The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-05

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slae.oea sReRsh EseEsf9sEses
= An Afdmore sport tackled the tiger,
IH 'ss.'s. I.oo.'.. .sa1... trip. ...1JU9A hours.
The Van Wrinkle Hardware and Inn
skmp5aA artered to do
business AZ Ron, l. q.
3M Es25 dped by hrs in
Ponca City is nov 70 be 6lied with new
IBID bhndhg 3 at bhbQd Dn64
! T0sgloty1l Temple. alias Jim, or Frank
GERyff from Gent coVntKS-iz lpsFhesbsfn
afrested i11-fransas eity
crSsk 1eaeeati6ai .sifh Chief Pa
ter. arc in Washington asking formods
ifcations in their treaty.
A. II. Knaggs, who is quite old, and
has lived in Indian Territory forty
years, has been on visit in Argentine,
Kansas.
James Lindey, brakeman, fell from
an NJ. X. q T. train near Wybark, l. T.,
and received injuries from which he
died ia a few hours.
u A Guthrie dispatch 2fFDec. 10 date,
illstsj ten n {aths "A iIndian Territory
within a week, all from gunshots, and
only one Of them accidental
The official board Of the Christian
church Of the Indian Territory met at
south McAiester and resolved to put
three Syhngelists in the field
Six enccrs and Deputies had 4 stand
up retiDIvet 6ght pith ax ouIpas at
aIoudtain View Alosl df 18th pabsies
were hit but none were killed
Acting Chairman Tams Bixby Of the
Dawes commission, with q force Of
clerks has gone TO Mississippi to hear
proof in contested citizenship eases.
The Oklahoma and the Kansas live
stock Sanitary boards held joint con-
iferehde a 0rAhr6 .sh fDteember IS,
looking 70 cooperation and harmony.
Conductor Bert Wear Of the Santa
Fe ballast train, was assailed BY a
tramp and knocked into unconscious
ness He fell between the cars upon
the bumpers where he lay unconscious
for quite a distance before he was
found BY the trainmen.
Two men about 90 years ofage, were
found dead In the hull Of the house
oil mill At Muskogee, smothered in the
hulls. One Of them had a note book,
riils.tlse-nuzne-0f-I 0f-Ilubert-o.K .Kcgfer Nan-
nyanls, Philadelphia, written IN a..
THIS man had red hair.
Some one is canvassing and compiling
a territorial ga7etteer Of the Indian
Territory. Repfesentati6o. - promised
Of over $40 towns and trading posts,
giving the names Of all business and
professional men, and the population
sccording 81 the'census Of 1900.
The Rock Island railroad runs along
the entire eastern boundary Of the
KioNa country, n distance Of 100 miles,
and along the northern boundary, q
distance OF rs miles; the NJ X. & T.
and Fort Worth & Denver roads skirt
along the southern boundary, Just over
in Teas W
Il seems 10 be the desire Of the In
dians, and Of the people generally that
the ss0, oeoaeres. reserved for commons
BE ap9ttedtQ the Indians in severaity.
Durant AUTHORITIES protest against
the survey which was recently made
o. the toWnsite. It did not leave as
much land for the townsite as Is de-
sired. - ~
A mass meeting OF the Osages was
held in the council house 70 decide
rhether or not the tribe would again
lease the Usage pastures and It was
decided to iease thsm again. 10
Ardmore held a city election and one
matter voted upon, aud the ones opon-
which the most interest was exhibited
was upon the passurage Of town cows
Al large in the town. The town cows
won: 3ol to 247.
IL IS sesPeeted that the work Of the
commission inmalring the Choctaw and
chickasaw citizenship rolls, and in
idanHfylng Mississippi choctawa. win
be closed early in the coming year,
and 6hai fspous made TO the secretary
Of the interior for department ap-
preyal. -
The natural gas borings at Sulphur,
III. are said TO have developed the
fact that the gas is overlaid by thick
vein Of alum.
several fcsfs ago drove OF white
auails we're brought from California
aud turned loose near Checotah. They