, 1885-09-24
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.


Dry picking for new calm after
the storm.
The Denver N7cs of Yesterday was pro-
fusely pictorial.
1t is awful on the platform club for the
trains to be late.
Mrs, Henry preached at the Methodist
church last night.
There is no danger OF martial law. not
even at Rock Springs.
Mr.. Antrobus has painted q superb
portrait of Mn John Chase.
The Stoeb Lomaai is handsomely fitted
NJ in its new office, the old SIM build
ing.
The ladies should read Mrs. Visscher's
millinery advertisement in another col
umn.
The audience at the matinee was very
light. Not enough printer ink on the
last stretch.
Charley Null, of Upper Horse creek,
has Just completed a new barn W stories
high and thirty by fifty feet in width and
length.
Prof Aughey knows enough about the
medical qualities of Wyoming weeds to
make a root and herb doctor turn green
with envy.
Van Tassel, the coal dealer, has about
700 ton of Rock Springs coal in his huge
warehouse, also a large quantity Of an
thracite coal.
Wyoming received her share of the
awards made at the Fort Collins fair. The
superiority of our stock is acknowledged
wherever exhibited.
Col f. p. Snow received Yesterday a
returned letter that was mailed here by
the secretary of the Masonic lodge on the
oath of December, 1889.
The Baptist church in Laramie has
been remarkably successful in giving con
eerts of American war songs The same
thing would succeed here.
Inc work oil building on the lot between
the Collins block and the Stock Journal
ONCE will begin as soon as the west side
OF the new bank building is closed up.
During Mn. Buckingham illness her
room mo. s. Post $ block. will be open
from 10 a. m. to 1 p. M, and a lady will
be IN attendance to wait ON customers.
Harry Colvin was tried yesterday before
Judge Lee for running against George W.
Jones fist and making himself ridiculous
in other ways SIS. No money. Jail.
George c. Min, the rev erend tragedian.
had 4 fight last Tuesday at Charpiot :, in
Denver, with his late treasurer, y. G.
Roussell, and the actor knocked the treas
urer out in one round.
The Signal Service officer renorts that
the highest temperature yesterday was
81. 10; lowest, 500; mean temperature
G3.9; mean humidity, 800 per cent; high
est velocity of the wind, &c miles per hour.
The B~oomanoo reports deprdationsof
footpad, in Laramie. The last victim was
a Young man named j. +. johnson. from
Cooper's lake, who was held up. Thirty
three dollars in money and other yalua-
bles were taken from him.
II is astonishing how peonle often
undertake to do things outside of their
trade. For instance. Yesterday a man
tried to take A photograph nm at Kirk
land gallery. but BALM saw him and
took il away from him and Kicked him
down stairs,
The prairie southeast or Hillsdale and
Erbert caught fire Yesterday. The sec.
tion hands did all in their nowcr +, prc
vent the flames from snradipg but the
wind was blowing hard and the result has
not vet been made known
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