The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
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bank az Hunter, Garfield county.
The Rock Island surveyors are in
camp near optima, Beaver county
A number Of Rock Island officials
have invested in real estate At Granite
Oklahoma cattle are barred from
shipmentinto Kansas BY the inspectors.
Mangum win ask for normal school
to be known as the Southwestern Nor.
NAL.
There Is more feed on the Usage res
ervation than there is stock TO eat It
this winter
A farmer near stroud has cropof
volunteer oats which headed ont in
November
The children Of the Blackwell Pres
byterian church have bought a bell FOR
the church,
Pawnee county has ordered three
bridges across the Arkansas river into
the Usage country.
The new laboratory in the High
school at Oklahoma city has been fitted
ont with apparstus
Chicago parties are asking for a
franchise to put ii city railway and
70 furnish lights for Guthrie.
NE and Airs whipple, Of near Hep-
nessey. recently celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary Of their marriage
Pawhuslsn. capital Of the osages,
claims 70 have more dogs than any
other town Of rs size IN the world.
A second bunch Of cattle has been
held up By live stock inspectors = the
southeastern part Of Kinasher county.
There were 6g7 homestead entries
made al the Woodward land Office dur
ing the months q October and Novem-
ber
It isn common saying Ia 0klahoma'
SEQ up stream 70 fnd water ia the
creek or river and up hin to find good
land
Inspection hy Oklahoma Inspectors
is discontinued during the open season.
on cattle destined for the Kansas City
market.
J. W. McNeai. a Guthrie banker and
a brother Of Tom McNeal. Of Kansas.
Is an avowed candidate TO succeed GOV.
ernor barnes
Professor Ferrell, head Of the Chaud-
Ter schools and Miss Name zingre. Of
Hartzeli. are married. They win re-
side in Chandler.
A. sharp, former Indian agent, is In
dicted for demanding and and receiving
money from cattlemen who were leas-
ing grazing lands
Tom Whistling Eye, a wild Indian
youth. went 70 the Carlisle Indian
school four years ago. Hehas returned
dressed in the highest style, and an
dounces that he viii practice law.
A charter has been taken ont cover.
ing the extension of the Choctaw rail-
road west Of weatherford and also for
a line from Hartshornc. l. T., TO Adj
dington, Chiclasha nation. thence up
the Canadian river 70 junction with
the Wcatherford-Amarillo extension.
Every Oklahoma newspaper reports
honeseeiers Ia some Of the towns
tbs hotels are crowded with people
anxious to become settlers.
There a petition flcd IN the Logan
county district court for vacating a
portion Of the townsiio Of Langston.
The population of Langston has fallen
OF since the founding Of the town Of
ce4le
Governor barnes is in Washington to
attend the centennial celebration Of
the location Of the national capital on
December la.
The next annual meeting 81 the Ok
lahona Live stock association win oc-
cur at Woodward on February IL and
ia
Mangum IS Advertising Tor 100 teams
to haul cotton seed from adjacent
towns % That place and guarantees
steady work fer two months
Augusta S being moved two miles to
the line of the Orient railway. The
people accepted a proposition from the
company and they seem to think they
have been treated fairly. A sale Of
lots occurs on December rs.
Congress win be asked to pass a
special bill to allow tho sac and Fox
Indians to sen large part Of their
allotments They hold much fne bot
tcm land which they never nse.
There have been turned over to TIE
territorial treasurer BY the school land
Office since the beginning q school
land lease operations funds as followa
For common schools. $3.50. .li5oi; Tor
colleges. sietsiaso: Tor public build
inrs- sieo. .ss6s6; for Greer county
special fund. ss.o2a.ii: total si.0o2.-
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