The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-13
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Shawnee Is TO have fine collese build
ing for its business school
Muihail is kicking on the location OF
county high school at Guthrie Mulhau
wants il herself
/ The St Louis fair guard job is nearly
as good a snap as the legislative assistant
chief janitor's position
Haibert, OF the FL Reno Globe. and
Teciock. of Phillipsburg. Kan. have
bought the FL Reno Bell
Attorney General Roberts has decided
that the homesteaders hare rights, prior
TO the mineral claimants
The number OF bills in the legislature
have just about reached the limit Near
~ 400 have been introduced.
Granite citizens have gotten new quar-
ryi7g outfit The name of the town desig-
mates the use OF the outit.
George E. McKinnis has been installed
as postmaster at Shawnee Frank Stearns
goes into the cotton mill business
Guthrie has been working tooth and
toe-nail for the Cattlenen's convention.
Several delegations have been there.
The Taloga Advocate predicts that the
Black Jack mineral fields VIII rival the
Klondike-if the gold is in paying guam
titles.
The cornerstone of the Canadian coun-
ty court house was laid Wedne sday.
Judge j. |. Phelps was master OF cere-
monies
Fun is being poked at the legislators
for hanging on TO their seats while riding
in the Oklahoma street cars. Maybe they
had good cause
House bill No. 10 is said to have the,
longest history of any in the lower house.
The bin provides for taxation of unor-
ganized counties
On New Years. Secretary VIM. Grimes
presented the town of Grimes, in Roger
Mills county. with a flag. The town was
named after him.
The roping at Oklahoma City was poor
in general 1t was surprising how many
so-called comwen failed absolutely to
lasso the animals.
Roberts has placed those persons mar
ried by Walker. at Weatherford. in a
very awkward position. He has declared
the marriages void.
''Bossie" Mulhall was given a slow steer
to rope at Oklahoma City, and she re-
fused to uncoil her rope. She was given
a red-eyed steer and missed him.
Fred Wenner has declared that man.
to be a guard for Oklahoma at ST. Louis.
must be five feet eight inches tall and
not weigh over 225 pounds. Colonel Haw
klnS SHOuiu get III at the DdSeIneHl VIII
dow.
Lawton has kick coming. Twenty-Five
car loads of military equipment from
Fort Sill have been taken to Oklahoma
City for the convention. Lawton had a
famous street fair once, but she was not
SO honored
Representative Decker is minister. yet
offers the following amendment, it is said.
TO the quarantine bill: THE word ticks
as used in this act shall not be construed
to include seed ticks. wood ticks, bed
ticks or politics..
Enid Wave: This afternoon an amusing
case was heard in the court by a jury IL
seems two men. brothers-in-law, were
partners, and one of them rented house
of the other. Barnes claimed that
Campbell did not pay the rent, and order
ed him to move out They had built
sort of stable for Campbell s team out Of
ODDS and ends, and of new lumber that
Campbell said was left-overs from jobs
of building done. When Campbell left,
he got his and Barnes says got more.
He claimed. for one thing. a half interest
in 2x4 u feet long. The jury has II
under adyisement as we go TO press.