The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-28

A non.citizens' protective league has
been organized at Creek
Ponca City claims to have over 1000
people, not counting transients.
New Oklahoma will shake hands with
old Oklahoma at Kingfisher today.
Norman is going to have q system OF
water works or know the reason why.
The authorities of Purcell made a raid
on the gamblers last week. They took in
four.
Quanah Parker. chief of one OF the
ConaDchs tribes, was in Ell Reno the
other day.
1t is dollars to doughnuts that Jake Ad-
mire shakes hands with every delegate to
the statehood convention.
The milo maize from Oklahoma that
took the first prize at the worlds fair was
raised on Ex-Governor Seays farm.
The annual meeting OF the Territorial
Teachers association will be held at Okla
homa City Dec. q, Is aud 30. 1898.
Every visitor in King fisher today must
be prepared to say that be always was in
favor Of kingfshsr for the capital.
Or course this will bs redle;ter day at
Kinsisher but that is no necessity why
the boys should try to paint the town that
color.
If the sky sa9es over in the direction Of
Kingfsher today you may know that Dem
mis- Flynn is making a casual reference to
Hoke Smith
One good thing about Oklahoma is
that the papers down there were never
given much to calling shack "a pala-
tial residence"
One man in Oklahoma City has read
everything that has been published on
the Stiles court martial and he has been
ready to die for u week.
If an advertisement can be believed
Guthrie has a magazine that will not take
subscribers from Oklahoma county. But
that sounds like fake.
As Bill Hackney will not bs in King
fisher to-day the representative of the In
dian tribes at the statehood convention
can be reasonably sure of their lives.
Sometime today Sid Clarke will saunter
up the center aisle at kingfisher, kiud of
careless like, throw off his coat and
make speech that will make the dele
gates mouths stand ajar.
A proclamation has been issued by Gov
ernor Renfrow declaring Pond Creek a
city OF the first class, and calling an elec-
tion to be held in that city Dec. 5, for the
purpose OF electing city officers.
The trial of T. n TerrilI for the murder
of George Embree will probably be held
nefore Judge Scott on q change of venue
from, Judge Dale's court, Dale having been
Terrllrs attorney ia the former trials.
A young lady and her mother took
forcible possession of room in the Com
mercial bank bnilding at Norman last
Thursday in order to establish claim TO
the building The young lady's name is
Miss Mary COrette.
Bids will be received BY the county COM
missioners next Monday for the construc-
tion OF a building 50x150 feet, to be used
as court house for o county. 1t will be
divided into offices for the county officials,
and will be nicely finished inside aud out.
Enid Enterprise: John Hines was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for altering
legal documents. He was taken before
United States Commissioner Blair, who
placed MS bond at $500, and at his failure
TO give the same he was placed in the
county Jail.
young lady by the name of Miss Nam
ME Cameron. who has been susing the
Sante Fe railroad for putting her off the
train at Norman. instead OF Moore, her
as shown by her ticket in 1889,
has recovered $500 damages from the
road.
Oklahoma Times Journal: President
Grinstead says that he has just learned
how to grow peanuts successfully. He
advises pl ,nting the Red Spanish or some
other early maturing nut so that no lieht
nu' will be found in the crop. 1t is inn
possible to pick out the immature nuts,
he says, SO it is his plan to grow none in
his crop. Select the sandiest land you
have and hull tie nuts before planting.
Plant an early small variety, and drop
closer together in the rows than of the late
A yield of $50 bushels to the
acre IS moderate crop. President Grin
stead's peanuts this year vii. bring him
800.