, 1896-12-11
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

For fine watch repairing go to Carter.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest u
of coffee in town.
The Pelton company is unloading a
car Of eastern humber today.
j. W. Browns restaurant sets the
best table In the city. Try Il.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York. at Browns, served in ali styles.
The board of trustees of the Wyo-
ming university will hold a session on
the 18th inst.
Remember the doll fair at North Star
hall Saturday afternoon and evening.
Admission 10 cents.
Pocketbooks, a fine assortment; just
the thing for Christmas gifts and very
reasonable at Charles N. Settele's.
Mrs. Alsop has been taken from Salt
Lake TO the asylum at Evanston for
treatment. 1t is not believed that her
mind is permanently deranged.-
Some one will get that elegant real
sea!skin cape on Christmas eve, at the
Wyoming Dry Goods company's store.
SO get our holiday goods there. Ones
chance is as good as another's.
Grand Master DeForest Richards OF
the Grand Lodge of Wyoming. A. F. &
A. NJ, writes that 1t will be impossible
for him to attend the dedicatory cere-
monies at St. Matthews cathedral on
the 18th inst.
Considerable interest is again being
manifested in the gold prospects at
Crout canon and numerous tests of the
rock are being made at the university.
The Republican hopes to be able to
furnish something accurate in relation
to the matter tomorrow.
If there are those who now doubt the
purity OF Laramfe's water supply, let
them visit the source and see for them
selves the manner in which Jupiter's
nectar is conducted into the aqueduct
which leads to the city, and their
doubts will be dispelled.
The suit of Mrs. Margaret Thompson
against Harry Kinds and Thomas Nc
Dermott is still on trial before Judge
Street and a jury, says the Salt Lake
Tribune. The plaintiff is suing to re-
cover $4,000, which she alleges she
gave her husband to invest in mining
stocks, but which he spent at the gam
bling house OF the defendants.
The fast freight trains put on by the
Big Four, the Wabash and Pennsyl.
vania lines between New York and st.
Louis are having a detrimental ef-
feet on the express business. Merch-
ants have found that goods shipped
by the special fast freight arrive at
their destinations almost as soon as
when shipped by express, while the
charges are not more than one-half
rate.
Judge Willis VanDevanter Of Chey-
enne. who has been hunting in the Big
Horn mountains the past month, pass
ed south on today's train. He is as
bronzed as a cowboy, and the picture OF
heath. He reports a very enjoyable
trip. and the bagging OF considerable
game. including a mountain sheep,
wis horns measured II inches
around the base-a magnificent speci-
men. He was accompanied by George
b, Mccleliand' manager OF Governor
.Nn .us Dig horn ranch VINO WIN
- sme' are On . vls'. 10 iriends M the
ouuse'.
). Jack Muloahy, the cowboy preach
bling the regular profesh. He tried to
evaugeiise a Lake last week but
founo mat town 90 tough ne went and
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m ths oond,t,on ~. L. 49, 80
nm and tackle Dr. ~.
heard Of the recent big majority here
for Bryan, and Thought a cowboy
preacher who would play poker and
get drunk was about our size and just
what we needed. When we get through
with him we win pass him along 10
Green River and Rock Springs, where
the full flower az Wvomfnx's on.hn ass