The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-03
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

A report at Pond Creek has Il that
Judge NcAtee has sent his resignation
into the president
The champion top-spinner at the Osase
/ Indian school in Pawhuska bears the
name Of Jesse James.
! At the request OF the bar Of Woods
county, no spring term of the district
court VIII be held AZ Ava.
/ Colonel Bob Forrest has gone over 10
( Custer county 70 hang another wire o.
two 10 his political fences
The people OF Pond Creek are exam
/ lining their dimes. a lot OF counterfeit
ones have been discovered in circulation
The Republicans Of Guthrie sim have a
+ even II the Democrats did get a slice Of
pie
( The first issue OF the Guthrie Capital
after the IRE came out without the patent
medicine advertisements. They went UP
IL smoke. too.
The eastern papers have an illustrated
article relating TO the marriage OF an IN
! dian chief of the Osages ana a Russian
girl at Pawhusks.
The fishing possibilities OF the weather
and McGuhey's reader are now having
a tug Of war in oklahoma with the
small boy occupying the position OF the
I rope.
Dick Morgan IS appearing at 50 many
different points in oklahoma al the same
time that there Is suspicion that he is
using one OF Santos Dumont machines
and travelling at night
one cowboy in Oklahoma remarked Of
another the other day that II he woald
throw away his spurs. take of his hat
and spit. there wouldn't be enough left
o. him TO pet Wet in a rain
There is q rev over the new court
house in Fl Reno and the matter may
set into the courts. The charge IS being
made that the building Viii not cost the
amount for which bonds We're voted.
Tom Ferguson seems TO have overcome
the hoodoo on the governors office just
as Major AIitscher has overcome the
hoodoo on the Usage agency. Until these
TWO arrived these places were charged
With electricity and knocked the man
down who touched them.
Those who subscribed 5000 each at
Guthrie for the $4,000 loan To Frank Greer
were ". n. Bronson, Joe atcNeal H. T..
I Miller, Frank Dale, Jack Tierney, the Ar
kansas Lumber company. The Bank Of
Indian Territory and Guthrie National
Bank each subscribed 3 600.
Item in the Pond Creek Vidette late
! Tuesday evening: The latest returns re-
ceived at this Office up 20 the time of
going 10 press Indicate that the entire
Citizens ticket has been elected. This
may or may not have been due to the
fact that there was no other ticket"
Country correspondence in the Alva
Pioneer: IT'S nothing unusual 20 see
post gone by the road The cmigrants
have TO cook dinner and cedar post win
do the work we'll; but some one took
string of wire 50 rods long or the pasture
fence on the Parsons claim. one night
recently
Frank Greer tells Of some Of his ire
parable losses as follows: "On a peaceful
Easter, the writer came from church.
he saw eli this going UP IN flames. Many
values were lost which cannot be re-
placed-such as the files OF the daily and
weekly from the first date OF issue; the
plates and matrices of nearly 1900 legal
blanks: the plates and matrices Of Will
sons Digest and OF the territorial stat
utes and session laws. the copy Of VII
sons annotated statutes. on which Dir
Wilson spent six months of hard labor.
and the printed sheets and matrices of
about half this work which had been
run of and in signatures" In the bind
cry. The letters Of my mother 10 her
children and theirs TO her. and the fam
lily trees of both sides Of the house
priceless treasures-were being bound i'm
beautiful vellum, were still IN the bind
cry, and the handsome desk and chair
Christmas presents from the employees 70
the manager, and a treasure-an these
went under the merciless flames.