The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-15
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.
] Is all over 90 the roaring.

I II is all over but the roaring.
1t is claimed that a number Of Ponca
Indians are making chattel loans.
The city of Ardmore viii put I'D $40
001 bonus TO get the Choctaw road.
A whole lot Of pent-up signs Of relief
/ have been in cold storage the last three
days.
Everett Miller, seven-year-oid adopted
] boy living at Oklahoma City, has disap-
| peared-
! Harvey Spencer sold a half section Of
/ land in Oklahoma county the other day
/ for $500.
On April 5 a big excursion train win
leave Chicago for Chickasha over the
Rock Island.
I Wen. Governor Barnes IS q warm arti-
/ Gle when it comes TO taking things under
/ consideration.
/ The law against cigarettes Is now in
/ force in Oklahoma, and The boys viii
have to fall back on pipes.
! If MIR. Ball. OF Guthrie. is nominated
for mayor it viii behooye IS campaign
managers 10 keep him rolling.
Bob Wood. Of Pottawatonie county.
should the next legislature be Of his poll
tics, viii De a candidate for speaker.
Governor Barnes probably realizes that
he who hesitates may not e lost. but
I
A three-cornered fight at Enid for the
mayoralty is not necessary and x is just
being done to add to the gayety OF ma
tons.
Three hundred and twenty acres. nine
miles northeast of Enid, sold the other
day for 1850. That's cheap dirt. dirt
cheap.
Mr.. search's political career consisted
in shaking hands in greeting with the
bank examiner job with one hand
and bidding it adieu with the other hand
Enid wanted that bill signed mighty
| bad That town acts quickly and unani-
moUsly most of the time, In spite of the
quarreling that goes on at home over
tribes
When it was announced two days ago
that Governor Barnes would soon visit
FL Reno. then everybody thought he
anew that Barnes would sign that public
building bill.
The case of the CARRIER young man
shows that when a fellow goes to take his
girl buggy riding, he ought not to take
a long shotgun and a Winchester. A
Winchester should be enough.
The Enid Democrat does a funny thing
1t blames the men of Enid who were
working for the public building bin for
not providing for the essential governor
signature in the first place. And then a
doubt arises in the mind Of the editor,
and he adds: If he signs the bill, the
above won't go"
Perry Republican: A very noticeable
feature of Oklahoma life TO man from
the states north is the number of women
and girls who ride on horseback. In Iowa,
outside of a few equestrian clubs in the
large cities. you may not see one of
the fair sex indulging in that form Of
healthful exercise n years of observa-
ton.
Okmu1gee Democrat; I'm free-for-aA
fight Tuesday evening Jackson Lewis,
full-blooded Indian, was terribly beaten
up, his head cut open, and when found
was so weak from loss of blood that he
could not move DR.. Kitchener dressed
his wounds and reports him resting easy
at this writing. A great many Indians
were in the city Tuesday TO attend the
Creek convention, and after the conven-
ton adjourned a large number proceeded
to celebrate. There seems to have been
a woman in the case, but very little
can be told about it, as all refuse to
speak. Another Indian by the name of
Perryman was also Druised up pretty
badly and fined SGT 50 by his honor,
Wednesday. The jail is not yet complete,
and on nearly every corner in the city
could be seen prisoners chained to a post,
Wednesday morning.