The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Sanitarium crowd appears to be
| trying to scare Norman.
There are rumors from Perry that the
| city election is about over.
The codifying committee has been re-
leased from its work by Secretary Lowe.
Editor Hensley of FL Reno, has been
! yanked up before the police judge for
fighting.
The Bank of the Indian Territory is
putting in complete safety deposit vaults
| at Guthrie.
The third annual territorial fremen's
| tournament will be held in Guthrie May
S, and 10.
| Six lady delegates are present at the
Methodist conference south. now in ses-
| sion in Guthrie.
Eueere Hays and Harry McDade have
been held without bail for the murder of
poss at Ell Reno.
The Washington Post says there is not
man in oklahoma who pays an income
tax. The Post is off.
Kansas must be getting wise. 1t is let
ting Oklahoma and Colorado do all the
talking about that sand-storm.
1t is said that as soon as the Choctaw
finishes it's eastern line il will build the
tonga.
Arthur Sampsell, who is on a big ocean
liner, touched at Cape Horn the other day
and sent a long letter to his mother who
lives in Guthrie.
Company A of the Third cavalry, is now
out in the Red Moon district trying to
patch up the trouble between the Indian.
and the cowboys.
Every farmer in Oklahoma should take
a hint from Germany's demand for Ameri-
can apples. The best place to plant an
orchard is on new farm.
Some people in Oklahoma are so sure
that Judge Scott is TO be let out that
they have written to Washington making
application for his judgeship.
The livestock men held n big conven-
ton in Woodward yesterday. The live
stock craze is SO great that Bill Bolton is
going to start a cow magazine.
The Wichita Herold says in this weeks
issue: Die Stable zweiter Klasse in Ok
lahoma haben hire VAIL Unsangs Mai"
This is what the Eagle has claimed all
along.
The Guthrie Leader says that Cleveland
was not drunk. Niblack was in Washing
ton himself recently and felt conviviaI
when he called at the White House, aud
he knows.
Kilgore and Springer simply accepted
the judgeShips in the territory for their
health anyway. The fact that there is
no salary for good long time will make
no difference to them.
A man in Greeley, Kan, who is suffer-
ing from a kidney disease but who can
play the fiddle, writes 10 the postmaster
at Guthrie asking him to secure him a
Job in "A saloon, fiddiing.
House bill No. 129, relating 10 the assess
ment of property. failed TO become a
law although il was signed by the speak |
er. the president and the governor. II
did not pass the council.
Where a homesteader dies leaving a /
widow who also dies without compliance
with the homestead law, the right 10 |
acquire patent passes TO the heirs of the |
entryman, both adults and minors, equal |
~.
If Senator Dawes retires from the 1
Cherokee commission il is said that Presi- |
dent Cleveland will declare every place /
on the BOARD vacant and appoint new men /
throughout. The president doesn't APP
pear to have very high regard for the /
commission anyway.
According 10 an intimation in the Demo /
crat. a fat man who laughs fit TO kill /
ell the time is the most popular man in I
Perry. He has but one enemy. That /
enemy is his wife. She stays up till 10 4
@ o'clock every night sewing on the but /
tons that he has laughed of