The state herald., 1893-04-28

NyOuIu3s
The authorities In charge OF the Yellow
stone National Park, In tho northwest corner
OF Wyoming, have decided to allow sports
men and visitors 10 fish In the streams Of the
reservation the coming season. Tho waters
which were stocked with fish three years ago
are now full Of the fnny tribe.
The last car Of .wyomIng's Worlds Fair
exhibits was started for the East on the 18th.
1t consists principally Of mounted heads OF
wild animals and fossils This makes four
cars altogether for Wyoming. One car con.
tanned nothing but Iron ore. Some OF these
specimens, being selected bore striking re-
semblance to genuine pig iron. The ore Is
from the Hartvllle district, lately visited by
agents Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
psuy.
The State Supreme Court has handed down
Its opinion IN the application for aquo war.
ranto writ by the county commissioners OF
Johnston county directed TO W. Metz, ap.
pointed rs Judge Of the new Fourth Judicial
district by Governor Osborne, restraining
him from holding court. Chief Justice Groes.
beck delivered the opinion, which covered
twelve pages of trpe-wrltten matter. The
opinion was cUncurrcd In by the full court,
and 10 the effect that the new district was le-
gally constituted and that Judge Metz was
legally appointed.
Fish Co mmissloncr Schnitgcr was In the
erang, sh owing new chest which he has
made for the purpose of transporting fish.
II Is Il b OK eighteen inches long, the same In
height and ten Inches Wide. Attached TO the
lids is an ice reservoir and In the bottom OF
the box Is tank for holding fish, 1t will
hold from $500 to 5000 fish, according to
their size The ice in the top OF the box
melts and keeps dripping inioth tank below
keeping the water mt n temperature OF forty
two degrees. The leo will last from six TO
twelve hour- and additional lee can be car
ricd In the cars for the purpose OF rcplcnish-
ing. There are holes In the top OF the box
over the Ice, making IL selfaerlating. II Is
claimed that no loss Of fish can result by the
use Of thssc boxes. Fifteen Of them have
been ordered Mt an expense OF Sl.Jo each,
which is cheaper than cans can be bought.
Justice Of the Peace Glafckc, who was
major OF Connecticut regiment during the
war, has been having an Interesting tilt with
some Of the officers OF the regular army at
Fort Russell. A couple OF soldiers were ar
ralgned for making u bestial assault on
woman OF the town. The evidence was direct
and they were fined the limit, tlOO each. In
passing judgment, Major Claiche said: at
Is most dlsgraccful for American soldiers TO
assault dcfensclcss women, and II Will be the
aim of this court, 30 Tar rs Its powers will
permit, TO protect this city and its inhabitants
against the Infamous conduct OF beasts wear
Ing the uniform of the United States army"
The service men called upon the justice for
some explanation of what they called an in
suit to the army. The Justice answered: mo
one has more respect for the United States
army than ], having served four years; but at
the same time no one can dctcst men who
will assault defenselcss woman, no matter
what her character, than |. IL this IL an In
suit to the army, am ready to stand by It,"
The board OF live stock commissioners have
Issued circular letter to the stockmcn OF the
State, giving notice that the board will be un-
able 10 conduct the regular stock inspection
and inviting all to join with the stock associ-
alton in making arrangements for the neccs-
| sary Inspection. To prove that inspection Is
necessary for the protection OF the small
ranchn en- these figures are given: During
the period intervening between April l, 1891,
aud November 10, 1872. this commission, In
the course Of carrying on the system of In
spection provided by law, found that during
that period "a ,5j3 head Of stray cattle were
shipped from Wyoming. Under the super
vision OF the commission the proceeds OF the
sale OF "a ,OSs OF these were remittcd directly
10 the owners thereof by the commission
houses at the markets aud places OF sale.
The proceeds Of the remaining 10,3S5,
amounting TO SOS, la2G1 were RENTED TO
the commission. OF this amount $231. sol. 90
has been paid by the commission To persons
Establishing ownership. OF the balance Of
sii,ssiIl part has been turned into the
State treasury and the balance will be dis
posed OF IN the zane way at the time provided
by law II not claimed by the owners before
then. OF the total amount 10 dispersed by
The commission, Ms the proceeds Of stray cat.
tie, the greater portion has gone TO pcrsons
who own only small herd or number of cat
| lie and who could not afford TO carry on any
private Inspection.