, 1896-07-03
E MENTIONED.

For hne watch repairing go to Carter.
For fresh cut flowers and ice cream
go to Mrs. Schalk's.
Eat dinner with the ladies of the
Baptist church tomorrow.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
er than home cooking and just as good.
Edward Ivipson and Jesse Converse
fished with good success on the Little
Laramie yesterday.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
A q%uartette from the Orpheus club
will furnish music for the services at
the p~enitentiary Sunday at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Kuster won the White sewing
machine given as a prize by the mer-
chants of Laramie, holding number
AZ. 900.
The Baptist ladies will serve dinner
in the basement OF their church July
Fourth from 1870 to 2 o'clock. Price
% cents.
The barber shops Of the city will
close at IL o'clock on the Fourth and
will moi reopen until 7 o'clock Monday
morning.
All business will be practically sus-
pended tomorrow and everybody will
spend the day in celebrating the glo-
rious Fourth.
Marshal Hiskey. Farley Mathison
and w. E. Chaplin returned yesterday
afternoon from a fishing trip up the
Big Laramie.
Secretary Snow of the Mining ex-
change went up the Big Laramie with
some prominent mining men from the
east this afternoon.
Miss Grace Hebard, the secretary OF
the university board Of trustees, left
for Chicago on the noon train. She
will be absent about three weeks.
The state rested it's case in the Crock
er, trial at Cheyenne at 1910 yesterday
morning and the defense made a state
ment to the jury of what it expected to
prove.
VIM. Nottage and Hans Olsen have
returnerd from a weeks outing on the
Big and Little Laramies. They went
where they pleased and fished till they
we're tired.
The business houses Of Laramie have
agreed to close their respective places
Of business to observe the glorious
Fourth Of July from 9 a. m. to remain
closed the entire day.
At the regular meeting Of Hermion
Temple, Rathbone Sisters. last even
ing, the officers for the ensuing term
were installed. The list was recently
published in The Republican.
The Boomerang announces that there
will be 10 opposition to the election OF
Mr.. Greenbaum as clerk. Mr.. Green
baum will make a careful and efficient
officer and there is no occasion for a
contest.
The Big Laramie is lower now than
1t has ever been at the present season
Of the year. There has been a short.
age Of snow in the mountains and also
OF rainfall. The fact that the big Colo.
RADIO ditch is now working in good
shape has also aided in the rivers de
pletion.
VIM. Glass, Harry Burke and Franz
Alfred are in from the La Plata. Ev,
erything in that camp is looking very
promising. they say. Numerous pros.
poets are now being worked and are
showing up well. 1t is a great field fol
prospectors. not more than half the
ground having been gone over.
Thomas Wills of North park, while
handling a fractions horse last evening
at the Hutton ranch, became tangled
in the rope and was bruised from ont
end to the other. ven his scalp beinf
torn. He vas brought to the city anC
his wounds were dressed by DR.. Barnes
No bones we're broken and he will soor
be about all right.
Fred Shaefer and Frank Vorpah
came in from the Cooper Hill distric
yesterday and report work going aheac
in hat camp in the most Satisfactory
manner The Little Ella tunnel is nov
being pushed at the rate of about two
feet per day, and some very rich ore |!
being taken out. The indications ar,
that a veryg rich body of ore will b.
struck shortly.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. ex
pect to hold the Demorest medal con,
test for those over IA years of age IL
the Methodist church on Wednesday
evening. The contest for those undel
IA years of age will take place in thu
Baptist church on Friday evening. TIL,
medals have arrived are now IN tn,
hands of the secretary. Mrs. Land. ant
all details have been arranged. 1t II
the desire of the ladies that the con