The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-21
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Norman has 563 pupils attending school
Jake Admire was granted pension this
week.
A small cottage burned down in Guthrie
Tuesday
Guthrie is on the verge of postofice To-
cation war
Guthrie is counting on having the free
delivery system.
A ninety nine year lease has been made
in Oklahoma City.
President Harrison seems to be satisfied
with Governor Martin.
Ice one inch in thickness was found the
other morning at Kingfisher
| Senator Pumb and Major Hood of En-
poria will visit Oklahoma soon.
The Oklahoma City postofice charges
l cent each for advertised letters.
! The Republicans in Oklahoma are still
rejoicing over the victory in Kansas
The statehood convention at Oklahoma
| City is receiving national attention
Guthrie intends to be up to the style
and will hold a chrysanthemum fair.
The banks are kept open until after mid
| night at Oklahoma City-faro banks.
Officers are making general crusade on
the gamblers in the Chickasaw nation.
Hennessey, as a town bordering on the
strip, wants deputy marshal located
there.
There will probably be kick from In
diana if the president should appoint an
Oklahoma man.
An Arkansas man has submitted prop
ostion to the city council to put in water
works at Norman.
A man at the Edmond saw-mill had his
face and neck badly torn by flying splin
ter last Saturday.
The defective flue-the stove-pipe stick
ing up six inches through a box roofs
getting in its work.
A. c. Scott: We venture the painful
conjecture that the president will not find
a governor in Oklahoma.
AS a rule there is only two degrees diff
ference in the temperature of Southern
Kansas and Southern Oklahoma.
A train of twenty Indian wagons loaded |
with cotton from the Seminole nation |
passed through Purcell Wednesday.
The Cherokee Indians had better come |
off the perch. Their sullen attitude is not |
the way to deal successfully with Uncle
Sam.
Jake Admire: The president has consid-
erately postponed the appointment of Gov
ernor Seay until after the present term of
court.
The Gazette thinks that in a popular
election for governor Seay would carry
Oklahoma City. Not with A. G. Scott in
the race.
Horace Speed proposes to dispose of each
case as he goes. If the jury fails to agree
on any case he proposes to take it up again
and try it over again.
Special Agent Tandy recently discovered
about $1,000 worth of valuable timber
along the Canadian river which had been
cut ready for market by timber thieves.
A 2-year-old steer, two dress patterns
and $1,000 was the price paid recently for
Sitting Bulls little cabin, near Mandan,
Dak., and it will be taken to the. worlds
fair.
Wheat seeding is now about completed.
The acreage is much larger than last year.
Although most of the ground was prepar-
ed late, large per cent of the grain sown
IS up and growing nicely.
Kingfsher Free Press, Such show as
came to town Monday night besides taking
N the people, takes in more than hun
1red dollars 1t would take committee
/ whole week to raise that much money
.or the town.
District court will convene in Ell Reno
IN Monday, Nov. %, and continue in sess-
on for probably two months. On the
United States docket there are cattle cases
INVOLVING hundreds of thousands of dollars,
ind the term throughout will be the most
ever held in the Second district.