The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-05
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The establishments viii come pretty
lively after October s.
The Democratic club organized at An
adarko has forty-eight members.
| Last Monday al the Lawton land Of
flee. nine people failed TO appear to file
The Republicans Of Hobart have Al
ready organized a club and elected
officers.
Next year the government viii use the
darwing plan on the Grow reservation in
! Montana
There are a good many gusher stories
| from Kiowa Ianw. There must be oil
down there.
Guthrie has corraled some wheat which
| tests 81 pounds 10 the busnel, which IS
/ the worlds record
| II is nearly a month since the first I'LL
| ngs in kiowa land were made II does
not seem that long.
The masons vill put in the cornerstone
of the new municipal building at Okla
homa City September 10.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Flynn have gone
to Washington. where 9Ir. Flynn has
some business TO attend to-
The painters. decorators and paper
hangers on Labor day Al Oklahoma City
had a hundred men in line.
Some mighty extrsvagant young men Of
Pond Greek the other day gave their
girls hay ride and used real hay.
The land ofice forces at Lawton and FL
Reno took filings on Labor day. Are they
legal? Labor day is a legal holiday.
That money in the sub-treasury at St
Louis belongs TO the people of Lawton
but it VIII not come out on personal
check.
The council of Oklahoma is after the
slot machines. Some OF the aldermen s
no ha MA ING md
played in vain.
At a Republican meeting in Hobart
Monday Judge Finley made a speech. He
called on the appOintees TO county Of
fees to get out and hustle for the PARTY
The register and receiver OF the FL
Reno land Office announce that attorneys
or agents who enter REIMBURSEMENT
schemes with filers viii be barred from
the Office
After the first election in the new towns
and the fellows see how the vote stands.
there viii be d great allemand left 10 get
into the winning party before the next
campaign.
The other day at Lawton two John
Joness appeared to file. One was from
Tennessee. the other from Texas. The
identification slip decided which Jones
was drawn.
Tom Ryan Of the department of the
interior fntimates that those who regis
tered and failed TO draw claims Will be
given a preference right in fling on IN
taken land after October 6.
The Oklahoman Of Oklahoma City Is
in receipt of a communication by a man
claiming to be a negro, which relates
that the colored folk of Oklahoma are
arming themselves. Somebody's pipe IS
working.
While prospecting near Mount Scott the
other day, prospectors came upon hole
ten feet deep. AT the bottom Of II were
two skeletons. One had an arrowhead
in his thigh-bone. On top Of the skeletons
a big boulder had been rolled.
CARRIER Sentinel: few DAYS ago
an amusing contest occurred between
two parties in an endeavor TO Sc
cure possession OF an elevator site
in our city. J. r. Bailey got
possession first by hauling rock on the
ground during the night for a foundation,
after securing direct authority from the
railroad officials. Next morning a repre-
sentative Of the Medford NH and EIe-
vatOr company put IN his appearance,
also claiming the right OF possession,
and put a force TO work removing the
rock. J. r. checkmated the Medford
man by putting an equal force at work
keeping the supply of rock sufficiently
in evidence to beautifully obstruct and
retain the possession sought for. and the
railroad must decide between them, when
another large elevator will go up in
CARRIER.