The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-18
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The supreme court of Oklahoma IL
great on affirming cases when it gets
started
Wellington and Wichita men are figur-
ing on putting in a big Touring mill ar
Blackwell
Enid has rumor that the Haizen-Fra-
zier Wholesale grocery OF Guthrie VIII
remove TO Enid.
The thermometer at Enid reached 100 in
the shade Tuesday noon. for the first
time this summer.
Down in the Indian Territory a pub
Eshed notification 10 defendant 10 ap-
pear in court is styled "A Warning
The word sooner" is disappearing II
IS rarely seen IN Oklahoma papers now
The new plan Of opening made II o5sc-
lete.
The town of faurs alley in the Indian
Territory has a population % 2.2S2. which
is an increase OF 7s5 over the census Of
There is now talk of calling a special
session of the legislature in order 10
make BIZ Cross a resident OF the terri
tory.
Enid. which is booming and has an
army Of rustlers 10 keep the ball a-ron-
ing. 81 figuring on a road from Larned.
Kansas.
Chickasha has issued its first bonds.
They were school bonds and were pur-
chased by Chicago parties, who gave S1.05
for them.
The Populists of Woods county have
gained a point over the Democrats by
having adopted the primary system for
the selection Of candidates.
Some negro families have located in
Blackwell and there is a big feeling
against them They have not yet depart
ed. although asked to do SO.
The police authorities at Blackwell con-
slider it a conscientious duty TO fire all
grafters out Of town Agents OF all kinds
are made to pay heavy licenses.
The officers at Enid are receiving let
tiers from all over the country inquiring
about the alleged murder at Prudence.
The officers regard the Prudence story
as a fake.
\ writer in the AIva Courier Ia sa two
column attack on the millionaires. His
conclusion is that the way 10 get rid OF
millionaires is to turn the rascals out
at the next presidential election. Won
der IL the writer is q Hill or a German
man.
Anadarko Democrat: An old lady Nv
ing in the Caddo county swamps was
heard 10 say. the other day. that she
moved from henIucky twenty years ago
and settled in a canebrake . At first she
would have been willing 10 walk every
step of the way back TO old Kentucky.
but since that time she had buried her
husband and seVen children and had be-
come very well satisfied.
Elk City Record: Mr. Carpenter. late
of West Union. Iowa. has been chopping
cotton the past few days. You may think
that many others are doing the same. but
Mr.. Carpenter is in his S7th year which
makes his case more noticeable than the
others. He filed on claim this spring
and when coming to 1t his home paper
printed a fine write-up Of hirs and I'M
Gerneath il said "One OF our boys Is
going west TO grow up with the country"
Lawton Enterprise: There was a fgh.
en- the Rock Island train going north
Sunday evening. Conductor MaXan tried
TO collect from some of the soldiers They
refused. and a fight followed Not an
unusual occurrence. because the Ft- Sill
boys expect 10 ride home free and Maxaa
is supposed TO collect fare from every
body. When the fight started the traiF
crew got the best of 1t. but not without
a struggle. Chief Of Police Miller of Enid
took hand, but was unlucky enough 10
have his gun taken away from him by
the whole soldiers The whole troubi>
was Quelled when Fl. Sill was reached.
but there were several black eyes and
bloody noses. 20 show that there had been
a fight. So far no arrests have been
made.