The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-27
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

GUTHRIE, Ok., Ouu6 SO.--lDpcCldl-I Il hO
supreme court has finished hearing the ar
gument in the county register case. When
the decision is reached it will be written
ont, as it will be considered a precedent.
The court is now listening to the argu-
ment in the Sooner; case of Smith VS..
Townsend. Through mistake the name OF
J. L. Brown, of Oklahoma City was omit
ted from the list of lawyers for the plant
iff. Charters have been granted by the
secretary of the territory to the Union
Congregational church, Kingfisher; the
Pilgrim Congregational church, FL Reno.
and the Cheyenne and Arapahoe county
Seat and Townsite company.
The board of regents-conslstlng OF
Amos A. Ewing, Kingfisher county; Rob
ert j. Barker, Logan county; A. NJ Dan
iels. Canadian county; John A. Wimber-
lv, Canadian county, and James P. Lane,
PAYNE county-met yesterday and organ
lied. Robert J. Barker was elected presl-
dent and Amos \. Ewing treasurer.
The commissioners appointed to locate
the agricultural college-W. II. Merten,
Logan county; W II. Campbell, Logan
county. and james +. Stovall, Cleveland
county. left today for Payne county. 1t
looks as if Saltwater would get the per-
simmon,
The school land which has not been
leased will be advertised in few days.
The board of dental examiners met
Thursday at the office of DR.. Peoples.
Present: DR.. Dem, of Oklahoma City.
president; Or. d. A. Peoples, of Guthrie,
secretary: DIR. A. {. Nicholson, treasurer,
and w. N. Janney of Saltwater. These
constituted the board Yesterday they eX-
amined those who under the law were
obliged to pass examination, and licensed
those who under the law were entitled to
the same The following were licensed by
virtue Of their being in the territory OF
Oklahoma three months previous to the
act and in practice three years or more: q.
T. DEM, Oklahoma City; ID. A. Peoples,
J. B, Calmus, j. q. McCathron and d. ID.
Stevenson, Guthrie; j. S. and A. L. Mich
olson, FL Reno; w. NJ. Janney, Saltwater;
J. d. Russell, Beaver City; Jefferson Ell
lard and Albert Ellard. Norman; W. K.
Sheldon, Edmond.
The following were licensed upon their
their examination: Laura I. Davis and
Henry Davis, Oklahoma City; w. E.
Furrow, Guthrie.
The board allowed a. number of bills,
and chose the first Wednesday after the
first Tuesday in May for the next annual
meeting The next meeting will be held
at Oklahoma City. In the meantime the
secretary is to grant licenses to those who
present diplomas and examine all those
who desire examination.
DIR. d. A. Peoples, of Guthrie, has been
selected chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the Worlds Columbian dental
meeting DR.. d. A. Peoples, of Guthrie,
as chairman of the territorial committee,
has appointed Dr. q Z. Dean, Of Okla
homa City, and J. s. Nicholson, of FL
Reno, as associate members. The terri
tory of Oklahoma will be ably represented
by this committee.
GUTHRIE NOTES.
Mr.. n. V. Cleaver, father-in-law of J.
c. Ruby, chief clerk in the marshaPs of
fee, is in the city.
Bishop Pierce, of Arkansas City, will
make this place visitation next Sunday
Mrs. Frank Greer leaves tomorrow to
spend the summer In Wyoming. Her
many friends wish her "bon voyage"
There seems to be disgruntled condi-
r.oh Of the Alliance in Logan county in
the matter of celebrating the Fourth at
Guthrie. 1t seems that the Alliance de-
manded that gentleman by the name of
Allen, of Wichita, be engaged This
would cost S25. 1t seems that at the meet
ing of the committee, the Alliance men on
said committee were satisfied. but they
have kicked, and the result is that the
Alliance has sent word to the sub-Alll-
auces of Logan county not TO come TO
Guthrie.
Postmaster Dennis Flynn states that he
expects the order tor free delivery any
time after July l. The receipts of said
Office for the year ending March 81, 1891,
were larger than Kinefisher and Okla
homa City combined. The Norman post
office will be presidential after July I, 1891.
The salary will then be 81. 500. Dennis is
office registered l. 200 letters this quarter
and Arkansas City 500. The Guthrie post
office Is rated higher than Newton or
Wellington.