The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-04


a pro5eel exists % establish a. aead-
emy a. Iecumseh
81 Cari1e'a long speech a common
topic ~ conscrsatisa.
An Odd Fellows lodge has been Or
ganized A. Wooduard
Dennis Flynns bil relating = the
Indian reservafions has gone Is the
senate
Perry nov has tvolibraries the pub
ie library and smother started By ,.
Gciser.
Onder the Flynn bin just passed.
II Reno win have one 81 the new =. 5.
land Offices
One hundred and forty head Of cattle
are missing from Mcfarland feed pens
At Shawnee.
What viii be the volume d immigra-
tiou 10 the apr.ng2 u has been won
fierfui al winter
The present legislature beats the
record ia the matter of maintaining
peace within iis halls
a travelling mems protective associa-
tion 8 - be organized 81 oklahoma
City. with 100 members
D. r. Holt. 81 Henne.sey leased es
acres for one third d q cotton crop and
sold bic share for 500.
The legislature wishes 70 place the
Historical Society library in the Car
negie library building.
The legislature seems inclined 70
treat the educational institutions Of
the territory generously
HEAVIER county has had four inches of
snow and -four degrees below zero
weather for o few hours
saltwater IS good sample of the
effectiveness u public sentiment ia
favor of public Improvements
The house has ss bilis on lts ealen-
dar and the council has lesi and now
ones are introduced every day.
Tho county commissioner ~ okla
homa county have refused 70 audit and
allow any more smallpox bills
The re-organlzed commercial club At
Perry viii have handsomely fitted up
rooms in the rancoast building
a joint and gambling place At Fay
O. H.. was raided by wives Of the men
who were gambling there that night.
The traclslaycrs are expected 10 reach
Hunter In a few days with the Frisco
extension and 70 reach Enid by April D.
q. W. Dobsons s-ycsr-old daughter
was burned while playing near
prairie fire near coyic. She died the
same evening
The territorial Legislature, their
wives and friends Including the press
gang. takes Sunday excursion through
the kiowa-Comanehc country taking
breakfast AZ Chiciasha dinner a. Gran
ite and supper at Mangnm
a story Is told that syndicate
bought homestead reiinquiahments on
The line that the Choeiaw extension
from Wcathcrford was expected TO be
built Meantime tho railroad fellows
adopted another line ieaving The syndi-
cate 20 miles away. with their invest
ment Of $4,000.
Mot Holland, aged = died last oc-
tobcr on his farm in Logan county
Ils mother and two younger brothers
ligca with him MIS- Holland had an
administrator appointed Vow ap-
pears llollands father divorced from
his mother from Kentucky and he has
taken possession ~ the property as the
heir u bis dead SON.
Nrs. II. p. llayens. who paieated am
incubator. has sold her lights Tor $1,000
The Masons Of Oklahoma City have
plans for raising e5o,o1o TO build
temple
Swindlers are scrding ont circulars
10 reach prospective settlers ia the
new country promising them sure
ching ii securing claims II $50 IS ad-
vanccd now and more promised to be
paid IN the future no man, agent or
not. can Die on more than one claim.
and the City dollars is an these sharks
are after.
trank Giletl Of I'D Reno IS can-
didate for one Of The two new judge
ships
Councilman Clarke spoke seven hours
against the public building bin. but
did not succeed ID preventing a vote
before adjournment
Frederick E Suits. James r Marker.
Arthur p Tyler. Verne Bloomer. Az !
bert D. a. Atkinson have been ap-
pointed substitute clerks in the post
Office 50 Gnthrie o ~ and ". j. +
Farling has been appointed stampcr
in the postonice At oklahoma City. o. II. /
a representative of a ST. Louis whole
~ 80 .-I .N,. Is.s. I.s 49,