The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-08
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Judge Seay calls this a southern winter.
sam Paul and Ira Terrill are in the same
box
Embree's body was buried at Arkansas
City.
The Oklahoma newspapers are all talk
ing railroads again.
The busiest men in Oklahoma are the
county superinJendents
Delegate Harvey is working very hard
trying to earn his 5000.
1t is about time for the woman with the
first brood of chickens 10 appear.
Speaking of lynching, Oklahoma City
has correspondent of the Kansas City
Sun.
Terrill is said to eat mince pies before
going to bed TO make his dreams pleas
anter
One Oklahoma man viii vote against
Senator Ingalls,. That IS Gillette of Hen
nessey.
Councillor Nesbitt says this talk about
no laws being passed by the legislature Is
all bosn.
Two hundred and fifty registered letters
are sent out of the Oklahoma City land
office, every month.
4 young man whose christian names
are Daniel Voorhees, is a candidate for re
corder in Cleveland county.
"Tiddledy winks" has struck Guthrie
There, however. 1t Is necessary TO tlddledy
dime also before you get your drink.
Spring gardening VIII be the next thing
in Oklahoma There are no flies on the
man who takes up the shovel and the hoe
Hamlin Sawyer's poetry; Oklahoma is
herself again. The chilling winds have
ceased TO blow and earth and nature smile
you know.
There is one man in Oklahoma who does
not know which Is the best town IN the
territory He has property both in Guth-
RE and Oklahoma City.
The Chickasaw Nation has granted a
charter to the Chickasaw Mining COM
pany for twenty-nine miles square In the
vicinity of Table mountain.
The Norman Advance has been nosing
around the records and has discovered that
Governor Steele opposed the opening OF
Oklahoma when he was IN congress.
The Oklahoma City Gazette thinks if
the members of the legislature carry guns
in proportion TO their plumber some or
them will be running field batteries.
Oklahoma has never had a lynching. It
has come quite near it two or three times,
element and let the law take its course.
Miss Addie Willett of district No. l.,
township IS, west, holds the first legal
teachers certificate issued in Logan coun-
ty, she having passed the necessary exam
ination last Saturday.
Hon. Daniel Harader met with a severe
accident near Hennessy on Saturday. His
team ran away and came near tearing the
clothes entirely Oft his person, besides
bruising him up considerably.
Oklahoma City Journal: Some seem to
think that the county superintendent Will
be elected on February 3. but II IS the
opinion of several attorneys consulted
that he will hold until the first general
election in November 1892.
A sewing machine agent of MattOOn,
Ills, recently discovered in the wife of q
well-tO-do Indian in Oklahoma, a Nation
young lady who disappeared years ago and
was thought TO have committed suicide
She came west and was teacher of an In
dian school and married one OF her pupils
She has two Indian children.
Purcell Register: Mr.. d. Seaman, of the
vicinity of Shawneetown, was among our
visitors Monday He tells us that the
Potts are rapidly taking their allOtments
and are cullng the choice portions of the
country He says that corn Is valuable IN
that country bringing 81 per bushel at
Browns store and at Sac and Fox agency.
Guthrie Capital Marshal Grimes said
Yesterday that from some source the Chey-
enne and ArapahOe Indians, west of King
fisher, had learned that the government
was going to disarm them and that they
were very much incensed over the matter.
Take the Indians gun away from him
and then he becomes your enemy" he
concluded.
The town Of Frisco on Tuesday held its
election by wards, as prescribed by law,
electing the entire old board with the eX-
ception of Turner, he being aresident of the
country. Thomas Cox was elected in his
place and Capt. Coykendal elected presi-
dent Of the board. The school Will go on
rs it started out two months ago with the
same teachers.
The creditors of the ChJctaw Coal and
Railway company are endeavoring TO have
a change made in the receivership Of the
road and have made a motion in the
courts that the order making the appoint
nent of receivers be set aside and that new
receivers be appointed. The case VIII
come up next Tuesday in the court at
South McAllister.
Oklahoma City Journal: II is estimated
that there are from 90 TO 100 cOlored chill
dren of school age in the city, and Of these
two-thirds will probably attend. One
school will probably be all that is needed,
and it will likely be located on California
avenue, as that will be the most central
There are a number Of practical teachers
and thoroughly educated Colored persons
in the city from whom good teachers viii
be selected.
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