The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-11
Outlines of Oklahoma

The free homes convention meets at
Guthrie one week from today.
George Masters of Perry is snow-bound
in the Rockies and can't get home.
Most Of the divorces filed in Oklahoma
come TWO years after the marriage
The Choetaw nation coal is said 10 be
the best mined west Of the Alleghenies-
The eggs that Rosenbaum had splash
ed against the person OF Colonel Stiles
are up again
W B LOOMS OF Meadville. Missouri,
is talking Of building and operating a
| creamery at Perry
Mr. Hadley has introduced a bill COM
polling railroads in Oklahoma TO fence
their rights OF way.
Pieces of the scaffold on which MILL
gan was hanged at Oklahoma City are
still preserved as souvenirs.
Tom Reid has been over TO FL Reno the
last week explaining the intricacies Of
the whole business 10 the boys.
The female suffrage bugaboo seems 70
have been caught in adverse winds and
blown fiat. Which IS a good thing.
II is said that every member Of the
| present legislature carries a railroad pass.
| Which is following an old custom
The Oklahoma City Office has a stamp
| cancelling machine Sam Murphy stands
next to the government. That is plain.
The chances are that Governor Barnes
will swat the Ravens bill with q veto.
! That seems to be the general impress
sion.
/ The Hardesty Herald springs Dennis
| Flynn and Judge Burford for United
| States senators. But they are both from
| the same town.
John Hall. travelling man Of Oklahoma
| City, was held up or the streets Of
Weatherford the other night, and robbed
| of small change.
: Biddison. who has cut such a prominent
a.; figure during the present session OF the
| Legislature. was born in Ohio, just at the
| close Of the war
A bill compelling clerks of the cities
| of the first-class TO keep a journal Of
| council proceedings is now waiting on the
| governors signature.
| The appointment Of Rosenbaum was a
| mistake. 1t was recognized as a mistake
shortly after it was made, and should
| have been rectified at once.
The largest part of the big pipe organ
| of the Oklahoma City Baptist church
| the lungs. weighs $500 pounds, and it took
sixteen men to lift it into place
There will probably be such tangle
before the legislature adjourns that the
! last few days will be disordered and lots
| of things which would be defeated other
wise will slip through.
DR.. Vandervoort Of Guthrie picked up
| a young boy who was cold and hungry
| and took him to his home. The boy
| walked off with S125 worth OF property
! and has been arrested.
The fellows who say that VIII Little
| is not a farmer do not know what they
| are talking about. Bill is one of the best
! farmers in Oklahoma, and will be planting
| trees on the graves of his slanderers forty
! years hence.
| Oklahoma City Oklahoman: Yesterday
! in police court appeared the spectacle OF
a man owning go acres of the best land
| in Oklahoma. answering to the charge Of
! vagrancy. The man is an Indian and his
! name ]. B. Framboyse. For the past
! six weeks he has loafed about saloons
| and gambling halls, and apparently, and
! in fact, had no visible means of support.
| The police have been instructed TO arrest
/ every loafer about saloons and gambling
| houses the effect to be to rid the city Of
/ questionable characters. The Indian was
! among the number In police court last
| evening he proved that he had 800 acres
/ of land on Little river in Pottawatomie
! county, and had a regular income. OF
! course, the prisoner was discharged.