El Reno Weekly Globe. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, December 28, 1894 Page: 1 of 8
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^|-;i KphobikI Canadian ('o J
^OFFICIAL PAPER
IOFFICIAL PAFERJ
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^ <K1 Kt •no and Canadian Co.fr
\V.m. A. CIXTK & Co., I'ublisiierb.
El, UKNO, <(Kl-.VllOM.V-. KUll'AY. 1.1-CKMHKH-2H, liW.
Kvcrv dollar of money issued in the
I'nitcd State--h..ul<l have I m l.- Sa >i> :
i>r>mii.-f In pay gold ami silver be
„.,n I MINSTREL WAILS
Fort SILL TREATY. SCHOOL LAND L , gloka from lue M.nco Minstrel
Major Kitld. of the Dawes com-, will I,, no more import::..! ^ wiUl sU!tc,IOod in any shaoe.
mission is reported I- liav.' Mated ... | sl|hjwl before ,!„• "J- ; jf ^
an argument belore tin- commute o" wint«;r llian the passag. < ,, onhl he 110 extensive Indian
affairs, iliat I M not holievc k|njr provision, lor the I™'"* " ; ""M 1,1 1,0
7 expect to main-i that the Indians on the W itchita and | ,|u. school lands ot ti"' toiiitoiv.
•parity" between paper money ' Kiowa awl Comniniiche reservations , mU.,. lllt. provisions ot an act.-
n. ..f it backed by -m- little wore nady to receive the wh„c and t.0| approved lay 411 . I ■ -
at the same time become citizens ot (lle coining session of the Iciiiioii.ti
| the I'nited Slates. The major also | le„wlature will be given full I"'"1'1'
i I,ad something to say about the work ami autl,ority to prescribe laws ami
if the former commission with these | filiations for the leasing of ' 1 "
,f tlio territory. 11"-
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liiml it.
I low
la in I lie
7i t per ,
.ountry bank
coined at the
Congress scciu^ im ine niriun >-" - , ,,-K
national credit would be impaired I he did not talk in a com-L.,,,j0| |am1
i Kansas unil gold I.c
eminent mint?
, to think that our I
L'I'
ph'inentary way of then-
ami the holder of the ti ^ ^
would be robbed if the notes were \ |„. „f the impression
redeemable in silver, vet it is <>t 'he I ^ ^ ^ commission in way
opinion that the assetts of a busted | , u,.,„i,„r(. of tin
bank will make a safe reserve tuudj
in secure bank notes that are circu-
lated as money.
John .1. iingalls p>
ln"-oiue a i-andidiite
in the I . S. senato.
I'offer's seal in the -
-itively refuses to
o succeed Martin
He is laving for
■ nate. With Inu-
idl
in a
out «,f the race, tin; light seems lo
I Cyrus I .eland, the chairman
|„. re|1uIIIieau eoUiinit lee. aild Maj.l
,d. nitlifariM-isSmith or. 1 Kun-1< u
- dark horses.
Ins
The war between Japan and China
ctiis to he illmmV over. .lapan
thinks she li-is whipped ( hin:i and is
<lciiianding a large indeinnily. .Japan
has made some brilliant military ma-
neuvers and ginned some signal v ic-
onics which won the plaudits of Un-
civilized world, but the fact remain."
that the invading h'Ps hnve uevei
met in contlci but a small part of the
('liinese army. The piobabililies aie
that but a small part of the three
hundred million inhabitant, <<f the
■celestial empire know there i, a win
1M p,,,?ress. Japan had hotter com-
promise now while slie can on tavoi
ler.ns. for il she should get
( hiiia thoroughly aroused, that
n,ry could invade Japan with an
armv as large as 1 .in
when In- defeated I.eon
j i 1 lierni "p> he awI
ipiestiuu should bea.-ted upon as soon
•is the legislature eoiivcnes.asall leases
in i Id l)|. lahoma expire February t-l.
IMO, and provision, should be made
for re-leasing in time for spring crops.
|„ 1,,,-ino these lands two things
-liould be taken into consideration.
•|'|,o ill—l is thai 1 lie laud belongs to
the public, to be used for the beiieht
,,i ihe public schools of the territory.
i hoodwink the committee, j ,|n,i should be rented so as to bring the
reeinent referred to. w:|S j largest possible revenue to the school
I t. sill in ISPJ. l'lte colli- j The second i- that the people
Who have gone on those claims am
made llieii homes and have placed val
nable improvements upon them.should
|„. prelected a- far as pos.il,1 id at
lime prole,-Mhes ll,,1.1 I'll,ids
„f t le territory. ..r in olhei win ,is.
evervthillg else being e.pial they
should be given the prelTcivnce right.
that the commission in sonu
had taken advantage of
Indian and that (Juana Parker.
. hief of the Kiowas. did not know
what he was about when he added
his name to the agreement.
Major Kidd lias certainly been ini
posed upon bun self, or else he i
I rvin
ssioii. which ;
Mini strau-
every Indian
present and
made at
missiotiers held its s
lasted several weeks, i
traders store. Nearly
mi the reservation w:
every proposil.ion was interpreted to
l he Kiowas.''ainaiichc, and Apaches.
We have talked to ni al ly every while
man that was present at I lull lime
and to n number of intelligent ( otn-
iiiauchcs and they all agreelhat there
was not an Indian on the reservation
capable of understanding anything
I a pan
w i u Id.
1
• iler the piovisioii of the ilsoji j
,.jlL ,,n incouic of ovci sil.ooo per,
v,.:lr -hall be listed for taxation .Ian. j
j.i imi.",. The millionairs ol New
York ine allready hunting some j
mean, by which they can evade the
pay it of this tav Th.-y at lirsl
went to c.ingress and tried to ha\e
ti,, law repealed before it became
operative or else prevent an appro-
priation to aid ill tin collection.
Having failed to net a democratic
congress to exempt tlieiu from tax-
ation, they have now IIled a suit to
restrain thccouiinissiouersot internal
revenue from collecting this tax.
I'lie suit is brought, in the name ot
one .)• Moor of New ^ ork. lit
>els up in his plea that the tax is illeg-
al ami unconstitutional. No mill-
ionaire has ever been known to oh
joe I. to the republican high protect
ive tariff tax w hich has tor the past
twenty live year, been taxing tin
necessities of the poor and lolinm
• he accumulations of the rich go
untaxed. The income tax ha, come
to -In\
To those of Us who have been
raised farther north, it looks strangi
caption' o, no.,.:,, - - i to see Chrtslinas come and go with
hut wlni full v uu(Um>Uk>(1 Uu'mgroc- , no snow; with wheat tfuu
|„fore ihey Signed It. I. very.,, they will he in the spring til...
l,o,|y who is acquainted with Iguana I .,,,,1 will, bill little to reiniml us that
Parker know him to be a shrewd w* ,.,-e in the midst of winter. I In
intelligeiil mail and the suggest ion | nltlist who make the pictures of oh
tint he was deceived when lie signed Santa Claus. wrapped iu robes of fur
and driving his reindeers over the
snow and ice certainly never spent
a Christmas in Oklahoma. Of course
the old fellow came to the "l'.eauti-
fnl ' hand" ami Idled everybody's
stockings with something to be
thankful for and everybody s lieai I
Iw-illi good cheer: bill he must, have
left Ins reindeers and sleighbells
■•omo w here up north for he could m i
have used them here.
his name to l he agreement is ridicu-
lous. (Juann signed his name on the
morning of the second day after the
proposition was submitted and was
i oik of the mod active men in gelling
Xerxes Nad j,,,Indian, to sign the agreeeiiietit 1
lis at. the pass I-|-|u.re is now no reason what, evei ,
would w ipe | ,vj,y that agrceint nt should not b,-
the map of the political i|if<i except, Ilie opposition of the
(cattle men who want logra.s il next
su in mer.
(>vi*r I .*JM'1 Iii'ii.'iu^ uu«h i Ui:il
orcein nl have already sclecied their
allotments and o "ill not require
| more than tin days to com old the
(work if congress would act. I In'
1 an unities that are lio.v paved those
tribes under the provision of the
Medicine l.oilge treaty will expire
in and the Indians themselves are
anxious to sell their lands before
dial time. I hey realize that
they have made a better trade with
the government, than it will ever oe
possible for them lo make again.
Mr. 1
Wasliin
at the
1.1 Hem
be plea
linn
cd
I Seal I. w ho is here from
■ toll Cily in attendance in
,|i«ti let c mil, will remain
, until .laiinary olh and will
ed to have the clients of hi-
e rvations
If out strictly dcinocralic prayers
would avail anylbitig we would slid
denly have Hoke Smith and J. W
Kailcv depending for a living iu a
town surrounded by forlv mile c w
past u res.
Cleveland began early, and lell
W ashingtou ti week ago for a hunt oil
III, border of South < arolina W hal
a pity some one eaunol persuad
to take a trip to ArkacsaW as the
ilislltution declares his ollici- \ •" ant
the moment be leaves the I mw I
States
The Minstrel would be pleased t.
e another Hhick Hill" mining level
break out in the Wichita mountains
ll might prove the death nl Uolo
Smith, liailey and I-rank Armstrong.
lull it would open the country t
Ulement which is of more import
auce to the public.
Major Kidd. of the Dawes com
mission is oul in a public letter dc-
Iiying I ha I the coiiiinission ever tav - ;
„.,.,| Malclo.od for the Indian Tern- .
,,,rv. or union with Oklahoma in any
I,ape ll.lt he docs not admit the
commission suggested coltuigotT ti.e
greater portion of the ( liicasavv Mil-
lion and throwing that into Okla-
homa. Thank*, for even that con-
cession We had about concluded
the commission was ready to swear
llicy had never been here at all. since
li rover has so complacently hod
j down on us.
' Over in that foreign country culled
the united stales they have some
queer ways, l-'or iuslance.they keep a
national insane asylum thai they call
ciuigres,. and when some man in a
community develops into such a thief
and rascal that property all about, be-
comes unsafe ihey hold a council over
iiis case, delare him a til subject for
oongrsss, make up the credentials
procure him ti pass ovei I he railroad,
and ship h,in lo thai institution '•
o,.| rid of him- The asylum is full
now. and the antics of the inmaU
OMLAHOMA AND CHICKASAW,
Little, of Arkansas, introduced a
hill to add Chickasaw to Oklahoma.
Washington. l>ee. Uepresenla-
I,v e Little of Arkansas to day inlro-
duced a bill by request lo establish a
dividing line 'jetween Oklahoma and
Indian Tciritory. It proposes to
eomineiice the line at a point, in the
middle of the Arkansas river, where
it ,a,i s,.s the south line of Kansas,
thence down the middle of the. liver
In the point where II intersects the
northern line of the Creek country,
thence west on lliis line to the norlli-
west corner of I lie ( reek country -
liiill , thence south on the W cstern line ol
sai I Creek country .lo the norlli Can-
adian river, op this river to the
northwest corner of the Seminole,
country and thence due south to the
north boundry of 1 exas on the lied
river. Ml the territory lying east
,,f said line of the Indian l'.-rritory
heretoforecst.ablished.shall be known
the Indian territory, and all the
iry west thereof lo the western
line of Oklahoma as herctotore esltib-
lished. shall constitute the territory
of l Iklahoma.
It is proposed to divide the tern-
lory Ihiis attached to l Ikhihoma into
MX* counties, li. s. T. I'.V. W. and
j the bill lixes the boundai ics ot
unity
Vol. 1.
inter-state irrigation asbociatich
Tt'e Second Seral-Annual Weetln* to be
Held in el Reno in Janunry.
from all indications the irrigation
convention which meets in this city
on Jan. -'•"• and 'Jil will be one of the
most important commercial gather-
ings that has ever been held in the
west. The people of this city should
take an interest in the matter and
„i\ e the delegates an enthusiastic re-
ception. Hie fa I niers of Canadian
county should make arratng-
nii nl to attend the cut it e s-ssion as
1 lie ent ire program will be ol enter-.
,.*! to the fanners, although this
county is not, dependent upon irriga-
tion in order to raiseciops .success-
fully. Many questions of interest
,,, the farmers will be discussed by
practical men. Judge Pit/.er is re-
coving Icllcrsevery day from prouii-
men Who have been iocnlitled
wilh t his movement. promising to
attend and take pari in the program.
One of the leading features of the
convention will be an address by < !eo.
I I Cannon the president of the Mor-
imilt church. the subject of his ad-
dre-s will be; •Tovcrty lo ludcpend-
anee -Morinan Progress on Sail
Lake Dcscrl.'
I t,,, following inleresliiig program
acli i lias been arranged:
I 1UST t> vv
1 f
C(mni \ • .. ■
l'hebill also provides for the appoint- j Address ,,l welcoui.
ment of au additional associate just-j Kespoiise
iu- to the Supreme court ot Okla- ; Water iu soils. ...
Iioiiia. who shall be a resident and a Water supply
the Chickasaw cotinlry. The underllow... •
which is lo constitute an addition- |iocs irrigation pay
' judicial district of Oklahoma. Irrigation Advantages
I'he territorial legislature ot "kla-
I Ill is increased to seventeen
Councilnicn and thirty four members
i of the I louse, the ad'ti t ional inenibers
to be choo'-eii from the new section.
T he jurisdiction of the I'nited Slates
court for Indian Territory over the
portion of the Chickasaw country
hereby attached to Oklahoma. ■•
transferred to the judge of the Dist
rid court lo lie established at Wd
more.
1-1. 1! Moses
.11 K. Hilton
K. 1>. Cowgill
J W.tlregory
,.\. W. Stubbs
L. Diesdeni
' Irrigation in Nebraska. .1. A. l'Oite
rviMNO skssioV
Homes for millions more
Judge .1. s. Kuiery
: Mfalfa under irrigation
J. 11. ( hurchill
Those
\v; 11 (• IH1 *
^ln.nn "old 111 lfd
at \\ iirm \ Jin* nil rij
1 eachers and pupil
Liidit''
fhl.
vonr
si:«ONl l .\ v. ^ A. M.
Kxciirsion to l'orl lieno and the
Indian Agency.
t o'< I OCK C . M .
press to irrigation. .
Horace J. Newbury
Small fruils by irrigation
Uelutimi of the
Judge Dale iu discharging the late
petit jury isoled ti,em on receiv-
ing depreciated eel tilieales lot lion
pay. by telling them they were amply
repaid by the educational training
they had received during their term
.,,f service iu the jury b lie cited
them to the fact that they had made
an extended acquaintance throiigh-
hiui the county, had been taught the
principles of justice by seeing then
fellow men judged after caret ullv
noting both side-" of the question
involved and could now return to.
their several ill every part ot j
Hbe county and communicate these |
.points to their neighbors, thus bring-
iug their neighborhoods up to a,
higher plane of educalion and cm-1
riMisliip. H,s |*2ir iii|J
GOV. RENFROW ON STATEHOOD
1 ii :i recent interview (,io\ • K**nl i
who is now in \N iishiiijjton. swid:
1 w:is in favor <>t one >t.*ite toi tin*
two countries, but 1 line that we can- !
not get. that. There is such conllict-j
i„o . nt crests that we will have to be j
atislied if we can gel pari of the |
Chickasaw country, the people of;
which will be glad to be added to |
Oklahoma, for tin-roads run noitli
and south, and their bu,ilitss would
be facilitated. Thai will give us
enough territory to become a great
slate, and we should be satisfied with
it. Now. 1 wollhldike to see us re-
tain the Osage country in Oklahoma,
but I Hint there is an imposition lo
thai . 1 lie oppose is have iu 11 lei r 111 i lid
be placed
. who live in Canadian county
1 an I for whom lie ha, legal business
at W ashington, call and see him at
his rooms at the Kerfoot Hotel. Mr
1>,.all has with him a copy of the
I schedules of the Cheyenne and Arap-
ahoe lands opened for settlement.
1 and can give to persons interested in
i what is known as the double allot-
ments. some valuable informal ion.
The linn "f I''red .1- !■'. M. Benll give
' Special attention to land business be
fore the iuteiior department.
,f Win. A. flute, at
,.,,-,1 in,i- consternation in that photos taken at Ken, s .
I,,,,,,,I V. (.nt what il„ all about no during the holtdavs.
saueman seemsalbe lotell. Illooks.
though as if their rations of siigai
had been cut short and they
howling about it. or something of j
thai sort. These lunatics sometimes \
imagine the whole government be- j Mi- Ma-gie
longs to them, and then il would Mr l)i N" ""• '
I make a Zulu weep to see the laws I hey parents a. I
I pass lint thai is nothing lo us or not re, urn until aim
jour people, as we are not interested
in iheir affairs.
Very desirahl
| located in best part
cheap. lm
! tiloish office.
nic
A well known farmer, says an ex
change, gives his preventative of
hog cholera as follows; "I never lose
any hogs by cholera. Some year:
ago my neighbor's hogs were dying
all around me and some of Ihcin died
nl my gale; but not one ot mine eve,
had the disease. 1 he cause ol my
boo *s exemption from this dreadtul
malady was that I mixed soda with
their feed two or three times a week.
Sometimes I gave them the soda in
slops, and at other limes I wet the
I corn and rol-fed it to llicin This is
' a sure pieventalive and will keep tin
r v t bin
at Win ill's.
If Vou want
your farm, see i
anyone else, out
in silver novi
It ie-
\t the meeting of the republican
comity central coinu.itlee the Cana-
dian County liepubliean was declared
the official organ of that party in this
county.
i borrow money on
befnie closing with
rates iit-e low. living
Mr. Weill Is
jiraphci
B. 1-". Smith
Irrigation and land values
I. K. Krosl
|'rollIs from irrigation in South-
western Kansas W 1' 1' osier
Natural conditions. l-.ll.Newall
"ideiiee proper, v Converted to irrigation .1. V. Admire
■ the cit y for sale Conference and local talent.
I V 1.MNO ,-I SSION.
I'overly to indipcndence Mormon
progress on Salt Lake Deseit
.(!eo. Cannon
|r, igaliol, in the Very Sunshine He-
Kio„s.. • «-ov - 1- '• l'""1-"
-, he Peoples' itagc W. K. Sniythe
Letter List
| he following list of unclaimed
letters remaining in tie' postuffiee at
1.1 Keno for the week ending Dec.
1 si|i If not called for on or before
ISO.,, will be sent to the dead
Idler office.
edl
ii and sister,
v i-it iug their
They will
,• holidays.
of the best phot
tel'l it'll y I le e;
rates, our terni- and privileges are tin'
he.-1 and we do ju-t vvlilit vye tell you
\ ys N r-.s A SMITH,
l-i Natl Hank Hid;,'
yoll
al 1 h
il •dll-
liurell sill.
lin- Ov le
were
each
id wo
Senti-
words
j chosen and went home to
person within bis hearing ai
think will leave a lasting impi
tipou his h-eareis. Stillwalor
nel.
This is all well enough, bill it i"
poor consolation to a man who iia-
tn n jiaid olT iu sixty C, nl sdipl
that the Osage- want lo be place.l hl>,k|ty condilion, and 1 d
with the 11idimi country and that " , , , ......
being the situation 1 f'lli eompcllcd j
lo make the concession and we lake
the Chickasaw country. I may be
accused of doing a little politics ill
this way, hut let ii be understood .no
I man can tell what will be the polities
of the state of Oklahoma, formed
out of the leriitory as named, and il
! is useless for anyone lo try to make
i calculations along that line. Thai
will make a /ood business stale and
it can be brought about at the pres-
ent session.
not fear hog cholera.
Prof. Lehrcr went lo Kl Ueno to
day,where he will take charge of tin
band. Mr Lehrer is one of the best ^
musicians in Oklahoma. loving mus- j 'j,
ie for its own sake as an art. and hi, . r;
many friends hero wish him slice
wherever he goes, lie lias doin
"Teat deal of ,'ood for the music 1
ing peoph of Outline.—Capilal.
The Mtose* Bess Myers and Com
liouid are -pen,l.ntheir vacation
with their parents in this eit,\ I hey
lire students ill the S|.Joseph A- Jdemy
i,l duthrin und are progressing uicoU
i vv i * li their tU'l it".
Last Saturday was, perhaps, the
busiest day the merchants of Kl lieno
have ever known. Almost every
store in town was crowded willi cus-
tomers purchasing Kmtis onmls. |
1'eotile wore here from lifty and 1"" j
miles away and thousands of dollars j
i worth of goods were sold during the annovHH
Ly " l''>
Ustrted by -lureoprieaii v lew-,
■ordinlly invited, lbv. A. I
Murray. pa-tor.
Farm Loan*
Hrovvn i IV'Uina loan their own
tnoiiev oil farm and for thi.- reu-on
.•an ii'ffei -uperior rtdvfiiitiigi ovei tie'
Pa-lorn loan , ompanie. The int«r«-t
and principal i- paid at their office ill
— Teno. They have monny that they
,,,,, loan "li eliattels to fanners win
w i-li to hnl'i their vvli'Mt or ' • liniclb
istciek. Cull and see tItem. M<'oin Is
('entral bio k
Notice tu H'mieiiteHdorn
The (Ii.oiik i- the ollicitd p
lUanndinn county the one in
' v, ,ur ti no I proof m iiic w i 1 I
make your picture- lo |
Call and see him at W allace - oh
sland.
Jones tie M -i M 11-1'' ma"
lie koe|
111- line. Iv.sll meal . "V-ft ■
sages, bologna. Kraut, celery, ete. H
'
Chattel Loans.
I'nrlies desiring eiia'th- loans (all I
provided with fund-, by s. L.llarve
:lt Ills olllce Ill's I -tail wav south •
( aiiadi.m unity Hank- Ki lo ir
lnteie-1 not execs-iv
il vol W:
at. fast,
e they ■•
>• .Ii w 'lei
per of
which
■ iiiih-
Ushed. W hen vf,u
1 l:l
t ready to prove
urm«> or sen'd to Ibis offii'e and we
, ; prepare V our papers f r< C of el 1,11
We have an . xperienced laml attorney
who will see thill vollf paper- at" all
regular and in form, .-.iv o\e. n ••
lid trouble a '1 ■ ' i''ir
Mi l II H
I have several sectid hand full
jeweled gold an 1 -
which 1 am selling
in and get oiu befoi
gone l'eii W iirin t It
Hon. M. L. Stanlrv has nccepte 1 a
Jiosiitot, a- travel,ng -ao-niau lor
Hobei'tsoit ,V ijuick. importers „f Ln-
sll sh.,,, stallions 'I be company
have cerlnlnly U°l thu riglu man for
the pb.ee. to, Mart is an i xi.orl at
horse trading U bib
,|,e territorial legisb\t
piolicl the cause of liv
|IV the i'io I'U'ti"
\{ hUMUlXT « T
In* eli till)*
UreetU
||.O e I',ill
Mitcheals Adolpli
Mori I- Mrs
Mel'all 1'eter
McDonald liavid J
Met lain A 1)
Mclveon l
Nicholson M 1.
Neighbors I-rank
N*OSgHS Jos
I |'l loiinel I J uo I-I
l'ortet l<ee
I'illiuanMis Kinina
t jiiaiihers VS m
i,ueiJfe 1 M rs N aim i
I {coil W I.
lialpe
lionets l-'rank
Wisev 11 <
-,,-llk- M M
sniitli 1 'r 1 loo
spencer Jasper
sw ifl John
sle ;i/.bauin Jos
sia.tt Samuel
siiniiHuis l.'ltns
I'lioni 11son J 1'
Throne K 1'
1'iiylor Ninv
I ilford M 11
Watkins Adaline
\\ lugert l'eter
Wilson Horsey
Wright Mrs I'
\ 1 iliol I. K
H irnhill \ I
I ii111 i11gloii I. M
II nigh silva
l-.OOO- W \
|ad vv in.* James
Hroiuit Jack
. Haver Jennie
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Clute, William A. & Perry, D. W. El Reno Weekly Globe. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, December 28, 1894, newspaper, December 28, 1894; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc165794/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.