The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-20
Outlines of Oklahoma.


The allot,ing agents in the Kiowa
country are 10 begin work early next
week.
DR.. D. c. Gideon is in the territory
getting data for a history Of the five
civilized tribes.
On fusion the Enid Wave remarks:
'-Terbacker and popcorn don't chew
well together"
Oklahoma has inherited Kansas ex-
pressions. Another coed rain" is now
all the corn needs.
The supreme court Of Oklahoma VIII
soon pass on the question of the inspec-
ton of otis by the territory.
The Hotel Lee, at Oklahoma City, viii
not be opened until August !. The ele-
vator is TOW in running order.
Amos Ewing is hunting for the man
who started that story that he was 60
ing TO resign, with Baume gauge.
The story is out again that Geronimo
has gone stark mad. He does this very
little while. He ought 10 be ashamed Of
himself.
J. H Co-yen of Oklahoma City says
he is positive that there is oil on the
Deep Fork, four miles northeast OF Ok
ahoma City.
Enid believes there are coal fields be-
tween that city and Billings. Mr.. Cul-
Iison of Enid is president Of local
coal mining company.
Dennis Flynn has gone TO Anadarko
to look the situation over. He doesn't
think the Kiowa ana Comanche country
viii be opened for nine months.
Mrs. Lowery. living with her husband
rear Oklahoma City. took sixty grains
of morphine the other night with sui
cidal intent. 4 physician saved her.
The Guthrie Capital claims that the
census returns viii show that Oklahoma
City has eighty-dye more colored people
than has Guthrie. Oklahoma City denies
It.
Nathan Nelly of Oklahoma City spent
% days hunting up those implicated in
the Eick murder, and put a bill in TO
the county commissioners. They turned
It down.
The Anti-saloon league Of Oklahoma
City claims that the county commission
ers held an early morning snap meet
ing on them and granted twelve licenses
to sell liquor.
Mass meetings are being held at Ok
lahOma City and speeches are made pro
and con on the proposition of the city
voting $500 bonds 10 buy the water
works system.
A charter for another bank at Guthrie
has been granted. 1t is to be called the
Cherokee bank. and those interested are
VI. Vandeyo0rt, D. T. Flynn. A. ]. Bauer
and John DevereauX.
Representatives Of the Baltimore Her
aid. New York Sun, Boston Journal and
Philadelphia Times are touring Oklahoma
in a private ear. They were at Enid
"Wednesday. They charge for write-ups.
n elF-.A 4
ment that the sOoners are leaving the
Kiowa country peacefully and troops " Il
not be needed. Troops! Great Scott
They never were needed and never viii
be.
Galusha Grow has telegraphed Guthrie
that he can not be present at the Flynn
convention August s. Grow is a very
old man. and he would think Of going
to Manila almost as soon as h would
of coming as far west as Oklahoma.
Guthrie Capital: A member Of the Wis
iting party from Perry, that called upon
Governor Barnes in regard to securing
the territoial militia sncampment, was
Jacob Stotler, a newspaper man who is
known an over the west as one OF the
Kansas pioneer quill-pushe-s. Only last
week did Colonel Stotler locate in Perry
TO take charge of the Republican, but he
entered Immediately INTO the game =
pull good things for his new home Col
Stotler was a Kansas man while the
eunf0wer region was still a territory.
and aided materially in the securing Of
statehood. He mas all ;he time been con
nected with the press association of that
state, and considered one Of the subslan-
tial and most competent members. II
coming to Oklahoma ne will be a wei
come addition into the editorial ranks