The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-23
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The next statement Of the banks II
Fl Reno viii be interesting.
There is a big row among the educa-
tional institutions OF Oklah0ma booked
II : the greatest wonder IN the world
there has not been more robberies 81 e
Reno.
The government map giving the aIlot-
ments and school lands viii be out IN .
few days.
Justices Burford. McAtes and Irwin
viii have the first sessions OF court in the
new country.
The Enid Wave Is worried because
some OF the girls registering At FL Reno
do not look 10 be twenty-one.
The principal crop Of the Kiowa-Com-
anche country viii be cotton. Most OF
the settlers VIII let corn alone.
And il won't be until away in October
that e Reno VIII have time 70 close the
| front doors and count the cash.
Somebody ought to put the manage
ment OF the Choctaw road onto the I'm
portant fact that human beings drink
water
The Lawton wheel and the FL Reno
wheel will be operated on the same plat
form and in fun view OF the public
and Jim Duffy.
Two weeks from today the old miners
can't claim that the soldiers won't let
EN- have the gold they discover in the
Wichita mountains.
If there is any mineral IN the wichita
mountains, zinc, copper OF anything else.
the big town OF the whole Kiowa country
is yet TO be named
Whoever struck upon the plan OF sue
tioning of town lots, any way7 How can
any man tell that he is on The best side
OF the public sQuare2
Some funny things are liable 70 happen
at the auction OF town lots at Lawton
and Hobart The government. VIII and
that its plan isn't the best in the world.
A good many prominent Kansas Popu-
lists are getting ready 20 locate IN the
Kiowa country. They viii ind that there
Kansas Democrat.
Down ia Greer county this Is used for
the cure OF snake bite; a piece OF choral
hydrate the size of grain OF corn 10
the wound of each fang and ten grains
dissolved in a half glass OF water inter
nalIy.
Some Of the papers over in the eastern
part Of the territory are slamming into
Mr.. Mckinley. OF the Guthrie land Of
fee. The papers are Democratic and II
is Mr.. McKinley's name that excites
them
Circumstantial evidence has to be
Woodward county the other day a man
was arrested on the suspicion of stealing
cows because q beef hide was found
buried near his stable.
While an amateur photographer out in
Woods county was getting ready TO take
a photograph On the top OF a I0o-foot
cliff, he made a ulis-step and fell. On his
way down he accidentally touched the
button and got a daisy view.
At Wellington a farmer was displaying
s. fine bun TO a crowd on the street us
he registeredY' asked z by-stander. no.
he amt replied the farmer, but every
body else in the darned neighborhood is;
even the hired girls have gone TO e
Reno"
Enid Wave: The business men Of Enid
could make the lives OF their customers
more pleasant Il they would endeavor 70
keep the sidewalks Ia front OF their
places OF business clear Of snow and
ice. Snow and ice is very easily han
died at this season OF the year. Take
a tea-ketue fun of boiling water well I'm
pregnated with salt and sprinkle II over
the walk with 4 sprinkling car, and you
viii see every bit Of snow and ice disap-
pear in a moment. The operator should
wear an oveTcoat while at work. as the
steam from the hot water might give
him severe cold should he take a chill.
The fire last Sunday morning melted tho
slippery ice and snow from the walks of
the south part of the city, but ia the
north part Of town Il is too slippery 10
travel without bing rough shod The
hard freezing of last night roasted the
brass knob from Pat GOulding's room
door and busted the h0t-Sir pipes in Pal
mer Brandows cooking stove, but the
ice on the sidewalk remains intact