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Born, in Denver, Colo, to the wife OF
Urrel S. Harris. a daughter.
Born, in Laramie, Wyo.. Sept. %.
1897, to the wife of Asa r. Foster, a boy.
First-class board and room $lS per
month. Frontier Hotel, corner Third
and kearney.
Thirty-five cars o. cattle were fed al
the Laramie yards Saturday night. II OF
which belonged to the Swift company.
The reason Brown succeeds in the res
taurant bushes is because he gives his
boarders the best the market affords.
A private letter from Judge Groes,
.eck states hal his hearing is becom-
ing much better under The skillful treat
ment OF the specialists.
The fishing season will close next
Thursday, but this will not keep the
anglers from going across the border
into Colorado. where the season is open
till November |.
Captain II. G. Rothwell. Mr.. f. n.
Breitung and Mr.. l.. Levasseur left his
morning for the Albany p~lacers, on
Douglas creek. where Mr.. Breitung now
has a number OF men working.
Gus johnson has a daisy new express
wagon-a o~ne-horse affair Of the proper
make far the handling OF the business
OF the Pacific Express company. Gus
is nothing il lot en%terprlsing.
j. w. Brown. the restaurant man, is
home from a trip to Colorado. where he
purchased a dozen fine cows. from which
he proposes to draw unchalked mix for
tle boarders at his first-class res;aur-
ant.
The visiting and local clergy OF the
Episcopal church were entertained at
dinner yesterday by Bishop and Mrs.
Talbot and this evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivinson will give a dinner to the same
people.
While walking into the new livery
barn Wednesday James Walker was
struck on the head by the tongue u a
b'SSs, WHICH iell iIuuu us iHUOllnS
through some accident. and was quite
severely injured.-North Park Union.
Considerable complaint is being made
about cattle running at large in the
southeastern portion Of the city. Last
night n mans fence was broken in
two places and he is a trifle ruf1ed about
tho matfar For urbut nu,rpNSn do uya
pay taxes?
Hans Olson's S-year-old son, Oscar,
while riding a horse Saturday evening,
was in some n thrown on a bridge
and both bones Of his right leg were
broken below the knee. His father
brought him to the city, arriving at 2
o'clock Sunday morning, and called Dr..
Stevens. who set the broken member.
In the restaurant business as well ~
any other it is necessary to keep up with
the procession or fall by the wayside.
Brown 10 the man who takes time by the
forelock 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 Is
claimed for him is correct.
Son Of the bitches recently made by
the city administration would have been
the proper thing il they had been turn
ed end for end. Water may run Up
hill in some localities. but it won't do it
on the streets OF Laramie. As they now
are they are n nuisance, and the stag.
liant water in the streets is likely to
cause more or less sickness.
Commencing Monday next, Septem-
Der 81, City Treasurer f. Percy Palmer
will receive taxes at the Albany County
National bank during banking hours
and till S p. m. and for he benefit o.
those who cannot come between those
hours. he will keep his office open in the
evening from $50 to $40, until Octo-
Der 4. when city taxes become delin-
quent.
Mr.. Chas. Heidrich has been sworn in
as justice OF the Cummins precinct. TAX.
ing oath OF office on Saturday last. His
appointment was made 10 fill the place
made vacant by the resignation Of Sam
C. Smith, who vent to Philadelphia. 1t
is now hoped that Mr.. Heidrich will be
able to bring the mighty arm of the
law down upon the dynamite and lime
fishermen. OF whom there are a number
in Albany county.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A three-horse power engine and a
fve-horse power boiler.