The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-24
Outlines of Oklahoma.

One of the best pianists in the terri
tory IS Miss Eagle Feather of Canton
ment.
Oklahoma City expects during the four
days of the Rough Riders reunion, loo 90
visitors.
There is not chirp about April . in
Oklahoma this year. The fashion of cell
ebrating it is dead.
At Okeene, the ether day. when II was
so not the boys put thermometer out IN
the sun and il crawled up 10 100.
Judge Burwel socked two years in the
penitentiary on two coiored men who
tried to burn the city Jail az Guthrie.
Judge Burwen was to open court in
Pottawatomie county March y. bu>may
postpone court on account of the small
pox
As soon as the architect furnishes de-
tails Of specifications the contract for the
Carnegie library at Oklahoma City viii
be let.
W. W. Storm OF Oklahoma City has
been elected territorial committeeman
for the PopuHsts in the place OF Roy
Stafford, resigned.
a meeting was held in Hardesty Mon
day to protest against the bill now be-
fore congress providing for the leasing
y
Mayor Wrinkle of Oklahoma City has
appointed as delegates TO the Houston
congress Ed. L. Dunn, Sidney Clarke, C.
G. Jones, E. H. Cooke and NJ l. Turner.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal says
that hitherto Oklahoma's short crops
have been the result OF injuries in
March. So far this year March has been
favorable.
Owing to the arrangement of their cleo
tons the Oklahoma papers do not have
20 frantically call on the voters to reg
lister more than once every two years.
They ought to be happy.
A young man named Baugh was killed
in the Chickasaw nation the other day,
while he and his companions were play
ing war" with empty guns. One gun
didn't happen to be empty.
R. G. Armstrong of Oklahoma City was
bailiff of the jury in the Queenan trial
He got sick. but stayed at his post and
when the verdict was given, took TO his
bed and is seriously Ill with pneumonia p
The charges against Treasurer Thomp-
son having been changed into a civil ac-
ton, it is now said that all over the
United States state treasurers take the
interest on bank deposits unless stat
ute expressly prohibits it.
is this: 1.-The term qualified voters
within the meaning Of this act shall in
clude all male persons Of the age of
twenty-one years or upwards belonging
to either of the following classes, who
have resided in the territory for the
period of six months, in the township
sixty days, and in the voting precinct
thirty days next preceding any election"
Stroud Messenger: Tishcatonikah. an
old Fox Indian of Ponca township, fore
told his death to a day. Some months
ago he suddenly Informed his family and
some white neighbors that he would go
to the North Canadian and dance fifteen
days, when he would suddenly die. He
did dance that many days and expired on
the fifteenth day. l. few days ago the
widow babe her friends around her last
farewell telling them that she would go
to the place where the late Tishcotonikah
died, and live no more She went, and
gave up the ghost in ten minutes after
she had reached his grave.
Blackwell Times-Record: A. D. Butt,
the elevator man. returned this week
from Cambridge City, Ind, where he had
been to attend a combination sale Of
horses. He bought and shipped to this
city the celebrated stallion, Gambrel, who
has pacing record of 2:l0, and a three
year-old gelding with a world of speed
Gambrel is either a trotter or PAGER, but
shows the most speed at the latter gait
This section of the country is ideal FOR
the fast horse, and the best in the world
have been bred in southern Kansas, adj
jacent to US. Kay county horsemen viii
Mr.. Butt on his purchase
and will appreciate his enterprise in
bringing such good stock into the county