The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-30
okLAHoadA OUTLINES.

How the turncoats do bowl because til
'rascais are not turned out" faster.
Tue Farmers Protective association O
Beaver county has been granted charter
Hashins aud Mitchell each wanted to b'
United States marshal. but Grover sal,
NiX-y.
TIE Hennessey Clipper had to issue 81,
pages this week TO accommodate It's aGver
tisers and readers.
| Congressman Flynn has purchased
eighty acres o. Henry I. Sumner, Just Gas
of Guthrie. on which he intends buildin.
a fiue home.
a business man in Okarche hung
screen door on his residence one dsy las
week aud then spent two days trying 4
find out VINO stole it.
The Gazette says that in the persona
bravery OF Mr.. Perkins, Postmaster Gen
ersl Bisscil will fad a reason for retain.
ing Republican postmasters in Oklahoma
Tue Lexington Democrat says that tbs
stockholders OF the Santa te voted SIS, ,OOs
recently TO complete the Frisco from Sa
puI2a TO ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexico. The
Democrat IS evidently II hit.e off in il:
figures
Some weeks ago United States marshal:
arrested number OF Greer county men
on charge of stealing timber Now Il
! even things up the Greer county authori-
ties have arrested and jailed the United
| states marshais.
! Corn is in splendid condition, and
farmers will soon "iny it by" The soil of
the territory is specially adapted TO corn
and wheat, and is far superior to the soil
Of Kansas and Missouri says the ST. Jos.
| eph Herald.
| The Press and the Gazette have consol-
| idated and the name OF the new daily is
| Press Gazette. The McMasters retire
| from the newspaper business in Oklahoma
| for period of three years. The new
management assure the public that they
will try to maintain the paper up to its
| usual standard.
Traveller; Yesterday r. l.. Owens of
Tahlequah WAS III the city consulting with
ex-Chief Bushyhead. They took a drive
over the strip in the afternoon. Messrs
Bushy yhead and Owens are two of the
shrewdest men of the Cherokee nation
Their visit here is supposed 10 have been
| caused by townsite scheme.
State Capital: Hoke drew a blank in
his strip lottery and at once declared the
lottery plan IL. &. If Hoke gets time 10
read up little land law ne viii learn sew
eraI things in which he Is very green now
His determination that nc land office
shall be open for several days after the
land open, is the proper plan. This will
give homes 10 those who want them 10
farm.
Guthrie Leader: The new Touring mill
now being erected north of the city by
Patton & Stapleton is rapidly approach
ing completion. The mill machinery has
been ordered and is expected here this
week. All arrangements have been made
to have the work completed and in run
ming operation by July l, turning out 100
barrels of -four and 100 barrels of meal a
day. The railroad has extended its tracks
so that ample switch accommodations Will
be given to handle all the grain that comes
TO this market.
Traveller: Judge Wilson, member of the
Cherokee commission, came in last night
with the St. Louis delegation and this
morning went to Ponca TO join the other
members of the commission. Judge vii.
son mas just returned from Washington
where he has been for sometime. On his
return he came via. his home in Arkansas
\ recent letter from eX Governor Jerome
to him indicated that he WAS becoming
discouraged In trying TO effect "A trade
with the Poncas. In regard to the strip
he thought the opening would occur in
August or September Down at Wash.
lngton he said they We're not in as big
hurry to open the outlet as we are aere.
The Odd Fellows of Kingfsher are
making arrangements TO erect in King
fisher a brick building, to be called the
DAD Fellows temple. IL is to be 5OxI2O
feet, three stories high. Work will be be-
gun by June 10 and when completed it will
be the largest and most magnificent build
ing OF the kind in Oklahoma Territory II
Will be handsomely finished and will be a
pride and JOY to the brotherhood aud n
splendid ornament to the city OF kingdsher.