The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

! never surrender, Is the tocslu oil
Democracy.
District court will convene here
Monday, Judge Burford presiding.
A still hunt will do for Mr.. opossum
but 1t won't do when hunting for live
game
II is reported here that VIM. Tileh
man was beaten in Lincoln county fol
sheriff.
In Oklahoma City Keaton received
1913 votes and Flynn Sea majority
for Flynn of. SO.
Hon. Sidney Clark is elected to the
council from the sixth council district
by fine majority.
Over e,ooO head Of cattle are being
grazed this fall In the Kiowa end Co.
mAnche reservation.
II you put thirteen eggs under a her
1t will not always do TO rely on getting
an even dozen chicks.
As the noon train pulled ont today
two coon hobos climbed on the roof OF
one Of the coaches and rode out OF
town.
Rev. b. b. Hicks, pastor OF the NJ. E
church, South, will preach at the re.
vival al the First NJ L. church this
evening at 1890.
| There Is movement OF foot to build
an electric railway from Saltwater to
Perry on a plan which, its projectors
say, will be successful.
Don't forget to ace the charming
Miss Jennia Holman in the celebrated
English comedy; "Elopment, at the
McKennoD tonight,
The man who surrendors because
his hrst assault failed to breach the
enemy's works, should rememb Der that
faint heart never won fair lady.
The Free Silver candidates of Logan
county who got left Tuesday don't
seem to feel much disappointed. They
take their defeat philcsophically and
are ready to be up and at 'em again.
Governor Barnes today signed par.
don for @ G. Gibson, who is serving a
two years sentence at Lansing for
stealing cattle in Greer county. The
application was signed by the tr al
I judge and prosecuting attorney.
Guthrie Chapter No. 12, O.E. s.,
will hold regular meeting this, Fri
day, evening, November II, at 7:aO. A
full attendance is desired TO assist in
important business Of interest to all.
7. M. l.. RAY, w. M.
Geo, W. Bellamy, Democratic candi-
date in the seventh council district. is
certsinly elected. Returns show that
he carried the city of El Reno and
seven townships outside of the city
by 29l majority.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Bremen, OF seo
North Elm street, entertained a few
friends az luncn this afternoon, the
occasion being the baptising Of their
young son, Godfrey Joseph Father
Van Hulse otiiciated
W. l. Rhodes, the furniture dealer,
nss the contract for carpetinR the
United states marshal's Office and add
lr g some new furniture. He will also
see that the district court room is prop
erly furnished and carpeted.
In the police court this morning
Robert Crank was fined IS for being
drunk and disturbing the peace. Not
having the eight plunks. he was turned
over 10 the city officials to work out
mis- hne at the rate OF 81 per day.
Robert Millsap was released from
the federal Jail today on bond ap.
proved by Judge Burweli. Millsap,
when arrested, was conducting a sa
loon on Indian land. II is claimed
that he was ignorant OF the law cover |
ing such matters.
A new order has been issued by the |
Santa Fe officials, compelling all depot
agents and clerks to wear caps with a |
ba dge desigdatiuR their respective DO |
sitions. Agent Corkins wore bran
new. cap today, which was very be-
coming
G a gentleman who has been much
over the territory every year since its
opening to settlement declares that in
ali these years he has never seen the
wheat prospects better and more prom
lslng than at the present time, or the
soil in better condition.
A gospel mission Is soon TO be open-
ed AZ lO7 Second street The workers
in charge are A, w. Johnson. Of Texas.
and c. K. Parmele, recent missionary
10 the Bahama islands. All working
Christians are invited TO cooperate
with tnem,
Those who attended at the opera
house last night were delighted with
the performance. Miss Jennie Hol
man is an actress OF exceptional abu
ity in her difficult lines, while her
supports are ali up ia their parts. A
good house greeted the company last
night and tonight the MeRennon
ought TO be crammed 10 see Miss Hol-
man in that taking English comedy.
"E opement," in two acts.
DR.. Townsley, who came in with the
rush on the 22nd OF April, 1889, and
settled In Guthrie, aud who has been
absent for several years. is in the eitv
looking after his valuable pi operty
interests in the city. He EXPIRE Aes
himself as greatly pleased with the
growth OF the city and the many fine
business houses and residences erected /
since he left here The doctor saws
that II he can secure two lots Of aftv /
feet fronting on Harrison avenue al. |
joining the Star Bazaar building |
which is owned by him, he will erect |
a hne structure in the spring that viii |
make the eyes OF the desizens water
with surprise at its beauty.