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

We will have to quit quoting the Nebras-
ka statutes pretty soon.
The next election must look dreadfully
far off to the fellows who were beat.
Pretty near everybody is willing TO ad-
NIT that summer is bad season TO hold
elections.
Twenty car loads of steel for the Choc-
taw road arrived IN one train at FL Reno
last week.
If this last election had included the gov
ernorship, who would have been elected 10
the position?
Now since it has rained FL Reno will
probably 90 TO calling Reno City mud
hole again.
The FL Reno Eagle Of next week will not
crow. But ii will deputlze some ROSTERS
to do it for him.
The rain wasn't altogether too late.
There is the grape crop that was saved
and the trees and lawns.
The man who can tell you how lit was
all DONE is abroad again. He Is generally
the fellow who didn't get there, too.
The big Caddo hotel has at last reached
its destination. 1t is not often that one
individual can pick up 50 many beds and
walk.
In one respect Oklahoma is a great deal
There are not SO many brass bands prac-
ticing.
Somebody fell into cistern at FL Reno
last week Some people are bound to have
rain if they have to do the falling them
selves.
The prairies are burning in the Indian
territory There will be great fall
pasturage if there are rains IN August and
September
A farmer living northwest Of Guthrie
has a fine looking mlllet neld averaging
five feet in height and bearing heads eight
inches long.
Under the provisions Of the Nebraska
law, the city council can call an election
for police judge or appoint judge who
will serve the people
The first patent ever granted to parties
in Oklahoma was received recently by
Louis Breded and Arthur Morrison for "A
refrigerator shipping case.
Some of the conquered candidates are
not out of the race. Only change OF
base. 1t is now the race for something to
eat and wear next winter.
Two of the candidates in the Fourth
county were named Frint and Boles. This
ought to prove telling ticket among the
cotton raiseTs and the nursery men.
The FL Reno Eagle thinks it IS a shame
that James TOmpkiu has never been given
the due credit for his sagacity in coming
to IL Reno 10 be the first boy baby born in
that town.
Two members of the Indian commission
bought lots in FL Reno. II would be diff
ticult. just now, to find "A man in Fl Reno
who does not think those two members
smart men,
A man at Fl Reno defines them as the
Jumper aud the ''jumpee." If Moan
Webster doesn't kick the coffin lid of at
this, we don't believe the tradition that
dead people turn in their collins.
You hear a good many stories of gold in
The Indian territory. ii there j. any un-
discovered gold in the territory. there will
not be- more OppOrtune time for il 70 ap
pear than now.
A minister Of Oklahoma City preached a
sermon on W bat was and what I am -
the Sunday before election. The sermon
after the election would have probably
been considered personal by some OF the
defeated candidates
Word has been received here 70 the effect
that an appropriation Of $1,000 has been
made for the purpose of charging tine
Cheyenne Indian school building ~ Cadd0
Springs. ana that three sections Of land
surrounding the Springs have been declar-
Ell schOo! reservation. says the II Reno
Eagle. The land will be- used ~ a train
ing farm for the education Of the Indians
IN the science Of farming
Guthrie News: Colonel ShankliD and
Mr.. Merrlweather are certainly going 10
do all they can towards giving lot owners
titles a. soon - possible. They placed
yesterday valuations on "a nun Der of block.
and, II they keep up At that rate. they will
not be long in completing their work iu
Inc CITY. w hen their plafs are approved
they VIII be issued a trust deed 10 the
toWu~i'es for which they pay the gov
eminent SlZ5 per acre After they re-
celve the deed they are then ready 10
issues titles 70 lots The members OK the
board are crowdiDg the WORK. and seem to
want 20 nete ont Justice 90 all Mr. No
Dad Is with the commission now. and
with these three gentlemen pushing the
matter, our peppe viii not have 20 va. :
long for titles. They made prof before
the land Office today "a trustee Tor TIE
people Witne-~es were examined ~ show
that the land was divided into lots and
'ras used FOR business purpose. and proof
was made ~ foyvu4lte