, 1896-08-28
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

go to Mrs. Schalk
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.
Hon. Frank w. Mondell addressed
the teachers institute at Rawlins last
night.
EggIeston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in town. also Drexel-Ameri-
cas- best ) cent cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
\ hop will be given at North Star
hall tonight in honor Of the several
young ladies now visiting the city.
c. S. Crysler returned from Granite
rich looking rock which is being as
sayed today.
Remember the lawn social at Ivin-
sons villa. mex Wednesday afternoon
from . to I o'clock. Supper from 5 to
I. Tickets % cents each.
Stock business on the road is fairly
booming. Three trainloads went east
today and seven more will come
through during the night.
Mr.. c. p. Arnold called at The Re-
publican office this afternoon and stat
ed n a he had positively declined the
would not run under any consideration.
Henry Morgan has beer put in the
ticket office for the purpose of sending
kilograms for the accommodation of
passengers or the daily trains. The
special wire for this purpose was put
in the office today.
A. II. King, who returned from the
Granite Canon mines last night, re-
ports that the prospects for making a
mining camp there exceedingly bright.
He states hat the Lone Tree claim
shows a four-foot vein between the
walls.
Fifteen cars Of sheep running on
passenger time went east this morning.
The schedule given the train between
Rawlins and this city was four hours
and 40 minutes. The regular time of
the fast mail between the two points
is but 10 minutes shorter.
A big crowd witnessed the perform
ance given by Prof. Gentry near the
rolling mill last night. The show was
in every respect fully what was claimed
and the audience was more than salts
fed. The tricks of the trained animals
were little short of marvellous.
The Mckinley club of this city will
be formally inaugurated at Hesse's
hall Monday night. The meeting will
be called to order at 1870 o'clock. All
persons who believein theprotection of
American industries and the republi-
can principles are cordially invited to
attend.
William Lawrence returned to Den
yer last night. He reports the fishing
on the Big Laramie finer than ever.
He tool out 60 fish in one afternoon
that weighed in the aggregate 4S
pounds. The largest was a five and a
quarter-pounder, but many of them
went over two pounds.
R. A. Eaton came in on the stage
from Cooper Hill today and will leave
for Omaha tonight. His party, which
includes the families Of George w. Fox,
r. E. Fitch and J. H. Symons, is now
encamped near the Little Ella" mine.
They will return to the city next Tues
day.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Sunday
school. with a number Of parents and
friends, had a very pleasant picnic at
Larry Fees ranch yesterday afternoon.
The participants had a most delightful
time and desire to express their thanks
TO Mr.. Fee for his kindness and hospi-
tality.
Fish Commissioner Schnitger will
ship 10000 trout to Casper tonight, the
last of that county's appropriation. In
dll this season he has distributed $780,
coo trout throughout the state. AL
bany, Laramie. Converse, Natrona and
Sweetwater have already received their
allowances in full. Next Monday the
fish commissioner will ship 100, 900
trou; to Carbon county.
George H. Hunt of the Popular
market. Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Gardiner
returned from Walden, Colo, today.
Mrs. Land and Mabelle, who went out
with them. will remain in the park for
a couple of weeks yet. They report a
delightful trip. Mr.. Hunt will open a
market at Walden in the heal future.
.'he road to North park recently fixed
by Sam Woods is reported in good con-
dition by Mr.. Hunt, but some more
work is needed to put 1t in first-class
condition.
Rock Springs Independent: H. L..
Hudson. a sheep herder at work for X.
S. Meek, accidentally shot a hole
through his right hand last Friday.
He came to town Saturday and the
wounded member was dressed by DR..
w. F. Freeman, who is of the opinion
that the hand will not be badly Grip
pied. At the time OF the accident Hud-
son was sitting down with his hand