The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-16
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The yellow has begun to creep into the
| Oklahoma corn.
Hennessey claims to be the best wheat
! market in Oklahoma.
John Ollie says the Oklahoma cotton is
finer than the Texas product.
| The Guthrie News has discovered that
only the female mosquitoes bite.
| Guthrie has health ordinance that re-
| quires the cutting of weeds in the streets.
Chief Mayes is on top. But this is for
| only four years. Next time he won't know
what hit him.
The Santa Fe railroad offers to haul the
material to the Normal school at Edmond
| for half rates.
| The intruders in the Chickasaw nation
are going to be driven out by Byrd. But
he is big one.
Hennessey Clipper: George Bear says
| he has stalk of corn in his field bearing
an even dozen cars.
Whenever an Oklahoma editor wants to
take day off he publishes four column
land office decision.
Captain Delaney, receiver of the Okla
| hOma City land office, denies that he has
sent in his resignation.
Hennessey has come to the conclusion
up. tax has been levied
Oaklahoma is to have three harvest ex
cursions this fall The dates are August
%, September the Is and %.
The Guthrie Capital says, "Take the
Strip first and settle with the Indians af-
forwards Is the growing sentiment"
They are talking of private subscriptions
TO help the worlds fairs exhibition for
Oklahoma, 1t didn't work in Kansas
Lots of the society people in Oklahoma
who give it out that they are going north
to spend the summer, come up into
Kansas.
If there are any number Of days notice
given in the opening of the new lands, the
people will begin pouring into Oklahoma
Immediately.
After this whenever Governor Steele
wants to write letter to the president, he
will send w. 2. Thompson out of the city,
as delegate to some convention.
The allotting agents of the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe country seem 10 be almost
as active as the deputy marshals were in
their attempt to catch the Dalton boys.
Governor Steele has more influence with
the administration than anybody else in
the territory. and what he advises about
the opening of the new lands viii probi-
bly, be adopted.
There is Il good deal of conjecture about
what the Oklahoma City fellows are
providing about Guthrie for. If the legIs-
lature was in session. it might be polite to
lock up the capital over nights.
''By the death of General Grant only
two of our ex-presdents remain among
the living-Hayes aud Arthur OF the ex-
vice presidents only Hannibal Hamlin aud
William y. Wheeler are living" says the
Chickasaw Enterprise a progressive"
Journal
Mr.. Grifinstein last spring had few
punches of Bermuda grass set in the en-
closure surrounding his ranch buildings
down in the PotJ country. The grass has |
spread rapidly and covered more than
half the ground, despite the fact that il is /
constantly tramped over. The stock break /
in occasionally TO get at the grass which |
they prefer 20 any other Mr. Bradbury. !
the ranch foreman. thinks that it is Just /
the grass needed in that country While /
it will bother cultivated fields some il /
will also cover the hill lands aud afford 4
excellent pasture.
Oklahoma TImes-Journal: Attachments /
were issued Thursday Oh all the /
Choctaw IN Oklahoma. The head Off /
ciaIs viii be here tomorrow, and il is I
believed that matters can then be satisfac-
tOrily adjusted. If they can not the court 4
will be asked TO dstach this portion Of the 4
road and make it liable for only that part 4
of the debt Of the entire road which has 4
been incurred in the construction Of the 4
Oklahoma portion IL this IS done re-
will be issued at once 10 pay for the com
pletion of the road There Is a standing
offer to furnish material on such condI-
tiOus.