The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-17
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Who will be the biggest man in tn,
council?
) Cotton pickers are in great demand ir
Texas. Aid yourself little
The obituary notices would make if they
were collected, a good sized book.
y week from Wednesday and the new
legislators will step upon the stage.
Payne county seems to enjoy a monopo-
ly of the Peoples party in Oklahoma
They have begun to tack Senator and
Councilman" to the members names
+. j. Mitchell, the man whom Milt Rev
nOlds beat, is anxious to try it over again.
Several of the Oklahoma papers are fav-
oring 100000 appropriation for highways
from congress.
DIR. w. H. Clutter, of Oklahoma City.
is a candidate for the assembly from Ok
lahoma county.
The county attorney of Logan will close
| up all saloons and druggists who sell liquor
without permits.
The grading on the Choctaw railroad is
| completed for distance of seven miles
west of McAlster.
! Judge Lowe, of Guthrie. has been men
| toned as the probable Democratic candi-
/ date for congress.
| The county clerk of Canadian has a
| human skull for paper weight. 1t was
| picked up on the prairie.
The fact that Mrs Steele Is a society
lady would indicate that the social season
of Guthrie will open early this season.
Down in Canadian county watermelons
are becoming drug on the market, while
the sales of Jamaica ginger are increasing
daily
The people of FL Reno are just getting
the nice things Win Diven thought about |
them, too. when he used TO be booming |
Reno City.
Another man in Oklahoma has found |
gold field. He had better quit telling it TO |
people though. lie might get the reputa- |
ton of a liar
Mr. Buford, of the Oklahoma City land |
office. only has a birthday once IN four /
years. He was born on the 18th of Febru- |
airy, leap year.
The Republicans Of Guthrie met yester-
day for the purpose OF nominating a candi-
date for representative from the Eighth
representative district.
Mrs NJ w. Reynolds and daughter will
probably leave the territory and reside at
Lawrence, Kan, where Nh Reynolds
owned some property.
Several Of the candidates who were not
elected 10 the legislature. have since dis
covered that the old suit of clothes will do
very well through one more winter
The government road to Ninco TO Ora
ham, Tex, by way of Fort Sill. a distance
OF los miles. is completed and is the longest
stage line in that section of the union.
Mrs. Steele. wife Of the governor. son
and daughter, were expected 10 arrive at |
Guthrie last Thursday. The daughter is 7
a young lady;the boy thirteen years OF age
Down at RI Reno when a gambler ap- s
pears the city marshal gives him the choice !
49,. Al. L
a fine. Gamblers don't trouble Fl Reno ?
much either
The different towns in Oklahoma are \
citing their finger nails grow long 50 that p
hey can enjoy the scramble for the insane I
isylum, penitentiary,d deaf and dumb insti-
utes andsofOrth.
The Guthrie News is fighting Harry
lark. census supervisor Of Oklahoma. Mr. z
Jlark's sin seems 20 be that he j. young
nd that bis father-in-law j. a friend Of .
senator Plumb's.
Orme +. Martin, who has contracted to :.
oliver ., 400 cords OF wood at Fort Reno. y
tates that the work will be commenced | :
ext week. and VIII probably be com u
eted Dy December ]. a
There viii be meeting held AZ Norman. 7
aturday, 25rd OF this month by ths farm =
r. and lab0rlng men Of the Union Labor
arty, for the purpose OF organizing the
ounty Of Cleveland 3
The Peoples party AZ Oklahoma
ave nominated George ". Puckett. of Z -
Payne county, for representa- ! =.
we for Eighth district, and T. T. Powell / ~
s candidate for Second district. n
The Noble Democrat j. out with a very y
sy rooster this week. r. had been await "
with interest Lots q people n Okla oi
GMa had never seen a Texas rooster and tr
auted 20 see what he looked ike n,
An attempt was made Monday % Gle 2 q
lutest upon the II Reao town site but -
Do EvoHld-be coutestaut was informed bv -
- land officers that his application could
lt be considered, under the late iustruc-
ol- from the land commissioner
The D-ugocra Sc central conrnitt- deefa-
yesterday - call a CglTeatlJu II mot
Guthrie "a Monday 70 nominate an a.
uoiyu.aa Tor TIE EigEta district Ox{a-
ma VII have - delegate, Logan 10
@Fe-aaa ., Danaaizn ?. hl1glsher aad
ayue 4
r Reno Eagle: Some reools f., v.--i,f-..
friends "a Oklahoma, sts' ,qrifs .sIrP
r. on the envelope. Oklahoma f. no
ore . part q the Indian territorv tbaB
Wa - = part or LOUISIANA l. has ia
- t%rF1tor-al govern uaEut and a 4 i.-!Dct-
T name o. rs owa-tEat Of Oklahoma
T-Itory.
De Official ma jorities % the ueszIvsls-t-
oS4aaetaa City officials q. given by the
r. ar a. follows. Gsulf -. W.ttsr
y p-haw. -, Barns. ~ Miller. ~
= c5iii linen elect eFno serve untll NaY
- ar- q. A Peyton. = W B4l@s
IN EDn.cs and John Brogzu- Tbo-s
o. Term expires "a Nay !. lz11. are 7
bar~g9V- - = Miller. 2 4 Eraa and
T. Braats1 =,
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~ eEz= t..-4-.1i ts5-s - cotton all - So
.n-l r. tl.s c5ty rms fall TAls wil ~ -
s@ity fair showing wbe1 u Is o1o-ia- ~.
u toat cotton wss planted here merely
al experiment, D4t Ins IDz.all4cs5t Es-