, 1896-08-29

As near as local mel can figure the
matter. the riders in the relay race will
reach this city tomorrow afternoon be
fore shutdown.
'The relay passed through Echo,
ttah. at ll:O5 this morning. This sta
tion is u miles west of Evanston. which
point was reached this afternoon.
The distance between Evanston and
FO! S,e,le is 252 miles. which, basing
the SPEED of the relay at 10 miles IN
hour viii bring the message to Lorcjoy
and kissee at Fort Steele, about 5 or 6
o'clock tomorrow morning. Should
better time be made than the schedule
our boys will have to start Il from
Fort Steele before daylight.
This morning Lovejoy and Kissee
tCIk the rrain for Fort Steele. They
We're accompanied as far as Carbon by
Holiday and F'rick, WAC will ride from
Elk mountain to Rockdale. The boys
say they are in the best condition for
hard riding and all they hope for is a
Aih'iN' " p'bal oN'I 'tIItlI pDllloI Ol
The route by daylight. Should they
nave the good fortune to catch the first
portion of their relay in the morning
they are confident that they can cut
down the schedule from Fort Steele
here by several hours.
Reports from the las globe girdler
who went over the division. states that
The road from Elk mountain this way
for a distance of many miles is badly
washed out. He says the riders will be
compelled to take to the prairie.
When the relay reached Evanston
Ibis afternoon it vas reported five hours
behind schedule time. The loss is,
however. being made up rapidly and
word was received here today that one
relay covered % miles in one hour and
II minutes. The road between Evans
.Cn and Rock Springs is reported in
bad shape and for this reason the riders
between these points are not expected
70 do any better thai hold their own.
NIllII ~ LboIllI
1t was common talk on the streets
last evening that Judge Groesbeck's
prospective majority is likely to be
measured by the prospective number of
"otes cast at the November election. A
Tribune reporter first heard of the res
ignation of Lawyer Burritt of Buffalo
hen of the refusal of C. p. Arnold of
Laramie to receive the priceless heir
loom of a democratic nomination.
1t seems that Burritt is willing to
Jalk at somebody else's funeral cere-
monies and that Arnold is neither
hankering for glory or office.
In view of the extreme ditiidence al
ready manifested among the faithful to
cake a turn with Judge Groesbeck in
the campaign, it looks as if the latter
had a clear field ahead of him. 1t was
suggested that perhaps Judge Corn
would Offset Arnold's mo" with a will
Ing yes. but the matter is still in doubt.
Cheyenne Tribune.
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