The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-14
OutIinas o. OkIahoma


Bob Men in an Interview says that tree
homes elected Flynn.
The first vote Of Ripley showed that
the town is Repbiica1.
That coal discovery in Noble county Is
working overtime again.
That extension from Blackwell 10 Enid
IS to be known as The Is. r s ~
CalIahan's version Of the election re-
turns in Oklahoma would Be interes dng.
The likelihood Of county scar fight
between Hennessey and Kinghsaer is
reported.
Hymns majority in Woods county was
larger than the local Republican man
ayers expected.
Freeman Miller IN the council should
be given the chairmansh ? Of the com
mittee on poetry.
About half the Republican papers in
Oklahoma rejoice exceedingly that Kan
sas at last got right.
The Ponca City Courier notes that
Bryan lost his precinct, ward, township,
city, state and temper
H. R Fearnow ard family, OF Pcncs
City, viii go 10 Mexico overland for the
health Of their children.
Ii is not true that the Newkirk Herald
has offered Bryan $1,000 a year 10 take
charge of its editorial department
The Cleo Chronoseope says that there S
many a politician who has put a bolo
up his sleeve 10 use The next camp ign.
The Enid Wave has news shat "a four
foot vein of coal has been struck near
that city by the mining company recently
incorporated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Flynn and Mr.
ana Mrs. William Grimes have been
An, Il q ia fassrrr7-
Try recrestlng.
The Ripley Times thinks that the mix
ed school lie on Dennis Flynn had a
great deal to do with cutting Down his
majority to $500.
Jim Neal. of Cleo. claims that the quail
eat so heartily Of his kaffir corn that
their craws fiji UP and stop lung action,
which causes death and saves powder and
shot
Cleo, Oklahoma, according to Ed Mar
chant, is named for an Indian princes
named -To-Ado, whom Coronado
met on the open prairie and made geo
goo eyes at.
The wood-cut artist Of the Perkins
Journal the day after election tried his
hand on a homemade, triumphant eagle.
The eagle is all right, but why that tool
chest in his talons?
A man sent a subscription TO the Enid
Wave from Illinois, and ssld: II Bryan
had been elected I wouldn't have sent
this as times would have Gesn so hard
that 1 would have needed it myself"
W. c. Stevens, the young Hennessey
attorney who is an aspirant for the
speakership, is one Of the coming big
men of Oklahoma he has brain, exec
lftive ability and a winning personality.
Pawhuska Journal; The last term of
the district court at Pawhuska was
nearer the real thing than any held since
the establishment OF the court here. The
extreme limit Of the limited Jurisdiction
OF the court has been reached and there
fore the status of the court Is set
tied. A very little legislation would give
this court the jurisdiction it should have.
A simple amendment TO the act would
bring the desired result.
Alva Review: The Alva postoffice IS
gaining rapidly in the volume of BUSH
ness transacted, as viii be seen from the
following statement: Stamp sales, April
to June, 1850. $50 IS; April to June 1870.
g. ,S90S2; June TO September, 1899, s735 o.
June to September, 1861 SLIP, 20; general
receipts, 1899. S4,757.z8; six months, 1870,
s., n. 81 At the present ratio this office
will lack only s7s3.Ol TO place 1t i'm the
list Of second-class Offices. At this rate
Alva will soon be entitled to free deliy-
cry. and can go to putting on metropol-
Uan airs,