Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Topeka Capital speaks of the Okla
homelessiteS.
The government buildings at Darlington
have been recently appraised.
The Beno City Eagle wants to know who
will be the first delegate to congress.
One hundred and one farmers arrived on
one train at Guthrie short time ago to
locate il Oklahoma.
The Guthrie Capital is authority for the
statement that ''the people OF Oklahoma
are doing pile of thinking"
Oklahoma ought not to suffer for the
want of beef. They say that cattle are
awful cheap over in the Iowa reservation.
One of Oklahomas papers was to give
us "a history of the Cherokees, commencing
january. Has it gone astray with
Springer's Christmas gifti
Milt Reynolds is rearing coop Of tur-
keys on his farm and all his spare mo-
ments are taken up notifying Jealous nim-
rods that they are not wild.
The Saltwater Gazette knows something
good acoming. 1t says: saltwater city
property will double in value within the
next ninety days. Mark this prediction. "
The man who starts a boom on the sale
of native evergreens III this section Will
make good thing of it, says an exchange
JnaC Is up on ldLuSCdpS SiiocUiuS auu
ought to know.
Bishop W. X. Ninde, OF Topeka goes to
Oklahoma City next week to attend the
Indian mission conference to be held there
in the first Protestant church dedicated to
worship in the territory.
Uncle Sam issued annuity goods to the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians last week,
aud enterprising Lo lost no time in tryin z
to swap" shoes, coats and other civilized
apparel for filthy lucre.-Reno City Eagle,
The Atchison Globe says from April q,
1SSS, to the 1st OF January, 1890. one con-
sIeuor TO the Women's exchange baked
|. .Slg pies" and now it is generally under
stood in Oklahoma, from where those pies
come.
Milt REYNOLDS latest is that Oklahoma
is the land of fair god. lie doesn't say
who this god is, but 1t is supposed from
the tenor of an adjoining editorial that
Judge Perkins IS meant.
1t looks very much like the spring boom
had come with the ground hog. There
have been more Improvements made IN
Edmond during the past week than IN any
four weeks Of its past history.
No wonder that Oklahoma makes noise
In the world-it is full Of CannOns. West
Guthrie has a Cannon for mayor, Capital
Hin has a Cannon for mayor, and the Re-
publican central committee Of the territory
has Cannon for chairman. The Edmond
Sun so informs Us.
And let Us ask the Kansas City Journal
why nol!' when it says: The St Louis
Republic suggests that. If the worlds fair
can not 20 TO 81. Louis, 1t might 80 with
advantage to st. Paul and Minneapolis,
which, together, constitute very large
aud representative western city Rather
than have the fair 90 10 Chicago, -. Louis
would like 70 see it located in Oklahoma
City,
Guthrie Capital: Reports Of suffering
in the country IN certain parts Of Okla
homa come in. No doubt some OF them
are true January was tough month and
tested seyerly the scanty resources OF many
claimholders There should be some sys-
tematic organization for the relief OF all
sufferers, until the bright sun and activity
of spring lets them get out and hustle Tor
themselves.
Judge Perkins writes to the editor Of the
Edmond sun: u succeeded IN passing
my town site bill on yesterday, and it VII!
20 at once TO the senate for consideration.
Some amendments we're engrafted onto
the bill which DO not ike, but think IN
the senate or il committee, we Will DC abe
10 modify them so that the bill VIII be fair
10 all and reasonably satisfactory 20 the
people OF Oklahoma The house seemed
disposed to cut every sooner, and every
man xho purchased from sooner, AID y
was very hard matter 10 stand up and
protect the innocent and secure the pass-
age Of a bill that would not conn-catc the
property OF many honest settlers,