The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-28
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A claim near Saltwater has just sold for
$780,
Guthrie is to have another national
bank.
Oklahoma's statehood bill is up and
a-going.
Saltwater has the only court house in
the territory.
Governor Seay received his commission
from Washington, Monday.
Norman is getting good by listening to
revival 700 strong every night
The Terrills and their troubles seem to
have dropped clear out of sight.
An editorial excursion in the spring is
talked of among the newspaper boys.
A man was fined SO and given fifteen
days in Jail at Oklahoma City for stealing
a pair of pantaloons.
A Kansas paper has discovered that
Governor Seay could barely read and
write at the age OF p.
The Oklahoma City council has ordered
the mayor to suspend the proclamation
calling for a bond election.
The Creek Indians keep a constant lobby
of eight or ten men at Washington. The
Creeks have found where it pays to put in
hard work.
Purcell Register: As an old friend of
ours used to remark, the weather the first
of the week was trough on dumb brutes
and. sheep"
The Guthrie young ladies have stirred
up a row. They gave leap year ball and
didn't send invitations to the boys who
never take them to the theater.
One of the first things the Choctaw con-
struction train did after its arrival at Ok
lahoma City was to Brighten a horse
which ran off and broke a woman's arm.
George Clarke. son of Sidney Clarke,
died ut Lawrence, Kan. on Sunday, from
the effects of dose of morphine given him
for quinine by some incompetent drug
gist.
The Saltwater Gazette says that the
store OF T. II. Warner, postmaster at the
new town of Harvey, in county 4, was
robbed of contents recently by a gang of
outlaws
The Democratic territorial central com
mittee will meet at Guthrie or Feb 8
The chairman of the Democratic central
a meeting of that body in Oklahoma City |
for the 18th of February.
Murphy's and Fishers bondsmen have |
qualified to little over s., 900 worth of |
property TO each set. The district clerk |
has not approved the bond yet as the |
amount of exemptions must first be ascer- /
tanned.
1t is said that the census bulletin on the /
Indians of the country which will shortly /
appear, will be quite sensational in char
acter. as it will show that at many OF the /
agencies there a.e nearly half as many 4
employees of the federal government as
there are Indians.
A letter to the EAGLE from Oakland,
Mich: 81 have taken your paper aud
liked it very much. like it in one re-
specJ more particularly. That is its
notice OF the affairs of Oklahoma. There
: colony intending to 20 from here TO
Oklahoma next summer. WIZ STRAIT"
Ardmore CAieftiaa: Beware OF white
who are endeavoring 70 use
he farmers as a cats paw ia the interest (
Il the Indian rings. boodlers and land bar
ius. When YOU meet a retrOgressionist,
in him down 20 his reasons and then con
deT them well. This is a campaign Of
ducatiou.
The Oklahoma agricultural experiment
tation has issued bulieSiu No l. To ex-
eud the usefulness o. these bulletins. il IS
cry much desired hat the mailing list. a.
Don ~ possible. viii embrace every actual
aFmer ia the territory. Send names,
,laiuly written, with tie address. on a
,osJai card 10 tie director and ss issued.
be bulletins viii be sent. free. Questions
eiative to insects, plant diseases and STA
ION matters should he addressed 10 the
lrector: those relating 70 dairy.ng. horti-
ulture and agriculture to the agricuitgr-
s. Send insects. small plants, seeds and ]
pecimens Of soil ia small tin boxes pre-
aid by mail-aever "a letters, wood O. i
Aper boxes