The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-03
Judge Enright is down from Perry


Fire at Muscogee caused $50, 600
damage
Governor Renfrow visited Norman
Yesterday.
Hon. r. l.. Collins of Enid is sojourn-
ing in the capital.
Wisby q norner moved their Office
to the Beadle block yesterday.
Logan county teachers meet March
10th Prof. Winans will lecture.
DIR. J. II. Cox, leading physician Of
Woodward, was in the city yesterday.
The Chikaska townsite company was
chartered yesterday by Secretary
Lowe.
Tom Smith passed through the city
yesterday eeroute to the Sax and Fox
schools
County attorney Parry of NJ county
is in the city shaking hands with his
many friends.
Attorney w. H. Thompson arrived
and is on the sick list
Among Perry visitors in the city yes
terday were: Volney Hoggatt, Harry
Clark, and w. e McCune.
Charley Grant has some bargains in
horsehesh. Watch sales at the auction
corner Saturday and Monday.
Roy Coleman, a boy was accident
ally shot and killed near Mulhall yes
terday by another boy named Camp
bell.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian cbSrch viii give an oyster supper
at the the old Welcome stand on ok
lahoma avenue.
King dsher was rep, esented in the
city by the following gentlemen yes
terday: Ii Il Adams, }. c Roberts,
c. NJ. Cade and ". ". Hofiinger
Bishop Brooke is preaching to good
sized congregations at the Episcopal
church. Tonight he will take as his
subject THE Church ard the Bible. "
Edgar Jones received yesterday for
the library complete set of Nebraska
reports, thirty-six volumes, covering
an aggregate cost at harket value of
sl44.
Mrs w. X. Magill, wife of Jailer
Magill, and little ones returned yes
terday, after "a two-months' visit with
friends and relatives at Honey Grove,
Tex.
well known firm of this city has
fallen. One member wanted a sea- ch
warrant yesterday to hunt for goods
alleged TO be stolen and secreted in
the house of another member.
The lookout at the fire department
commands a view of many miles
around. A telescope, used by Chief
Taylor while he was pilot on the
Hudson river, lends enchantment to the
view.
The Ell Reno electric light and
pow company was granted a charter
by Secretary Lowe yesterday. It's
capital is $50, 900. Incorporators are
NJ. NJ. Inge, John Q. Regan and
others.
Judge McAtee is besieged with ap
plicants for clerkship Among the
number are Dick Cummins, Percy r
Smith, K L. Col ms, L. Gilbert and
Ed. l.. Dunn. From what can be
learned each is well indorsed.
Dr. Buxton, assisted by Drs. Witten
and Smart, yesterday amputated Rev,
Copeland's leg, Rev. Copeland is ex
editor of the West and South, and ht
has been suffering on account OF 1T fol
years. The amputation was very sue
cessful.
MIR. ana Mrs, j. c. Pitts, parents o.
district clerk Louis +. Pitts arrived
yesterday from Jasper county Mo, anc
will locate here having already ar
ranged for erecting new house here
Leon Pitts who has been in Missouri
will arrive shortly with the household
goods.
Hon. Edward q. Spilman register o
the Kingfsher land office and Dick
Cummlns of Kingtisher are in the city
Judge Spillman has fixed his perma
nent domicile in this country Ill
spoke enthusiastically of the future o
Oklahoma and had many kind word
for the progress and enterprise 0
Guthrie.
Judge "Th1i" Cutlip is on han,
looking after several cases before tn
supreme court lie says that the re
publican party in Kinghsher count.
has been very much decimated lately
and all that is necessary to bring tota
annihiation is another session or tw
of court. The Judge sen enced sii
residents of Kingfisher county, all re
pubhcans, to the penitentiary at tn
session just ended, and about be onl
reDublicans left in that section ar
h ,McCartney and Parson Parker.
sdemptian Of Territorial Warrants.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. l3. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Iher
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