The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-13
CITY IN BRIEF


wanted--To rent an upright piano
Dr. Avery, over Bank OF Indian Terri
tory.
Second Lieutenant c W. Brewer has
rendered his resignation to the gov.
ernor.
The Ponea Courier man accuses A.
A. hyers OF wearing the loudsst ties
in Oklahoma
Judge conklin, OF Garfield county, is
new sspirant for judicial honors in
this territory.
0ne OF Guthrie'a well known bar
tenders has gone to Nebraska-and
he's not alone.
An original pension Of IS was granted
yesterday to the widow Of Abbie Cor
nell, Of Tecnmseh
Call on NJ. Lanzl and have your shoes
repaired in an artistic manners l2l
Oklahoma avenue, west
The mayor OF Shawnee telegrsphs
that the report OF the Indian war Is a
hair-brained whisky fake
The new officers OF the Rebekah
lodge are Matte Doughty, noble
grand; Katie Mcwethy, secretary.
sd Stevens, formerly Of Guthrie but
now of the Lexington Leader, has
taken In partner, George ID Latham
You are invited to call and examine
the new work which can be seen at
Tipton's studio, lis East Oklahoma
avenue.
George Johnson, the "wahm num-
ber' porter at the Royal, is back from
hree-weeks visit 10 his old home in
Memphis, Tenn.
. The case OF Allen vs. Matheson. suit
for commission, was tried before Pro-
bate Judge Foster yesterday and judg-
ment rendered for plaintiff.
Guy G Hopkins and Winnie V. Can
ming Yere married yesterday at the
residehce OF the brides parents east of
fne city by Rev. w L. Dibble.
There will be a meeting Of Guthrie
Consistory No. this evening at 7:3O
tor work All memb are requested
to be present.-E 5. Donnelley, B. NJ.
1t is now practically settled that the
burning Of the two Indian boys re-
ce.tly ior the murder and outrage OF a
white woman took place in this terri
tory.
A couple Of vag drunks were fined in
police court yesterday, but the fine
was suspended pending their expressed
intention to seek a more congenial
cline.
f"ftlE Scott. OF Oklahoma City, de-
STvered MS lecture, The Mistakes OF
Jeremiah" to a large and appreciative
audience at the Presbyterian church
last night.
The Territorial Agricultural, Horti.
cultural and Irrigation society meets
in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday, January IS, 10
and 20, 1898
Upton has Just purchased the
Dougherty gallery and refurnished it
neatly and is now ready TO wait upon
you at any time that suits your con-
venience. See his ad.
Ponca City Courier: The coroner's
inquest at Arkansas City yesterday
developed that @. r. Sipes, the hard
ware man, come TO his death from the
effects OF chloral, probably taken with
ISS'ddal intent.
Twenty-Rine sheep were stolen from
ranch south Of Norman and sold IN
oklahoma City and the owner knew
nothing Of the transaction until officers
arrested the thieves. Six arrests have
been made and nearly all the animals
recovered.
PoneA City Courier T. Strobe re
signed the pastorate OF the ST. John
Baptist church in this city last even
ing and Will go to Guthrie TO accept
call TO work in the Masters vineyard |
His time here did not expire until |
March. For the present the church |
here will be without q pastor.
Late developments in the burning OF
the two indians show that after they /
were captured they were brought back
over the line into Oklahoma territory |
TO avoid the jurisdiction Of the Omitted
States court Governor Barnes has
offered a reward of $1,000 for the ap-
prehension o. the parties taking part
In the death Of the Indians.
The supreme court yesterday grant
cd the writ of mandamus from KiEg.
fisher county in relation to the sepa-
rate school law. The opinion was de-
livered by Keaton and holds the sepa-
rate school law passed by the last
legislature absolutely void on the
hhOAA0n VI AhNNA Al4nNl aAA VI uiNJ duu
in violation of the fifteenth amend
ment OF the constitution Of the United
States. The decision leaves the old
law in force.
Oklahoma City is now worrying
about the location OF tho new SApulpa
extension depot, that is where IL will
put it-when II gets H. The Times
Journal locates the depot at the foot
of Robinson street, and then the okla
homan comes forth end says that the
solemn assertion regarding its loca-
tlon six months before il is 10 be built
smacks OF scheme TO boom real es-
tate In that vicinity. Looks as II Il
did not take much to boom real estate
down there.
Repeated inquiries come TO the okla
homa Experiment station as to the
value OF cotton seed as food for ami
mails. There is widespread fear that
1t Is an unsafe food. There is some
foundation for this feeling but used
judiciously, cotton seed may be wisely
fed 20 either cattle, horses or sheep
to hogs. Young stock are
more liable 10 injury than older ones
Rarely Is II wise To make this the only
grain food. Long continued high feed
ing with cotton seed sometimes gives
bad results. But where il is not prac-
ticable TO have the seed sent TO an oil