansas.
| But despite communications from Kansas
| Oklahoma viii not get female suffrage
until about forty years after statehood,
| II then.
The Canadian County Republican sAys
il is untrue that Judge Ollie was pre-
vented from attending the kinEfsher con-
ventlOn as a delegate. IL says he had no
| desire TO go. and concludes. II the ttmo
| ever arrives when senatorial togas arc
in order. Hon. John ]. Ollie VIII have no
| opposition in Canadian county
cyclone in winter IS of unusual oc-
currence. yet one passed over near Wood
ward on the night of January q. accord
ing 20 the News. It's roar was heard ~
many. although the hour Of is visit was
| a. m No damage was done. as Il only
touched the ground at one point. about
! four miles northwest OF town. where the
bare prairie defied its fury,