The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-01
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Did anyone rake of reward for the
capture of Zip Wyatt?
The melting snow has brought out the
! howl about the streets in Oklahoma again.
/ The divorce business is inclined TO let
up a little at the approach of the holidays.
At Tonkawa liquor dealer was recent
! " prosecuted for selling his goods TO a
minor.
/ Shawnee is already all FURNISHED up 10
receive the statehood delegates next We'd
nesday.
| Saltwater suffered from a wood famine
( for a couple OF days when the recent
blizzard came down.
Bill Bolton has dropped the discussion
of the tariff on his editorial page and
now deals exclusively IN cow.
Newklrk parties are figuring on starting
a, distillery at Willow Springs on account
of the purity OF the water there.
For the first time in the history OF
Oklahoma no town at present is loudly
declaiming it's gateway facilities.
A paper out in western Oklahoma an
nounces seriously that a MAI who ran a
gets we'll"
The Dawes commission didn't show
their dignity particularly to the Indians
but the Indians know now that they
had it along.
In construction OF the new fee and
salary bill Judge McAtee holds that the
sheriff and probate Judge are entitled to
half their criminal fees
It seems 10 be the fashion all over
Oklahoma to take day of about once
a week for the purpose Of matchmaking
the territorial board of equalization.
Judge Scott and wife gave reception
TO the members Of the Oklahoma City
bar and their wives last night Cow
ernor and Mrs. Renfrow wee present.
If the statehood convention a. Shaw
nee does nothing else Il Will probably
serve TO bring the fair young features Of
Arthur Percy Daniels into publicity
again.
Joshua Mathis left on the table Of the
editor Of the Enid Eagle the other day
a tooth Weighing seven pounds. The
original owner is supposed 70 be al old
settler named NJ 4. Stadon-
The Enid Eagle is kicking because the
old coun ties IN the territory were given
a bigger delegate representation 10 the
statehood convention than the strip coun-
ties. L tells its delegates 20 20 20 the
convention and demand an explanation
Oklahoma City Okiahornan: ". II.
Fbey, clerk % the district court, yes;er-
day received the following letter from an
English solicitor:
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