The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-18
Outlines Of Oklahoma

The trial OF Ed Mahafa, who killed Nc
Of D. is now in progress at Taloga-
The Guthrie Leaders interview with
Judge Scott was the warm number of the
vernal equinox.
A Guthrie man bet 500 TO 81 that il
Bill Walker was ousted an outsider would
get the job, and won
Judge Irwin is 10 speak at Kinghsher
this week and he ought 70 explain his
idea Of carpet-baggers.
Miss Hopkins, the daughter OF Con-
gresham Hopkins Of Illinois, recently Wis
tied friend at Pawhuska-
Bill Walker VIII demand that the gov
eminent permit him 10 make a showing
The department will refuse.
There is an incipient saloon row az
Gushing. The saloons are getting too near
the residence portion Of the town
Squalls are gathering again and Barnes
and Flynn should lock that olive branch
up in the safe or it will get unused.
Judge Scott says that Flynn is not pop
| ular in the territory. Judge Keaton
would like TO have little explanation on
that point.
Judge Scott is in tears because Gros-
venor of Ohio doesn't speak 10 Dennis
Flynn. Flynn can stand it, and Scott
ought 10 get along.
candidate for department commander Of
the C. A. r., which is holding its meet
| ing at Kingfsher this week
Jenkins, secretary of the territory.
doesn't believe that Scott said all those
mean things about Flynn, for Jenkins got
Scott appointed 'in the interest of har-
mony."
/ Some one sent Judge Milton Of Okla
homa City a Chinese newspaper. AS he
didn't send a Chinaman along to inter-
/ pref 1t, the Judge is still mystery-envel-
! oped.
| Constable Prudens believes ne was jus
! titled in shooting Miss Arnold of Guth-
RE. The truth of the matter is that il
| was criminal 20 allow that kind of a man
carry a gun
| Frank Greer says that Flynn knows that
| he might as well throw green peas at
Gibraltar as to try TO dislodge Barnes
| from the office of governor. Throwing
| green peas at Gibraltar" is good.
The interview OF Judge Scott's should
not be taken to Washington as the sub
| ject OF a row. Oklahoma should give
! President Mckinley rest Flynn and
| Grimes can stand SCOTS abuse. 1t
| hasn't hurt them any.
The officers in .Pottawatomie county re-
IT., Gently surrounded some horse thieves IN
/
drove the authorities away, but after
ward kindly sent the officers their horses,
which they had left behind.
! In building the normal at Langston q
number of Gaborers failed TO get their pay
| from the contractor. They have hired
an attorney and will nandamus the board
of regents. The organic act will probably
bob up and knock the regents silly.
The Guthrie Capital. which discourages
milling" says in regard to Flynn's al
legged fight on Walker: IF Flynn wants
to go back on those who have made him
what he is, that is his personal affair. "
| A few sentences like that will discourage
milling in a horn.
| Programmes for the second annual
meeting of the Garfield County Fair as
sociation, to be held at Enid. September
- to 16, have just been issued. Four
| events are provided for each day except
Friday. September Is. when there will be
five races on the card. The officers of
the association are r, Messall. president;
Eugent WaIrous, vice president; S. A.
Allen, secretary, and II. H. Watkins,
treasurer.
Mr. A. W. Dunnagan OF Taloga no.
titled Dewey that D county had been
named Dewey, and received the following:
Dear Sir: have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter OF Janu-
airy 81, informing me that a the recent
| election your county, D. was named
! Dewey in my honor, and I beg TO ex-
press my appreciation OF this honor and
also hope that at no distant day 1 may
have the pleasure of visiting il Yours,
| truly. GEORGE DEWEY.