The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 16, 1893 Page: 4 of 4
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Uenforpe the law, a4 - «—
citysaa dw^l^Wdlk* iWwb.
. . 7 Bherif Wood and posse 4mtti
■"WUlJf; credit for the way they eondacted
W. T. Cook, Clood Chief, Wul^l- Um affair Ml to have won* reenlts.
Mifeow^
of tain* ■iwtniujww^—r """
eonalry aroead Cordell, is a rolling MtBtjng %l ^ «outh west corner of
Wadiil# ommIj-, ,^o£««iL.
:■■■ ^ „ /.Hilly. To Ik.north i. Boggy'* oorth. them oa.t la bt Elk,
V ! , .'. .. . vide bottom land, settled thenc^ eoath to the Kiowa line,
w Uil* their M industrious class of genenme V9S( to the place of begin
payments, every man vbo knows a lUnoait*. fm *ensss. ,Their j 4o #ot M gfWr vbat ,
CnagwesMsn should write to him headquarters and place of worship k .,, . „
o# al Shelly, • poetofloe over on kite «*", ^ I bw,n 411
tfca Washita, aboat nine mile* ebove theC. k A. country and several
I D. Oillhioeth, Arapaho*,
will ran for town
Nelson, leftfor tkjjh^p
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jrwmimm, *d 'sU. ,
— preeehadaiOvidmol honee
0 Cow, D.H.Upchurch Arapahoe, day
<w*nB* •*•*froB t«
Otyeot of tha Union la .peart Jay
a« lyri of flwW WUlh pu~ w<vu k, plMfri if .
MIAU per acre lAyutfkt on ow joo^liaglng teacher would loot*
Umm. tad eeeur. oomnUUon prt- ^
AEfiOMsaewl * w. ^
oAcerrelaUv*tothiUnWo. 3 «*
Altoid'e tiro Hory booN if
;/<"• \ ?• C®®k aw U- now complete, atduodo of 'ho moot
el°*. ^ra " anbAntialhowWio lb* Cand*
Mr. Hartley, recently from Kan- oonntry
•M, Hod mm Soger thle votk. Jobi Horriton «bll. mining
Mr. and Mn. F. M. As pie/ nod cattle last week met with serious
raster, Miaa Lava and Imto avoidant Hn hftrle fen, throwing
Biwliy of Seger were viaiilng the him and disjpoating his ankle,
taailr ofth. H-8 Bund./. B.W
There hat Veen aoite a nailer of ^ < 1 ^ • *
laoed
b7 f^l1* Mf. fum lntrodi
A dhnntry ^ |im '
i the follow.
-k'2 M :nVA ^'^ll ',1*'
f.*0f r ofC.nlwjJadlM - •, . . moow
d Mr. N. HdOfler of Spring- Granting Mttlars on oertain lands money
I. plmwt l OM«bnm Tteitiwy lb.rigbt to tbwoL
Mood Mr
«LT. mod.tb.lt.a
a fine claim, Vn<i sobsoribed for td for other par Doses.
tha H-8 while in town.
Mm J. DanieU) V. T. Cook, >B^ House of Bepreieatativer of ber of Congress is thns
Jfan Haber, John Bingham, Posey, Waited Sutes of America in
Jim WUdom, John Tarner, Goldie Congress assembled, That __
Williams, H. A. Lambenon, H. C. homeiteld MtUers on the Absentee
anteries, ' 6. Give any other reaions you
r—^ ^ can think of.
Be it enatMid by the SenaU The proper w y to address a mem-
Williams, H. A. Lamberson, H. C. sewers on the Absentee ;
Jacobs, Wilter WMom, John Clan- 8ktwaf, Pottawatomie, ^id Chey-
Ion and Jaok, Joe, Ned, and Frank ennt tnd Arapahoe Indian lands in j
Wood, Hiashaw. and Cloud are Oklahoma Territory ..be, and sre •*•••
Hon. T. 0. McRea,
House of Representative,
WMhlngton, D. C.
.. ,-m A Utter|twm Th*- KIU
CORPKU1X LBTT1R-
maj eive mek psleat *f— , Urifing Kttle viilar There a iU ba ««■ this Mi aor
I9**!* *" ^2? is laeaied shout eight milee north- u«a l.M>0 aaras of whe^iawhatu
- —****'o<Ci«rf CkW,«Ik. diwU kM„ u u. Big Uk MMUy o„ i
farm'teg country, has several liaes This strip ai land is obout eiglit
o-j The eiiee wUeUy fourteealoeg. Com-
aad ask him to favor tU
thebiU. The bill ^aow ia the fUe. John Klimr, Umes through the strip, that there
PabbeLa^ founder of this b.UaclAad, 8,14 mile, that
W mamheeaot tha'Committee aie, eetUeme it. having been sent to his . M tll, It
C. T. M -Rse, Arkansas, p. present location as a missionary a- hM •* many sdvanUges as this, It
D. Ham, Ohio. T G Manacer suaag the ladians by his church, is well wstered by numerous creek.,
uM YrL. n w «kk ttTr-i' shout four years ago. About fear that rua water the year round, all
biodrwi oftbera k.T.^U.1 inik. ^ ^ n, wooi
O. M. IU1I, MIobmoU, W- ,iciniiT of 8Mly, toon of whom The
T. Cfowford, lonb OwdiM, k Mt eotugi. d otbff i tk*" l"'"' , ™ .
Wyur Oretkam TeiM. A. pro..m«u oo tbur olua.. A. «• S***™11? "dulrting
r, latimer A. C John «ighbors, there are no better people and in nearly every case one could
n* t w ' j t i *''• ,ror^ ^•n *ke Mennonites to eultivate every bit of land he might
L TW^r i. jT ?'rtbw^,w4 *Mt tike, within twenty foot of tbel.mk
i. T. Wagner, pari J. w* Mooa, of Ooidell itretches one of as fine ..J . ;n^«v^n
dtob., 0. D. M«ikle]uho,Keb., W. ooontno. u omr Uy out of doon, °' ^
R. Ellis, Oregon, M. A. Smith, and plenty of vacant claims can yet i®006- It oontoim no rough country
Anions. hi bad. Timber sufficient for all to speak of, and two hundred fsmi-
vinnd iUmm -t.k u w fuel toT T«*n ean be had ue. can yet locate on lands in
th,°"^ w.hich .bove dwcriW troct, boppilj,
, nwm^bufo, i
txpn£t tsrattt.-cjss
yesrs after his settlement broad valley, extending out on each ^u,ln6Bi ®ive U0 M 10
i. Thesa settlers must pay for side of the stream. Baca each wsy g^d, * on,y 00ttnt,T.tu
their land at the rate of $940. per 'rom the yalle7 ig n ^poa(^ exPans® settle up with a good, thrifty class
qaarter, and therefore, it would be °fitUnd7 Whjch 'iretch*B *wa7 of people, and when that isthocaie
J «Tv .. hwouw ue north and east on the east side of „/wm. tK. „,ini,
belief to allow them to commute the stream, embracing the whole * ^ ™ ^
after one years residence if they so east end of the oounty, which owing ted as well as the most thnving sg-
desire. to the quality of the soil, is fast be- Houltursl community in Oklahoma.
8. If tha seuUn am a11o««u) ihft ta^®n up. Edgerton, a beauty Anyone doubting whst I say about
to the ... tbi; country 1 «li mm ..
«•>« nnai prooi unaer tne commu- treme southeast corner of tha ouon- W/wwl w.-K!t. ««««♦• _ni
tation act they can borrow the neo- ty is hansomely situated near the ' Washita county, and I will
essary money «on their claims. Rock Island^ survey, a road that >how X00 ^ lw*d g"luiU>wly.
4. It will be batter for the Ter-
Rock Island survey, a road that
.0 It WUI oe ociier i0r me icr- ™ hJ midwinter. Grav's
proof, (if tbojr d«i to do m.) tbot 0f th, riT„ th{ Und i very much
their ImiIi mir Lmt th*m Ina* MIA. 4V>« >.«« A.k .l:.l
■, , ' > , 7 7 . " nver vur lauu u very mucn
asszitTi-*- ssts'jra sw ^
allowed to make final proof, the Msrs. Ikard, Bottom, Gordon, Jor-
sooner the government will get the dan, Hagy and others, the latter,
—- back whioh it paid out for ^ * gt?re & that neighborhood.
uid*. ■ Fviffl Across the divide on the head of
Rainy Mountain creek, can be . ^,li r^7
found another splendid settlement, ?a£ U.S. Und office*
known u the "Sbepherd neighbor- OotSt h.l^ L . ,
hood. Annllnatinnii for ,JLm~ .Oomplilnt harlng heco entered at,
Wood, Hlqihow, *nd Cloud ue Oklahoma Territory ,w, hi en
on tb. bord.f of th. long wiihri hereby, granted an eitenaion of two
lor Strip. yenn within wbioh to make the drat
payment pronded
lixirr^toTAKKJi IN
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II has been the oustom for a oar
tain olass of people for fears past
in new towns to get drunk ,m>d
prooeed to "pabt the town." Cloud
Chief has been very fortunate in
this respect, hut lately as the ttavfcl
was heayy goin^ to the Strip, eon-
alterable shooting has been Indulged
in. Sheriff Wood has been very
watchful, and on Wednesday eve
jaat before dark th*r men left
own, and as they neared the south-
east oorner ef town there was several
■hots fired. As it happened it wu
still light enough to deteot who the
townpaintye were^and within five
minutes Shariff Jpa Wood and Ned
his brother, lndTOsk Olanton were
in hot pursuit. The persusd took
the main road Soger, and the penmen
took the old trail that leads down
below town and by rapid riding
reached Seger just ahead. Each
officer selected his man and as they
oame up threw down oa them with
orders to surrender. Those oovered
by Joe and Jadk Immediately threw
up their hands, but Nsd's man show-
ed signs of resistance by pulling his
guu, snd Ned instantly fired on
him, the ball taking effect ia the
•jxteen of lie aet of Oragreia ap-
proved Maro^ third, eighteen hun
drad afid nfnty-one, entitled "An
Oet making appropriation for the
current and contingent expenses of
the Indisn Department, snd forful
filling treaty stipulations with vari
ous Indisn tribes for the year ; end
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dredaadainty-two, aud for other
purposes," and: suoh payment msy
be made at any time within four
years from the date of the entry of
suoh lands.
8. That any person entitled by -r
law to take a homestead-in 8aid ** thi" office.
Territory of Oklahoma who has
already looated and filed upon or
wha shall hereafter locate and file
upon f homestead within juy of
the lands in the Absentee eihr.wnee,
PotUwatomie and Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indian lands sad the Pub-
lic Land Strip in Oklahoma Terri-
*tory, and who has complied with
all ths laws relating to such home-
stead settlement, may receive a
patent therefore at the expiration
of twelve months from the date of
looating upon suoh homestead, upon
the payment to the United Sutes
of one dollar and fifty oents per
aore for the land embodied in suoh
homestead: Provided,'that home-
—Kingfisher Free Press.
School books and school supplies,
suoh as are required by the laws of
the territory, will, be kept in stook
to supply all schools of the county.
Books sold or exohsnged for old
ones. DrOp in and see us.
J, M.*Reynolds & Co.'
We want a good bright boy of
about fifteen to eighteen years to
learn the printer^ tr *e. To one
that is willing to work and take an
iuterest in what he does *e wUl
give a good lay. Board and small
wages to start with, or we will ar-
range for him to work for his board
apd attend school* Address or call
lours,
Harry Smith.
ALIAS NOTICE TO SETTLER
CAsa no. 1960.
hood. Applications for poitofflco this office bv T
facilities have been made at both aglUl",t
Shepherd and Hagy.
Can Ton .Take The Oatht O. T. April 28th, 18V2, upon the S i
Remember that If you have been i end lot* 8 and 4, Sec. 8, ToWft-
in the strip in any capacity, or iu 8h,p U' N* R 18 WcBt' ln Washlu
county, 0. T., alleging that defendwot
NOTUJB.
Notice is hereby given *hat as
C. \T. Buekmaster, mortgaged to
H. C. Jacobs and Company on May
«, 1898, twentv-seven head of hon-
es, branded CJH.,a* 1 M. on reft
Shoulder, and one Jack non wagon,
which mortgage was assigned to the
First tttftiodkl Bank of Oklahoma
City, O, T. snd as ssid note and
and mortgage is past due and un-
paid and as there ia. new due on
said note and mortgage the sum of
IS70,80 the siad property will be
sold at publio sale at Cloud Chief
O. T. on Oct. 8, at 1 o'clock P. M.
H. A. Lamberson,
Attorney for 1st National Uaak.
ny way, afoot, horseback, wagon
or oar, you are sooner, and cannot
aoqnire title to any land or Iowa
lots therein. This ruling does not
apply to lands in Washita county.
J. H. Seger, Superintendent of
the Indian schools at Seger, has
just roeived notice that the appro-
priation asked for to build the an-
nex to the school building has been
allowed. Thus $20,000 more of
(Jnole dam's money will be scatter-
ed over Washita county this winter.
Neal Morrison, who a claim
about six miles west of Cloud Chief
sold last year from less than one-
half acre of ground, watermellons
to the amount of $117. fo in oash.
Mr Morrison is ready to make affi-
davit to this. Hig crop this year is
much better than last, owing to the
ground being better cultivated.
A bill now before congress pro-
vides tha& we shall have our lands
free after a five years residenoe on
it, and the privalege of oommuting
after one years residence thereon by
peylng $1.25 per aere. Good land
in the strip will cost you $2.63 per
acre with interest five years and if
you wish to comute it will cost you
$1.88 per aore additional, making a
total of $8.75 per aore with interest
from date of filing until you nay.
Now whioh is the best, to pay $8.79
per acre with a certainty of a con-
test, of get equally as good a claim
in Washita county free? This ia
food for reflection,
has abandoned said land and (has never
established his residence thereon) for
more than six mouths since the filing
of his Homeetead affidavit. That
said tract is not inhabited, improved
or cultivated by defeudcut at this
time.
With a view to the cancellation of
said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on
the 11th day of October 1808, at 10
o'clock A M. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment, and (failure to estab-
lish residence.)
B. M. Dllley, Register.
• First pub. Sep. 9th, 1893
61 d 9% 9-9
ALIAS NOTICE TO SETTLER.
CAsa no. 1949.
Oklahoma City ,0.T.) nor j
August 21,1893.) ^'S'Land Office,
Complaint having been entered at
this office by James H. Breeding, against
John H. Neville, who made homestead
entry No. 3848 dated Oklahoma City,
0. T. April 28tli, 1892, upon the S-W U
See. 12, Township 11, N.R.l# West, in
Washita County, 0. T., alleging that
defendant hasabandonod said hind and
(has never established his residence
thereon) for more than six months since
the filing of his Homestead affidavit-
Thai said ti act ia not inhabited, im-
proved or cultivated by defendant at
this lline.
With a We* to th. cancellation of
arid entry the caidpartio. ere hereby
irmTf ,bi«
j of October 18l>s, t l(j„'clwfc
1?d fan,Ul
emcm*,, M allege .b.Momacm,
(or blioie Ut oatabkh ruMence.)
B. M. Dtllur, Krister,
First pub. *op; p, i,.
• 1 d8>i y.y
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Cook, F. T. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cloud Chief, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 16, 1893, newspaper, September 16, 1893; Cloud Chief, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168630/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.