The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-22
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The Enterprise-Tirnes has located the
A V. & W. depot at Perry.
A Bachelor citizen has peaches that
average 1919 inches in diameter.
Kay county has over 100 school houses
Nardin wiz soon make II over 16l.
Twenty left Elk City for Mexico, Tues
day. Nineteen are expected back
TIE Oklahoma exhibit car will be open
TO the public Monday. 1t will be worth
seeing.
Kay county has great deal of wheat.
but those celebrations will take several
hundred scoops.
The Tonkawa preparatory school pre-
ises much this year: nothing in the
bloome- line, however.
The University is up TO a Carnegie
proposition. The rev $4,000 library vii,
be commenced next week
a car load OF products for the Okla
homa exhibit was sen. down to Oklahoma
City from Guthrie, Wednesday.
Oklahoma City is after a boiler cleaner
factory. Much skepticism about sue
ccssful cleaner may retard matters.
Inc Oklahoman is said TO be leading
the single statehood fight The I'll Reno
Democrat should be given lieutenancy.
Jere Johnson reports that ostrich
feathers will go at 4 PIP clip at the Kay
county fair. The racing bird IS to be
there.
The Courier claims the record in side
walk and street crossing construction for
Ponca. The work there is not yet com
plete.
If there isn't town in Oklahoma that
didn't celebrate July or August s. there
is still left date in September which
may be utilized.
The Woods County Normal Institute
enrolled 80 teachers during the term. The
Record says it's a new record fcr KAN
sas and Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City just received its sum
mer cars this week. Ana stoves are
likely to he needed in them II August
doesn't become more sober.
The interior department may be needed
at Lawton to protect one OF the govern
ments wards. 4 white girl was chased
several miles By buck Indian
Billie Bolton has ticks again. He
prints pictures of Worlds Fair build
ings and writes them up as Woodward s
accommodations for the reunion.
Enid is already figuring on the kind of
stone she will use in the foundation Of
those people consider McGuire's promises
If half the fine things proposed by
Oklahoma papers are put in that exhibit
car which is TO go east, the car Will have
to increase its dimensions in all direc-
tons.
Horses in the la Dor day parade at Okla
homa City will be taken out if not wear
ing shoes with the union label thereon
Are affidavits to be made or an inspector
appointed?
Tie Oklahoma City Times-Journal asks
for the cooperation Of the people in get
ting out a directory. Cooperation in
getting a list of taxable property would
be as readily responded TO.
FL Reno American: II. Z. Cunningham.
agent of the Choetaw in this city brought
to the American office yesterday a dozen
specimens OF plums which cannot be
equalled for a three-year-old tree. The
dozen weighed two pounds and are as
large as ordinary peaches. The tree IS no
larger than the height of an ordinary
man, and bears about forty pounds Of
fruit The tree has never been cultivated
since planting. and it's produetiveness was
not known until after the plums became
ripe In the future Mr.. Cunningham will
try TO see what Improvement care and
attention will make. The fruit VIII be
put up in jars to send with the exhibition
car 10 eastern states