The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Norman Transcript got out boom
paper last week.
Robert Martin acts as governor while
Mr.. Steele is away.
Guthrie expects to have street railwas
before snow flies again. 81
Oklahoma wont be able to spare Kansas
any harvest hands this year.
! The city council of Oklahoma City re-
fuses to appoint building Inspector.
| Judge Seay's decision in regard to free
| range IN Beaver county was not well re-
ceived.
The Guthrie News thinks it knows where
the blanketed Indian carries his money
to Guthrie.
Now that the soldiers have left Guthrie,
the merry, kind-hearted fake-artlst Will
work up an Indian scare.
Property near the ice factory at Okla
homa City will increase steadily in price
from now on till autumn.
The Guthrie base ball team had to desc
crate the Sabbath to prove to the Still
water boys that they were not Sin it.
None of the politicians in Oklahoma
want to bank any on the statement that
Governor Steele isn't gone to return.
Oklahoma would be all right, said
could deyend on having more dry weather.
Governor Steele has said to have marked
out the new counties and fixed the county
seats They have not yet been made pub
lie.
A colored boy in the Guthrie Jail for
theft has gone insane. He refuses food.
This, in Oklahoma, is conclusive proof of
insanity.
The Saltwater boys left s112 with the
Guthrie base ball club. This will be apt
to temporarily paralyze the Saltwater ice
cream saloons.
Lawrence Journal. The first graduating
class in Oklahoma held it's exercises this
week. The subjects of the orations varied
little from the old eastern forms. Iu-
stead of saying Beyond the Alps Lies
Italy," the essayist declared that Beyond
Arkansas Lies Oklahoma"
The Dalton boys are likely to be spurred
on to other deeds by their last success
They may be foolhardy enough to attack
one of the government conveys of Indian
money.
The state university at Norman is now a
certainty. By the voting OF the $4,000
bonds recently for university funds, all
doubts on the question are settled and Nor
man will secure the prize. Forty acres of
land within one-half mile of the city limits
Will be donated as a site aud every require
ment necessary will be promptly met by
the people here.
A traveller in Oklahoma the other day
grew tired of looking at the wheat fields,
stretching away at either side of the track,
and dropped off to sleep. About couple
of hours after he awoke, looked out the
window and saw the green wheat sailing
by. Turning to the man in the next seat
back, he said: THAT is the goldernedest,
all-fredest, biggest wheat field | ever seen,
and | was raised in Indiany, too"
Oklahoma City Journal Hay is now
making ton to the acre, and in six weeks
more good hay land will yield two tons.
There could not have been better hay
season than this has been, and the hay
crop if taken care of will be worth more
than all the other crops combined. Last
year buyers paid So a ton for hay and
shipped it to Galveston. The southern
market will always be good, no matter
how much is produced here, and the
farmer is pretty certain to get good price
for his hay this fall and winter 1t be-
hooves every farmer to make preparations
to nov every acre of his meadow land.