The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-23
Outlines of Oklahoma.

Dave Tokee, an Iowa chief. has been
married in this vale of tears six times.
Today the supreme court VIII hand
down decision in the Taylor Kirk ap-
| peal.
1t is about time that committee on rules
! which is sitting on the free homes bill
arose
Ivan Conk1n of Enid has received 300
! pounds Of blank forms for the taking Of
| the census
1t is reported that Arthur z. stillwen
| of Kansas City has got hold Of the Au-
| gusta road.
A representative of the English gov
eminent is still in Oklahoma buying
mules for the Transvaal.
| The complaint is made that the Santa
| Fe is running the Hutchinson and South
! ern as a 129 mile sidetrack.
! Dennis Flynn finds time for everything
He attended the commencement exercises
| at the Carlisle Indian school
The committee for the Rough Riders
reunion at Oklahoma City are now en-
gagged trying 10 raise a $4,000 fund.
Sydney Clarke has been called hurriedly
/ to Washington 10 attend 10 important
| business in the interior department.
! Major Whittingill has a fat. frolicsome
| lecture on Imperialism which he is de-
/ livering around over the territory.
The clause preventing the removal Of
| the capital has been put in the appropria-
ton bill again, and that settles that
! Oklahoma is having an epidemic Of
small fires just at present. The territory
has been rather fortunate during the win
ter.
! 1t is frequently the ambition of an In
| dian girl when graduating from an Indian
! school, to become the teacher of white
! children.
/ Dennis Flynn is said to have written to
/ a friend: IF the free homes bill passes
! do not see how I can avoid being
| candidate"
At Ardmore a horse stuck his tongue
/ through a crack in the barn and another
/ horse on the outside bit five inches of the
/ tongue off
| Shawnee IS still in the midst OF that
! city marshal tangle. The woman who
! did not come up.
! a retail clerks International Protective
association has been formed at Oklahoma
! City with T. D. Lemon president, A. 2.
! Barnes vice president. r B. Hutchins
| treasurer and e. A. McClung secretary.
| The Oklahoma City Times-Journal esti
mates that owing to the old Biographies
/ three-fourths Of the adults of the United
States still hold in their minds Indian
territory and Oklahoma as one with
| Talequah the capital.
Gentle hint in the Alva Courier: Step
! hen Lewis blacksmith shop is on the
/ southeast corner Of the public square and
he invites a liberal patronage, with the
| understanding that he can not wait for
| his pay seven years"
have purchased a controlling interest in
westward from Blackwell to Albuquerque,
cifc system.
This is an Oklahoma City stosy: ]. NJ.
Pierce of this city yesterday evinced the
most serious disregard for money that
has been seen in these parts since the
good old times" In the morning he
took a bundle of linen to the Up To Date
laundry and asked the privilege of leav-
ing his grip there for the day. It was
carelessly thrown under the shelf behind
the counter and the wash was put out the
same as if nothing unusual was within a
hundred miles. In the evening at 7
o'clock the owner put in an appearance
and asked for the grip. He opened It and
drew out ten one hundred dollar notes
which were scattered loosely about the
bottom of the grip. He turned 10 c. w
Dunbar and said: Thank you" and then
pushed the notes into a pocketbook.
Two young men who saw # nearly fell in
a faint az they had never dreamed there
was that much money in the world.