The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11
The aahia 1ailu eagle Sunday zHorninu aune H. 1893
in full blass with Professor Hallsek

nor in full blast with Professor Halleck
IN charge.
The first term OF district court in Blaine
county has been in session az WatoDga
the past week.
The Times-Journal claims that Oklaho-
ma county Will raise something like aoo,oo0
bushels of wheat this year.
Oklahoma City will celebrate the Fourth
of July in regular Oklahoma City style.
and that means the best that can be
put up.
Perkins voted bonds, by brig majority,
lest Tuesday Co build a high school. The
Journal says the school board will erect
one of the best school houses in the terri
tory.
The Rev DR.. Dunn OF kokomo, Ind.
has been secured as the rector of the Okla
homa City Episcopal church and will be
| there in few weeks 20 enter upon his
duties.
Santa Reed, aged 90, an Iowa Indian.
died at the Indian camp near Perkins,
Tuesday afternoon, of complication CT
| diseases He was buried Thursday morn
ing according to the Iowa rites.
Now from every city, town and village
in Oklahoma comes the reports of copious
rains and wonderful crops. Every en-
change has an article commencing "The
largest rain" and another .'Forty or fifty
bushels to the acre"
The Journal says Perkins has the posi-
tive assurance of "A bank being established
there and in running order by the middle
OF next month W L. Cardell of Mulhall,
and j. A. Bosch OF Saltwater are the gen
tlemen vino will start the enterprise.
The commissioner of the general land
Office decides that the testimony in tbs
district court in perjury cases can not oe
used to reopen land case. This will be a
gratifying stopper TO good many people
in the Beautiful Land.
Oklahoma county will hold normal in
stitute for colored teachers beginning
July 10 and ending July %. under the
auspices of A. II. Bollinger. the county
superintendent. Prot. j. ID. Randolph
will be conductor and L. S. Wilson in
structor.
Governor Renfrow has received letter
from Governor Grouse OF Nebraska, ask
ing him to appoint four delegates TO repre-
sent the territory in the interstate railway
conference called at Lincoln, Nebraska,
June 2Sth. The governor will comply
with the request.
Governor Renfrow Thursday appointed
Mrs. L. j. Richardson of Saltwater lady
manager of Oklahoma's exhibit at the
worlds fair, vice Mrs. c. N. Barnes and
Mrs. Gilbert, whose commissi ons expire on
the 18th. Mrs. Richardson will leave al
once for Chicago to assume her duties.
The Times-Journal tells it with evident
relish that party near Oklahoma City
are going into the pickle business quite
extensively this year. They have con-
tracted for the growing of sixty acres of
cucumbers, An acre of cucumbers will
yield 200 bushels, and the contract price is
So cents.
The largest orchard in the territory is
three miles east of Oklahoma City. 1t be-
longs to Mr.. J. G.. White aud covers 105
acres. Most of the orchard has been set
within the past two years, but the trees
are growing nicely. The larger part of
the orchard is planted in apple trees, but
peaches, pears, cherries and small fruits
are planted also, and doing well.
Territorial Superintendent and Auditor
j. II. Parker was in Oklahoma City Thurs
day. When asked by Times Journal
representative concerning his resignation,
he said he had received the governors re.
quest for the resignation but mad not fully
| decided to tender it. He believes he was
appointed for two years, and that the gov
ernor is powerless to remove him except
for causs-and that cause he had not
given.
The Indian Arrow takes this shot at the
| Wall street capitalists who are trying &c
get the Cherokee bonds at price below
| par As soon as Wall street finds that oul
delegation has back bone, we may hear oi
something being done. Eastern capitalists
are under the impression that we are il
| the soup and are going to discount, but
| the sooder they Danish that idea, the soon
er they may become possessed of the best
| bonds on the market today.
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