The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-17
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

During the Last year Justice Dale OF
Oklahoma, has disposed of AL civil cases.
In an Oklahoma paper this ad. appears
| Wanted, a cook; female. male or neuter. u
Miss Margaret Rees of Guthrie, has
been elected president of the Oklahoma
Equal Suffrage association.
Bertha NJ Campbell of Orlando, was
present at the meeting of the Medical
association at Oklahoma City.
The horses of the FL Reno fire depart
ment have been trained to step under
the harness at the tap Of a bell.
Two weeks have now passed and the
Cuban rebellion still goes on and news OF
the death of Professor Halleck.
Sam Grayson, an ex-treasurer of the
Creek nation, has been impeached foI
using $1,000 without warrant of law.
AS a rule Oklahoma papers are much
more truthful in their comment on dra-
matte events than the Kansas papers.
The Oklahoma City High school football
team and the Arkansas City team have a
contest Thanksgiving at Arkansas City.
When a visitor pays his 10 cents adj
mittance at the door of the Salvation
army in Oklahoma City he is given a cup
OF tea.
In divorce publication at Oklahoma
City one woman appears on one side and
two men on the other. How does this
come?
In his Thanksgiving proclamation, Gov
er1lor Renfrow speaks of the early seed
time and the glad fruition of the harvest"
Smooth, isn't il?
Miss Lizzie Anderson has sold her Kick
apoo claim for $3.50. She was third in
line at the Oklahoma land-office at the
time of the opening.
The Guthrie Leader thought Of 1t too
late or il would have sent the Duchess of
Marlborough as wedding present copy
OF the Oklahoma divorce laws.
Sly Oberlander will be tried at Enid on
December for perjury. No one be-
Eeves the charge. Mr.. Oberlander is a
man who would spurn, two or three
spurns 10 do a thing like that.
Enid Wave: Judge McAtee will hear the
proposition TO give the county the second
degree in the independent order of bonds
next Tuesday, the 18th. 1t is highly prob
able that all above the per cent limit
will be cut out, as Judge Bierer has so
decided on the east side: however. il is
not right or just that people who hold
such warrants should be kept out of their
money indefinitely, more especially court
expense warrants, but IL il is law there
IS no other alternative for the court. All
fraudulent warrants should be cut, of
course. If the warrants over the 4 per
cent limit are cut out il viii require a
special act OF congress to legaliZe them
The Ardmore Chieftain, the best inform
ed paper in the Indian Territory, in re-
gard TO the Eagles view OF the Dawes
commission. says: After a general sum-
ming I'D of the work OF the Dawes COM
mission the Wichita Eagle arrives at the
conclSon that nothing has been accom-
pl,shed. The Chieftain hopes for better
results than is predicted by the Eagle
The obstinancy os the tribes, especially
the Chocraws. viii have more 20 90 with
opening the territory TO white people than
anything else. and help TO remove the
hzzy shadows from the optics OF seu;.mea-
tai congressman and short-hatred women
Members OF congress viii have TO realize
the cold. solid fact that something Win
have % be done. and that very soon The
expensive luxury OF commissions 70 treat
longer with people who VIII not iss-en |
- nonsense. and there Is nothing left for
the matter this winter srd be done with y |