The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-23
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Half the wheat crop of Logan county is
in tue shock.
Chandler is working for branch of the
Missouri Pacific.
Dennis Flynn has secured the delegates
from county A.
The reported trouble in county G seems
to have been fake.
kingfsher county has raised its share OF
the worlds fair fund.
The supreme court of Oklahoma con-
vened at Guthrie yesterday.
Beaver county will celebrate the Fourth
in grand style at Round Timber.
Selwyn Douglas OF Oklahoma City is a
candidate for one of the new judgeships.
The excitement over the iron ore lind at
Mulhall is still unabated. A shaft Is be-
ing sunk to develop the find.
There is an artesian well in county A
which is only thirty feet deep 1t is said
to be the only one in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Alaska
had representation in national conven-
ton for the first time in Minneapolis.
1t is a law of the Greek nation that when
person is convicted Of stealing three
times the penalty of the third conviction
is death.
The value Of Oklahoma county's crops
this year will exceed 100000 1t will
not take so, 900 of it to pay every foreign
debt in the county
Last year the assessment in Payne
county was $40, 000 This year it is over
=, 81 ofn yl,h
is increasing in value.
Gray wolves ere very bad in Beaver
county. They single out steer aud de-
YOUR it. One man recently killed an old
wolf and six puppies.
Probate Judge Ewing of G county gives
notice that he will be ready to issue deeds
in accordance with the law, TO property
owners in Watonga on July s.
One of the features of the celebration at
Chandler on the Fourth of July will be a
game of base ball between two mines com
posed of Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians.
Oklahoma City Gazette: Delegate Har-
vey and his friend Dennis Flynn struck
the town together today and the political
atmosphere is considerably hotter than the
is hot enough, heaven
knows.
Times. Journal: Ewers White is in the
city and is telling on the streets some crop
yarns that would not be credited If told of
any other country than Oklahoma, He
saws he has oats on sod land that stands
over five feet.high and will yield 100 bush
els TO the acre.
1t is reported that one OF the Dalton
boys ate breakfast at the Saddle Rock res
taurant in Oklahoma City yesterday morn
ing. The buss driver Of the Sunfower
barn knows the Daltons and recognized
the man. He very quietly slipped out Of
town and nobody knows what direction he
went. The marshals did not learn Of his
presence until late In the afternoon.
Beaver Democrat: Last week, as Mr.
Walker of Clear Lake was going to Eugle-
wood with load OF wood, he discovered
seven men with a small bunch Of horses
in a ravine near the Shannon place west Vi
Neutral City. They had pickets stationed
on high points and acted rather shy Upon
seeing that they were discovered they
started on west. This same outd; wts
seen. the day before, southeast OF Eag3e-
wood and the supposition Is that they
were horsstGieves Ur the Red Rock tEaiG
robbers.
Chickasha Advertiser: Jonathan Nor
ris. one OF thu first men 20 settle IN tae
Chickasaw nation. now resident OF P2Cl'>
Valley. spent yesterday ID our town. He
located here in the year 1886 and has ever
since been resident, having first come
here as government emgloye and enEas
ed IL the blacksmittiug business He will
soon be 50 years old. and : as spry and
ninbie as a man OF 20 Several years s-o
the Chickasaw council passed a spsc.al b.!l
Ia his behalf allowing him To i've here tie
rest OF Ills natural Qfe This Is tie only
,neasare OF the kind the council ever pass
I'd and Mr. Morris feels greatly honored
thereby.
Times journal: Sunday evening Mr..
Grimes discovered pair Of eTuache~.
and q b8t few Luadred
feet below the Wheeler bridge on tie
banks OF tbs river, and upon closer
examination lie found tied 10 the crltehes
, note asking the finder 20 take ;beIn 80
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