The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA

The judge OF the police court at Enid
has nuncprotuneed another case
The BARRIERS of e. Reno have organized
a union and VIII proceed to cut hair and
not cut prices.
Friday night q safe-cracker visited the
Office Of three lumber yards at Enid. and
didn't get thing.
On November IS the people Of Fl Reno
viii vote on a proposition for bonds
for a court house.
In the city election campaign al Hobart
the Democratic paper Is already attack
ing the county commissioners.
It is said 70 be a certainty that Judge
Gillett, OF FL Reno VIII be appointed
10 the supreme court bench
The new postonice at Hobart is now
rigged up in first-elass shape and the list
Of uncalled for letters is dwindling.
Quanah Parker visited Mountain Park
the other day and joiIied the folks b.
telling them that he would locate there.
Jesse Deutscher. of Independence, was
kicked by mule last week while plow-
ing and killed. He was twenty-one years
old.
The Oklahoma building at the st. Louis
exposition viii be constructed after the
plan OF the Wisconsin building at Buff
falo.
Oklahoman by President Roosevelt was
T. A. Humphrey to be postmaster at
Okarche. He is an organization man.
G. L. Grace. who was on his way 10
Oklahoma City from the new country.
was shot and killed IN camp near II
Reno Saturday night BY unknown men.
Roosevelt said in Oklahoma City July
4, 1870: The next time I come down /
hope TO see you q state" Oklahoma
would Ike to have Mr.. Roosevelt visit
her soon.
There are more brides and grooms in
the new country than in any section of
the United States Apparently an the
engaged young people in the west regis
tered at Fl Reno.
A man writing TO the Hobart RepubM-
can points out that the city should elect
the Republican ticket, as national and
territorial and county administrations
are Of that party.
Three mules at Perry had head-end
collision with a railroad train and Of
course got the worst of it. It might
have been different if it had been a
rear-end collision.
The Democratic candidates for munic-
ipal office at Lawton have signed a
pledge not to grant franchises until they
can hear, If they are elected. what Uncle
Sam is going to DO with that fund,
raised by sale Of lots.
A saloon man at Enid roared at the
Enid Eagle because in publishing Sun
day school reports it catered to the
church interests" The Enid editor hands
the saloon man q few warm ones. and
viii continue to publish Sunday school
reports whenever he feels like IL
Lawton News: There is unselhshness
in the world yet, and It has been
demonstrated in several reported in
stances in the settlement OF the new
country. In one instance a man had
made extensive plans to settle on de-
sired claim He was on hand at mid
night, and was the only one on the
claim at that time Only a little later
than himself a woman with her hus-
band, both aged people, also arrived on
the claim and the man who the undis-
puted right to the claim, out Of pure
kindness Of heart. gave way TO the latter
arrivals and permitted them to settle on
the land.
Alva Pioneer: The Choctaw idea that
very little drainage was necessary across
their tracks, seems TO have been IA
tally drowned during the big rain last
week. The flood washed out their little
culvert in the northeast corner of town,
and a number OF men are now charging
the waterway. The city council should
from south to north through the Choc-
tax and Santa Fe yards and that the
ChOctaw put down good. wide crossings
for streets 1t looks as though that COM
pany is looking after it's own convent
ences first and letting the people do the
worrying over the lack Of public conve-
niences.