The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.


Oklahoma City has a wholesale paper
house.
Guthrie wants an all-night electric light
service.
The Ponca Indians received S, 400 grass
money the other day.
kingfisher will vote on a proposition TO
| consolidate the two cities, on Dec. Is
A private banking house is the latest
acquisition TO MulhalPs business inter
ests.
A Cherokee strip and statehood conven-
| ton will be held in Guthrie about the
middle of January.
! Jim Brennan of Stevens county, Kan
sas, fame was elected sheriff Of Wichita
county at the last election.
The Ddltons have bobbed up again. This
time it is reported that Bill killed a dep
uty marshal in the Cherokee nation.
The Purcell Register favors the Hon.
| Charles Mansur Of Missouri for the office
of commissioner of Indian affairs uuuer
the incoming administration.
The urnnS of the Pabst company's
stables at Kingfsher, last SATURDAY even
ing was "A most unfortunate affair Five
fine horses were lost in the fire. The esti-
mated loss is 1909
The board Of trade of Guthrie appointed
a committee 10 draft letter to ali the
neighboring towns aud cities, urging them
to take active steps to urge upon congress
the necessity Of opening the strip
The boys who got elected TO the legisla.
ture are now hunting each other up 20 see
where they are at They meet on the
streets Of Guthrie aud size each other up
and 90 away TO make a little combination.
The secretary of the interior has sent
kilograms OF dismissal to twenty-niBe
special agents Of the general land Office be-
cause OF insufficient appropriations.
Messrs Harm and Scothor, however, are
retained.
Miss Della Whipple of Heunessey passed
a successful examination before the civil
service board, and is now ready to receive
a position when there Is a vacancy 20 be
filled ia the department under the civil
service rules.
A cry made famous By the gold diGgsrs
Of California in - Vas 'Ho for Washo.7
The same euphoHious halIoo may be heard
in Oklahoma in the cry % "Ho for Wash
ita"' If present reports Of gold hodiu x on
the Washits river prove true.
Deer IA the Wichita reservation, vii.
soon become extinct II the Cad1oes keep
up the present rate Of slaughter. They
bring them ia by wagon loads aad sci.
them. hide aud all, a S2.j5 ezco. The
Minstrel says parties here by them sud
ship 10 Kansas City markets
Since rhe cattle have been removed from
the -trlp the wolves, having moth NJ 20
subsist upon. have become very ravenoas
aad aEe making invade- upon the small
zjock II The farmers as0a< tue northern
border o. Jk1sl9ins. Il some counties 10
has become necessary 20 orgauIzs hGaf4ng
parties and drive them cat OF capture a.
many as possible
6. / Carrin vas beaten FOR the isxis.a-
ture Uy T. 4 Brennan by oCly : votes
Brennan = a Demcer4. and lives thres
miles east % kirEasAer Mr. Carr!a sAT.
he viii produce pTo5f that he w2s elected
IS ~ voses aaa counted oas. &4H~tss0
more votes were cast ia op= preelacs Tor
the oi be- officers than toz CarEia- Ar.
Currin wiii coates.
N5,ics ar. ben served On . : Wal
lace. r~fsrrse a-4t5vr elecs q gne lseGEy--
see5ssd sstrs-'. tha1 h.s place VII ~ coz
tessed Uy D5ds2a, ta+ f8-.o8 e4sd.4As~.
who VS. beaten - 49, IA ys-igy. o. ths
face q tke returns ls-sfs tAe I-aaEstoa
ltstr.cr AID WA.sace IS a nezra D9dsou
alleges that waite usea were iutIa11dased
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