The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-28
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

st. Benedicts church at Shawnee viii
build q new structure. 70 cost Sle.e3
The big night in the local campaign in
| Alva is over the Office OF city marshal
John Holt, the e Reno land Office clerk
who was stabbed some time ago. is able
u be out
Al last the departure OF an Oklahoman
for Washington does not mean q gover-
norsllip fight
I That eighty fve-pound nugget found in
| the Wichita mountains is quite large. too
| large. n fact, TO swallow.
None Of the possible candidates for con-
gress were put on the program ot the
| Anniversary clubs banquet
The Oklahoma Republican papers are
publishing blank applications Tor mem
bership in the Anniversary club
The mAliners Of Oklahoma are now in
dulging in their grand spring openings,
and the husbands and daddies are putting
up
Alvin Bannister, a young man from e
Reno, who has served three years in the
Orient. in the Philippines and China, is
AZ home.
The preliminary OF Mr.. Edwards, charg-
ed with forging name TO relinquIsh
ment. is up before the United States com
missioner at E. Reno.
FL Reno American: j. Y. McCanahar
left Monday for Apache. where he went
TO take charge of q lumber yard. lie
has moved his family to that burg
Recent outbreaks of outlawry in Okla
homa suggest that the sooner somebody
who is guilty is yanked UP and put
through, the sooner hoId-ups Will stop.
The Alva Courier favors an act by the
city council providing for street spVink-
ling system so graduated as 10 haze
burden OF its support fall upon all alike.
Miss Emma Blackburn. OF Hydro. in the
new country. has disappeared. She went
to see a neighbor and did not return. She
was winner IN the FL Reno drawing for
claims
It IS said that if the board Of regents
or the Northwestern Normal should re-
fuse diplomas 10 graduates. as threaten
ed. the graduates could successfully man
damus the board
Chandler Tribune: J. B. Underwood
has settled with the Santa Fe company
his right of way dispute by selling his
farm 10 them for the sum Of $3.50. RE
asked $1,000 for right Of way and damage
or offered 10 sell 10 them for $3.50, and
Coyle {, Guess. the right Of way company.
concluded the purchase Of The farm at
$500 would be the cheaper way out of
the trouble. They thus get a good farm
in addition 10 the right OF way.
Police Judge Doss OF Shawnee. said to
a man arrested for carrying concealed
weapons the other day: You don't need
a gun il YOU go about attending 20 your
own business. 1t Will get you into q
great deal more trouble than it VIII gct
you out Of. / have been in this world ~
years, and never found it necessary 10
carry a revolver. Besides. If they ever
al q
time is passing, has passed in fact, when
a law-abiding citizen needs 10 carry
pistol in Oklahoma.
Alva Courier: A small family, consist
ing of some twenty-odd, counting babies
and all, of Russians We're landed here
Saturday night by mistake. They have
come directly from the old country, and
were on their way to Waynoka, but by
some mistake landed here instead. Mat
ters are complicated by the fact that
one of the party can speak a word OF
English. However. they managed 10
make their wants known and left for the
last short stage Of long journey over
sea and land on Monday. The depot has
regained its quiet and said appearance.
Cushing Herald: A bold. bad burglar
broke into Cases saloon on last Tuesday
and robbed the cash register. RE only
secured $3.50. lie then went to Joe
cunt pace ana attempted 70 ScL iii
through q back window. In trying 20
raise the window ne broke out q pane of
glass. The noise awakened Joe Iount.
who was sleeping upstairs. Joe slipped
down stairs quietly and opened the front
door. The burglar was still at the back
window Joe went 10 the back door and
opened It and was just ia time TO see
man running around the corner Of the
bowling alley. Joe tookH shot at him. but
ftf owl ~
believe they know who the robber is, al
though they nave no proof