, 1896-03-06
MENTIONED.
For fine watch repairing go to Carte

For fine watch repairing go to Carter.
A train of Oregon hogs passed
through today.
About all the roads in Laramie lead
to square meals at Browns.
William Matheson is in the Denver
hospital having an operation perform.
ed for hernia.
Mr.. w. r. Thomas, the talented edi-
tor of the Denver News will lecture at
the university auditorium tonight.
Three cars of cattle were shipped
from this point yesterday. two for
Ora Haley and one for VIM. Cowan.
A story at once entertaining and
startling is being passed around in
Laramie social circles. Whether it is
truth or fiction, it makes a pretty good
piece of gossip.
The freight business on the road has
been excellent for two or three days
and there is every indication hat the
future has better times in store for the
railroad boys.
NJ. F. Knadler is putting up ice with
all possible speed these days filling
his contract with the Union Pacific.
Twenty-one cars were shipped to the
Kansas division last night and II the
day before.
Mike Fitzgerald. the well-known I'm
ion Pacific fireman, while firing an en-
CINE at the shops yesterday afternoon,
had the misfortune to have a large
lump of coal fall on top of his head,
cutting him quite severely, but it
didn't knock Mike down. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Stevens.
Rev. j. w. Taylor, pastor of the NJ.
E. church at Laramie, returned to his
home last Friday after two weeks of
very successful labor here. Mr.. Taylor
has wonderfully e2deared himself to
the people of Carbon and all would
have been delighted to have had him
stay longer.-Carbon Black Diamond.
Judge VanDevanter left this morn
ing. for an extended trip east. During
his absence he will visit Washington
and assist in presenting Wyoming's
view in the Race Horse Indian Ease in
the hearing before the United States
supreme court. Attorney General
Fowler has already gone to appear in
the same case.-Sun-Leader.
Gus johnson, the thrifty and ener-
getic transfer man, this morning pur-
chased the GOA business of Eastman
d Son. This firm has been handling
the celebrated Rock Springs peacock
coal, and there is none better. The
office is at the store of the Holiday
company. Mr.. Johnson expects to
push the business. and he is the man
that can do it.
The mining exchange had a meeting
last night. A map of the mining dis
tricts surrounding Laramie, by Civil
Engineer c. E. Bellamy, was submitted
and approved. 1t is a very creditable
paw Vi - AhdlCA " tllC DloS-
pectus has been compiled and the COM
mittee will at once proceed to have the
pamphlet printed. The committee is
composed Of C. w. Bramel, Charles f.
Denig and NJ. N. Grant.
The Boston and Maine railway has
issued a circular notifying its 1000 or
more employees that, beginning March
!, the enforcement of discipline by sus-
pension will be dicontinued; that a rec,
ord will be kept of the service of each
person. and that whenever such record
shall show an employees unfiitness for
the service, dismissal will follow. I'm
der the system which has thus been
superseded employees charged with
carelessness, dishonesty. neglect of
duty, etc, were suspended for a period
ranging between six and co days.
Crescent wheels. J. H. Symons agent.