Wichita eagle., 1890-02-11
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The labor of breaking priarie land in
Oklahoma can now be hired AZ s. per acre.
| Mr.. Brown Jones Smith" Is in Wash
ington working for Oklahoma-and him
| self.
| A few Kansas papers have apprehensions
| that Oklahoma will be a rival OF Kansas
| IN county seat wars.
| The Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians
will be visited by the Cherokee commis-
siOners next month.
What do the boys In Oklahoma run of
| for? IL is not TO go 20 the Wild aud woody.
/ They are there already. .
| There is a boom coming: at.least when
the March winds are here Oklahoma real
estate Will be blowed good deal.
The colored people Of Oklahoma are not
starving There are too many 'possums
in those 'diggings" for anything like that.
The Democrats at Guthrie had meet
| ing Friday night and that was what every
body mistook for q prairie fire II tie
south.
The Guthrie Capital calls Itself the
great religious daily Of Oklahoma This
may have some ailusion to the three col
umns of society news il publishes every
Sunday.
The Guthrie Capital. while recognizing
that Oklahoma is in need Of lave. thinks
that there is such a thing crowdiny
congress with too many petitions Of petty
purposes.
The Beaver City Tribune, in heading,
hints that Norman stand wants some
wives u was generally supposed that tho
name, Norman 's-land, itself would bring
an influx OF ambitious woman. hitherto
handicapped by men.
Outlawry in the Indian territory will
cease iouly when settlement is permitted.
tie Journal thinks. As the territory now
is there il so much unsettled country that
IL IS next 20 impossible 10 capture tie
numerous gangs Ot outlaws.
The public Improvement COMMITTEES %
the four cities a Guthrie. Fast Guthrie,
West Guthrie aud Capitol Hill. will bold
joint meeting in the Guthrie, prgpgr.
council chsmbeT. on Tuesday night. FEB
ruary II. The Object Is - discuss ard
agree npon a uniform width Of sidewalk.
Guthrie Capital. Mes.ss. Perkins and
Plumb have both introduced b.lls-oBs iu
The house and one iu the sspats-eitheT n
which would meet our Immediate de-
mands Both bills are good and would &c
acceptible TO our people. OF cou ~ there
is quite a diversity % opinion as 20 TIE
relative merits = the tHo bills, and while
some argue that Perkins b!ii ls the more
suitable. others advance the opiuion thA.
the Plumb BIZ would bs better for al pGF-
poesA
: Purcell Topic: 8fs. soot:. wsll-;o-do
Greek widow. living between Wswokssnd
We:urnka. Wa robhed % $40 "a gold coiJ.
Las. Is e-readaF. Two men cooi!y walked
into Ter house and told Aer they ~Eutsd
heY money. threatening % hang her un!sss
she gave l. up she Has known % keep
large sums % money Ia Der house. aad tas
robbery was plsansd and executed by par
stsk
she believes tssy were white assn cisxuis-
ed as negrOeS
Okisbos1a City Journal: Farmers are
Ike al otbsr classes ia respect % croppsag
into rutA IL cotton raiser % Tsrsa
should sL1sgra.s 70 TIE Eortt pole the Hfst
thlag tie would 90 would oa 20 prepare ia
ground Tor crop 81 cDtton. and 80 TIA
EsquImaax would probably b found &C.
dssseFinZ 20 propagate = espp II EAebsas
under the equator. Tnsrs - 10 kspa cf
cro2nd The coming s>1sc1 bat sod. sad s.
= wei kno7sp 10 farmers thst pos o2ce IA
ter ysaFz may tosy E.zsonshly expect 20
Yaiss eYs2 o: corr Gu s-eh ground
" bsn We saT sod grrzn1 ws mean sod
ground. u 70 not turf that has S~sn
r,sssuresl - closely TIA. s11zt q {. is kf!srd
osgt. b1s the ;ouzb zbsss kid q sod that esa
70. De cultivated nat8 ths sEx<a rooss
hays had ;lEss % Tot- Brs>ora eogu dos
ws!l II s1ch gro1rf riis9ut ssy eaitifa-
ton. Foar scr-s will yisi4 ioa q Sss4z
wa.ch 81 ia lowest viii brto2 sso Tiers
ls a xreA. deal II hard Eoyk attsoeigax sEs
harvesting u tee rrop. tu, by p.Anftnz 81
intervals = small family ca1 easily tsks
care Of bfissn acres OF naoTs. saa Txs have
ansgSs tsnie a~sasxss 20 do az tGe oeb@g
~ork o1 The tArfn- 4 eash o-tlsy of t-n
dcl4zrs @2l secure al tie nszraiHefy
nsesszary- Ths.s = not forraas ia bsos1n
cerr, bat tters Is rez1T esonsy ia 10
sEsc 20 C.ssf crs9 viii si<41 c<4iAr