The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06

/ The row over the governorship VIII not
( open untll che gentle spring-time-
+ There are six million dollars On de-
posts in Oklahoma's ninety banks.
The water rate for saloons at Shawnee
as fixed by the councu is $50 a year,
BIZ cross IS stiH being pestered % a.
+ low his name 20 De used flr congrs e
TWO years hence
+ As high as SIS a snare has been o.
fered for stock in the Enid and Esi
/ Rock Coal Aiiuins company
+ TIE Enid Wave thinks Governor Barnes
should take steps to prevent tae COMING
! leg slatuTe from being kidnapped
I For some reason or other. lossrno.
? Barnes doesn't announce upon whom he
cN-tester Of Amos Ewing wii taI
u is at this session % the .esisIature
that a law creating a railroad commits
F sion Ger Oklahoma Will De proposed
The interior department will ma 70
hard th.ng % some upon a. way On .1ar
country save by the rree-ftr-au rrn
sheriff Porter. OF Said. whl Is az
court IN Guthrie. goes home to eat hs
supper. he says the Guthrie sru5 is
poor.
in row at shawnee a bystanaer ~
T dropped by ayins necs-yokc. i
should thank his stars that * wasn't
bullet
A man IN Carried county ths Other
night had the audaclty Go buck l la X
{ he tried TO steal wheat IN The taI az
F the moon
The enid Wave has already rseevsl
a promise from ". J. Bryan. edlor ~
CHE Lincoln Commoner. 90 exchauss v,l.t
the Wave
II Is really too bad about thas. sol,
tiers Oh the borders cf he Eioua -.ua-
try rcbh.ng che Indians as the lralaa
agent says
The 81 Louis Globe Democrat trIsEs
there - q chance for statehood Or OK
lahona so the present session I'LL.
eloae-Denocrat IS simply ms.rtorr, .1
The legislature oEsh, 10 pass q las
Tor 1uture contingencies provdrr Ihs.
the territory provide railroad e.sss.t
compulsory departure Tor ans man ..Fo
abuses The territory. CkIsacml ngr stt
90 ne the man who makes faEur. ct
f1rmlug and takes lt cut ty p1htsI.u-
broadcast lies about the whole tern or,
Buck Campbell. of Waukomls rt4i.
this New Years resolution. IA ER
iature VIII meet at Guthrie ueAt Tucs-
Gay, and there viii be big attend luee
he Hornet man s.u have 90 for G.
tae pleasure or being present For h.
past twenty-five wears we have been ir
the habit Of attending al .tlugs All
conventions, and boosting lrend. lcr
Office and positions VS. aa,e come t5
the conclus on that Ne aava reached
thar period Ia ife wlen Ve VIII be- cam.
peued 90 save Our time and save ap 8
I-te for q rainy day I'm mcf. We have
discovered that the best road O. surc.e
Us 40 look out for yourself ana 80
everything n sight and hats just what
we intend 90 DO hereafter"
Au editor can have am Kinds ~ tru
BILE and sometimes they orc noveI IEo
Manchester Journal .ectes one. s4y n.
"W men about haIf through printing as
week the Journal Office met alth q mls-
hap which delayed work for about a
d4y. Warren Bacon who does the .uk-
ing for us, was handed ne hiking ro,ter
% hold by the toVe Co warm 10 up BE
held It too one iu one position. and I'D
roller composition began me.trr
Brother Loomis was appraised or fhs
mishap and kindly forwarded fhe Hers q
mixing roller hy che next train. for utf ID
He are truly thankful and viii gladly
re urn tlo favor Whenever sailed ra.
We have secur q a new roller and ehr
Warren holds 81 hy tho stove % u -u
up guard wii ae placed over nim s,l..
stuffed club fo see Chat De d-ss uat
allow 10 90 urlt