The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
OKLAHOMA OUTGIN RS.

The town of Perkins has no contest.
With the FL Reno dog it is now tag OF
death.
The Beaver school has been going for a
month.
The new bell in the Methodist church at
Kingfisher cost 500.
Oklahoma City's opera house will be
opened Friday evening.
Ell Reno has public school fund of her
own amounting TO $3.50.
The lowest thing on the market in
Oklahoma Is the skate. "
A covered wagon will be a great curiosi-
ty in Oklahoma some day.
Edwards is another town that will in
dulge in Thanksgiving ball
According to the Topic, a Purcell man is
going to build fifteen houses to rent.
If Oklahoma is made a state, what tailor
Is willing to suggest coat of arms?
The example of hardness in the legisla-
lures school law is not praiseworthy.
Oklahoma always has something inter-
esting on tapis. 1t is statehood, now.
Judge Harvey LEFT for Washington yes
terday. Congress convenes next Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Journal thinks that
governor will finally sign the kingfsher
bill
Oklahoma City is talking 'Choctaw"
a good deal harder than it ever did Capt
tai"
According to the papers the cabbages in
Oklahoma grow two or three pounds on
every day.
Two hundred and fifty dollars worth of
forest trees are to be planted in the public
park at Edwards.
1t is said that FL Reno does not want to
contest for the capital until it will be
permanently located.
Last Friday evening the electric lights
at Oklahoma City were turned on for the
first time, at $40 p. m,
The trade of horse thieves will never
again be what it has been since Grimes
took the reins from Lurty.
One of the society events not mentioned
in the kingfisher and FL Reno papers Is
the Cheyenne ghost dance.
The New World calls tomind that while
the Kingfisher bill will be vetoed, the ad-
vertisement it received is not loss.
An aesthetic Indian with an artistic cog
nomen. Big Belly took in FL Reno last
week with war whoop and pistol
A mass meeting at Oklahoma City the
other evening protested against any new
counties being cut out Of the old ones.
DR.. Long. the sick member of the IeCis-
lature. Is slowly improving, but he Will
probably not occupy his seat again this
session.
The Oklahoma Journal ought to know
that it wrongs the EAGLE, when II charges
that its telegraphic heads intend 70 show
any preference.
The Guthrie townsite board had s.. 900
in the Commercial bank wreck. The loss,
if any, viii have 70 be borne by them, as
Uncle sam takes no account Of bursted
banks.
4 party Of Creek Indians recently dis
posed Of their cotton in Oklahoma Ii was
exceedingly fine in quality, coming from
old ground. Il shows 70 what perfection
Oklahoma cotton can be brought within
few years
This IS the way the = Reno Eagle di-
vides up the Indian money or the 80 600
which the Cheyenne and AraPahoe Indians
viii be paid in cash, Fl Reno viii ges
about tl25.C0a: the Indian traders and post !
raiders al Darlington and Fort Reno. ~
spectively. will secure in the neighbor-
hood Of S75, 600. ard kinghsher may sue
iced IN capturiu. the remaining 1900 I
aimble dollars
kinKfsher Courier: 4 very important 4
hing - the farmers OF Oklahoma next ,
'pring vii be tbs securing OF good Seec . .
llsnt the coming season. and y VIII u 4
vel for them 70 prepare n advance Of the Z
1lanting time NsuE Of them can now -
.ure seed corn. osts and other grains wiki
much greater ease than later II the seaeon,
nd IN every instance possible the farmer
hoUld do 80 Grain Will be both scarce
nd high priced next spring ann the set-
Ter who - then supplied viii 0c fortunate !