The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-07
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Marion Rock is as good an editor as his
wife historian.
The Guthrie police force have chicken
pie every day now.
Lexington expects to be the terminus OF
the Frisco from Sapulpa
The United States court convenes at
| Muskogee, next Tuesday.
| Photographers are out in the Indian
| countries taking pictures.
The alloting agents have not received
| their instructions yet, but expect them
soon.
Some enemy told newspaper the other
day that Sidney Clarke was member OF
the Oklahoma legislature.
Beaver county's assessment will amount
to 500, 900, all on personal property, as no
land in the county Is decided.
The priest who has had charge of the
Catholic church at Oklahoma City will 90
to Europe and enter a monastery.
The Lexington Leader rashly says that
Lexington is going to pull the socks off of
every town in Oklahoma on Fourth of
July. We hope not
The greatest excitement Guthrie has
ever seen took place the other day when a
client paid his lawyer so too much and
the lawyer gave 1t back.
The Potts will get their payment just
few days before the 4th of July. So they
may know how to celebrate the nations
anniversary in patriotic manner.
Guthrie has new paper, and ii it will
always have as good an issue as the first,
there is no reason why it should not pros
per. 1t is published every Sunday, and is
called the Press.
The Oklahoma City Gazette says that b.
cycle riding has become the rage in Okla
homa City, but more danger of fright is TO
be apprehended from the riders rather
than from the harmless instrument.
The Norman Advance learns from ''re-
liable authority" that the county lines of
Cleveland county are 10 be changed to
quite an extent when the new country
opens. The two mile strip on the north is
to be cut off and added TO Oklahoma
county and tier Of townships Is TO be
added on the east. The probabilities are
that tier Of townships on the east will
be added to Oklahoma county.
The number of voters among the Cbero-
KEGS by blood and adoption in favor Of al
lotment Of lands IS estimated by well in-
formed men az constituting good ma
jority of the whole, liberal or conserys-
tive estimate being one-half, which,
making due allowance, would give safe
majority for allotment on fair issue.
mere les TIE opportunity, II tue OtEeEs
ignore IL, third party TO go before the
people on the allotment and progressive
platform, which would sweep the Chero-
kee nation from Canadian 20 Delaware
Oklahoma City Journal: A destructive
hail storm swept down from the north !
east corner of the county Saturday night.
coming down to section l3, town i, range
3. The storm was not more than a mile q !
width but was Of unusual severity. Il ,
the Nine Mile valley the hail covered the 4
ground and IN the gullies they lay loot /
deep on Monday morning. The haiIstones |
were OF enormous size, sons Of them be /
ing the size OF a teacup The corn was |
beaten into the ground, hut the farmers |
think is is not destroyed The wheat - III 1
1ured some. and the cotton - totally de-
stroyed Garden vegetables were mostly 4
ruined Fortunately, it il 10. to late 20 i
plant agala-
Guthrie News: Tie kicEspoos sean 10 |
Be coming around. Chig-gam-co-co. Of
that tribe, was in Guthrie one day this /
week and asked Governor Steele 20 send /
the com clission 20 them. a. hts irsoe wss
now ready 10 treat aud take ILsfr lands "a
The governor assured him that
the commission would - with them ~
the frst OK June. There il Dg. little dc
pencence 70 he put IN statements from
this tribe. As t1ey are hard - orAs u43h
and may refuse 70 tTc4f sgh@o lie ss1re
comes Ageat Patrick has oees iryiag al
order t1ss EAs.E Ua1Orr AL conditions