The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.


Beaver county, it is said, is in favor of
| local option herd law.
| The political whirl-a-gig is agoin'-stand
| from under the guy ropes
| The New World. of Kingfsher appears
as six column folio now.
Oklahoma City viii incorporate 400 acres
occupied for municipal purposes
Mr.. J. d. Calvert, of Guthrie, has been
mentioned as candidate for the legisla-
ture.
Oklahoma has had some liars. but the
worst ones are those who live away from
home.
The preachers of Oklahoma are doing a
very conmendable thing-staying out of
politics.
The first legislature will have their por-
traits taken III group. The EAGLE must
have one.
The Union Sunday school picnic viii be
held on Saturday, July 10, three miles
south of Downs.
Over near Woodland, a correspondent
says, numerous experiments are being
made with tobacco.
Norman boasts that there is not an
empty building in the town, and good
demand for residences.
With politics, come accusations. Some
one charges that the Farmers Alliance of
Oklahoma is Democratic.
The trouble with some localities in Okla
homa is that they talk about harmony
more than they practice 1t.
The Oklahoma State Journal, published
at Guthrie, made its debut last Thursday.
Oklahoma has plentyof Journals" This
three.
Rev. Mr.. Brook. of Guthrie. will fill the
q "a L
Doane and his family have returned to
Chicago.
If this dust continues to increase in Ok
lahoma, Milt Reynolds conscience viii
"pang' every time he mentions the land
OF the fair God. s"
1t has been mighty hard for a man from
the north to grow as enthusiastic over cot
ton blossoms as over corn tassels. but they
are coming TO 1t.
There doesn't seem to be any reason why
the first legislature should not be "a sue
cess. IL will take in the watermelon and
pumpkin pie periods.
The report that the Kansas crowd was
not going to take care OF itself in the first
legislature probably originated with some
MissOurian or Texan.
The Norman Transcript mentions.
Hunters should remember that IL Is a vi
olatiOu Of the law TO kill prairie chicken
here until September L.
The cabbage crop in Oklahoma is SPLEEN /
did. This announcement may scare the /
fellows who are in the habit Of smoking |
Candidates cigars, some.
4 great many of the lot owners in Beaver |
are having their old certificates cancelled |
and new ones ISSUED, the new certificates |
being much nicer than the old ones.
Edmond apprehends that It's school |
house. as it stands, viii not accomodate
the large number Of children next fall
This means some more building in Ed
mOud.
II the poet laureate Was on hand what n
graphic description he could give Of the
present political scramble for prrferueut
But the poet laureate was but an cpheme-
raj flower
The Republicans of Britton elected Dr.
Fisher as their central committeeman.
and also passed a SET Of resolutions setting
down on the attempt 70 drag soonerisrn or
into the campaign.
It il reported that =. 80 head Of cattle
have been uuloaded AT Pouc8 since spring I
and that ouIy about Oue-f0urth that mum
Der is now on the POuca reservation. COJn-
plant has been made against the agent
The man who drives along the crest -
the mills for zen miles 81 the city and looks
down upon the great North Canadian
valley, viii never sfterward wonder where 4
Oklahoma City l., 70 derive her support.
says the Journal
The papers that are talking II Oklahoma
being depUyUIa-rd are foolish. There are
thousands "a people waiting for the n@a.
land, TO open. There Is a boomer wagon !
n almost every state IN the union headed
Tor Oklahoma al the present time I
The hay in the bottom j. excellent this 3
year. On the uplands it 3. very light and J
generally can hardly be utilized. BlE
money can be made by obtaining q halng
machine and putting up hay lu the bot 3
vms in bale, the Edmund -Gu says.
From the Tahlequah Telephone f. is 7
earned that the Cherokas nation j. -al.au. /
Tally enharras-ei- The treasurer an :
iounces that he ha- not sufficient funds by F,
everal thousand a0ilar= 20 pay OF the J.
e4chers for the term just ci1--t Pr De-
houEht that an extra session vE.lI ~ called ]
70 devise some means % raising funds f0r
iece5saTy eTpel-e-.
There WIS another glorious rain on Deep
FORK, THURSDAY afteruDoa- The rain
,oured down lu torrents for more tha. aa
.gIr. Ine reports from that section are
o The effect thar crops are splendid The
.Yiaud -4-r - BrittDu, 30 IS said sssil pro
uoe a great crop This year. and along Dep
orE the YIeid viii De enormous both 0f
oru and cotton.
\ terTstn~ia. Alliance was orgauizad A.
l1uo1G Thursday with the following on
ar. President, " II Barton. % Guthrie.
Toe president. ID y Vice. worth. Downs
ecretaTy, Spencer = -ander. D0uus.
Z II. Parker. Norman, chaplain.
I i. Homer, Edmond. lecturer. ". J. =
! cAahan, hIu1risber. assistant lsctarsr.
j C. Powell. BdmguS, door keeper. John
w2-u1iey. Guthrie assistant dooF keeper.
Z 4 DgAstra Edmond se-Esaut-si- arms.
'ster - Hare Seward. executive board r /
Tucker. Downs ~ :. Gould. Is aas!el
NJ Cough. Norman
X q Tims.- Chief Mayes q che Ch~ro-
~ nation. came ~ from Iaklequan In
iaa t@rr5tory Yesre-rlzy. ard IL reg4.terr.i -
the NsiIznd lie ssys fhat TIE reris-i. Z s.
! the Indians nogT beEs3E tskrr "a the Ter =
tory. viii sh0E q population - about I =
90 The oo1tou crop. TIE chief aid. !
ould prove exceptionally LIS this yeag J <.