, 1886-09-15
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

ell, c richly.
d Laramie City is soon to have its lon
talked Of hotel.
re Lake dc Smet has been stocked wit
J. cat hsh and red horse.
Stock shipments from Lusk in Angus
amounted to 297 cars.
: Work IN the university building a
Laramie Is proceeding rapidly.
Deer are quite numerous in the auak
Ing ash groves near Evanston.
The pills. are all driven for the Wagon
bridge across the Platte at Douglas
! Henry Blair, who was shot through thu
body at Douglas, last week, is gettins
" II.
The coroner of Uinta county latel,
made a Journey Of 42g miles to hold AL
inquest.
The Mormons at Rock Springs intend
building a church this fall. They uumUer
about 100.
DIR. w. A Olmstead, late of the Shes
hoDe agency, has been assigned to duty at
Navajo, n. NJ.
The building boom continues at Lander.
which expects to have loo inhabitants
III another year.
There was a light snowfall between
Crazy Woman and Powder river on Sun
day the 9Th INST.
Sheriff Canton. of Johnson county. was
: 'verelv injured IA few day ago by a kick
from a vicious broncho.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorlzed the First National bank of
Douglas to begin business.
Evanston is organizing a building asso
citation. and the independent don't see
why Rock Springs cant have one.
The Big Horn Sentinel chronicles the
return Of Geo. T. Beck from Washington
to his Goose creek ranch in Johnson
county.
A tri weekly mail service has been ,s-
tablished between Buffalo and the Big
Red. and be.ow the Big Red on Clear
creek and Powder river a mail will be
carried once a week at private expense.
The Rapid City Oil and Coal Mining
company was formed at Rapid last week
The company owns | go acres of land.
about thirty miles west vi Sunddnce, and
much of it is believed to be very rich in
petroleum and coal. - uniouce Ga
etc
Mr.. Negus, the head man of the Utah
& Wyoming railroad scheme. SAYS he Is
positive that Independence Rock and Fort
Caspar will be chosen as Important town
sites On his road, which will be- rapidly
constructed sometime in the future
Econston Examiner
On the west side of the hill, northwest
OF town, are some Very fine building rock,
and the Wyoming Central PROPOSES to
develop the couplings, and If they can Oh
tam enough 10 Justify the expense uf Law
ing Il spur they will use the rurk in the
piers OF the ~railroai bridge at DvuAlls.-
lNlsk Hcruid.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the d $ Molne- Catlle com
pany held in Buffalo last NJ uiay. the
following gentlemen were elected as OH
GERS Tor the ensuing year, George W
Clnrk, president; W. II. Holland, vice
president and general manager y f..
Cramer, secretary, aud Oscar Pteiifer,
treasurer Big Ho1u .Se,fml
There is on exhibition at the drug store
of Mr. j |. Patten a beet raised by Mr.
John Rogers, of Little Popo Agie, which
weighs fifteen pounds, and measures from
mp OF root to tip Of leaves. forty inches.
from tip OF root 10 top OF same. twenty
three inches In %circumfcre ,ce this
mammoth beet measures twenty inches
THIS is no i,h or snake story hut the un-
adulterated truth LaHder Momf1uueer.
Salt Wells basin will he lively this win.
ter. \ large number Of cattle will be
turned into that section and shetpmen hy
the duz Ms FROM the y, ST. IN end of the
t%erTitery are purpusing to winter there.
We know Of W. different sheep outfits
from Cinta county who will drive in $50
sheep. They will eat uut our local Owners
and not pay one dullar of taxes into this
county. -Rnck Springs independent
Report has it that a band Of Piegan
Indians is camped in the Wolf noun
tains, near Tongue riQei, watching for a
cham, to run off horses. A number OF
cowboys. armed with Wholesalers, are
keeping c1ses on the red thieves, and
in the event of an attempt To carry th,ir
supposed ul ans into execution. the In
dians will sta I'd an excellent show OF
being carelessly handled 10y the cowpuuch
ers.
Large quantities OF merchandise are
shipped mo Fremont ami Sweetwater
countles ami into north western Colorado
from RawlIus, amt that wide awake town
Is getting an Increasing trade from the
v|allrNsu of the Sweetwaicr. the Smakr aud
W hite nver that shnuli cume tu Rock
springs # the penple here would use a
llttle effort aud speud "A iew dnllu- in
building roads mt, these sections A
very smill expense wuul make the rntl
uorih the best and most natural outlet
from the growing settlements along the
>wectwat,r and Big Sandy -Rock
Springs hd,pedtat
The Evanston Chieffoia has been
shown a sample OF a new Kind of barley
risel above Piedmont On the Muddy
TIN kernels were AL very large aud wcll
Developed. and Is styled naked or
"hnlicss barley The seed was snwn
carlS IN June and was harvested the fore
part Of August. thu, maturing two months
after having been planted The alvant
aye, poss, s~ed by this variety is in the
fat that it can be- successfully grown in
high attitudes who're other varieties would
tail. and owing TO lis beng free from the
usual b-aricd hull, makes it, especially
desirable for chicken feed
Rub your hack with 81 jacobs Oil and
that pain will leave you
IN al. Af..Y.