, 1896-12-07
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Two inches of snow fell at Rawlins
yesterday.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
of coffee in town.
Carbon and carbonett photos. finest
made. Webster's studio.
J. w. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try 1t.
The Laramie Fire department will
give a ball on Christmas night.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York. at Browns, served in all styles.
Get u Christmas photos at Web.
ster's studio. Best in the city, locke,
to life size.
Those who attended the Maenner-
Choir party Sunday night enjoyed them
selves greatly.
Gov. Richards and staf will attend
the dedication ceremonies at St. Mat
thew's cathedral on Dec. II.
Don't wait. Give us time to finish
your photos properly for Christmas.
Fine water color pictures, Webster's
studio.
Rock Springs and Cheyenne now ZACH
have a curfew ordinance and life is
made muchly a burden to the fy-by-
night kid.
Choice and large assortment Of per-
fumery, suitable for Christmas pres,
ents; the finest in the city; at Chas.
N. Settele's.
E.. T. Burke, the mayor of Rawlins,
was held to the district court at the
preliminary hearing Saturday. His
bond was fixed at 81, 1000.
Senator C. D. Clark and B. M. Aush-
erman, his late secretary. have formed
a partnership for the practice Of law,
under the firm name Of Clark & Aush-
erman.
Lander will have living pictures at
her carnival, to be given December 81,
% and %. And she is advertising the
show in a manner which is exciting
curiosity.
Charles Bernard and Mrs. Isabella
Chapman were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage Saturday aft
ernoon, the Rev. J.. w. Taylor ofdciat-
ing.
The Republican would like to have
the secretaries of the various societtes
In Laramie hand in official changes as
rapidly as made, in order that the on
cial directory may be kept corrected to
date.
The funeral of George, the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Davidson, took
place from the residence Of Mr.. C. F.
Schalk yesterday afternoon. Rev. Sage
of the Presbyterian church conducted
the ceremonies, and preached a very
touching sermon over the remains of
the little one.
w. w. Breese moved his drilling ma
chinery to a point close to the w. A.
johnson stables and started drilling on
Thursday. This well will be sunk in
the interest OF the Chicago company
and will be cased as far as necessary to
keep the surface or seepage water out
OF the well.-Green River Star.
From the appearance OF the cars on
No. 3 this morning, the storm in Me-
braska last night must have been pref
ty severe. They were covered with
snow and ice from one end, to the other.
Cars coming from Denver were clear.
Trains from the west this morning
were also covered with SNOW.
The county treasurer has received
81 ,460 for game licenses SO far this
year. This amount was secured princi.
pally from Jackson's Hole, and will In
all probability represent the proceeds
for the year, as the month of December
will compel hunters to keep away from
the Hole. For the month Of November
the receipts from game licenses
amounted to 1914 Evanston News
Register.
An astronomer says that the corn
stalks on the planet Mars are $50 feet
high and Ben Murdoch say that when
a Marsian milkmaid 80 feet high goes
out to pail the cow, she sljngs . bucket
on her arm as big as a railway tank;
and when the COW IS feet high don't
hist, she slams a Ii foot Trilby into her
tripe. She sits IN a three-legged stool
that weighs 400 pounds. and when the
hired man comes up behind hef to give
her a smack on the cheek he does It
with a mouth a. big - . horse collar-
Uenta Herald.
Those wishing flowers for Christmaa
should place orders At once at Mn.
Hassett's. Ct