, 1896-09-14
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

EDl lIhe WATCH ltDdlIl He 80 W CdTteT.
For fresh cat flowers and ice cream
go TO Mrs. Schalk's.
Sixteen cars of North park cattle
were loaded Il today.
DR.. VIM. Harris loaded 16 cars of cat
tie for market yesterday.
J. w. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try it.
The Maennerchor society gave a de-
lightful party Saturday evening.
Both silver and gold men unite in en-
d~orsing the good living at Browns.
Ice cream, cake and oysters for the
Mckinley club. Mrs. Gardner's, tonight.
Prof. J. r. Wylie will lecture tomor-
row evening in the Presbyterian church
on christian Civil Government" Ad-
mission free.
Marshal Hiskey cleaned the reservoir
at the city springs yesterday. The
water now being supplied to the citi-
zens of Laramie is the best that they
have received for years.
Maple Grove of the Woodmen Circle
will give an entertainment and refresh
ments in the G. A. r Hall Tuesday
evening. September Is, commencing at
s o'clock. All for Is cents. The public
is invited.
The Mckinley club will hold a pub
lie meeting at Maenenrchor hall this
evening. One hour will be devoted to
speaking, divided between Messrs.
Crumrine. Downey and Fishback. The
glee club will furnish some campaign
songs.
A broken journal threw a car of a
freight from the track near Miser sta
ton today. Very little damage was
lone and traffic was not materially in
terfered with. Traiamaster Culross
went west on No. 3 to look after the
wreck.
One of Cheyenne's young girls in an
examination in grammar the other day,
when asked why the noun bachelor"
was singular, blushingly answered:
Because it is very singular they don't
get married." She went up to the head.
-"hGat!anI World.
President Graves was a north-bound
passenger Wednesday. being en- route
to Casper. DR.. Graves is doing active
work in the interest of the university,
and in his efforts to build up and i'm
prove the condition of the institution
is meeting with success.-Wheatland
World.
AS a sequel to the wreck at Pynchon
a short time since, Messrs. Charles
Houston and Ed Ferber have been dis
charged from the service of the COM
pany, and Messrs. Frank Simpson, VIM.
Nottage and A. l.. Konold have been
suspended from the service for a period
Of 60 days.
Messrs. Crysler and Mobiles came in
from the Keystone last evening. They
report that work is progressing upon
Tic NISllluS III lHt LlUSl satisfactory
manner. The tests madeof the ore from
the body recently encountered have
proved very satisfactory. Twelve men
are now being worked in the develop
ment work. The option held by Mr..
Crysler and his associates will expire
next month. but it is entirely probable
that II will no n colo
A. J. Wymore, the plasterer, is today
finishing the society hall proper, and is
doing a job of work to which the Odd
Fellows may point with pride for years
to come. The finish coat is a very
heavy n of plaster of paris, as white
as the driven snow and as smooth as
the trowel can make it. When COM
pleted. the job of plastering upon the
new Odd Fellow hall will be a thing of
beauty, and a drawing arc for Lara
mics popular plasterer ever afterward.
1t is a fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the one true blood purifier, has proved,
over and over again, that it has power
to cure. even when other medicines
fail to do any good.