The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-16
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Judge Burford will remain in the terri
tory. 1t will be a state some day.
The people of Oklahoma City were just
as close to a cyclone as they ever want
| TO be.
The cyclone came just near enough 10
Oklahoma City to boom the cyclone in
| surauce business.
Oklahoma has had one governor from
Arkansas. one from Missouri and one from
Indiana Viii an Ohio man be next?
Tarsney of Missouri. was offered the
general eonsuiship at Samoa, but he held
out for the Oklahoma judgeship and got it.
When the Oklahoma delegation gets
down to St Louis il will ca Il on Grosvenor
and Hanna and find out something about
home rule
In Grant county, Oklahoma, there is a
little town named Niger Creek 1t Will
Fever become metropolis without chang
ing its name.
The FL Reno Republican claims that
Shawnee's prospects for getting the Choc-
taw round-house and shops have been
rudely shattered
Burford win probably be a judge again
when Mckinley goes in. The Indiana
fellows VIII have good deal to say when
Mckinley is president
The Winfield Courier claims that a Kan
sas man was recently arrested in a bust
ed Oklahoma bank affair who was not
connected with the bank in any way.
The department at Washington will
stand by Woodson. II the Indians can
stand the loss OF their rations they can
afford 20 quit. Otherwise not.
The city council of FL Reno was asked
TO fine its members for failing to attend
council meetings but the council refused
TO do 1t, and the matter has been dropped.
Hornbeck of the Minco Minstrel, gives
up all hope of change of conditions 81
the Chickasaw nation. and advises peo-
pie to go ahead AID make the best leases
possible.
Jacob Scheizer was recently elected
member OF the school board. He then
moved to his farm outside the city. Some
one kicked on his eligibility. Scheizer re-
signed in hurry.
The Oklahoma City Republican fears,
that when Cy Leland is gwen the chance
10 distribute the patronage for Oklahoma
he can find no one 10 accept the postol-
Aces. But Cy Will not raa Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Tmes-Journal: The opinion
OF the auditor Of the United States treas
ury ON the district clerk fee decision, Il
Is row reliably reported. was due in some
measure 70 the efforts Of the clerks % the
district court 70 get the government TO
d-sayow any interest in the civil aid ter
ritcrial fees. relying upon the supreme
court TO prevent the legislative ETA ctment
from becoming operative. BY such man
ipuatiOn it was believed by the clerks
that they could hold AL sgeh fees with
out accounting to anyone. But the audi
tor went too far IN MS opinion Instead l
o: conha.ng Il to the bare question % ac-
counting for civil and territorial fees. be
goes into the entire case and r.adies & |
completely. The opinion - 50 scnoag that !
thc PROBABILITY = Ghzz al commissioner I
VIII endeayor 20 enforce the territorial (
ststats. The clerks thought they were I
~ clover uEtA the decision was brougha !
70 the attention Of TIE cspzrtmsat a. /.
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taken 20 ascertain The exact amount TIE i
district cserks had collected. al couzsy 4
eierks having been asked b. tbs sszs-lior Z
10 furnish . table OF territorial fees pad /
out subsequent 10 June %. lss9. The cierks 4
saw II this inquiry an Ez-s1psszei Gzn-
ger. NhSrh Vas an order 70 Scco1u< for 4
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