The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

| sell binders this season.
| c. a. Galbraith will be attorney general
| of Oklahoma after June 30.
"Silenca is golden" and Governor Rem
frow has lots OF it: says Frank Greer.
| Mr. Harvey comes back at Mr.. Delaney
and the uniauudered linen is swinging in
| the breeze
| The Beaver Advocate calls upon the city
marshal TO stop horse racing in the princi-
pal streets.
The governor denies that he ever ap-
pointed l.. ?. Ross chairman of the worlds
fair commission.
Plots and counter plots unnumbered in
regard to townsite schemes on the strip
are being brought to light.
The editor of the Edmond Sun seems to
be devoid of editorial courtesy as per refer
encs to the editor of the Ell Reno Eagle.
Leader: When newspaper is kicked
out of one party it should at least be
decent enough to change name aud man
agement before attempting to squeeze in
to another.
Neither Governor Renfrow. Judge Dale
nor Marshal Nix touch drop of intox
lCdUtS. luat IL d great Ocd1 ulOIc titdu
was expected OF a Democratic administra-
ton.
The regents of the Oklahoma university
of Norman, Normal college at Edmond
and Agricultural college at Saltwater,
will meet in joint session in Guthrie on
tomorrow to talk over some matters OF
mutual interest.
Governor Renfrow sent polite request
to Attorney General Brown, Treasurer
Murphy and Auditor Parker stating that
their resignation would be accepted, and
the boys all sent to his excellency the
necessary documents.
Exhibited States Marshal Grimes says
that he is in "A hurry for United States
Marshal Nix to get down to work, as he
wants to leave, which moves the News TO
say that it is pity the other hold-overs
are not in such a devil of sweat to quit.
Frank McMasters has broke ground on
his lot on Grand avenue between Broad
way and Santa Fe street in Oklahoma City
for 2-story brick 25Xl00 He purposes
putting in first-class job printing office
and bindery-equal to anything in the
west.
DuIlLS Jul SIA years stay III bCdSci.
says the junior editor of the Advocate, we
never knew the time when so many beau
tiful intelligent ladies were to be seen at
our public gatherings. or the time when
the young men seemed to appreciate the
value of their good society as much as
they do of late.
Norman Transcription Tuesday of this |
week contract was let by the property |
owners in the eastern end of the city for |
the erection of a building upon the court |
house square, which they now intend to !
donate to the county when completed |
The contract was let to Jack Kahoe for the |
sum of 81, 765.O0. 1t will be 24x70 feet, two |
stories high. The first story will be IL |
feet high and the second 10
State Capital j. C. Talmage chairman |
of the board of county commissioners of |
Washta, was over from Cloud Chief to-
day. People are coming into our county |
fast" said he, ''and they are we'll fixed in
stock and improvements. Our crops, con-
sdering our youth. are immense. Rains
have been abundant. A surveying corps
is surveying line OF railroad from Chick /
asha to Cloud Chief, a branch of the Rock
Island. There are some men back of this
who have the Rock Islands financial
backing, and there is no doubt this forty
mile branch will come up the Washita
this summer"
Beaver Advocate:-Tbe senior editor OF
this paper. took drive out to his home
stead Sunday afternoon. aud found his
wheat, grass and orchard, consisting of
one apple tree. doing well. His mansion.
built of the cold cold EARTH" leans to-
ward the north star, and rabbits, becom-
ing respondent, and tired of the trials and ].
troubles of this life, have with premedis-
tation and aforethought, committed sui
eide, by jumping in the well. As the cook
was not at home. he did not remain for
supper, but returned to town to mediate
upon the possibilities of bright future