The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
Outlines of Oklahoma.

A Perry man froxe his camera I'D trying to
take the photograph of a load of ice.
II is said that South McAlester Is the pro-
posed destination Of the Hutchinson South
ern-
open up diplomatic relations with Isenbers
again
Callahan is still in Oklahoma Thurs
day ne drove across the country to Guthrie
from kinghsher.
One Of the toast responses heard In Still
water by Governor Barnes was Politics
Chemically Pure
The Eon. Jay Yancy Callahan viii begin
to harvest one hundred and sixty acres Of
wheat next Monday.
One man in Noble county got his cattle
appraised az s. head while his neighbors
had theirs assessed at IS and SO.
The cofreyviIle and Ell Reno railroad and
the Hutchinson Southern railroad are both
liable to touch Perry when built
Mr.. Brandon of Oklahoma City is a first
cousin OF William Jennings Bryan. NJ.
Brandon expects to succeed Governor
Barnes.
George Boggs Of Shawnee has got Up in
the back scat with Governor Barnes. He
has Barnes endorsement, for postmaster a.
Shawnee.
Judge Derrick Cpdegraft. a prominent
citizen of Hennessey. is dead He would
have been SO years Of age had he lived
month longer.
President Mckinley is taking an inter-
m.nabie time making up his mind as to the
man for marshal. Pat Magic didn't have
TO resign a all.
The Oklahoma City Oklahoman says that
the Republicans of that town are not in it
with Governor Barnes. That depends on
who gets the marshalship.
George W. Wright, one of the most prom
inent stockmen of eastern Oklahoma and
business man of Saltwater, died last week
and was buried at Perkins.
The Ii Reno Star says the loan agents are
riding over Oklahoma sizing up crops.
Money will come into Oklahoma heavily
this fall but no one wants TO borrow II
simply to spend.
Some one ought 70 tell Pat Magic some
day that his silent man on horseback was
really an excellent sketch. II was The
boys made fun of II, knowing it was well
written. 1t was so unexpected.
school teacher of Pcttawatom;e county
has gone insane while trying to figure out
Oklahoma's total cat crop. He got up to
10. 600. 600, 600 0O0.O02 and didn't reach either
Lincoln or Kingfisher county, and his
mind caved in.
Callahan is said TO be haunted by the
thought that even should he pass the free
homes bill the people would. come out ami
say 1t was because of the work that Dennis
Flynn had done in congress for the bill.
Callahan's plan is to wait while.
Aiva Pioneer: Deputy Sheriff Pat Oats
was riding along in the southeast part OF
Woods county on Sunday, recently, and
came 10 a place where the old trail had
been piowed up and the road changed TO the
section line. A sign was up saying:
Christians keep the straight and narrow
way" and the owner of the farm piowing
as il he didn't know 1t was Sunday.
Guthrie Leader: Governor Barnes was
most fortunate In selecting G. H. Filson
for mis- private secretary during the period
of the great rush for pie, for nobody on
earth can look after all the details Of bust
ness and at the same time handle large
and anxious crowd of place hunters. keep
them all In good humor. marshal them up
just at the right time and send them away
happier than can Filson. He is all right
wherever you put him and his friends are
as countless as the stars, especially just at
this time.