The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-30
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Those new towns viii discover that
Chickasha is stin on the map.
Pawhuska alone furnished I'D people
TO the registration at FL Reno.
The Enid Echo IS still worrying for fear
the drawing plan may not be legal
There are lots OF good secondhand
lunches for sale cheap this morning
Those lucky hrsters came all from near
by territory. Now what caused that2
All those who were 13 in the line on
the day they registered viii be 1900.
The boomers from the different states
had parade AT Fl Reno Saturday even
ing.
The owners OF lawns at Perry are now
| restricted 10 one hours sprinkling per
day.
4 think" said man as he looked at
the bulletin board yesterday, that also
ran"
walter Stevens viii be a big man in the
new country and viii bring up the del
egations."
The Rock Island viii probably be run
ming trains into Okeene BY the last Of
this week
But won't the last man in the Lawton
district who draws the BOBBY feel down
on his luck.
When most people found that they were
not No. !, they concluded they wouldn't
draw at all.
BY the way, the claim next to Lawton
is not worth $4,000, and il VIII be some
time before It is.
Some people are aristocrats in the eyes
Of the goddess Chance. Take Mr.. No. !,
for instance. He think he's so smart.
Occasionally a farmer was found at FL
Reno who said he would locate in the
new country whether he drew a claim or
not
The train which viii run over the
has just been turned out Of the Shawnee
shops
Nobody viii now intimate that the
drawing was not square. The politi-
clans didn't get in action at all at the
start.
Frank Brown, of Beaver county. has re
turned from the Philippines, where he
served as a soldier. He VIII so back 20
teach.
After all, the man who drew No had
100 per cent of a chance; the man who
didn't draw it had no per cent Of
chance at all
Last Sunday, at Oleene. a whole bun
die of twisters were turned loose. but
they didn't work in harmony and no
harm was done.
item ia tiit GedIN bNielln- sidney
Steadman slid off load of wheat last
Thursday and ran pitchfork tine il his
leg. He says it is pretty sore
John D. Rhoades viii be urdersheriff in
one of the new counties. Keep ycar eye
on John D. RhOades he has a future
and it is identified with Oklahoma
1t is said that one woman at El Reno.
after registering, exclaimed with tears
in her eyes: Thank Cod I've got a
home at last" If Governor Richards
viii jolt the box little, so this woman
VIII get a farm, nobody viii kick.
r. 3. Forrest. the well known Okla
hoTna Democratic politician and lawyer
registers a guess that the lottery plan of
opening the new country VIII ultimate
" be knocked out by the courts because
of the failure of the registration clerks
10 put the names of the hOmeseelkers in /
envelopes as soon as they registered. He
says the letter and spirit of the presi-
dents proclamation have been violated
hence all the proceedings are void. He
thinks that hOmesteaders will settle on
the land in the new country regardless
of whether they draw claims or not. and
that endless contests viii be entered.
Governor Richards says that the presi-
dents proclamation has been carried out
to the letter and that the government
viii protect the rights of the people who
draw claims against other settlers