The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-26
OUTLINES OF oKiAn oMA.


Pat Oats was elected president Of the
territorial sheriff-s association organized
at FL Reno this week
Blackwell boasts of citizen. BY name
John Parret. who gathered elderberries
w enty years ago on the corner in New
York where the Vanderbilt mansion now
stands.
II is noticeable fact that the number
OF people who leave Oklahoma for
Christmas are very few. Oklahoma is
the best OF the forty-five al 1.-THE year
/ around
Everyone is expecting Delegate-elect
TO Roosevelt 10 visit oklahoma soon and
be given a real days hunt IN the Usage
! country.
The Oklahoma City man is now declar-
ing that Oklahoma City never did want
IL be the capital city. The capital city
cry in connection with statehood has be-
come joke
There is war on at Guthrie at pres
ent, wherein brick-bats are figuring large
ly. 1t is up 70 the city council 70 make
| choice between Kansas and Oklahoma
| brick for the new pavement
Though a little slow OF action. the police
of Guthrie sweep the field when they get
to doin' Next morning when the victim
o. thugs lay upon his deathbed. the blue
coats rounded up twenty-one suspects,
There is a class in Oklahoma that is
| coming the sour-grape act on the state
hood matter. 1t was only the politicians
who wanted statehood. anyway. this class
murmur meekly. while Quay goes fight
ing on.
| a A Woodruff. OF Republican City,
Kan. was visiting in WatonSa this week.
/ He IS 81 years old. Wednesday mcrnins
| ne got up TO take a walk. when 1t was
rot vet light, and fell severely injurins
| his head
Another section Of the law has been
| dug up and the game warden who has
| confiscated a quarter OF million OF
quail. instead of distributing them about
among the needy as heretofore. sells them
and takes the receipts as his fee Cor the
confiscat.on.a
| That man at Lawton Who insisted that
the deputy oil inspector give the lash
the deputy oil inspector give the fash
test TO gasoline. that IS. TO heat volume
of gasoline up TO a temperature of 2s
| degrees and some. is very raw IN his IN
tentions toward that inspector.
The proposed action Of the livestock san
4 itary board in prohibiting the transit OF
| horses across the territory without a Ger
t,fic2te of health recalls the fact that Il
was this Quadruped that brought the ucs
that caused the first northward move OF
the quarantine line in southwest Okla
homa.
! Bird MCGUIRE will move to Pawnee OF
! his return from Washington. Paw1ee I!
| his home. he says. Guthrie has been hi:
official residence for six years. He has
| announced that he viii remain in tn
! law business and at the first of the new
| year will open an office at Pawnee VIII
! Ed Clark as his partner.
| One of Secretary Grimes stenogTapher.
went into the store room for certain
styled envelope. There were two col
,red men working in the room. one o.
them saw what she wanted before she hae
hardly opened her mouth. and as he hand
| ed the envelope TO her she showed sur
prise "Oh. yes. missile. said he, rs
quite a fanatic
For the lack of better label the fol
lowing can be called human nature: Tw'
farmers south OF Hobart got into a dis
rute about a quarter section: they each
| agreed to select an arbitrator, but boil
| refused 10 allow the two chosen 70 selec
2 third. Judge Gillette was finally agreed
upon as the proper individual TO select IN
| third arbitrator.
The Shawnee Quill on a little Wood
county boy: Last spring a little li-year
old boy was out after wood with hi
| uncle, who tossed his gun up on top o
the load of wood. The little fellow at
! tempted TO move the gun. which was &C
| cidentally discharged. the bullet SolnI
! through his hand. The doctors at frs
! suggested anputation. but the hand wal
saved and a bill for $50 was presented e
the parents, who. being. poor, We're nnaol'
to meet it. The boy began TO cast abou
for some means of getting the money L
FAY the bill. Finally he put in patel
o: broon-corn and took care Of il him
| self After it was harvested and sold h
| found himself the possessor Of 50. Fl
paid the doctors bill and was left y
clear for his seasons work. With thi
he got some clothes and few other nee
essary articles He worked when IL wa
lot weather with his sore hand bandaged
and at times when grown men Woul'