The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-14
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Where is the summer resort of Okla
homa?
Governor Steele was given n big receD-
ton at Saltwater last Monday
Milt Reynolds, it is said, is as brown as
a nut This will make the peaches all
blush.
A small child near Oklahoma City was
! bitten by snake and died two hours after,
Tuesday.
We never hear of the black jack country
any more. What has become of II? Is it
/ still there?
If the ice plant has done anything it has
made the Guthrie papers cooler than ever
towards one another.
| Oklahoma City now has in office Blu
! ford and a Deford. But Oklahoma City
can afford to have them.
! Many and many a man wants to be in
! the first legislature. and if he is a good,
/ honest man he ought 10 be.
! \ new postofice named Yates has been
/ established between Orlando and StillWa-
| ter, with Yates Smith as postmaster,
/ Lots of the fellows in Oklahoma will
have to start a town of their own and be
elected mayor, if they want an Office.
The governor expects to issue a proclaim
alton for the election of territorial legis-
lature during the last of the coming week.
Somebody is trying to work up a case Of
jealousy between Norman and Oklahoma
City. They ought to stop 1t. IL viii do
no good.
Something will drop one of these days
| in the liquor business Of Oklahoma, says
the Oklahoma City Journal. II probably
meant the cork.
1t is mighty good thing for some men
that while they are away after some
appointment, their cotton and corn goes
on growing Just the same.
Commissioner Stone has issued an order
compelling the removal of the graves.
which, without license, have been placed
on the school section south of Guthrie
The conversion Of that Muskogee China
man has been explained. He soon viii
marry one OF the half breed Creeks az the
mission, by which he will become i'm
mensely wealthy.
The Alfred town site case was settled
Tuesday. Register Ollie and Receiver
Barnes rendered their decision, giving he
town company eight acres and the balance
70 the various homesteaders.
". J. Grant, editor OF the FL Reno Her
aid, has declined the Office Of county
treasurer to which ne WAS appointed by
Governor Steele, giving as a reason that
withdrawal VIII harmODIze the party.
Santa Fe railroad. recently said: Il speak
advi-edly when / say that the santa Re
railroad expects 70 build the road from
Sapuipa 70 Albuquerque through Gath
ne
Oklahoma City Journal: The govern
ment OF this county is starting ont a.
new country should The first official act
OF the county government was the t-su-
ance OF a marriage license by Judge Ham
mer 10 J. T. Dale and Viola Dunn.
Oklahoma mas two new land Offices, one
IL Oklahoma City. tbeotner al new place
styled Buffalo. J. II Bufuri, u Indiana,
j. register. and J. e Delaney, Of PeuHsyl-
vauia, = receiver AZ the first place. and O..
/. Dodson. u Iowa register, and D. &.
Walker. OF Kansas, receiver at the latter.
The saltwater county appointments are.
Frank J. WykotI. judge; Capt j ;. Hunt,
clerk; treasurer. FL Reed, sheriff. 7. II
Vaughn; commissioners. samuel H.
Frame, n Peters and J. 3 Wilson. Snr-
vevor, j. II. safer. coroner. DR. X r. Nc
NUrty- The county judge, Frank NykoH.
VIII resign IN q few weeks aud taSe the
position OF county clerk lie taxes the
Judge position Tor the time being 10 90
the county machinery in running order.