The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-19
Outlines OF Oklahoma

Callahan will speak from the same
platform with Men at Taloga-
The federal government win get Itself
disliked for enforcing the tribal tax law
After q summer OF perfect calm the
price of cycaves in Oklahoma should be
greatly reduced.
The people of Enid have offered a
purse Of 500 for drill contest during
the encampment.
The Rock Island is reported TO be mad
al Enid for building that Frisco extern
sion from Blackwell.
Cotton is now pouring into the mar
kets in the southwest counties and the
gins are turning white.
The acreage of wheat. as shown by the
amount of blowing, will be increased
again in Oklahoma this year.
Some of the Democratic papers of the
territory are abusing Tom Doyle of
Perry because he can't swallow Nef
The Cloud Chief Herald thinks the
building of the Orient road will event.
ually settle the question of county seat
in Washita county.
One paper in speaking OF its candi-
date for county superintendent, says he
is a young man of modern methods. OF
late ideas and OF recent theories"
Jake Stot.er, in the Perry Republican:
Never trouble trouble till trouble trou-
bles you, for if you never trouble trou-
Die, trouble viii never trouble YOU
Dick Plunkett, butcher of the Usage
nation, has written TO the department
at Washington asking il il viii be
against the rules of the commissioner
waist.
While NIpax, j,dorSas Tar1ya1 Il, 1000
the Ponca City Courier doubts whether
Bryan will indorse Olney in 1854. The
chances are that Bryan will be so sore
when Olney gets the nomination in 1894
that Bryan viii vote the Republican
ticket.
After the election the Nenites will all
at once discover that when they figured
so hard on the immense numbar of
Democrats who had recently located In
Oklahoma, they forgot that a considera-
BILE number Of Republicans have also
dropped down on homes.
The editor of the Perry Enterprise saw
a bachelor sewing on button the other
day. The bachelor didn't have a Thin
bic, and he got the needle half way
through by pushing it against a wall
then ne took hold of the point with his
teeth and crushed the enamel off getting
it the rest of the way.
Last Friday George Warrenbury was
being tried at Crescent City. He TOOK
exception 10 some of the testimony, pull
ed a gun, backed out of the court room
and fed. He was recaptuTed at Perry
the same day. His withdrawal from the
case in this manner was in clear viola
ton of the organic act.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: If the
fusion ticket is elected at the county
election to be held IN November, the
following will be the office-holding force
from the Second ward of the city: John
Alexander, treasurer; W. L. Alexander,
deputy treasurer; Chas. ]. Bowman. reg
lister OF deeds; r. T. Caffrey, county
clerk; Miss Alice Beitman, superintend-
emit Of schools; W. r. Taylor, county at
torney; Herbert Mitchell, assistant coun-
ty attorney; Mike O'Brien, sheriff, (has
just removed; Ed Malone, county COM
missioner; ]. T. Brown, assessor; John
Livesay, constable; T. B. Satterfield, cor
oner, lit is understood that DR.. Street
will resign; ]. p. Allen, probate judge;
Frank Johnson, clerk probate office.
This only makes fifteen office-holders
from one of the smallest wards in the
city, and then there is not a single can
didate on the ticket who lives on a
farm or in any other city or village in
the county.