The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-28
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One Of the cashion bank robbers has
! been arrested
About $50, 900 Is to be divided among
the Sac and Fox Indians soon.
Wheat prospects in Oklahoma are e5
per cent better than year ago.
Oklahoma still has six million acres
Of land subject TO homestead entry
Kngasher county is preparing for
another court house bond election.
The choctaw railroad win enlarge
its passenger station in Oklahoma city.
Five hotels Of oklahoma City showed
registration Of o,oooguests in 30 days
Stroud and cashion each felt trem-
bling OF Mother Earth upon recent
morning
Christmas entertainments at Olseene
were declared of on account OF the
) smallpox
Taxes IN oklahoma not paid before
the third Monday Of January become
delinquent
7. Hart, Of Seward, left his property
by win TO Logan county to start an
orphan asylum.
A party Of 20 young men IA being
recruited in Beaver county 70 90 % the
Alaska gold mines.
NJ Connolly, an old soldier Of
okarche while sitting in a store. fell
on the door and died.
The Katy officials are looking Tor a
suitable location for terminus and
shops at Oklahoma City.
Rev, A. B. Carpenter has organized a
Christian church with 40 members at
Valley View school house.
Rev. A. d. Carpenter has organized a
Christian church with 40 members at
Valley View school house.
The Noble county grand jury has in
dicted ex-Indian Agent sharp for tax
ing rahe-oiIs from grazing leases
The proposition 70 cail the new state
jefferson. when Il Is eventually chris.
tened Is not popular in Oklahoma.
The roads about Woodward ara re-.
ported lined with moving wagons,
| mostly Of the prairie schooner style.
z The Catholic church AZ Cushing viii
be dedicated the FIRST sunday 10 jan
uary. Bishop Mcersehaert win be
present
The joint session Of the Oklahoma
and Kansas live stock sanitary boards
agreed to accept Oklahoma Inspection
for the time being.
In western oklahoma large herds Of
rattle are fewer and small herds have
multiplied 80 that there are a. many
cattle there a. ever.
The joint session Of the Oklahoma
and Kansas Live stock Sanitary
boards agreed to accept Oklahoma
= inspection for the time being
a large crowd from many places
witnessed tho opening Of the Augusta
townsite. On the first day i25 lots
were sold that brought $4,000.
There has been shipped from Stroud
4.5f7 bales of cotton, there are about
800 bales in the cotton yards and sev.
cral hundred more In the hands Of
cotton raisera
Delegate Flynns proposition that
lots in county seats Of the new country
be sold and the proceeds applied for
the expenses Of maintaining local gov.
ernments until taxation is made avail
able. is Thought well Of In oklahoma.
The Kaw Indians occupy 100000
acres IN the northwest part Of the
Usage reservation. There are eco mem.
ters of the tribe and they desire tc
accept 100 acres each and sed the rest
70 the gov,sument
]. II. Wills. raiser Of Herefords and
mules in Kay county, told his old Kan.
sas City friends that his annual sales
netted him nearly $4,000
It was reported that horses on the
railroad grade in Woods county had
rianders, but the live stock inspector
found the report TO be false
The growth Of Lamont has made The
formation of commercial club there
desirable and such a club has been or
ranized.
The frst church which win be buili
at Ripley win Be the Baptist to which
President Ripley Of the Santa Fe has
l. cent the trustees a donation Of $50.
G. f weleh. Of Ponca City, Is goinl
70 build fourteen brick houses on th.
ten acres he recently purchased which
he intends to sell on the installmeni
plan. He will also erect a hne dwell
ting for himself
There have bern several failures il
Oklahoma Of late Of retail merchants
Il IS argued that the retail trade &
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