The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-04
OKLAHOMA OUTGiN RS.

Keep your eyes on kingfsher.
Has the Noble Democrat suspended?
Nobody ever calls Delegate Harvey by
his first name.
The Guthrie Capital handled the presi-
dents message.
The district court reconvenes at King
fisher tomorrow.
Oklahoma will never regret that one OF
its towns is named Noble.
Harvey has already been nicknamed
Boomer" at Washington.
j. G. Ragsdale. the Guthrie banker, has
been arrested for embezzlement.
One Oklahoma City turnip measures
twenty-nine inches around the small way.
Have you guessed the date on which the
fist snow will fly in Oklahoma this win
ter?
1t is reported that Alliances are spring
ing into existence all over Oklahoma terri
tory.
Mrs. Pittman was thrown out OF bug
gy in Guthrie, Monday, aud seriously
hurt.
The Ponca Indians have danced little
this fail, but they have little or no faith III
the messiah
The Oklahoma City townsite board has
gone to Edmond. They will remain there
until next Sunday.
The editorial page of the Oklahoma City
! Journal Tuesday, had one paragraph oc-
cupyIng over five columns.
Classen. OF the Edmond Sun, Is said to
/ know more about small fruits than any
| other editor in the territory.
/ Marshal Grimes is said to be the busiest
/ man in the territory. with tbs possible eX-
J ior, Of tho felloyVs he is after
] The Beaver Advocate is very proud Of
/ the criminal record of No Mans Land,
/ when it thinks of the killings" III Okla
/ hOma proper.
! Edmond Sun: The trees for the park
/ have arrived. and have been healed in
/ ready for planting in the park. The trees
are remarkably fine.
| The jury ut Oklahoma City, Saturday
/ and Monday forenoon, found forty men
{ guilty of selling liquor without license.
The forty saloon men have formed COM
bine and propose TO carry their cases TO the
supreme court.
! A farmer in Oklahoma recently built a
/ cave on his farm near his house When II
was finished he climbed upon it to admire
| the country and his work. Suddenly the
cave caved and the subterranean intorma-
! ton has since been meagre and indlstInct.
Will Diven, the editor of the FL Reno
I Eagle, says: IL i Il common sight to see
sewing machine in an Indian tepee, and
after they receive the money for their
lands, it will probably not be uncommon
| to see an organ or piano in company with
/ the sewing machine.
A magazine near Guthrie containing
! $3.50 worth of powder exploded Monday.
| Part of the remains were picked up "A mile
| from the explosion. The News says sol
der named Sims was out for little prac-
tice and placed an empty tomato can on
top of the magazine. walked off 200 PAGES
and fired. He apparently did not hit the
can. but terrific explosion which startled
the city and country for many miles lndi-
Gated that he had hit something.
The gold and silver mines Of the Indian
territory (say Minco Minstrel are IN the
Wichita mountains, between Fort Slll
and Mangum near the Texas border
( From the Wichita mountains 10 Red
river. extending from Fort Sill west 70
Greer county. is the country so highly
praised 10y Gen. George Is. Mcclellan
when he made the survey Of Red river. II
1 lies in most Of the celebrated PAUL.
valley and il virtually the some country.
/ The Texas Oklahoma colony che Okla
hamo unionj having located Navajoe
/ OklauniOn and Union City oklahoma
/ have driven their stake near Fort Sill,
christened il Tuxioma, and will commence
the settlement Of that beautiful country
I in the near future. This selected locality
/ en- braces the mining belt and the garden
spot for farming. and yet y 80 near Texas
I that their supplies will be drawn from
north Texas cities. This move VIII result
in maSsing a large number Of settlers On
I the north Texas border.