, 1886-10-24
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

The Rock Springs coal mines are to h
lighted 10y electricity.
Carbon people have subscribed s65
towards the erection of a church at tina
place. ~
Alfred Bell, a coal miner at Carlo,
was fatally injured last Tuesday by a mas
OF rock falling upon him.
The Rawlins Tribune thinks the new
town Tor Union Pacific employees will b,
buzz as an addition to Rawlins, and no
ut Fort Steele.
with the advent Of a railroad. Saratoga
Is destined to become quite a city at No
distant day, surrounded AS it is by a rich
agricultural and mineral country and hav-
ing the natural advantages of a great MN.
mer resort. -Rdpins TrtJune.
David Redding, residing on the Upper
Platte, near the residence of Thomas
Ryan, eight miles above Saratoga. was
Kicked IN the abdomen on the 18th inst.
by a vicious horse. The unfortunate man
died The next day after the accident
Ra~ldls Tribune.
The mails from the South are in a bad
way; the tact is that for three or four
days there has been no mail to speak of.
We presume that the same post office in.
spector is iii charge Of this line that re.
ported adversely on the Sunday mail
route from his Office in Omaha.-BufHo
Echo.
Bllch X Bacon last week drove 1000
head of sheep by the Virginia Dale route.
from Laramie to the nearest shipping
point on the Burlington, in Colorado. and
there loaded them on the cars and ship
ped them east All but $500 were sold
In Eastern markets. and that number
placed on Nebraska soil to be fed during
the coming winter. - boomerang.
George Leahy, a Union Pacific EN-
pluyed who comes from Cheyenne. but
has recently been at work near Sher.
man, was brought in from the East
last night and taken to the hospital. He
met with an accident about the first of
the month, by which one of his hands
was cut by an old steel rail. lie neglected
the wound and finally blood poisoning set
IN. so that lie is now in a dangerous CON
dltion. Boomerang.
S~eabury's store, Oh Inyan Kara, burned
early yesterday morning with contents.
The roof had caught fire from the pine
early in the evening, but WAS discovered
and put out; but perhaps not entirely so.
as about > a. M. Mrs Seabury was
aroused by the fire and barely escaped
FROM the burning building. n thing was
saved. The loss is about 50 with in
surance OF 81, 500. -Sund,nce Gazette.
Mr. Hanson has located u mill site
three miles of Sundance, and has
a new planning, Single and saw
nill outht, ami expects to have the plant
IN operation in abOutthree weeks. A com
machinist has examined the boiler
and engine, and says that he can put
hem in thorough r.pair for $500 or less
The contract has been let for a halt mil
lion feet OF logs, and Mr. A. 2. Hanson
has started for the East after the machin.
cry, etc Slat}1nce GIzette.
The United States grand Jury of the
present term of court here found indict-
lnents against eight Of the striking brake
men of last May, charging them with oh
.strucling the mails. conspiracy. &c. As
at this writing the indicted parties are not
under arrest we are not permitted to give
the nanies We hope the boys will be let
IF easy this time. but it is well enough
or them to know-for future reference
hat there is such a thing as hr. and
hat it is dangerous to violate it.-Larr.
Sentinel