The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-05
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Mayor Prsttyman, Of Blackwell viii
hereafter keep both barrels OF that shot
gun loaded
The Guthrie Leader IS already kicking
on the kind Of harmony Mr.. Jenkins is
connecting.
The free delivery routes at Oklahoma
City VIII be arranged again and two
more carriers added.
Governor jenkins is also after the In
truders in Kiowa land. The intruders
might better hike out.
It IS reported from Stroud that the gas
wei there stin continues 10 make a
loud. sizzling noise"
The Rock Island announces that Il will
! begin at once the running % trains from
Liberal down TO Texas.
Sheriff Foster, Of Noble county. IS
making a collection Of saddles used by
outlaws who have been captured
E. F. Hilbert has purchased The FL
Reno Globe OF Dan Peery. who wiz go
/ into the cattle business IN Texas.
The soldiers win clear the prospectors
out Of the Wichita mountains II they go
at it-that is, some Of the prospectors.
The yield Of the turkey wheat IN Okla
homs VIII. as usual. be large. Turkey
wheat is the kind that wins oftenest-
The Tom Queenan appeal viii come up
before the supreme court az its present
session. Queenan IS under sentence OF
death.
Some OF the Oklahoma people are
warming up 20 that Fairbanks presiden-
tial bo0m-particularly the Indiana con-
tingent.
Secretary Hitchcock says the prospee-
tors have no right IN the Wichita
mountains. But what about that clause
IN the bill?
Mr.. Mckinley. OF the Guthrie land Of
fee. laughs at the charges made against
him in Washington. He says the
charges are silly
Mineral leases are being fled on land
near kildare. The Perry people ought
to pull their gold discovery out OF the
attic and brush il up.
The Guthrie Leader says that the as
SCISSORS figures now show that Guthrie
has population Of 1850, or an increase
Of over 400 in one year.
II htere are Loo men prospecting in the
Wichita mountains now, as reported.
there won't be a stone left untouched in
that country before the opening.
The city council at Stroud. after ma
ture elaboration and after also hearing
the gentle opinion Of the taxpayer. con-
Guided not TO lower the saloon licenses.
Appeal in the Coyle Clipper: Where
was the chief OF police Saturday night2
Every Aldl Nl4o AitSlHlS Oh IaANliE SAAUAAA
pay the fiddler. Let the treasury be re-
plenished."
The Pond Creek Vidette saws that II
detectives visit Pond Greek to get the
names Of members OF the mob which
hanged the negro, they viii find it
mighty unpleasant. But the detectives
usually find things unpleasant.
A nineteen-year-Old boy left his home
at Dent six months ago. His parents ad-
vertised for him and the other day ne
was captured at Shawnee Think Of cap
turing a mineteen-year-old boy for leav-
ing home, and after he has demonstrated
that he can make his own way. That
boy will not stay at homo long unless he
wants to.
Chickasha Express: It IS not likely
that the information IN regard 70 the 10
eating of county seats for the establish
ment of county lines will be given ont I'M
til the presidents proclamation is issued.
The number Of aliotments IN different
parts of the reservation viii be taken
into consideration in determining the size
of the counties. Where the aliotments
are the thickest the counties viii be the
largest, as no revenue will be derived
from the allotments in the way OF taxa
ton for twenty-five years. The land Ia
ken by settlers viii mostly be decided
within five years, and viii contribute to
the revenue for maintaining Of a county
government. The act Of March 3, 1901
makes it a duty of the president to pro-
vide a manner of opening that viii 'avoid
the contests and conflicting claims which
have heretofore resulted from opening
similar lands TO settlement and entry"