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DR.. Harris received -four cars OF cattle
from the west today.
M. X. Parsons loaded out 16 cars OF
cattle from the Laramie yards las,
night.
First-class board and room SIS per
month. Frontier Hotel. corner Third
and Kearney.
On Sunday evening at the cathedral
the deans morning topic will be Dam
gers That Treaten the Young"
The reason Brown succeeds in the res
Laurant bushes is because he gives his
boarders the best the market affords.
Weather probabilities: Fair tonight
and Sunday. Cooler tonight. Cooler in
the eastern portion Sunday. Winds
shifting to northwest.
A private note from the Rev. J. W.
Taylor says that he has nothing but
praise for Salt Lake City and that he is
enjoying his new work very much.
Agents Benz. Sprague, OF Tie Siding.
J. NJ. Clark OF Red Buttes and D.. H.
McGrath of Sherman, will take in the
Fair OF Mountain and Plain at Denver.
Leo Chase has entered the service OF
Uncle Sam and is catching on" to the
delivery routes OF the city. He takes the
place OF Hans Lauridsen as substitute.
Mr.. Lauridson having changed his resi-
dence to Omaha.
Ben Hotert. formerly a well-known
point and who was crippled for life in
a terrible accident at Fort Steele, is
again connected with the company on
the first district, running a pump en-
CINE. Since leaving Laramie he has
been engaged IN business at Silver
Creek, Neb.
In the restaurant business a. we'll ~
any other it is necessary to keep up with
the procession or fall by the wayside.
Brown is the man who takes time by the
torelock and anticipates the wants Of
his customers. Everything up to date
and the best table in the city. Give him
a call and be convinced that what Ii
claimed for him Is correct.
Commencing Monday next. Septem-
Der 81. 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 OF
those who cannot come between those
hours. he will keep his office open in the
evening from $3.50 to $3.50, until Octo-
Der 4. when city taxes become delin-
Quent.
Clyde Wallis, Sam Bussard, Roy
Grant. Albert Grant and John Huempt-
ner. jr., were arraigned before Judge
Fitch today. charged with having acted
in a riotous manner about the premises
OF Mr.. w. E. Archibald on the night OF
September 90. After hearing the evi.
dence OF several boys who were there.
Judge Fitch assessed the following fines:
Roy Grant, $40: John Huempfner, 81;
Albert Grant. IS: Clyde Wallis. 81; Sam
Bussard, 81.
Laramie is to have another hotel. See
ing the rapidly growing demand for an
other hotel in this city MI. George Phil
lips has rented the second story OF the
building which he now occupies, hith-
erto known as Hesse's hall and is hav-
ing it partitioned off into rooms for
the accommodation Of guests. There
will be Is OF these apartments with a
hall extending through the middle. Be
ing a very accommodating and success,
sul business man. Mr.. Phillips will sure.
ly succeed with his new venture. which
will be inaugurated about the 10Th OF
October.
After the departure Of No. 4 Sunday,
tickets for the Mountain and Plain Fes-
tival, at Denver. Colo, will be ON sale
at the Laramie freight depot. These
tickets will be good for train No. 2 Sum-
day night. This arrangement has been
made by Mr.. Clark in order 20 accommo-
date the people OF Laramie. All those
who intend going to the festival are ur-
gently requested by Mr.. Clark to secure
their tickets during the day and not wait
till train time. They will thus avoid an
unpleasant rush. Tickets will be on
sale 4th, 5th and 9Th.