The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-02
OKLA HOMA OUTLINES.

The big money for the farmers will be
made in the culture of fruit.
Coon and 'possum hunting is An Arapa-
hoe recreation. We suppose they have the
sweet potato Accomplishments in those
parts.
The Eagle says that Ell Reno is destined
to become known as the Sylvan city. The
authorities have concluded to plant trees,
and they will be planted all over the city.
Chelsea Forum: The news goes over
the world that the president and his wife
have decided not to visit the worlds fair.
We and our wife have just about reached
the same conclusion.
The folly of importing men from the
states to act as officials in = territory like
Oklahoma is now apparent. says the Press
Gazette, in the manner in which the bust
ness has been transacted in the strip.
Chief Taylor of the Guthrie fire depart
ment inspected the chimneys OF that city.
All brick chimneys not three feet above
the roof must be built higher All pre-
cautions are to be taken by the fire depart
ment against fires this winter.
The body OF murdered man has been
discovered eleven miles southeast of Paw
nee. The deceased, from all indications.
was murdered about the time of the open
ing. His wagon and camp utensils were
by bis body. The sheriff will make a full
Investigation.
Beaver Advocate: The contract to fur
nish the county officers with coal has been
let to Mr.. Cranmer at S24 per ton. sThis is
fAr l,,,f Z, 1,~,x 49,
for which county warrants sell, we pre-
sumo is cheap enough.
Counterfeit coin, principally in the de-
nomination of twenty-five and fifty cent
pieces, WAS put in unlimited circulation in
Ell Reno the first of the week The officers
are after the gentlemen who did the act.
but the Eagle thinks there is little hope of
capturing them.
El Reno Eagle: The foreman inadvert-
emily pied" solid form of type in the
Eagle Office today, for the first time in his
life and the first time in the history of this
Office. The Eagles patrons will therefore
please excuse the lateness OF the appear
ance of this issue. as il is not liable to hap
pen soon again.
Beaver Advocate: T. J. Weeden of Clear
Greek, was 10 the city Monday and reports
having raised 400 bushels of milo maize.
aud says he has twelve acres of corn that
will make st least thirty-five bushels to
the acre. Still the report goes on: that
nothing but buffalo grass will Cow in
Beaver county.
The Oklahoma Farmer is the name OF a
new publication devoted TO the agricultural
and stock raising interests of the territory
II is issued from the Office OF L. g. Hicks
in Oklahoma City. with that gentleman
and Walfred Wilson as editors and pub
fishers. Ii is an excellent publication aud
worthy the support OF the farming public.
State Capital: Those who think that
FIynn's bin to iuvestigat The strip cut
outrages has been killed in congress are
mistaken. Saturday * Was referred to a
sub committee OF five which Is TO report it
back To the house committee on public
lands Tie effort 10 have the whole mat
ter so 10 tie interior depars ment. where il
could be whitewashei. has so FAR failed
and congress and District Attorney Speed
are still Of the same oplnlon-
Perry Democrat: Concerning the reeen,
killing of Deputy Narshsls Houston aSd
Speed ny the D4isons AZ Ingalls, that in ad-
ditian 10 the insurance moaeY 4rA Snesd j.