The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-11
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Already Newkirk this year has shipped
out z25 car loads Of wheat.
Five prisoners fnaugurated the jail at
Lawton Saturday night By escaping
The Oklahoma City Herald. the evening
paper started some time ago. has quit
Some OF the quartz taken out Of the
Wichita mountains is prettier than gold
The cotton yield IN Oklahoma this
year turns out 10 be good and bad in
spots.
Leslie Niblaok thinks that Senator We'll
lington needs a severe dose OF close at
tention.
The population at Perkins has outgrown
the school houses and q church is being
used on the side.
Some man at Ponca City has started
2 detective agency. He advertises 'shad-
owing" as a specially.
There is a story out in Lawton that
Governor jenkins VIII delay calling a city
election for six months
Anadarko viii make an effort to open
public schools on October I. 1t can't hus-
tie too much in this direction.
The settlers on the claims - kiova
/ land expect no snow this winter. Does
it ever snow that Tar south?
The mining fellows OF the Wichita
mountains say that only the tender-feet
pay attention 10 that black sand.
The public viii take stock in the
/ Wichita mountain gold when the Okla
homa ore is smelted. But not much be-
! fore that
I In one Oklahoma county a newspaper IS
/ calling on deputy sheriff to resign be-
/ cause he permitted the outlaw he was
pursuing 10 disarm him.
! An Indian allotment near Anadsrko
which people jumped on August 6, was
] eqf1rd ssD Of
had 5000 people. Il is now deserted.
The man who drew number three in
/ the FL Reno district took a great, big
! rocky hill overlooking AnadarlIO. He in
tends to make a summer resort OF it.
Z. n. Hoffman. OF the general land Of
/ fee, Washington. D. C, who has been
/ in the new country for several weeks,
! died at the hospital at Fort Sill Friday.
Some Of the older oklahoma towns
/ take a whack q Hobart by claiming that
/ the ground out there is so hard and dry
! that dynamite is used in starting exca-
| vations.
\ if the mineral deposits are as rich as re-
! ports have them. whether it viii be
proper TO call the inhabitants Of the
/ town OF Wildman, Nildmen.
/ 1t is only a little less than q month
( now until the REIMBURSEMENT business
viii begin. There viii be a heap of 1t.
I II was the only one weak point in the
| drawing plan, but it couldn't be helped.
The other night at Medford a big col
\ lection was taken up at the Baptist
/ church. That night q man with a dark
/ lantern visited the homes CT the elders,
/ the minister and the church itself. but
didn't find the money. But the point IS
/ that The burglars at Medford at least
attend church.
1 AIulhau Enterprise: Mr.. C. D. johnson
/ and Miss Edna Y. Roberts were married
/ at the Palace hotel parlors Wednesday
/ al midnight, Rev. Chas Hazelrigg ner-
I forming the ceremony which Joined them
! in wedlock. The wedding would have
/ occurred earlier in the evening had the
/ night passenger not been late Mr.. John
I son went to Perry on the evening train TO
meet his bride, accompanying her from
! Perry, going Immediately from the sta
/ ton to the hotel parlors, where they were
! quietly married in the presence Of wit
! nesses only.
! Hobart Republican: We take this
method Of informing our anxious friends
/ instead OF by direct correspondence. Be
ginning with October s. 1901, the secretary
/ OF the interior has TO more authority
! over the lands opened by drawing than
! he had prior To that zine. And the
/ land simply becomes public land under
! the homestead law. Hence IL the holder
! of a number was not notified within the
| sixty days from August g. his number
4 IS of no avail and the man who never
! registered at FL Reno has just as good
right to file on uRoccupied land as the
man who did register.