The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
Outlines Of Oklahoma


/ Bishop Meerschaert officiated at High
/ Mass, New Years eve, at Guthrie.
/ Many Of the society women OF Guthrie
! received New Years calls January J.
/ There is talk Of another raj road-one
running from Arkansas City TO Med
ford.
/ Frank Greer gave the employees Of the
Guthrie Capital a banquet last Monday
( evening.
/ Guthrie had one New Years marriage
/ that OF Dr.. c. S. Petty 10 Miss Mary
/ Nicholas.
The editor of the Newkirk Democrat
on New Years day resolved not 10 make
a resolution.
3Ir- ana Mrs. Joe Keaton, theatrical
people of New York are visiting reia-
tiyes at Perry.
Tae newly elected county onic. ais IN
/ Oklahoma NJ themselves 10 their new
chairs this week.
c. B. Apperson. of Newkirk. has taken
editorial charge Of the Shawnee Demo-
crat II needed him.
The supreme court collectively and The
supreme court individually has hard
time getting together.
The Newkirk Democrat fears that If
a supreme court is created. President
Mckinney VIII appoint outsiders.
The supreme court is holding its Janu-
airy session at Guthrie. The CARRIED
county commissioner case is to be set
tied.
Lead ore has now been found in the
Strip. If the Wichita mountains do not
want to be scooDed, they viii have TO
hurry.
Cushing is now without a saloon and
it is so dry that some OF the fellows
! have had to go to Saltwater TO see a
sick aunt
The Salt Trust hasn't yet got its paws
on Salt Creek, in western Oklahoma.
The packers may grab that valuable de-
post up and build a railroad 10 il.
When Superintendent Winsor. Of Ponca
City, declared for two weeks holiday
vacation, he had the small boy with Inn.
But he didn't have the school board
Tams Bixby is after a United States
senatorial seat This would make va
cancy on the Dawes commission and
some Oklahoma man should be put in
charge.
One Of the Oklahoma city papers
claims that a minister Of Guthrie said
that recently a man was sentenced by a
Guthrie court to three montas in Okla
homa City
Washington is now worrying for fear
people viii die of starvation around The
borders Of The Kiowa country. Wash
ington ought TO quiet down. No one
has ever starved on the borders OF any
Oklahoma reservation.
Ponca City Courier: Trouble has exist
ed for some time between Harry VIM
sor, superintendent OF ehe city schools
and the school board. Winsor paid little
or no regard to the suggestions OF the
rrE.e
violated their orders A elimination u
this trouble came when the board OIL
GERS asked that school De dismissed over
holidays until January 2. In spite of
their wishes, WinsOr announced that the
vacation would extend until January T.
This morning the board notified the
teachers and pupils to resume their du-
ties This they all prepared 10 do, but
on appearing at the school house, were
notified by Winsor that he had dismissed
school until January Z, and there would
be no school until that time. Pupils
were notified to return to their homes
and teachers the same. This prompted
the board to take immediate action. and
a meeting was called for 2 p. m. today
all members of the board being notified
The meeting was held accordingly. and
resolution was passed disn issing Win
sor from further connection with the
schools. It was adopted by a uninimous
vote Of the members present, who were
J. A. Fowler, o. +. Keck. ]. c. McCIel-
land, II. L. Young. w. c.. Thomson and
J. +. Webster. The dismissal was or
dered to be served at once on WinsOr,
and Albert Bigbee was chosen to serve
as superintendent pending further or
ders. Public sentiment bears out the
board in its action. School viii resume
tomorrow. as usual