The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-26
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Tohee is to have a paper called the
| News"
The Beaver City Tribune is inclined to
| be Democratic.
Dennis Flynn will stump Oklahoma for
| Judge Harvey.
The Noble Democrat didn't change
hands this week.
The little son of the editor of the Frisco
| Herald is very sick.
Kansas has fourteen counties bordering
on the Indian territory.
Classen of the Edmond Sun wants the
new county called Rural"
FL Reno's best watermelon kicks the
beam at sixty seven pounds.
Three million acres of land is owned by
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes
The court has appointed receiver for
the Capital City bank of Guthrie.
Many farmers near Frisco will harvest a
good crop of second-growth potatoes.
j. G. Mccoy WASH I in the war. That's
where Judge Harvey has the edge on him.
Frisco says FL Reno cannot have the
capital unless the county seat is given up
to it.
An Atchison man claims that the red
sand in Oklahoma is a hundred and sixty
feet deep.
Beaver City's school has been put off for
another week, as the school trustees failed
to appoint teacher.
Oklahoma would not like Secretary
Noble put on the supreme bench. IL val
ues him too much where he Is.
The rehearing in the Oklahoma City
cases is to be transferred from Guthrie to
the Oklahoma City land office.
Tohee is now a postoffice and electrical
spark town that il is, has selected man
named 'Zipp" for postmaster.
Whirlwind. the Cheyenne Indian chief
who so bitterly opposed the disposition of
their lands last summer, has changed his
opinion.
Oklahoma could afford to give some men
down there $50 of the 81 coo apprOpria-
tion to buy a license to marry a Chickasaw
maiden.
Oklahoma City has a calaboose. the di-
mansions of which are sXl0 feet. Fourteen
prisoners were confined there at once one
day last week.
The Santa Fe railroad pays 30 cents for
each white oak tie and q cents for each
burr oak tie. No ties will be received that
are out after Jan. 81, 1891.
Oklahoma City and Guthrie have eY-
hausted everything else to quarrel about
and they are now boasting the beauty of
the women of their respective towns.
The first baptism by Catholic priest in
Beaver county was administered last Sun
day by Father VOnderlage to a child Of
Joseph Pierring and wife. of Beaver City.
Bill Griffenstein is going 10 build
town III the PattowatOmie country. Bill
Griffenstein knows lots of things about
that country that other white men don't.
1t is said that the governor refuses to
accept the use Of 10 Posts carriage on ae-
count of the latter's action on the capital
matter. The biggest fool in Oklahoma is
Mrs. Grundy.
One Of the reasons Kingfsher is success
full Is that 1t always has two or three
schemes on at once. IL j. now working 70
be made a division point on the Rock
Island railroad.
Norman cotton buyers last week pur-
chased cotton from near Purcell, Oklaho-
ma City. ShawneetOwn. the Seminole ma
ton and the entire country embraced
within the borders Of the Cleveland coun-
Try.
1t Is said that there is not half the Wis
itOrs to he legislature nowadays that there
was At the time Of converting II Is not
often now that One-half of the fifteen or
twenty extra chairs provided for visitors
ara occupied.
Mrs. o. Beesou. Of Reno City. and Mrs.
J. ID. Miles. of Kingfsher. have been ap-
pointed lady managers for Oklahoma at
the Worlds Fair in Chicago in Isg3. They
are the wives Of the Oklahoma commits (
sioners OF the Fair.
A town company has been organized AZ
Dover with Captain Chaplin As president I.
They propose TO endeavor TO make great T
CITY on the Cimmaron. Chaplin il an old .
timer having resided in the territory a. 4
post trader and mail carrier since ia
Guthrie Democrat: Henry Pepper. living .
twelve miles southeast Of Guthrie. has an Z
apple tree that he set ont in April. which 4
Is now full Of apples. and II nothing more {
serious happens than = az present looked .
for he will have fresh apples from the tree .
for his Christmas dinner
Clark Clipper: The Rev Vonderlage has 1
lately been az Beaver. Ok where he -
lected three suitable lots for Catholic .
church. TO be built in the course OF next win
ter The city donated the lots and the cit
liens. manifeSting strong desire 20 =ee
Catholic church IN that new aud enterpris-
.ng town. practically encouraged the yet
small Catholic community by subscribing
very generously towards a. The biry u
doubt, j. on the eve OF big boom
For FIVE years the cotton crop has
steadily increased. 1884, Z 90 1D tales
Iss.-s. 500 bales: IS-se 0o90r0 The
lrice has increased with the advance ~
production No other product can show
his IN the United State. the total value
q the four crops being about s. 90 D1l.o'y
The value % the crop u lses0 j. about go.
-. U50 Viewed from the atove stand
Bolut the magnificent lonsa-u q OA4a-
lolna. vel may the settler on his clalnl q.
~ acre- fe~l Ee has al everlasting Eo-1
nine % draw upon. says q CORES t.yEdeE.i
4 tie Oklahoma City Journal
Beaver Advocate J. r Nicholas went
% Liberal with teams la-f saturday -
laui the AID supplies 70 tbs plsoe Arriv-
ng there be found about $3.50 PoZGris "