The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-10

! The banking business IN the new coun-
try wiz be overdone from the start
! It is mighty hard to find loop-holes IT.
the governments plan II its together
/ nicely.
It win soon be up to those old miners
/ 70 prove that the Wichita mountains have
mineral.
And won't the man who is drawn as
No L have a heap Of advice Tor two OF
/ three days.
/ The man who has been over every foot
Of that country would make quite an
army himself.
Amos Ewing got out OF Office Just IN
/ time 10 take part in the settlement OF the
[ new town sites.
1t Is a safe guess that No. l. at the
| drawing win be either from Oklahoma or
/ Kansas or Texas.
The more booths for registration AZ =
/ Reno the better. The work viii have 10
! be done with care.
The proclamation doesn't suit leslie
| Ni5lack al al. This viii have 10 he
| Strengthened out some way.
| The Guthrie Leader IS sore because All
/ the land Offices Of Oklahoma were not
made places for registration
| There seems 70 be a heap OF trouble IN
I Oklahoma keeping the seat OF the terri
I torial bank examiner warm
! Some one has figured Il out that che
Justice Fuller win be at the head OF The
| committee in charge OF the drawing.
The government is going TO have very
/ little patience with the sooner. He won't
/ last long IN court II ne ever gets there.
! There viii be no inside" to the draw
/ ing Of names, although some OF the peo-
/ pie who lose viii always claim that there
was.
D. 49,. : -, - s,,
! names haven't been drawn viii know IL.
and they will meander over to the county
I seats.
There is one item the proclamation
omits which whole lot OF people are In
! terested in What about relinQuish-
ments?
! Lew Hornbeck should advise that fol
| lowing OF his TO stick BY the shade and
rot rush out onto the open prairie in this
hot sun.
Lone Wolf has been vetoed. and the cat
tlemen pushed aside. They went into
their fight with too much blowing Of
trumpets.
The men who are not figuring on get
| ting claim near Lawton are studying
the quarter sections touched by the
| Washita river
That brute who stabbed a colored man
at Cleo should be introduced TO the fact
that there is law in this country. and in
troduced quick.
The funniest thing about the prcclama-
ton is the way hundreds Of people insist
on believing that at the drawing only 125
names can be drawn day.
In the nature Of things. the men far
down on the list of those drawn viii
never see their farms until they 80 TO
| them. They viii not have much selection.
They will take what they can get.
Dick MOrgans plan about the specula-
tor getting a farm under the drawing,
instead OF the legitimate homesteader. IS
far-fetched. Spectators don't sit down
| in the middle of a raw farm for four
teen months. and If one should. he would
pretty nearly be an agricultErist before
the time expired.
Pawhuska Journal: 'Nin-kah-sha. one
OF the fieet-footed Indians out az camp,
became absorbed with the idea that he
had about as much lemon extract as he
could hold and decided TO act a little
mean. The matter was reported 10 the
agent and he sent Officers Brunt and
Jones out to camp to see about II. When
they arrived out there they found Min
took him IL charge and brought him 10
town. When the officers got near the
jail Nin-keh-sha gave the officers the
slip and hid in the weeds. IL took some
little time TO find him. as he had wrapped
himself all 10 in his blanket and looked
very much like rock. lie was finally
put IN the hold-over and was left there
until he sObered mp"