The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-06
Outlines Of Oklahoma

Two banks at Medford have over 81, 600
in individual deposits.
There will be races at Medford today,
If the weather lets the track alone.
Mrs. Pautier of Lexington has a dwarf
orange tree five years old which has
oranges on it.
A wolf hunt near wakita resulted in
the capture Of one coyote, one deer and
hundreds of rabbits.
A maidstone is regularly advertised in
the newspapers of Oklahoma. It is owned
by doctor in Kinghsher.
A member Of the territorial board of
health declares that there is no such
thing as Cuban chiekenpox.
The reason the Republicans of Okla
homa are coming To be harmonious again
is because they are not being urged.
Maggie May Pasby. baby daughter Of
E G. Pasby, of Grant county, died from
the effects Of swallowing a nutshell last
week.
Reverend c. w Turrel, having received
a call from Okarche, has resigned as
pastor Of the Congregational church at
Medfo-d.
This year in Oklahoma there win be a
whole lot of waiting for the threshing
before estimates are made on the yield
of wheat.
The Oklahoma coal dealers are still
studying the map to see II Oklahoma
hasn't slid down on the continent two
or three hundred miles.
A woman in Kay county Is after two
prominent men in the courts, claiming
that they compelled her TO deed her prop
erty away under duress.
The Ponca City Courier thinks that as
- t7a old Y1aNTla have
learned more geography at home in the
last wear than the children did al school.
The Medford Patriot confidently pre-
dicts that the Socialists viii fuse with
the Democrats. Not if the Socialists
know themselves. and they think they
de.
A team belonging to B. F. Gartside ran
away the other day and kept up the gall
lop for eight miles, winding up on the
streets of Medford and doing some dam
age.
The Enid Democrat says that Levi
Temple is in Jail at Pond Creek, charged
with aiding mis- brother. Sol. Temple. the
man who locked the officers in cave, to
escape.
A good many of the boards of county
commissioners in Oklahoma are refusing
to issue licenses to sell liquor on account
of the petitions not containing a SUM-
Gent number of names.
Carnegie says that he will not cont"i-
butte to the Republican campaign fund,
but if he will keep on building libraries
in the territory Oklahoma VIII forgive
him little thing like that.
Mr.. Kaulkburner of Hog Creek, Okla
homa county. was triumphantly elected
justice of the peace year ago. and dipped
his pen in the ink and pulled out a copy
~ the Organic act ready for business.
But never case has come before him.
Newkirk Herald: During the past year
and up to January l, 1900, there were
440 people married in Kay county. out
of this number there were 62 from Ponca
City, % from Newkirk, L from Tonkawa,
s from Braman. Z from Nardin, from
Kildare, from Cross. q from the Usage
Nation, and u from the Kaw reserva-
ton. OF the 40 people married, Judge
Neff married 162 Of them.
This notice appears in the Ponca City
Courier, signed by A. S. Leach, city clerk:
1.-The public is hereby notified that the
notes, warrants and deeds made by the
city of Cross preparatory TO a complete
written agreement and the fulfllment by
the H. & S. railroad company with the
people of the city of Cross were taken
by fraud from where they were placed
in escrow and will not be honOred."