The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES,

The Cleveland county races occur a
Norman Nov. 1, g and 8
Enid is going to have a national bank, 81
says the comptroller. What's the matte
| with Perrys
The Capital mills of Guthrie made
sale of 100000 pounds of -four to T. b
Charles & Co. of Sac and Fox agency.
George A. Marshall and Miss Mar,
Wanzer were married at Perry the othe
day b. Judge Clayton. This wac the frs
couple to be married in the strip,
L. G. Risley of Guthrie has gone te
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he speaks
| Monday night. He speaks in the Iowa
campaign a week and Sunday week goes
to Ohio TO speak in the Campaign there.
The Perry Times says: The sooner in
the strip is not breaking his neck to file
He is sitting around waiting for sucker
and if none is found in ninety days from
settlement the claim will be quietly aban
dOned.
Bill Dalton, the noted outlaw, for whose
capture large rewards have been offered,
paraded the streets Of Saltwater Thurs
day with his pals, Texas Newcomb aud
Bill Doolin. Ali were rather sty.ishly
dressed and Dalton wore silk tile The
outlaws were recognized by many people
but no effort was made to capture them
Times-Journal: Ground has been brok-
en- for the new building for the Oklahoma
Carriage factory, on the corner of First
street and Harvey. 1t will he n fine two
story building, of brick and stone, 5OxSO
feet. and work on it will be pushed rapid
ly The factory has orders ahead that
will keep it busy all winter.
Capital: The case of the school district
No. 2, ANTELOPE township VS.. Jerome
Blair was tried by Justics Morgan today
Blair was sued for a $25 subscription for
the school house, which he made with the
understanding that it was to be built at
certain place, but it was afterwards built
elsewhere. He won the case. each party
to the suit paying part of the costs Of the
case.
. Conductor Ed Kitching captured a man
named Brown. near Perry Saturday and
turned the fellow over to the authorities
at that place. Brown had stolen nine
watches, revolver and 500 in money
from store at Wharton. and reward
had been offered for the capture of the
thief. Mr.. kitchlng did not learn of the
reward until after he had delivered the
culprit.
They have been having lively times at
Enld. Filings were held up for fOrty-eight
hours until charges of fraud could be in
vestigated. Register Patterson aud Re
ceiver Hassler nave now taken the line in
hand and hereafter will post each day OH
the outside of the land office list of those
in their order allowed to apply that day.
The applicants are pleased with the ar
Capital: The grand jury complying
with the law visited the county Jail this
forenoon. They found every thing all right
on the part of the sheriff. but thought
that the iron sheeting of which the jail is
made Is too hot in the summer and not
warm enough in the winter. They recon-
mended that the house be plastered and
also that bath room be put in new iron
cage for the use of the prisoners.
Perry Times: The justices of the peace
and preachers who do the marrying in
Oklahoma are daily violating the federal
tn be fiied with the probate
judge of all marriages in territories
Failure to do so is made misdemeanor
Read section 9, chapter 800, supplemental
to the revised statutes of the United States,
volume l, page 500 This statute was pass
ed March IS, 1887, TO head off Mormon
secret marriages III Utah, but it was made !
applicable TO all territories, and is still in
force Never marry couple without |
making this certificate.
Times-J ournal: Mr. W. II. Deweese Was |
In the city yesterday from his farm near |
Yukon. He tells of distressing condition /
-xisting in the family Of bis neighbor, |
Christian Norrath. On October Vorrath /
took a load Of wheat TO Yukon, which he !
sold. He put the team in = Livery barn |
iirecting the owner to notify his family /
and inform them that he would not return. |
He has not been seen or heard Of since. /
His son was quite low with fever when /
Y orrsth left, and on Tuesday of this week
he died. Now the mother IS insane oyer
he loss Of her sou and the dcseriioG of her
husband. There are four small girls in the
'smiiy. Norrath WAS in good circum-
stances and owed but little. No Gauss for
us leaving can be assigned