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BRIEFLY MENTIONED.


Thirty-five cars OF cate were fed at
Laramie yards last night.
Born. in Laramie. Wyo.. Sept. %. 1897.
to The wife of James Murphy, a boy.
Born, in Laramie, Wyo., Sept. 30.
1897. to the wife OF G. A. Vormhl. a son.
First-c!ass board and room SIS per
Frontier Hotel. corner Third
and kearney.
Cottoge prayer meeting at Mrs. c.
Yeager's. 7l6 South Second street, at
1870 this evening. All are welcome.
The reason Brown succeeds in the res
laurant bushes is because he gives his
boarders the best the market affords.
Fish Commissioner Schn.rger ship
ped $4,000 trout ives; today, Of which
number 5000 went TO Carbon and the
balance to Fort Steele.
The Methodist congregation will give
a reception to Rev. and Mrs. Warner at
the Methodist church this evening. A
cordial invitation is extended TO other
denominations.
One Frank Moore. a travelling Kn.gh,
Of the goose. is working for the city OF
Laramie today. He got IN a comforts
able jag and will work it off to the ex-
tent OF $3.50, Judge Fitch deeming this
amount sufficient to satisfy the ma issty
of The law.
Officer S. E.. Garrett today swore out
a complaint against James Williams.
charging him With keeping a boy under
The age Of II years engaged in an oc-
cupatiJn dangerous to life and limb. The
boy is Mr.. Carrots nephew. Frand Null
hern, aged II years.
In the restaurant business ~ we'll u
any other it is necessary to keep up with
the procession or fall by the wayside
Brown Is the nan who takes time by Tx
torelock and anticipates the wants Oh
his customers. Everything up to dats
and the best table In the city. Give hin
a call and be convinced that what II
claimed for him is correct.
Commencing Monday next. Septem-
Der q. City Treasurer E. Percy Palmer
will receive taxes at the Albany County
National bank during banking hours
and till 5 p. m. and for the benefit o.
those who cannot come between those
hours. he will keep his office open in the
evening from $50 to $3.50, until Octo.
Der 4. when city taxes become delin.
quent.
Mr.. E. Crumrine has received a let.
ter from Hon. H. v. s. Groesbeck from
which he mas permitted The Republican
TO make the following extract: "The
east is very prosperous and l think we
are TO have sever fat years now. The
new administration is meeting the sit
uatfon grandly, and The president i:
deservedly popular. Organism is dead
as Julius Caesar. in the east and mid.
die west, and the demmies know It."
The university library today received
from Secretary of State Burdick vol
umes Of laws to complete the set, with
the exception OF session OF 1883 and 1890
which are out Of print. By the way. II
is but just to say that the university
library is in apple-pie order. Miss
Hebard, the efficient and painstkint
secretary Of the board. has worked dill
gently upon this pet hobby and is de-
serving Of the thanks Of all who take
a pride in our leading educational in.
stitution.
Mr.. w. A. Jones OF the Laramie DR.,
Goods company this afternoon received
a telegram from Anaconda. Mont. an
nouncing the death OF John G. Morse
son-in-law OF Mrs. Reese Davis. NJ
particulars were gwen. Mr.. Morse Wal
formerly a resident OF this city, beinf
while here connected With the Unfor
Pacific telegraph department in the ca
pacity Of lineman. In this city he wooet
and won Miss Mary Davis. one OF Lar
amie's fairest daughters. and to hen
four bright children have been born
three girls and one boy. Mr.. Morst
was a man about As years old, in th<
very prime Of Ike. and his untimely enc
will carry sadness to many hearts in thai
city.