The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-01
Outlines of Oklahoma

Amos Ewing is still trying his best 70
throw coal oil on the troubled waters
The husband and father of Mrs Laird
have been arrested charged with Indian
burning.
The Medford Patriot has sided with
Hutto. Candy and Houston, and calls
them patriots.
Bill Grimes head is level when he OPP
poses the location of territorial institu-
tons at this time.
The showing that Enid has increased
in population in the last year over
thousand IS fiattering-
John L. Mitch. a prominent Oklahoma
county man. and Miss Lola Blizzard were
married Sunday afternoon.
Bill Hall. fifty miles southwest of Enid,
on the Cimarron has a whistling well
which emits a strong smell OF sulphur.
Next Sunday the legislature win be ia
ken by Oklahoma City 20 Chandler over
the new Sapulpa line in a special train.
Dennis Flynn has come back from
Washington 10 see the legislative situa-
ton emit sparks It hasn't done any
thing else since il met
Mrs. CowelI of Greer county last week
gave birth 10 a boy and girl. The girl
weighed one pound; the boy three pounds.
The boy died. The wee girl is still alive.
The Hardesty Herald wants a railroad
running through Beaver county east and
west. A railroad running would have
TO pay Beaver county about $4,000 taxes
yearly.
A Shawnee milkmsn handed a customer
quart measure of water. The customer
kicked and the milkman said: We'll.
bless me, If l didn't forget 10 put in the
milk"
The Ravens bill has been so changed
that the election next December provi-
ded therein will be only FOR members OF
the legislature and not for governor and
the rest.
Charles Hunter was a hero as a Rough
Rider, but he is injecting tobacco sauce
into the veins OF that legislature in an
unheroic way, by trying TO locate those
institutions.
Arthur Stackhouse of Cushing has
camera He has a weakness for taking
Sac and Fox Indians. The Indians do not
like it and Stackhouse hasn't a friend left
in the tribe.
If Ravens bill passes, and il will, the
expense for all nominating conventions,
elections. constitutional conventions to be
held in consequence thereof will run near
ly 10 100000.
The erection Of a capital building will
cinch the capital question forever. II
one hundred thousand dollars is put in
a capital building at Guthrie, Guthrie
will remain the capital.
Kingfsher wouldn't go into the combin-
alton for the location of the territorial
institutions Kinghsher doesn't drop its
hook into a brook until the report OF the
fish commissioner shows that there are
fish present.
Senator Havens' bill has been reported
favorably. 1t will pass and then the
pulling and hauling will begin to get
| into the constitutional convention which
will be indeed an honor and highly re-
sponsible one.
Harry Gnstrap and Bill Allison. rival
editors at Chandler, want TO succeed Dr.
Scott of Lincoln county. Gilstrap is an
anti-Barnes and Allison is Barnes. The
house is TO elect. How VIII Tom Reid
vote?
Under the new combination scheme
Ponca City, Perry, Guthrie and Shawnee
are to get something for the East Side
and FL Reno and Enid for the West
SIDE. The West Side will probably con-
clude to think few stanzas before en-
tering in.
Hardesty Herald: A strong northwest
gale prevailed Sunday night and oMnday
/ 1t blew great blasts at times and moved
small objects about promiscuOusly. Four
accent window lights were broken out
I of the Herald office by the violent slam
ming Of LIS screen door, that should
have been taken down last fall.
Cheyenne Sunbeam: Mr.. Belts was pre-
sented Monday with a peculiar calf by
one of his cows. The little animal had
two well developed heads. with eyes, ears