The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-12
CITY IN BRIEF.
Faust tonight

German-American physicians are do
ing Purcell.
The city council did not meet last
night No quorum.
Four carloads Of hogs were shipped
to Kansas City yesterday.
There is not vacant business or
dwelling house in the city.
Faust will be presented to large
audience at the McKennon tonight.
The value of Guthrie property has
increased 10 per cent within twelve
days.
The home Of Eugene Henderson at
Oklahoma City, was destroyed by fire
Yesterday.
A Santa Fe special, bearing General
Frey and officers Of the road passed
south yesterday.
The equipments OF Company d, dis
banded a. El Reno, have been received
at the adjutRnt-generRrs Office.
Sam Sharp was killed near Marshal,
this county, by the accidental dis
charge of gun. lie was aged IS
years.
General Hardy, Of Kaw agency, was
yesterday appointed by Marshal
Thompson chief deputy OF the Kaw
reservation.
The following Oklahoma pensions
were ,granted yesterday: Increase,
Welcome b. Winner Alva; reissue,
G. W. Clark, Saltwater.
Governor Barnes yesterday granted
pardon to Albert Wilson, sentenced
for fifteen years for killing L. Peyton
in PottAwatomie county in 1892.
Mr.. Green, of Waco Tex, nephew OF
Judge Geo. 5. Green, is IN the city.
patronage for opera house programs.
Business OF all kinds is picking up
immensely. Even the Santa Fe has
put on extra baggage cars and coaches
to accommodate the travel IN okla
home.
A desirable property for sale on the
corner of Villas and Division. For
further particulars inquire OF the lady
at the house, lo4 West Villas. Mrs.
Ira Winch.
Next TO witnessing young lady's
first efforts at riding a wheel the
most amusing thing we know OF is
watching Territorial uperintendent
Hopkins smoke cigar Ell Reno Star.
A railroad engineer always kisses
his wife, IL he has one, before going
out on n trip. There is belief among
engineers that IL they neglect the
goodbye kiss something will happen
to them before they return.
The young people Of the Christian
EndeAvor society OF the First Presby.
terian church will give a social at the
home of Mrs. II. l.. Miller. GOA East
Warner, on next Friday evening, Nov.
10. Every body invited TO come,
Last Saturday the Purcell National
bank cAshed so, $50 check for the
Ringling Bros which they used for
paying off their hands. This is prob
ably the biggest check ever cashed in
this part OF the country, Lexington
Leader.
Tho revival meetings at the First
NJ. E. church are increasing in interest
daily, there being the largest congre-
CATION last evening OF any mid week
service. The people appreciate the
solos and sermons OF Rev. Nusbaum.
There will be services tonight at 1880
o'clock.
A man stepped into local under
takers establishment Yesterday,
walked slowly up to the fire and
warmed his hands, and asked deliber-
ately: "dow much do you charge for
lodging here?' The man was power
fully amazed when he was informed
that ha rIona tvop "a
Chief Deputy Fossett left for Lansing
Yesterday with the following prisoners
convicted in Pawnee district court:
Lutte readlove, eighteen months for
introducing; Bud Wells, ten years for
manslaughter; d. +. Martin, one year
and one day for perjury Charles Hay.
worth, eighteen months for introduc-
ing.
West side people say the governor
should not 'laY or the three cattle
inspectors on November l. Between
November IS and January IS Texas
cattlemen will endeavor TO run their
cattle into Oklahoma, and it is urged
that the three inspectors should be
stationed at the southern line in order
that all cattle mhy be listed.
A letter received from Frank Canton
states that he is 1000 miles up the
Yukon river, where his party will
winter Among other distinguished
members OF the company is Miss Helen
Dare, CORES pondent for the New York
Journal. Canton helped bury a prom
inent New York newspaper cor
respont in the mountains, who died
from exhaustion.
Deputy United States marshal Ned
Sisson came in last night to receive
instructions governing his new role
He is splendidlY equipped with mot
tied spurs aud hoarse voice Today
he will order as cAlibre pearl
mounted target gun and Heck
Thomas smile, and will then be fully
prepared TO meet any thing in the
shape OF man-eaters,
Kansas City. Kas., has a blacksmith
named Swinghammer, SAline q milk
man named Waterman, Wichita a
iolntist named Develsfrend, Eudora
an undertaken named Coffin, Colby a
lawyer named Lyon, Mcpherson a
gambler named CheAtem, Blue Rapids
barber named Pullem, LYONS a
preacher named Doohttle and Els
worth a newspaper man named George
Washington.
The Leader is in receipt OF a pam.
phlet from the Agricultural college
giving information concerning farm
ers' institutes and the AID which the
college and experiment station is pre-
pared 10 furnish to these meetinps.
Members Of the station staff will at.
tend without charge for expenses. II