The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-19
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A Guthrie restaurant advertises good
grub"
| A claim near Edmond sold for sl.25I
last week.
There are o.s2l children going to school
in Oklahoma City.
| 1t begins to LOOK like March was goign
out like mad RAM
A board of pension examiners at Norman
have been appointed.
What has become of that wild cry OF
yore, pillow fireguardss"
| An attempt is being made to start an
| Alliance paper at Frisco.
| The campers in the Pottawatomie coun-
| try have been ordered to .'vamoose"
| Norman would be more popular with
the travelling public if it had good hotel.
| Monday s., 235 were paid out to the school
! teachers of Logan and Oklahoma counties
| from Guthrie.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians
| have begun to trip the fantastic toe OF the
| ghost dance again.
| The Minco minstrel is to be enlarged
and run by joint stock company. That
sounds pretty big.
| VIII Crawford, the young newspaper
| man of Cleveland county, has been made
| deputy clerk of his county.
| Oklahoma City will feel almost as glad
| if it gets through the Choctaw difficulty as
| it would had it gained the capital.
| Just about the time everybody has man
| aged TO get their gardens going. a blizzard
viii strike. 1t always happens so.
Norman supports very fine specimen
| of a town cow She succeeds in gobbling
up all the newly planted trees III town.
Day after tomorrow the Kickapoos In
dams will be counted by the agent They
will be stood up liz a row for this purpose.
Sawyer, the editor of the Oklahoma City
Times telegraphs from Washington that
Oklahoma viii get S25, 900 for the purchase
of seed
The fishermen around Guthrie think the
fish in the Cottonwood would bite if there
were any in it. They want the govern
ment to stock the stream.
When Governor Steele was in Okla
homa City, he registered from Oklahoma.
There is no telling what would have hap
pened had he put it Guthrie.
The Cherokee council has reduced the
salaries of school teachers in that nation.
Of course. the first place an Indian would
commence u economic would be on his
education.
Minco Minstrel: A treaty with the In
dams is like a jack pot; you never know
what is in it till some fellow opens it
who holds q full hand. Up TO that you
can read it as you like; but after that he
dictates.
Ell Reno and Frisco are now quarreling
over the prospect of an addition to the
county. FL Reno wants part of the new
Indian country, when it comes in, added
to Canadian county. Frisco says the
county is lerge enough.
Governor Steele visited Oklahoma City
with his wife, Monday. Such proceed
ing four months ago would have been dan
gerous. Oklahoma has toned down more
this winter than il ever did in all the pre-
ceding period of its history.
The first territorial money paid into the
treasurs of Oklahoma, was that paid by
DIR. j. NJ. Craig, chairman of the terri
torial board of pharmacy, the amount be-
ing S2l7 received for examinations and
diplomas issued by the board of pharmacy.
Ell Reno Eagle: FL Reno has no legal
existence as a municipal corporation. Will
the city incorporate according TO law and
elect officers who will have power to act
in conformity with the laws? Under the
organic act the laws of Nebraska ceased to
govern the territory the Gath day of last
December.
Oklahoma City Journal: The peaceful
hours of slumber last night was disturbed
by the believing and groaning OF what
semed to be some hideous beast which
had come forth in the dead hours of night
from the Jungle of the North Canadian
bottom, but when the matter was investi-
gated it was discovered that some OF the
bloods of the city were only serenading
their best girls with the travelling street
calliope.