The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-06

OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

| An independent citizens ticket has bee n
nominated in Saltwater.
Register Crook has assumed his duties
in the Guthrie land Office.
| Judge Scott is in Guthrie at present
holding court for Judge Dale.
Frank McMaster has sold his weekly to
two gentlemen from Arkansas.
Judge Burford, Friday, released Burke
and Brown on g., 600 bond each.
The proof of the townsite of CARRIER, be-
| tween Perry and Enid. has been entered.
| The body of baby 6-months-old was
found in a culvert in Oklahoma City
Friday.
or course Judge Burford will be sus-
pended now that be has released Burke
and Brown.
1t is said that the Populists are thinking
of nominating ex-Speaker Daniels for ter
| ritorial delegate.
Isenberg of the Enid Wave writes such
bitter editorials that he has to add q post
script and later"
The firemen OF Guthrie have been made
policemen. Their particular duty will be
to make people clean up.
The Dennis Flynn boom is wandering
aimlessly about Oklahoma hunting for
something to buck against.
President Cleveland during his first
term removed two territorial judges in
New Mexico for getting too smart.
A physician of Perry announces through
the papers that he is building a cyclone
cellar and doesn't care who knows it.
Sam Small appears to like Oklahoma as
residence particularly if he is allowed to
spend most of his time in Washington.
If Judge Scott hasn't noticed it soma
body should point out to him that the
Times-JourDal is just as sassy" as ever.
Rev. Thomas Eaton OF the United Breth-
ern church of Perkins eloped last week
with Miss Ada Kirby of that place. She
is II years of age. No one knows where
they have gone.
One man slapped Editor Whitaker Of
North Enid Friday and the editor at once
pulled the mans neck-tie off aud ran. But
probably Whitaker intended to get more
than the neck-tie,
Guthrie has leader who speaks on the
troubles of The United States 10 the public
square. His flights of eloquencs do not
amount to much, but after his address be
gives balloon ascension.
The Oklahoma City Press-Gazette says
that there is likelihood that Grover
Cleveland would under certain conditions
make Judge Scott chief justice But there
is such thing as carrying this abuse of
the President of the United States too far
Okarche Times: The statement given to
the public that ]. 30 tax warrants had been
issued for the collection of delinquent
taxes made bad showing for our county
But it is not so bad when it is taken into
consideration that the most OF the war
rants have been issued against the Indians
for taxes on personal property. This is
the first time the noble red man has been
called on to help run any kind of govern
ment and he don't see the use OF blowing
in his few hard dollars.
FL Reno Globe: John Burnett has
leased 600 acres of Indian land fifteen
miles west of the city FOR term OF three
years which he will break out and plant
TO onions. A steam pillow will be pus TO
work on the breaking this week. and Mr..
Burnett proposes to have the entire tract
broke out in forty days. Then he Will pull
verize the sod and set out the onion sets.
Mr.. Burnett thinks onion raising On a
large scale one of the most profitable crops
one can raise. This will be the largest
field OF onions in Oklahoma.