, 1897-09-02
SENATOR CLARK IN SALT LAKE
Wyoming, He Says, Is Being Blessed
With Substantial Prosperity.

United States Senate Clarence ID.
Clark of Wyoming and wife were in the
city yesterday. They spent the day
quietly at the knutsford, except during
the afternoon. when they went to the
lake. In the evening they left over the
Oregon Short Line for a trip through
the Yellowstone park. AT Livingston
they were met by Governor and Mrs.
Richards and Colonel Schnitger OF Chey-
enne and Major Wilhelm OF the Eighth
United States infantry. At the n u
10 days or a fortnight the entire party
will return home by way Of this city.
Senator Clark said last evening that
a new and substantial prosperity was
coming to Wyoming. The increased
values Of all kinds OF stock, he said.
benefited all within the state. and in
consequence the results OF the long de-
preston are rapidly being worn off.
The coincidence OF Senator Warren's
being in Utah was pointed out to Mr..
Clark. and he l%aughingly replied that
| elections are too far distant for m one
| to suspec. any political motive or pur-
! pose to be gained at this time that would
| induce the coming OF both just now
| Salt Lake Tribune.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Bittner Theater company is COM
ing again. and larger and better than
ever. All who enjoy high-class amuse-
ment will receive the news with pleas
ure. This company made a decided hit,
bo,h individually and collectively when
doubt be greeted with the same liberal
patronage that they enjoyed Upon their
previous visit. Several e members
have been added this season., prominent
among whom Is Mr.. John Waldron, the
leading man, and Louis J.. Howard, the
new comedian. Mr.. Waldron Is late OF
field companies and his superior as a
leading character cannot be found aside
from the prominent stars. Mr.. Howard
was for several seasons n OF Hoyt's
principal comedians. Mr.. Bittner has
secured a large supply OF new and in
teresting PICTURES for the Telegraph and
there will be a complete change Of pic
lures each evening. There will also be
an entirely new line OF plays and spec
ialties. Prices for this engagement will
be the same as before 10, 20. 80 and so
cents. Seats are now on sale at Eggles-
toms drug store.
OWEN BREEZES.
Owen, Wyo., Aug. &c. 1S97.-(Special
Correspondence.)-HuT for McKln-
ley and prosperity! What say We Bryan
lies with silver away down while wool
and wheat have doubled in price in the
last few weeks and stock OF all kinds are
bringing top prices.
The weather is hot and dry. Most
everyone is through making hay.
Mrs. Lizzie Stafford, Miss Francis
Roe and Mr.. Walter Robinson made a
business trip to Wheatland last week.
Mr.. c. w. Lee Of Owen sold his beef
cattle at top figures recently.
Mrs. A. Robinson and Sons have
Stocked their ranch with about 100 head
OF cattle, mostly heifes.
Mrs. w. B. Oliver Of California Is Wis
iting Mrs. John and David McFarlane.
Mrs. w. Sturgeon and Miss Brebner
visited Mrs. David Cochran recently.
Gene Vanortwick has gone hunting.
after a long stay in the mining camp.
McFarlane brothers and David Coch-
ran are hauling vegetables to Medicine
! Bow and Carbon.
Herbert King went to Lookout on
business q few days ago. He will visit
| his brother at Rockdale while gone.
News is scarce, as everybody is busy
with their fall work.
Gypsy.
TAKES THE BARK OFF.