The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-02-27
We WILL HAVE RACES.
GUTHRIE TO BE ON THE REGU-
LAR FAIR CIRCUIT.
HAS DAVID FlTz KILLED HIS MAN
A whisky seller My be Wanted for ~
Worse Crime-Thousands of ApplicA-
tions for School Lands-To En-
terrain F~tiends-Iu Shot
Metre - personalities

James DeRoche is up from Edmond.
Ike Levy has returned from Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Blincoe paid Perry
a visit last week.
Police have quit business and gone
to talking politics.
The school board will open bids for
buildings March Is.
Attorney Shartel is in Sedan, Kan,
on railroad business.
Miss Clara Clardy of Purcell is the
guest of Mrs. Frank O'Neill.
The Choctaw Indians refuse to treat
with the Dawes commission.
bud Miller has returned from a trip
to Galveston and other points South.
Ed Lyons has returucd from an
agreeable and enjoyable visit to Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ONeill enter
tain friends tonight in honor Of Miss
Clara Clardy.
Sunday was IL bright, balmy day and
all the chur, hes were filled with large
congregations.
Rev McPheeters preached two elo-
quent IN Sunday on the "Di-
vlnity of Christ"
Hon. Leslie p. Ross arrived at okla.
homa City Sunday after a protracted
visit to Washington.
Mr.. james Atkins OF Sterling, Neb.,
is here and will soon take a position in
Lyons implement store.
The patent for the Perry townsite
arrived Saturday. The board will be-
gin making deeds April /.
Captain H. q. Cavanaugh has been
made professor of military science of
the Kansas State Agricultural Col
lege.
d. Il. Widmer and Miss Mollie Lind
sey, left this morning for Danville,
Ills to attend the funeral of Register
Lindsey.
At the morning services in the Pres
byterian church sunday, Rev. Me
Pheeters collected $500 in subscriptions
to liquidatc a debt hanging over the
church.
Ralph McCord of Springfield, Ills, is
still here looking for a location for a
foundry. The Board Of Trade will
consider his proposition at its next
meeting.
Treasurer Cox of L county, was a
visitor to the capital yesterday. Mr..
Cox is a good man and is making a
splendid official lie says l. county is
fairly hustling.
The LEADER bindery has Just finish
ed n large quantity of stenographers'
official not books. They are Of ex-
cellent quality, and well bound. No
court stenographer can afford to be
without them.
Over 20, 900 applications have been
received at the governors Office for
school land leases. The governor and
his force have answered all the letters
received and now make short work Of
every new batch.
David Fitz was brought in from Te-
cumseh by Deputy Joe Eads yesterday
on the charge Of whisky selling. 1t is
alleged that Fitz is a murderer, having
killed a deputy marshall two years
ago for which he was never arrested.
There has been several calls for
books Oklahoma Illustrated by
parties DESTROYS of sending same to
their Eastern friehds, and the pub
fishers wish to say that this work will
not lie out before thirty days After
that time they will be pleased 20
furnish same in any quantity.
A new ruling has | c n made by the
postal department which is of great
interest to the business men of this
city. In thefuture when a letter is sent
to an office and is not called for it will
be held thirty days instead of ten as al
present, before it will be returned tc
the W.T. liter or sent to the dead letter
office.
Secretary Lowe yesterday granted {
charter to the Territorial irmen's assO
citation of Oklahoma. The incorpora
tors are: q. w. Jacket, John Calleton
|, Chas +. Mcdowell, NJ. A Holdings
head, L. H. Wood, I. f lowell, 5. A.
Stream, I. S. Hamilton, Ii. Foster, q
w. Taylor, Chas. J. Laux, ID C. Satter
lee, +. II. McCann,
Guthrie hotel, Newkirk, o. T.