The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

post OIlce.
What has become of the society of first
trainers?
What ever became of Guthrie's Y. NJ. c.
| \. organization?
Edmond has its first brick building in
course of construction.
The Reno Press is afraid that its county
is to get Hoosier judge.
Judge Cease. of Norman, it is said, has
an eye on the legislature.
The papers all over Oklahoma are tell
ing of eggs Matched by the sun.
The northern portion of Oklahoma was
visited with a fine rain, July the first.
How many bald heads and how many
gummers will there be in the first legisla-
ture?
Last Sunday was the first anniversary of
the organization of the FL Reno Sunday
school.
Major James d. Harston, of Union City.
has bee appointed a notary public ut that
place.
Governor Steele will bring his family to
Guthrie as soon as he can secure a suitable
dwelling.
Downs and vicinity have all their wheat
cut and stacked and are waiting for
threShing machine.
Father Scallon. the great Oklahoma
Catholic church builder, 1t Is thought, Will
soon locate at Edmond.
Majors, colonels captains and generals
are bobbiug up everywhere. Very seldom
is the private represented.
The thermometer in the southern part Of
Oklahoma, it is said. has been up as high
as 10 in the shade already.
The grass is growing on some of the
streets in Oklahoma, but there are streets
that have just been laid out.
This is the first time in the history of
Oklahoma as a populated country that
the Renos have been at peace.
The Fl Reno Herald thinks that people
who doubt that the Choctaw will be built
are aggravating the fool killed.
The candidates for the legislature are
going to be thick But that fact will faCili-
tate the act of picking out good men.
The members of the Indian commission
have been highly complimented by the
press for the efficacy and dispatch OF their
work.
Milt Reynolds is not going to let the
Oklahoma fellows forget that the best
water in the territory can be found at Ed
mond.
There is more than one man in Okla
hOma who has a congressional bee IN his
bonnet, who dOesn t want TO show II yet
awhile.
The Guthrie Democrat has declared war.
and calls for drawing Of party lines IN the
pending election for the first territorial
legislature.
Three hundred teams found tying room
at the hitch racks in Mulhall last 0a4ur-
day. This is not a bad. showing for "a
country town.
al
probability be a candidate for the lcgIsls-
ture on the Democratic ticket, says the
Noble Democrat.
The editor of the Fl Reno Herald is
grandfather 10 six children. This Is prob
ably more than any other editor in the
territory can say.
The mayor OF Mulhall Is enterprising.
He offers To pay all damage done % the
crops OF settlers by cattle being driven 10
town for shipment.
\ Union Labor territorial convention j.
to be held at Oklahoma City August Is,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for delegate to congress
1t Is said that Marshal Lurty will locate
in Er Reno Mr. Lurtys residence, IL
judged by the newspaper reports, ~ indeh-
uitc and somewhat mixed
The appointment Of three United States
i q
VIM. !. Grant at RI Reno, J. VI. Cannon al
Frisco and y. i. Wass at Reno City.
VIII Grant. Of the FL Reno Herald. is
the only man in the territory who has had
three positions rendered 10 him H took
the third, that of United States commits
sIouer.
The vouug man in politics in Oklahoma
j. coming 20 the front Among the ap-
po!utiye territorial officers b. ha- been
recognized and not fe's of them are con
templating sitting ~ The legislature
The name Of Spencer v Johnsqu, %
Downs has been announced a. 3 candidate
for ncuber Of the territorial council for
the Fourth district, subject 20 the aef ion
Of the Republican convention for tEs
Fourth county.
Another batch q gentlemen mentioned
for the legislature are Judge Jennings.
Virgil n, HolSl-. y. Campbell. Z j
Palmer Mr. Cutip. and =. = Magic, u
Kingfisher. jane Smith and Nj y Con
nor. Of HeuueSsey.
Noble Democrat. 7. T. Waz2oner. RI
Norman, j. the Hr-f candidate o. grace TIE
columns 81 the Democrat WITH bis al
uoucsment as a candidate Tor the legisls-
ture from the third county q Oklahoma,
subject 70 the action 81 The Democratic
nominating convention.
z Il Keller. Mr. jackson. u Deep FORK.
"a or E4ldt. northeast Of Oklahoma Cts.
= Muzzy II Ch0cr4w City. =. Phillips 81
Oklahoma City. Nllt key uo.d- of Efrnoua. /
and J. l.. Brown and -. y. Leach II Okla /
bona City. have al t~eu mentioned BE-
connection with the frs legislature from /
Oklahoma county.
MuIhau Monitor. Wild goos~1erTies I
and dewbeTrjes have beea n the Nulhalt I
market. thls week. and ere long WIG I
grapes AID pluuls. with which TIE tmter 4
aI9uZ the warrer cgsr-e in idIz heaGLJrgli 4
country ahound. ryiIl be curB4ug la- Ca. 4
10, Oklahoma dos uot furnish aay WIG 4
fruit for IL settlers
The = Reno Herald says- We have i
been skogru speclrn.r- q the brick tEgr,sez3 i
on the Joe Poor claiu adjoining The c}ty I
They are altogether thF finest ws have /
seen IA the terr1togv Expert rrgEolncef
them al that can desired They arg %