The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-30
Outlines OF Oklahoma

The new town Of Glencoe has decided
10 get along without 8 saloon.
The Usage grass lease question has
i-been brought up in congress again.
The quarantine regulations are being
violated south of FL Reno once more.
At number of the free homes ratif-
cations Republican clubs are being
| formed.
The Democrats OF Canadian county in
oorse the candidacy for congress Of p
B. Forrest
The first case OF smallpox has just
struck Greer county. The county hith-
erto has been exempt.
In Roger Mills and washita counties
great number of filings have been made
since the free homes bill passed.
Oklahoma merchants are being COM
PEELED TO send in for new stock OF
powder and fireworks for July l.
There were 1.707 tardy cases IN the
Mangum High school in the last year,
which is not very shining record.
Tomorrow Alva will have her free
homes celebration. Il Eill be the biggest
celebration ever held IN Oklahoma.
There are thousands OF acres Of land
in western Oklahoma which can now be
had for merely residence upon them.
Canadian county Democrats have IN
dorsed Dan Peery for a place on the
territorial delegation 10 Kansas City.
Just at present it is possible 10 look
at Bob Neff's chances for reaching con-
gress without the aid Of smoked glass
Oklahoma City has word that Pres. dent
Mckinley is at present wearing an Ok
lahoma City Rough Rider reunion but
ton.
The Democrats Of Canadian county
in speaking of free homes, underscore
the words ''non-partisan free homes
BILL
The Santa Fe will construct a new
passenger depot at Oklahoma City. but
the officials refuse TO give the location
away.
In Kay county one man who attended
free homes celebration sold his claim
for $500 between the blasts from the
anvil.
She can keep it BY practicing thrift in
dividually and insisting that her public
officials do So
Tomorrow Ava and Woods county will
knock a dent in the sands OF time. Two
million dollars saved in one county is
good cause for joy.
Purcell names her streets with the
names of presidents in one direction and
with names Of Indian tribes in the oth-
er direction. This plan is considered so
good that it is being adopted generally
in the Indian territory.
Clint Sabine of Oklahoma City, to eass
pain, took to toe much choral and died.
The Oklahoma Democratic delegation
to Kansas City will be put up against
Towne and will favor the nomination OF
a Democrat for vice president
The Oklahoman has started the old
cry that Bryan will be elected and that
Oklahoma should send a delegate 10 con-
gress who will be in sympathy with the
administration. That plan, was followed
by Oklahoma in 1896, and it worked so
Pawhuska Journal: Agent Mitscher
this week made the following appoint
ments of enumerators for the reserva-
ton: Fred Pfoff, Dennis T. Brown, Gil
bert N. Parks. Thos. Bosler. A. r Rem
fro, Oscar w. Johnson, John Sullivan
and Fred Wagner. Three interpreters
VIII be appointed later.
The Nardin Star says: On Monday
morning there was a crowd of farmers
assembled al this Office that in every
thing but personal appearance. remind
ed one OF those cline up days at the
Perry land office. They had come in to
make applca ton TO prove up on their
farms. Tt was a crowd that remind "a
one Of the old maxim once u man and
twice a boy'-for it's doubtful IL anyone
Of them ever have felt prouder since
the first time they wore pair Of red
top boots. when q boy.