The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-27
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Beaver county is showed in again
It doesn't take Guthrie two hours to get
up a first-claSs political row.


| It doesn't take Guthrie two hours to get
up first-class political row.
Guthrie has decided to organize a fair
| association and racing course.
A Texan Is thinking of putting up a
cotton seed oil plant at Oklahoma City.
The Sac and Fox will have $50, 900 paid
| to them by the government IN few days.
The creeks in Oklahoma ere full, not
withstanding the United States revenue
| laws.
| The Oklahoma City Journal has a
''boom article pretty nearly every day
| now.
| The Oldest settler doesn't remember any
such rain 1t lacked only about thirty
seven days and nights of being another
| food.
| It is as hard to keep the cattlemen out
of the strip as it is to keep flies away from
sugar.
| There are two or three men IN OSiaho-
ma who have declined to be candidate
| this year.
! A man By the name of Paris Green lives
in Logan county. He has corner on rails
ing potatoes.
The incipient base bail clubs have all
been drowned out in Oklahoma. That Is
another thing to thank the rain for.
| There was another shooting scrape at
Oklahoma City. Tuesday night. Death
| sentences do not seem 10 convey ali the
warning they should.
| Governor Steele will promulgate today
| his instructions from Secretary Noble
relative to the leasing OF school lands.
The announce is eagerly looked for 81
great many people.
Lurty, the first United States marshal
| Oklahoma ever had by the grace OF the
president. has been sued by his clerk Tor
his salary. He wants 5000 for the WORK
he didn't get TO do.
| The duties of the commission recently
appointed TO locate the Normal school at
| Edmond are to approve the location, TO re-
celve bids for and have charge OF the cree
ton of the building, to sell the town lots
in the remaining thirty acres OF the forty
donated by the city of Edmond.
The best thing Oklahoma City has done
for long time happened yesterday. The
| police were instructed to arrest every man
| found carrying concealed weapons. The
authorities recognize the fact that a ma
| jority of the crime committed grow out OF
this practice. and they propose to put a
stop to it. In the future all persons in
dulging in this practice will be prose
| cuted.
| The Guthrie News launches this shaft:
| That hot sandwich house on wheels Is a
| nuisance, and the city council, as a last act
of their incumbency, should remove IL.
| Every night it attracts a let of young,
| yellow haired ruffians. who make Rome
| howl. They have already broken one win
| dow glass in the News Office and last night
| stray rock bounced against the frame,
barely saving like result.
Gen. E. Williamson. of Fort Smith, Tex.
secretary of the Catawba Indian associa-
ton, lays claim to share of the Cherokee
| lands and monies, on grounds of former
connection and association. The Catawbas
are but a small tribe, some OF whom are
scattered through the Indian territory,
| their headquarters being near Rock Hill,
South Carolina, where they have a reser-
walton fifteen miles square, which they
wish TO exchange with the United States
government for lands in the Cherokee
nation E. H Hurd, chief of this tribe, is
expected to visit the territory shortly,
| with view to entering into negotiations
with the Cherokees for removal to that
nation.
Kingfsher World: Judge Seay. Bob
Palmer, NJ. NJ. Duncan and Fred c. Couch
went out duck hunting the other day, and
to have a little sport with the venerable
judge they purchased some blank shells
and loaded them with beans. At the OPP
perfume time the judge was politely re-
quested to fire at some ducks gracefully
gliding on the water only a short distance
away. The judge was delighted at the
prospect for such fine shot, but told
them he would have to shoot sitting, as he
could not hit the broad side of barn
standing up The jokers agreed to this
and the judge alighted from the vehicle
and cautiously crept toward the innocent
buckets until reaching spot where the
occupants of the carriage could not see
him, the judge slyly pulls out the shells
loaded with beans and inserts couple OF
good ones, loaded with regulation duck
Shot, takes careful aim and fire, bagging
three of the ducks.
Great C8sarp' exclaimed Duncan. 'ff
you had had shot instead of beans, judge,
you would have killed the whole flock"