The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-07
Outlines of Oklahoma

A line fence law suit at Oklahoma
City has reached the change of venue
stage.
Perry is building up steadily. At pres
ent FIVE residences are under conssruc-
ton
The saloon men of Oklahoma City are
forming a protective association among
themselves.
The railroads have concluded to form
local passenger agent association at Ok
lahoma City.
Gail Holding. the. poet, won a cake walk
at Oklahoma City Tuesday evening.
Poetry of motion.
1t is the sensible thing TO open the
Kiowa and Comanehe country as early
in 1901 as possible.
Avignon won the I'D trot at the Kra-
mer Driving Park st Oklahoma City,
Tuesday. Time. 2:24l3.
The holding of the supreme court that
interest on public money belongs 10 the
territory is being widely quoted.
The Seventh Day Adventists now IN
session at Oklahoma City immersJ d
fourteen people in the river last Sun
day.
Reference TO the marriage license rec
ords of Oklahoma show that a sHrPr s.
ing number of women marry at sixteen
The things most needed in all Oklaho-
ma and southern Kansas towns are
benches or seats for farmer folk 20 sit
upon when they come TO town.
At Oklahoma City recently marriage
licenses were granted 10 John Truelove
and Miss Lulie Bury and to John F.
Taylor and Miss Johnnie Williams.
If that Dawes commission was on the
fifteenth story of building which was
on fire, the commission would walk out.
The elevator would be too rapid.
DIR. Paulson OF the Battle Creek San
itarium addressed the campmeeting at
Oklahoma City the other evening on rs
there no hope for the chronic invalid?"
A representative of the Salvation Army
has been in Pond Creek one week and
has converted fifteen people. Yet the
Vidette says he succeeded in saving
only fifteen souls.
The government apparently has de-
cided 10 let the miners In the Wichita
mountains alone. Perhaps the govern
ment doesn't think the miners wiz md
anything worth carrying off.
The matter of selecting a territorial
committeeman in Woods county for the
Republicans was referred back by the
territorial convention to the county
convention. This latter convention re-
fused 10 act, and Charles Bickel viii
probably continue to serve in that ca
pacity.
Some of the Democratic papers have
the temerity to publish the Popuiist
platform adopted in Pottawatomie coun-
ty wherein the Populsts charged Flynn
with "dupicity'' for claiming credit for
the passage of the free homes bill
Oklahoma City Times-JOurnal; It is a
peculiar coincidence that three Of the
candidates for delegate TO congress are
ex-printers. Flynn worked at the case
until he became sufficiently expert TO
join the union, and then went into the
newspaper business himself, combining
the business of editor, publisher, fore
man, case man, makeup, pressman ard
devil. He surprised some of the typo
graphical union boys who called on him
while he was here the other night. iby
showing them his old working card,
which he still carries. A1r. Neff has done
newspaper work, too. and IS said TO have
belonged TO the typographical union
John Allan is still in the printing busi-
ness and is said to be a good work
man, doing active service at the case
or about the press in the publication Of
the Voice.