The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-18
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

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Judge Green's decision will become some
what chinchifed.
This is becoming chestnut "Not to,
day, but tomorrow"
The city schools of Oklahoma City began
with an enrolment of over 600
1t is said that every three weeks sees a
new schoolhouse in Oklahoma.
Judge Green and Judge Seay have lock-
ed arms against the Cherokees.
Guthrie wants great big bon ton hotel
One that is worthy of the capital.
At Oklahoma City, the Santa Fe wheat
notes have nearly all been paid of.
Governor Steele says the new lands will
at once be attached to the land office
Where is the man who said that Cover
nor Steele had left Oklahoma for goodi
There are q, 600 tons of prairie hay with
in radius Of ten miles from Oklahoma
City.
| A man should keep his head in times of
| excitement That is the surest way to
succeed.
There is nothing like excitement in a
new country. It is just like tonic To q
! sick man.
A great many people in Oklahoma like
| President Harrison, but they do not like
his red tape,
1t is too bad that the presidential procla-
nation could not be abridged 10 the single
word go"
! Oklahoma is being praised in Kansas
| this year. The papers say that IT Is the
Kansas spirit that is making Oklahoma
Right in the midst of the opening ex-
l-citement Bee Guthrey took time 10 dis
cover that Adam never was boy. Guth-
ley is an odd genius.
The Arapahoe and Cherokee Indians
should move over TO the east and get a
sight of the way their lands will be gobbled
up pretty soon 1t would prepare them.
The dismissal of the townsite boards ia
Oklahoma on next Thursday will not be
made an occasion Tor general 1ubilatIon in
that territory, but good many people
feel that way about it.
Norman has passed an ordinance re-
qniriDg sidewalks 10 be laid On certain
streets by Sept. 20, otherwise the city will
have the work done and charge the expense
up to the property owners
The first bale Of cotton ginned in Okla
homA this season was gIEned Monday at
u. Northerington's gin, out east OF Ed
mond. The cotton was from the field Of
Mr.. Storks. Mr.. NortheTington says the
lint was OF good length and that the seed
cotton yielded a good quantity Of lint
From /, so pounds Of seed cotton 40
pounds OF lint was secured. Cotton which
thirds itself /. G. produces one pound of
lint from three Of seed cotton, Is consider
ed extra good
Before law was extended over No Mans
Laud the whole country was flooded with
reports Of the desperate class that infested
that country. IL was prOpbesisd that
when the la1 was finally established over
that cnf1utry fhA courts Eouid b. nyerruu
with criminal business and tbs county Be
bankFupted in attempting 70 meet court
expenses. Law has prevailed il that
county a year and a half now and the dis
trict court has held little more han week
all told. But two or three criminal cases
have ever been upon tbe docket az any one
term, and al cases have been disposed Of
Up 70 date.
Oklahoma Tiues-Jourzzi: The Okis
hona experiezce viii doubtless be repeated /
N the aew eoasfFT. After the fret wild /
rash on April z, lss<. people supposed \
there was not foot of Gooc lArd lsfs IN
claimed. but as late - September claims /
were found which viii Bow sell for q 80 1
20 &3.0o1. The best farms in tie teTrstory 4
were taken By men wsO lad 10 snEenrloa
of holding them, acd ten DAYS after The
opening the bezr yslley farms. now work /
g., 600, were sold fCr f1to aud lesz Tie
man who expects 20 fad . home ia ps~
country can DO about - vel 70 - n, vel 4
equipped 70 lock tAe country ever before
settling down In al probability &c e1r. /
N q week tine. EnG a oisifn that suits
him exActlT asd which car - lad il s1
ehanze for the b0-ss BE wCald have Killed /
riding haindlT izso tns ceuEtry.
BRANDON < Linssey Of Olahonnz CIty.
Tuss1ay.. sod a ci4inz h~d8aztuz 10 Mea /
E1.z4essh Peasy tos Sl.oo0 IHs calm 10