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I SATURDAY, MARCH 20. ,
I WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., J
. F.. W. coRDINER. Manage, =
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

For a good meal, try Browns.
See That your name is upon the regis
ration lists.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
OF coffee in town.
GHltss you were registered last fall,
you must register now, or lose your
vole.
The Methodist ladies will meet in the
church parlor tomorrow afternoon at
> o'clock.
Seats are now on sale at Settele's for
Elite Dramatic company performance
Saturday night.
Weather probabilities: Fair tonight
md Wednesday. Warmer tonight.
Sontherly winds.
Register or you will be unable to vote
At the city election, unless you were reg
istered at the regular county election
last fall.
Browns estauran has begun the
New Year with the intention of beat
ing its peerless record of the old year.
Best table in town.
Messrs. Emory and Moore are in the
city from the Grand Encampment, COM
ing by the way OF Pinkhamton. They
report six or seven feet OF snow in that
section and showing nearly every day.
Prospects for n big rush in the near fu-
ure are excellent and these gentlemen
believe the indications warrant it.
Teresa Macs and George Snowden
we're up before Judge Fitch this after
noon upon the charge OF being a little
TOO familiar for unmarried people. Mrs.
Macs is the wife of a Mexican and
Snowden-well everybody knows George
Snowden. the colored man who has re-
sided in this ailiwick for 10 these man
years.
The Short Line change has rendered
it necessary to put special agents on the
trains between here and Cheyenne for
the time being AT least to look after
Short Line coupons on through tickets,
and other matters pertaining to the pas
senger department of the segregated
line. Mr.. Ed. Mcleod passed east on
train No. 4 today in the performance OF
his duties in this line.
A letter 10 The editor of The Republic
can from Mr.. Winthrop Condict OF
Bennett, Wyo., says that the winter has
been unusually severe in the upper
u years before. Stock, however, is in
fair shape. and there is enough hay to
carry it through. The people Of Ben
nett are rejoicing over the fac! that April
18th they are to have their mail from
Fort Steele instead of Rawlins, giving
them all mail from the east a great deal
earlier.
The news came from Sheridan this
week that Doc" Tanner had gone
crazy and that he is imbued with the
idea that he must kill Charley Round,
Thad Cole and C. II. Burritt. He made
an attack On Buck" Enoch with a rifle
a few days ago, but after a hard struggle
Buck" disarmed him. lie Is supposed
to have gone north. The Sheridan au-
thorities want him. A law suit over
some cattle in which Round and Cole
were interested is supposed to have
brought about the impairment of his
mind.-Buffalo Voice.
There was a lively little setto al the
light works this morning, in which Dan
Mcpherson, John Lacey and j. T. Jones
figured as the principals. 1t seems that
Mcpherson and Lacey went to the works
for the purpose OF settling some differ
ences with Jones and Mcpherson as
saulted him. Mr.. Otto Gramm happened
to be riding by when the trouble was at
its highest and lent a hand as peace
maker, with the result that the hand
was cut, but moi seriously. Mcpherson
was arraigned before Judge Fitch this
afternoon and fined $3.50 upon the
charge of being drunk. A charge was
also filed against Messrs. Jones and
Lacey.
Trout in all stages Of incubation may
be seen at the hatchery at the present
time. One of the prettiest sights is q
large lot OF land-locked salmon which
are still carrying their sacs about with
them. They have been Matched for a
private individual and will be planted
in one OF Inc numerous mountain lakes
up the Big Laramie. L~and-locked sal
mon are a very gamey fish, and grow to
enormous size. They will doubtless do
well in the pure waters of Wyoming and
furnish no end Of sport. A great many
rainbow trout have also been Matched
thus early in the season, exploding the
old theory that. they do not spawn till
April. The brook trout spawn fully a
month earlier in this state than in the
east and why should not the condition
of the rainbow be changed also?
Truly Astonishing.-Miss Annette N.
Moen, Fountain, MIMI, says: Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful eff
feet in curing my brother's children o; a
severe and dangerous cold. 1t was tru.
w astonishing how sneedtly thew found