, 1896-08-17
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Drexel DC, at ERSleStOn & DeSmOndS.
For fresh cut flowers and ice cream
go to Mrs. Schalk's.
Drexel cigars 5 cents, worth 10 cents.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
er than home cooking and just as good.
A marriage license was granted Sat
urday to Mr.. Charles F. Clark and Miss
Emma Dorfer.
Eggleston & Desmond. the druggists,
best soda in town. also Drexel-Ameri-
cas- best 5 cent cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
One plain drunk was arraigned in
the justice courts this morning and
fined the regulation fee.
Fred Hesse returned from Horse
creek this morning with a fine lot of
trout and sage chickens.
DR.. A. A. Johnson and party will
leave in the morning for a 10-days'
outing in the Centennial valley.
Mrs. Corum. sister-in-law of S. A.
Crawford, returned to her home in
Usage, Kan, on the midnight train.
DR.. G. e. Bristol, having fully re-
covered his health, has reopened his
Office at his residence, ALP Fifth street.
The Payton Comedy company left
for Cheyenne yesterday on the noon
train. They will play a weeks engage
ment there.
Col. f. S. Snow yesterday received a
fine s%ix-pound rainbow trout from Lo-
gan McMullen, who has a ranch on the
Big Laramie.
County Commissioner Sodergreen is
in from The Big Laramie. He reports
ranChmen in chat section about fin
ished hay-making.
Charles Harris and wife and Misses
Dollie and Fife Naismith returned
this afternoon from a lO-days' outing
~ viz SClLCIllIldl NktlICs-
Messrs. ~Bredenthall, Scott and the
other directors of the Standard cement
works of this city are expected here
from Kansas IN the midnight train.
c. J. Lane. freight agent of the Union
Pacific is expected here tomorrow to
look after business connected with
shipments of cattle from North park.
Sheriff NJ. N. Grant returned from
the Muddy IN Douglas creek last might,
bringing with him some fine samples
of gold recently washed out il that
stream.
The fifth annual report OF the Raw
Inns building association shows the to-
tai receipts were SIS, 900. 3S, total dis
~bursements SIS, LAS. leaving a bal
ance on hand Of 1903. Present value
of the shares is 1912, showing a 16 per
cent profit on the investment.
Bishop Talbot has completed ar
engagements for The erection OF an Epis-
copal church building at Lusk, a Mas
~sachusetts Sunday school having con-
tributed $500 to aid in the work. The
plans are in the hands of The builders
and work on the new structure will be
commenced this season.
The Cincinnati Canal company has
made an application to the state land
board for the selection of 1866 acres
Of land along the Shoshone river in the
Big Horn basin to be taken up and COL
onized under the Carey land act. The
state engineers report upon ibis land
shows that it is desert in character, but
can be made productive by irrigation.
An extra west which left here at
1890 o'clock last night came to grief
one mile this side of Wolcott station by
jumping the track. Engineer Jack Co.'S
tin was in charge Of the engine but
neither himself nor any of the train
crew suffered injury from the mishap.
A few cars were derailed and the pas
senger, No. l. delayed for several
hours. Aside from this no damage was
done.
The work of cleaning the city
springs will not be completed until
next Sunday. The water has been
turned into the lower reservoir and
Marshal Hiskey is now at work with a
force OF men cleaning the upper
springs. Next Sunday the steamer
will be taken out and the old reservoir
flushed so as to free it from the obnox-
ious vegetable matter which is causing
so much complaint.