The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
Outlines of Oklahoma

A carload OF early peaches Is shipped
from Oklahoma City every day
Over 100 hogs had changed hands on the
Perry market before s o'clock. Tuesday
morning.
Harry shortman Of Perry wants $500
damages for being under arrest OF Sheriff
Askens for JUST one minute.
Dennis Flynn was not at the FL Reno
meeting. but in New York. Dennis appears
10 have grown tired Of scrapp.ns
Most OF the Oklahoma postoffices win re-
uatn closed half the day Saturday and II
10 Er.stow doesn't like it he can lump IL
The appointment Of postmaster Of Enid
Is a year away. but the blonde and bru-
nette hair Is already filling the air In the
vicinity.
There is yet $500 subscribed but not col
lec.ed of the fund at Oklahoma City for
the preliminary survey OF the SapulpA ex-
tension
The Guthrie Capital has a dispatch from
Washington which says it Is a constant
surprise IN Washington that Mckinley ig-
nores Flynn so much.
Reading Of Frank wenners appointment
| as private secretary. Isenberg exclains:
Poor Guthrie. 1t looks like she wasn't go
ing TO get any appointments at al"
w. o. Cromwell. the smartess Populist
| in all Oklahoma. married Miss Louise Lee
at Enid the other evening Cromwell has
| brains and is conner. Keep your eye on
him.
How is this? In Canadian the board Of
| equalization's effort ten cows owned by a
farmer are assessed at $40. and ten cows
IL
So.
| Register Anderson OF the Enid land Of
| fee says that occasional visits TO your claim
| one IN six months or oftener do not con-
| stitute settlement. This applies to single
and married men.
| The Guthrie hotel men are mad 1T Gov
ernor Barnes. They say 1t was mean in
| him to announce that he would not appoint
an auditor for three months yet, and 60
drive custom away.
| Callahan has at last gone back TO Wash
! irgton. AS a matter Of fact Callahan
| had q perfect right 10 come home The
| people of Oklhoma made the mistake Of
| ever banishing him from Okla oma at all.
One Of the strong points about the Flynn
| crowd In Oklahoma is that he and II grew
| I'D In southern Kansas together on ranch
| and farm and In boom town and emigrated
| IN a body to Oklahoma and is still united
and on earth.
| It isn't right to doubt the spirit of the
harmony resolutions adopted last week at
| Kingflsher. Those resolutions meant wha.
they said and said what they meant. The
omission of Amos Ewing was tough, bu.
II ought to be forgotten.
he Of
! been that he was not a slayer He has
| been whipped out of Oklahoma by the CAL
lahan crowd. If Vincent would stay with
/ the fight he would be shoveling the remains
Of Callahan out of his front yard with a
Nscoop IN less than two years.
The bar of Perry gave a farewell ban
quet to E. Bee Guthrey the other evening.
| Guthrey is an odd genius. He once got
out paper in Payne county called the
Saltwater Hawk and he printed 1t by runn-
ing a roller over the type. roiler made of
! planed log filled with sand 10 give I,
/ weight.
! The Guthrie Capitals Washington cor
/ respondent says that the president will not
remove Oklahoma judges until their terms
expire. He writes further: Last week
the entire judiciary of Arizon were replac-
! ed at one swoop. l asked the attorney
general what this meant. He said the
terms were out there. except in two cases.
and against these two grave charges had
! been filed. l asked the attorney general
who would probably control these appoint
| ment when they were finally made? With
| a qu:sical smile on his face he replied: II
/ do not know. / suppose, however, that
the same power behind the throne which
succeeded in placing Mr.. Barnes in the gu
bernatorial chair will be a very potent fac
| tor when these cases are taken up" ! can
| irfer only from this that the administra-
! ton intends TO recognize the recommends
! tons of Governor Barnes and his friends IN
! these appointments and that ex-Delegate
| Flynn Will have no say IN the matter.