The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-28
OKLAHOM 4.
The saltwater misses smoke cigarettes.

Many of our farmers are running the
pillow at present; the ground never was in
better condition than at this time.-Pan-
handle Chronicle.
The Hennessey Clipper thinks that If
the people of Oklahoma can pull through
till greens" come they will be all right.
That's encouraging.
The surveyors who have been locating a
line of the Rock Island road from Minco,
/. T., to Dallas, Texas. have completed
their work as far as Courtney. J. L.
Society item in MAMA Telegraph: Boots
riding his pony. spurs IN company with
! Hardtwist Grassrope and ElmfOrk Saddle
horn were welcome visitors at the Dugout
| Monday last.
Greer county has &c. 900 acres planted to
! Y heat. The Chronicle estimates that the
| recent snow storm throughout the Pan
| handle country IS worth 500, 600 TO the
| wheat growers.
Indications point to an early spring.
I Along the creeks grass begius TO appear
| and in a few weeks with favorable wealth
er. there will be plenty OF feed for stock
Hennessey Clipper.
Beaver City Advocate: 1t knocks cur
| people out to be obliged 10 feed their cat
| tie On account of the recent snow storm
1 they had to feed about ten days, which Is
| longer than we have known before for
/ four winters
! Hon. j. V. Admire recovered his valu-
! able mare that was stolen some time ago.
| He found her down near MincO In the
| Chickasaw nation, in the possession OF a
'squaw man, who claimed 10 have traded
| pony for the mare.
The first country parsonage erected in
! Oklahoma is now being built near Pleas
ant View, by the people of the West Okla
hOma circuit of the Southern Methodist
church 1t will be occupied by Rev. ID. ID.
| Warlick, pastor of that circult-OklA-
homa City Times.
The appropriation provided for in the
organic act for the support of public
schools in Oklahoma territory was S50.
600 10 be distributed among the various
counties in proportion TO the number of
children of school age or in the neighbor-
hood of 81 per capita.
Oklahoma City Times: All the devel-
opments since he trial seem to prove that
young Rains, who was sent TO the Kansas
stste prison from e. Reno, sometime ago,
was sent there on perjured testimony, at
least that seems to be the prevailing i'm
preston at the present time.
There are a number of centenarians in
the Indian territory a colored woman.
Cloe Mccoy, is 10 years old, and hale and
hearty yet. Another Louda Nann, has
passed her 1c0th birthday. An old Indian,
who lives in the Greek nation, was IA grown
man when Martin Van Buren, was presi-
dent of the United States, and who dis
tinctly remembers when George Wash
ington died.
The Bank of Kingisher has re organized
with "a capital stock of $4,000. The officers
and stockholders are among the leading
financial men of the west as follows: G.
w Post, president, j. w McLoud, vice
president, J. c. Post, cashier. Among the
stockholders are Orr Song, of the firm of
James II. Walker & Co, Chicago, q. A.
Speice clerk of the district court of Col
umbus, Neb The president of this new
banking firm is also president Of the York
National bank, York, Neb.
There are some queer provisions i'm the
laws of Oklahoma. The pharmacy law
will allow any physician qualified to prac-
tice to keep drug store without being
registered, and provides that no person /
can be entitled to registration As pbar- |
macist who Uses intoXicants or has sold (
them siuce January 1st. As it excerpts /
physicians from registration, the Only
drug stores that can lawfully conduct bus 1
mess and sell liquor for any purpose in /
Oklahoma are those conducted by ply /
sicians."
The question of whether or not the Office /
of register of deeds was created by the ]
lie islature is still disputed one all over .
OhIdnOIilb Tue SSCItlATH III iHC i6iiltOly
and attorney general holding contrary .
opinions. The latter says of 1t: AS TO .
whether a register of deeds ought 10 be .
elected or not is a question of policy under I
the circumstances [ see 40 harm 20 .
accrue in electing one. in fact ! believe .
that one ought to be elected III each county. /
so that in case it should be found that the .
office has been created either expressly or .
by implication, there will be "A person TO .
fill it. If there is any chance tor the court .
to hold that the office exists, public policy .
will require the court to 80 hold, and IL .
will he a very easy and inexpensive matter
20 have the question determined.
The mission conference Of the Methodist (
Episcopal church of the Indian territory
closed its second session Sunday. IN two
years the membership has increased from
800 10 800; the number of pastoral charges
from y to %, and the church property III
value from s. 600 TO over 81. 900. The APP
pointments made by the conference were
as follows:
North Oklahoma district-B C. Swartz.
presiding elder; Kingfisher, T. c. Della
plain; Reno City and Darlington, J. +.
Roberts; Crescent City. ;. 6. i. Fields;
Louvre, j. y. Shepherd; Lincoln, II. II.
Martin, saltwater, >. Brooks; Ponca. j.
c. Helmick; Pawnee, IL III. Cronk, Alfred.
Perkins, Hennessey, Bitter Breek, kiowt,
and COmancbe, Chicaspa, Red Rock,
and BOdoc TO be supplied
South Oklahoma district-A e.. hurry,
presiding elder; Edmund. J. r. Brooks;
Fl Reno, ID. H. JpChurch; Frisco, !. e..
Guthrie, First street church.
f. r Hill: Moore. G. X. Hendrickson; Nor
man. T. f. Cargay; Oklahoma City, a g.
Murray: Oklahoma City circuit. Lloyd
Bradley; Lexington, J.. d. HOlsoubake:
Purcell, First street church W. !. Nc
Anally: Purcell, Second street church. r.
Guthrie Second street church,
Iuthrie circuit, Ardmore GirSt church,
Ardmore Second church, PaUPs Valley.
sac and Fox and TisEomlngO, TO be sup
Piled.
Cherokee District. ". Fox, presiding
,lder. Bartelsville. William Robinson.
Big Creek, y. T. Upton and two supplies. [
Broken Arrow. Wesley Tiger CatoOsa.
Island Ford. Thomas r. Allen; Pswhuska,
l. W. Il Long; Salt Creek. Robert GRAY
,On: Tahlequah, W H. Sullivan and one
supply, Tulsa, g. W. Mowbray Wyan-
lOtte. W :. Browning
Choctaw District. VI WalburIi. pre-
.idIng elder: Cameron. J. VI Walburu:
j. ID Teeter. South McCAllis-
er, J. W. Hubbard; Oak Lodge. Wilson
stark: Red Oak. Y y. Bras here: Nail j.
v. Bond; Alton. Muscogee and Okmulgee. .
Wagner and Choska- EufAia. Taskexee. ]
'oteau, South Canadian. Anderson. Harris :
iorn, Wilburton, WhItefisld Coal Creek.
'tringtown. Savannah and KioEa, McAll-
ster and krebs. Lenigh, Tallahina AID
4efiard. Saus Bots AtokA and CadO aud
\ est eunctIon 70 be supplied.
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