The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-21
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

A horseman near Edmond a6vertiees
fine bread mares fer sale.
A. s. Whitehead has purchased the
Chckasha Express from ". r. Orme.
Captain Forbush and troop + have been
ordered from duty on Chilocco to duty
near Caldwell. 80
Edmond is agitating the water-works
question, and the Democrat is foremost
III the fight for fire protection
Judge Reagan of the western district OF
the Chickasaw nation has chosen Chicka-
sha as the location for his court.
A compile of citizens of Duncan waited
on the negroes and Cinnamon and reques t.
ed them to leave town inside of twenty
four hours.
Hornbeck of the Minstrel has put on his
war paint and ground his smoker snee to
carve the Express man. The Express says
1t is for peace at any cost.
The passenger department of the Santa
lfe is getting out folder to advertise the
Cherokee strip 1t is very neatly gotten
up and has the picture of an Indian chief
on the cover.
The county commissioners of Logan
county have passed an order declaring the
employment of deputies in the various
county offices Illegal and refusing here
after to pay their salaries. The News says
this last action of the commissioners will
be endorsed by every honest taxpayer of
the county. effecting as it will, saving
of almost $1,000 year to the county.
Home, Field and Forum: To prevent
rabbits from peeling trees, take plastering
lath, saw in two in the center; tie tarred
Irvine. sixteen inches long, around one
latb, with single knot, four inches from
one end; stand lath by tree. string end up;
shove in the ground one or two inches.
stand three more around tree, making a
square; bring ends of string around and
tie. This is efectual and will last six
years. 1t Is best TO 90 over once year
and replace any missing strings. The
cost is less than three-fourths of a cent per
tree.
The planting OF tame grasses in Okla
homa Will greatly reduce the feeding sea
son. The Times-JOu rnaI of March "A says;
"Hou. J. ". Ozmun has eighteen acres of
timothy meadow that is now four inches
high and mas afforded excellent pasture
stree ine - j Il March. sHc would sis ?
suraiSoeG pa ugsze III a5n:ec lie iced
was ~ we'd or sept =. 80, GU -gO4Dj
broken out III oe spring snd pioHec again
just before sowing. Last year the field
Welded Il ton and half Of LAY 10 the acre,
and this year Mr.. Ozmun thinks il will
yield bin two tons"
Norman transcript: Mr.. O'Conner in
formed the Trluscri p. scribe that the poles
for the telephone line would surely be
here next week. when the line would be
put in shape as rapidly "a the workmen
can perform the labor II will he run from
Norman 70 Oklahoma City first, and from
thence 70 Chandler by way OF Guthrie.
line to Tecum=eA vii! also Be erected aud
as f-st Is possible TO other points until the
circuit is completed. The company rs
met with mHch announcement en- evers
hand and IS financially able 30 carry out
every contemplated extension.
state Capital: \ letter hiss been ?, ceiTed
from the comptroller If the national Cur
rrucy 10 he stfees .bas TIA. legislative czIsi-
;nittse % two !rem tine sonncil ard tLree
from he housa snd their sGeu o-ra pier can
-ef no per diegu or CLERK hire ser shris
special work ffcr4 tie gpvernmons appro
prsstion Tor !cg. slaiire purposes 10 oNis-
..oEHz Tie matter ws> referred 70 tie
conlPtro.lsr by Secretary Martin when tie
-ccaanl sor the expenses # sle COMMITTEES
VS. prescted 10 him Attorney General
Brown has -ivea It's ogiaica iAa. ray ea7