The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-22
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The city treasury of Guthrie has $500 in
it.
Ell Reno, Kingfsher and Guthrie all have
capitol hills.
Everything will point to the county fair
for a month now.
The Indian is busy rolling dollars over
Oklahoma. 1t is great sport.
Norman has raised 800 to build road
into the PottawatOmie country.
The Oklahoma farmer will be as busy as
all-get-out from now until frost time.
There is no doubt that the Indian will
eventually become civilized-a civilized
beggar.
The estimate for this seasons corn crop
quarter bushels.
Miss Julia Stewart denies that she was
going TO elOpe with "Bunky" thereby
showing her good sense.
FL Reno is having a snap. One week
the Indians get lot of cash and next week
the soldiers are paid off.
1t is an easy thing in Oklahoma right
now to see the smoke from four or i've
threshing machines from one poinr.
Frank Greer claims that 10000 Okla
homa farmers read the weekly Capital.
There is one thing about Greer. He is
always Frank.
The longer the allotting agents put off
their work the more it is costing the gov
eminent New Indian papooses are being
born every day.
There is really only the necessity of one
more meeting on the part of the Alliance
of Oklahoma and that ought to be meet
ing to formally dispense.
Marshal Grimes and 10 Post left Guth-
RE for kinghsher the other day with one
bottle of beer and one hundred pounds Of
ice in the bottom OF the buggy.
a little Oklahoma City boy drank some
lye last year that made two structures in
his throat. Last Tuesday he swallowed a
plum seed and died from its effect.
There are lots of things that occur in the
Indian department and under its eyes that
will come out some day, and any number
of people will be laid out in the explosion
The Dalton boys recently paid a visit to
MulhaiL They bought some ammunition
and drinks. They were recognized but no
one had the temerity 70 say you are my
prisoners. II any one had said this they
stood chance of getting $4,000 reward in
silver. but better chance Of receiving a
small chunk OF lead.
Oklahoma Times-Journal: The Okla
homa farmer has at last turned the trade
b lance in his favor. For two years he
has been driving 10 town with cash and
returning with every article of food needed
for man and beast. Now he Is able to
bring to town any food article that VIII
grow in this latitude and be returns with
his pocket fun of cash.
Guthrie Capital: The county commits
siouers are still in session as a board of
equalization The task is an arduous one.
/ There seems TO have been no common basis
OF apprajsement and the results may be
/ imagined. Another year II Will De well TO
have the appraisers throughout the coun-
Il, n least, if not the territory. have a
meeting before entering upon their duties
and odopt uniform scale OF rating.
The secretary of the interior has ap-
proved the division of the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indian reservation as recon-
mended by Governor Stee!e. The new
counties, being six il number. including
the Wichita country, will each contain an
area OF 900 square miles, more or less. and
the county seats OF Canadian and King
fisher counties Will remain where they are
The present boundary lines Of these coun-
ties will be changed considerably, King
fisher county viii be given the north tier
Of townships now part o. Canadian coun-
". and the west line OF each will be ex-
tended twenty miles. running 70 the South
Canadian river on the south. This viii
place FL Reno close 10 the center Of the
county.