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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11
LEGISLATORS SHOULD BE w.
PLEDGED.

The crop OF aspirAnts for the United
states Senate Ia becoming remarkably
prolific In this State, and were it not
that such serious phases are involved
m tho matter, citizens generally might
veil allow themselves to DO highly
amused at the thought Of seeing some
u the candidates who have been aug.
ge,ted actually sitting In the exalted
seat tor which thoy have been named.
la the light OF tho lofty character,
tutits and powers OF the position, some
Il the men who have entered the race
Tor II cut figure that e positively
ludieTous.
OF others II Ia enough 10 say
thAt they are totally unfit for
tue place. or stili Others II eau DO
'ald with truth that they are prssum.
ing on tho gratitude which they hold
10 bs due them from their party,
whereas their party has done more for
them than they have for II. OF few
u tho others, a very ie6, II may be-
said that they are. In greater or lees
degree, qualified for the place.
But that all who arc eligible and
well fitted to represent our new State
In the nations highest legislative
chamber, have pushed themselves, or
havs allowed their friends to pusn
them, 10 thu front. ought not 10 bs DO.
lievsd for a moment "Fools rush In
whore angels fear 10 tread"
This unAeemly scramble for high
ffiee involves dagger TO the siRto's
welfare. Not that the Legislature,
we're It In sessien, and ia u position to
listen to tho views AMI Arguments Of
iis several members, anu 10 act WITH.
cut let or hindTance, would fall to
recognise the most worthy candidate,
but the several aspirants are doing
;hslr utmost to secure advance Pledge
rom legislstors.elest, aud In this way
prevent them As body, when they
hall assemble, from acting according
their best Judgment aud highesl
gisdom.
Tho peril 10 the State lies In the
act that members.elect OF the Legis.
hture may, In advance Of ils meet.
ing be iniusncsd, punuAded or
cajoled inlo pledginS their support to
ZONE unworthy candidate, aud thus
~ cucumber themselves that they will
not DO able to act freely aud wisely
when the time Tor fual aclion Gomez;
and thsi. though the making Of these
'houghtless ami unfortunate pledges,
come mAn may secure the seat who 10
TOTALLY unworthy Of II anu unfit for H..
La ether slates different candl.
uafs Tor a United States senator.
'uip s1mstlmes obtain advance
piedasa from members Of the lesisla.
"te' 10 an extent that giyss to each
AshoW OF strength when tina, body
mee''' Then bargaining onsues, anu
corrupt deals are oanAummated, by
winch the supporters u different can.
u'uA'ss arc consolidated behind one.
Who Ia sleoIsdi and hs Ia likely to h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11
DELINQUENT TAXES.

On the I5ih OF November in each
year, ats pun, unpaid taxes become
delinquent In this State. aud from that
time until the property 4, sold for
taxes the amount delinquent beaIs
Interest q, the rate OF one per cent per
month. On OF before the fret Monday
In December Of each year, tue list OF
Delinquent taxes on real estate In each
county must DO Published, tho pub.
location oontinuing for n period oil
ten days In u Newspaper hAv-
ing general circulation In the
county. Sales OF real estate
for taxes take place on the thru
Monday Of December, and from day
to day thereafter until the sale IL com.
pleted, a. public auction, at the county
court house. For the advertising q
charge OF twenty-five cents Is made
Tor the name Of each delinquent, and
when the property IL soId, two dollars
Il charged a. foe. Thus The expense
Of piece Of real estate golag TO sale
for take, Is two dollars and twenty.
i've cents In iees and Interest at one
per cent per month from November
10 10 the date OF sale. After
that, the rate " Ter cent on the taxes
and costs Is one aud half per cent
per month. In tho case OF psra9nal
- 49, a. 80 A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

Mr. a. l.. Armstrong, IN old dfug
get, AMI q prominent citizen o. ul'
-ntsrpfI.iuE tnwr, saysi 81 cell % ma
ioriy different kinds Of cough req.
tdles, but have never IN my expert
snce sold 40 mucn VI any one article
No have Of BailGrfs Horsheund
syrup. All who ups II say 81 " thu
nost perfect remedy iUf Cough, Cold,
Consumption, aud oil diseases Of the
rhfost snd Langs. they nave ever
tfisd.v Its aspscihc ior Group and
whooplng Cough. will relieve q
Cough In one minute. Contains no
oplatss Bold BY z. g. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

This wonderful L!nim.ut IL Known
from the AtlAntlc 70 the Pacific, aud
from the Lakes 10 the Gull. IL IL the
nosi FRUSTRATING Linimeut In the
world. II will cure Rhoumstlsn,
Neufalsls, Cats, Hrraint, Bruises,
Wounds, OH Sores, Butns, beistics,
Sore Throat, Bofe Chest sud all in'
nanmatloB, after all eihss have
tailed. 10 will cure Bsfbsd Wire CUT,
and heal all wounds where proud hgsh
has set in. II IL equally efficient { r
snimsls. Try Il anu you will not he
Without II. Price so cents. Bold by
z. q. N. 1. Drug Blofe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

Are you Billious, Con,tipatsd OF
troubled with Jsundiee, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste 10 Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain Ia
Back and bstveon the Shoulders, 4 h Ills
and Fever, oic. II you have any Of
these symptoms. ysur Liver IL out OF
order, aud your blood IL slowly being
pelsonsd, because your Liver does mol
act properly. HERBISE will cure any
disorder OF the Livef, Stomach or
Bowels IL has no equal 40 q Liver
Asdiein-. Pric. 10 cents. Free trial
sotiies at z. q. N. I. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

lie q dangerous disease. IL may lead
directly TO consumption. Caiaffh IL
caused by Impure blood, and tho true
way TO cure Il 10 BY purifying tho
blood. Hoods Sarssparills cures cat.
affh becauso II removes the csuse OF II
~ purifying the blood. THOUSANDS
testify that they have been cured by
Hood's HApaparills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

~ THERE were needed any endofse'
menl Of the suggestion that city at,o,-
nsys in municipalities u the tfst aud
second clhsles In this Stats should be
made elective 0fiiosrs, II was iurnisbtu
At the proceedings Of thu Salt Llkr
cay Council on rnesjay eyeuin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

In IL nov sald ,uAt tue silver leao.
ers will felegaIv to tue rear such mvo
as Ai,reld, riIlman ard Dibs. 10
takos a pretty strong cause to Win Wi h
mat tfIo as L,ru.utl.
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GREAT SPEECHESl

un the phonorfaph A. Edison Phonosiaph
fnrluIs, lni Main street Conference yiailors
should not fAll 10 hear them. W. J. nTyAn's
nhiar Mrklniog's mach On ths "Th,est 4,
hubAse ne au0nAi Currency" HTyAn'a
"heplY Ia The thArge OF Anarchy" DryAn'a
opinion Of lhu Wall p tfeOt Cold Huga and
syndicates lhe aboye are rendered on tie
lhonograph IA clear, dislinct tones and can be
heard Tor only 20 each. Olson fhOnograph
fariort, ~ Main street
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q. HuppART FLORAL CO.

successors 10 the tl,eAdiug FLORAL Coz
Greenhouses and sioregti seelnd south n
Rosts, GlrHlTens. votlts,
faaiill 1i5ltss GSp nieomIluns
ur fI1rinitius.
A. u. uuA laa TkLlpliONE IA ~
a. orders W mall and telephone promptly
attended ia -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

The direct line To Kansas City, b.
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
Union depots IN tho day time. IL you
ride through tho grAndsst scsnefy OF
the Rocky Mounisins en- route, zee
ihst your Ticket roads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively frse to holder Of regular
train tickets
n. u. KoosER, q. =. a r. A.,
~ Morltn Block. Salt Lake City.
Five.pound bucket mica Jelly for s5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

An EAsTERs p,p,i tyi' "ltt
western farmers 1T, not ieols" Ilst
10 why they as building uY ,nr We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

Hoop's Pals are purely vegetables
and do not purge. pain OF gfipo. All
druggists. rs cents. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

ctr Subscriber. vii fintly noufy Z Dunbar,
liifeaiatnfl, of any ufe9aA fitT In he aeutsf 81
teif gsrsra
D-.sasr Ns-s rusilssrs o.
g.lsphsns "a
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Try our English Black Tea, only
.5c ID Equitable Coop.
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M. n,.,,rf r,rsfva Hrus IL patiishoi falI,
eisdsf esrsrtst, AZ oofnsf south and Vet Isnpe
streets. salt flats CiT ..,,,,-. =,
Tts pr.r.tr sr~i wrrsfr Srvs Il rahii'hsa
On TuesfaY ana Ffiday 81 each veek- -,
ms Dr1rarT vsrHLr In masaiias torn 70 pap
hshsd ever eaturdas.
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A. Equitable co.'p, ~ cen, per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

n. Frvs 3, on sale At he principal Hoisl., hsss
amer . N taug
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opTIoIAr.

TpnoEougn CAREFUL wonh y ~
rule In fitting glasses, lIna ".
Moody. expert, Conattun0n buhdlhs'
AN EXCLUSIVE OrIloAL, pg,snef.
manntasintin~ optieian, u West lfl ,,.s
siToet Eyes examined for
special lonkes ground 10 ~ the eye
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sut,efiesr shssgins th.ir p,sss Of fs.lis r.
ihsald 1vsYs ess iorssf a. vel % pf''sni az
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w * s.

Twenty ro-ds Tor i'nss) asserted under
Ais Asadino, once for ibc, tuiee Ior Ley
one vssk for 5ocs ons v'onh for TOO per
l,ns No ad taken Jor iss han iso
Wants Of more than . lives save prsSsr-
ssnats rata. Advertise and ee ,sssisa
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WANTED MS ofLLANGous.
s.=-=sHaas-saaa
A FIPsr GLASS NEwsPArEg MAS ToR
~ collector and solicitor. must be hustler.
Caii or address Tue nIoAd az, 10 Main ~
Az OTfER ron THAT MGR LITTLE
"a Cottage, NO, lIof 81, near the Lowell
school. Enquire No s1iT ~
'I'o LoAS YOUR MONEY. " = FERRIS
i Co. DO poolJ bloch
XvOUR CLOTHES TO CLAN. 81 PER
i month. o'MeArA block. ~ W second SO.
INyERYnoDl To ext THEIR PHoTOs
~ enlarged by tho Utah Portrait 90 BIS
W fiTst south street. Tour doorr vest OF Din
woodey't. we make pictures that lool lite
you" Artistic pietuTea AZ moderate price.
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COMPLETE SET OF SALT LAKE
" views with every dozen photos ordered.
WA,atch i,hego rArlor., wasalch nioeh kiu'
yaiof To an noor.
zoo MEs TO BUY HOMEMADE
DOO saddles aud harness, cheap and
good II. l. Williams, at STATE street.
rtrOuRlsrs TO GET MORMON TEMPLE
Siik llaudktFchieis and Tics In yaTioty.
salt LAKE tnk factorI. q y. Third south.
INyERYBoDY 10 DUr TnE BksT ZOE
u cream al kesley's. BY. dish or Wholesale.
.tt South Aaiu. telephone y.
IHEArEsr BEST PLACE TO BUY AND
Y Jaoii, exchange second hand goods. 10 stale
NsEE. wUNES AND CHILDREN 10
NJ ret The 1eft photos, a. hAison Bros,
II COMMERCIAL street.
EyERYBopY TO BUY IHE BKsr lCE
II cream NJ Kteley's, W dish or Wholesale.
80 fouth Nam, telephone Y,
NrEw AND SECOND HAND fURSI.
~ ture, wagons, bugpss barnes, etc Al
WebbeTs. IN tIAIe street
INyEHl OWNER OF A ROLLER 10 THY
IL Champion Boiler Compound guaranteed
10 remove ell scale or eouosion from boiler or
eonnoeuonai prevents pitiing and protects the
meta. sold on thirty days trial, no ulouey
collected unltfs compound does the work;
purely NegetAhle, eontAlning no acids or
yiiTi0ls. MADE IN bfitk form ~ save freight
Chll or address bowman a kicEum 3.p south
second hast street. kalt Lak @ city
on HORSES 10 HOARD AND EVERY.
~ bOdY 70 know that rhuTtien has the
beet camp wagons 10 the city, also nratclhAs
ltery, usll % iachAnge stables, No. i25
4. Fourth south
{ ouNTr
WARRANTS
ny gussEL
l.. TRACY.
BAND ~
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
SALT LAKE CITY
II you WANT A SEw HoME on TINE
l. third street car limo on the lnstAllment
plan, apply 10 the owner, y. 4. Grant, corner
81 and Ihirh streets, or Nos. gi7 and as
nooy block
nHpER coal. LARGE or SMALL LOTS,
hArnsna a Co.
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five-pound bucket nics Jelly for a5e
each. Equitable Coop.
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WANTED TO TRADE

II ACRES. uSisuUMnKRED N LOGAN
IL ny fot sslt Lske pTopetty viii A.
sumo small incumbrance j. uolton \ son.
Progress Block. CITY
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STEAM HEATING.

MIS- J. y. ALENASDLh, OK .Vs,sanirJ
NL most expert ehifopodlata ~ ", M lreas
10 permanently located 10 our Guy ,i.,1i ma
cofna, bunions, IMPROVING nails. su W wasalsh
all diseases OF the feet hoom "
building, Main street --
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MONEY 10 LOAN

oANs MADE ron INVESTORS. mousEs
papers drawn. Notary Public. j. l.. Pertss
$50 South Main ".
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wv ANTS
wANTED-Ak AGENT

Is HytHl sEcTIoN, 10 CANVASS. tloo
Il 10 bto day made, sells AZ sghI, aiso a
man 70 sell staple goods H. deh srs, best slds
tion made. expentneo unusesssSry Ior
ZEE I'd particular send ttAmp Ciiftsn foAp
htnnfAoiurns Comphny. Cincinnati, OHIO
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w x NTS.

nroity cords Tor inea n,cr'ed md,
fhis heading, once jor ibe, nsiee Ior 20
one week Ior ooc! o,s month Ior TOO pr
Inc. No I'D. taken lor tess haa iso
Wants Of more than o lines sane ptolo-
donate rate Adpertise aud gsi 'o'uih
, 1896-12-31

IN oS6 81 vosA ts3es + tbs
|Msa6os 4 q NJ ~: ~ The stats
tAeees5SA Seenselns II forces ol
|ssssIsssta 49, evsr Avs = six -
hAaeAasas Depduces ooay ~ mnst IN
1iaesoat s1saltA We aloud have q
asA Atssssy IN or near Denver. b.
cause a ths rauroeds and otherwise
good loeattoa, and another aoGevhese
In the mountains about the csnter q
the state. A nsh hstchery ouk1a al
ways be focsted close to a railroad and
a good source Of supply. These are
prime republics to successful piscicul-
tare. In Colorado. I think, q few re-
forms In the present system win enable
the state to cultivate fish effectively q
= very low outlay Of cash, and certain
ly such outlay viii give satisfactory re-
suits"
, 1896-12-31
PERSONAL

Mrs. F. W. Bryson to Medicine
Bow today.
W. H. Albershardt went to Rawlins
las might.
VIM. Patten of Sybllle left for home
this morning.
Miss Sarah East left for Denver on
the noon train.
H. L. Richardson left this morning
for his home in Boise. Idaho.
VIM. Taylor went to Rock Creek on
No. 3. after spending a day in the city.
J. S. Atherly of Sherman is in the
city. the guest of Judge c. E. Carpen-
ter.
Mrs. J. J. Fisher went over to the
capital on No. 4. She will visit with
Miss Sarah J. Lytle returned this
morning from Kearney, Neb., where
she has beer visiting for several days.
w. ]. Hills and family left Denver
last night. over the Rio Grande, for
Salt Lake City. where he expects to
locate.
Miss Bertha Owen went to North
Platte last night. She accompanied
Missi Susie Logan that far on her jour
ney to New York.
Mrs. Mary Seele arrived in the city
from Evanston on the noon train, and
will reside here with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Hegewald.
Judge Groesbeck returned from
Cheyenne this morning in order that
he might be present at the funeral oil
his friend. Joseph Obele.
Mrs. Thomas Hassett returned from
Denver on the morning train. She re-
ports that Mr.. Hassett is getting along
nicely and is in good spirits.
W. W. Breese passed through from
Colorado to Green River on the morn
ing train. He will do some work on
the soda wells at the latter place.
Miss Mamie Coutant. daughter OF C.
G.. Coutant. the veteran editor of the
Lander Clipper. arrived in the city yes
terday and will enter the university.
, 1896-12-31
JOE OBELE'S

All that was mortal Of Joseph Obele
was consigned to mother earth this
afternoon. More than 100. of his fellow
workmen and members Of the old fire
department., under command of the
departments old chief. Hon. Otto
GTaI2m. marched to the residence of
Mrs. Jackson Brown, in Park View,
and paid their last tribute of sorrow to
their departed friend. There were al
SO a large number of carriages.
The only service of any nature what,
soever was a song at the residence by
Messrs. Marquardt and Yarnell and
Mrs. McCutcheon. accompanied by Mrs.
Leroy Grant. 1t is understood that
memorial services will be held by the
members Of the old department next
Sunday.
The mill was not working this after
noon, in order that the employees might
have an opportunity to attend the fun,
eral, and many Of the shop employees
were also granted a lay-of.
Floral offerings were nero and
elegant. testifying in a mute way to
the high regard in which deceased waA
held in this community.
, 1896-12-31
CLARENCE EDDY

Laramie has heard the best and IL
satisfied. Clarence Eddy was greeted
by a large audience at the cathedral
last evening, and lovers Of classical
music and trained musicians we're de.
lighted with his performance. Owing
to the fact that Dean Mallett had re,
quested that there be no applause in
the house Of God, the audience was de-
prived Of the privilege OF expressing
its appreciation of the performance, but
the strict attention and the expressions
of approval upon the faces of those
who delight in music OF the higher or.
der were sufficient reception for the
famed musician. At the closing Dean
Mallett said that he had been request,
ed to ask Mr.. Eddy to play something
that would reach all. something that
everybody could understand, and then
he played THE Doxology" With 50
many variations and in a manne 80
beautiful that everybody" was not
sure whether it was the old familia.
tune or not. The people of Laramie
were particularly delighted to hear the
magnificent cathedral organ brought
out in all it's power and grandeur. The
program was as follows:
Prelude and Fugue IN A minor.
s. Bach
Fantasia, OPP. 101 (new)...........
....... ........ ........ S~aint-Saens
Sonata in C minor, No. 5....Guilmant
Allegro A~ppassionato. u-Adagio.
II-Scherzo. IV-Recftativo.
V-Choral ct Fugue.
(a) Siciliano (new).. M. Enrico Bossi
tb) Toccata (new). .Filippo Capocci
Double theme varie (new) Rousseau
Pastorale in E (new)....E H. Lemare
Andante in D new. ........ Hollins
ta) The Question. 90 The An
swer new ......... WolstenhOlme
Allegro. op. 81 new ....... Guilman,
MR.. wESTLAKE COMMENDED.
The following note to Mr.. William
Westlake will be read with interest by
Laramie musicians and others who
have been fortunate enough to employ
that skilled artist in caring for their
musical Instruments:
Laramie. Wyo.. Dec. 30, 1896.
William Westlake, Esq.
My Dear Mr.. westrake: It givea
49, 80 -1---..-> -.-
, 1896-12-31
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that nsr little ones are i'm
proved moro BY the pleasant Syrup
Of Figs, when N nsed Of the laxs4ivs
effect Of = scotls remedy than by aoy
other, and that It = more acceptable
to them. ChiAdrea enjoy It and It
benefits them. The true remedy,
Syrup oe Ftea, i manufactured BY the
California Fig Syrup company.
, 1896-12-31
NEW YEAR HOLIDAY.

Laramie will observe New Vars day
much the same as in former years to-
morrow. Business will be quite gen.
orally suspended, the banks will be
closed. the postoflce will keep Sunday
hours and newspapers will suspend
publication. Quite a number will go to
Cheyenne to witness the football game
between the Laramies and Fort Rus
sells.
, 1896-12-31

cial BOOM edition-wrote MP a history
Of the man who was murdered: gave a
sketch OF the murderer; printed the
judges charge in full and gave special
write-ups to every member of the Jury
and to all others who had taken part
in the trial in any way. Then | gave
an elaborate accoun Of the hanging
itself-told how the prisoner looked,
gave his dying speech ON the gallows,
described the scene when the drop fel.
and ended with the results Of the post.
norton examination.
Only one thing really bothered mo
i wanted TO illustrate the affair and
there wasn't a cut Of any sort within .
huodred miles. After worrying about
the matter for some time l decided to
de- a little wood engraving On my own
account. ! took a piece Of hard wood
plank. planed it down type-high, and
with a chisel cut out a mans face, a.
nearly as l could. This l placed in the
middle Of the first page, with a Zine un-
der it stating that it was a portrait
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, 1896-12-31

The whole story of the wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla Is soon
told. 1t makes the blood rich, pure
and nourishing. 1t cures scrofula, ca
tarrh, rheumatism.
, 1896-12-31
HOLInAY RATHA

The Union PActdc VIII make . rats
Of one fare for the rounad TIP for he
holtdoys from al points ON the system
to points within . radius q $50 miass.
Tickets will be sold on Dec. -. Is and
81. and January l.. with fnaa Limit q
all tickets January 4.
Daily Raonhf160n q - He~
, 1896-12-31
BILL NYE And LARAMIE.
FRANK S. FINLEY RELATES HOW
HE BECAME A RESIDENT
OF WYOMING.

Just Came in Because He Wanted to
&c: Rich and Started a Paper to
Accomplish That Result-Humor
Wac Only Written to Fill Up
One of His Boom Editions.
, 1896-12-31
RAILROAD.

Rswlins, Wyo.. Dsa 3a-Ths Wyo-
miag Development anA Tsaasportstson
Company hled q trust &sta in the coun-
~ cferk'sohace today covering IL mtn-
|ing property IN the Cold HAl ntntng
district. the right * wsy md III from
chises Of q railroad from Fort Steele
running up the Platte valley. The
amount " the desd u s3.0oo,0o0. The
International Trust Company = nAds
~tet3nstse. Work VIII - bes1n ~
@tAs railroad - sooa ~ he bcAAa
, 1896-12-31

Hoods Pills act tremendously with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cures all liver
ills. rs cents.
, 1896-12-31
A BIT OF sARcAeM.

Laramie River. Dec. 1sth.zlEdttor
ELAramis Rseablican.)-Woun
kindly insert the following article for
the, Gleneyre column:
We are more than pleased 10 ~ In
Wy the Larimer county board Of
health has made every e1rurt 10 orna-
he . fresh air fuad fos the people q
the Laramie river ~ fsf. . the stste
ltns. Tho fund u. for tha benefit Of .
few of the nsashbors in that district
Who ere unable to keep IN GOOD health
o. Gccount Of the many nislsaAins
rpmWs which seem to be a6ecting one
or two to such an extent that they are
liabss to break down In health ct axy
momsat Anyone who has lived o. III
river In the last year wnl see that the
orsanisAsio0 = more than necessary.
There arc only oDe or two patients Just
at present. and Ne think that by the
speedy sctioa u the board they may
b hsapsd before any complication
arises. TAs organization has approved
q one u two pisces for the patients to
80 frse u expsnsa, either Paris or Tie
Siding. but tAey thsnk Tie Siding would
b moss bsasac1a on account OF the
frssh bressss that prevail there.
0lsasyrs, LArimer County, Colo.
ro CUnn 4 OoLD IN ONE BAY
Take LAHnnvs nrom0 Qulnlss
, 1896-12-31

ro CUu1 4 CoLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAMnnys nrom0 Qalnla.
An druogsshs, Fseaae ts<SeDS1 4 4
fai1s b earN. -