, 1898-07-25
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Fifteen cars of cattle were feeding in
the yards yesterday.
Call and see our screen doors. Clark
Pelton & Employees company.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S BATHS
25c. DEPOT HOTEL. Csc.
Weather probabilities: Generally
fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer
tonight; southern winds.
Charles Bellamy and A. T. Homes
left today for the Centennial district,
where they will survey some mining
claims for which applications for pat
cnt have been made.
The county board of equalization is
in session today, listening to COM
plants of persons whose assessments
have been raised. The board will re-
main in session until Wednesday even
ing.
Otelia. the 6-year-Old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Baumback, died yes
terday afternoon of Bright's disease.
The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
p. m. tomorrow from the Baptist
church.
E. E. Quinby, charged with retailing
liquors at Mountain Home without a
county license, was arraigned before
Justice Fitch today and placed under
5000 bonds to appear at the September
term of the district court. Bond was
furnished.
VIM. Rhone (colored) was arraigned
before Justice Fitch this afternoon on
the charge of threatening the life of Ed.
n. Allen. He was placed under $500
bonds to keep the peace. He could not
county Jail.
Lieutenant Oracle of the Torrey cav
airy, who is at Fort Russell on de-
tached service, was ordered yesterday
by General F%itzhugh Lee to enlist 40
recruits for the Torrey regiment during
the coming week. The men will be ac-
cepted from Wyoming, Idaho, Colora-
do, Utah and Nevada.
We understand that the internal
the Decent tax on AL other certifi-
Gates required by law includes mar
riage certificates, so that when a young
man gets married he is contributing to
the support of his country in war times.
Marriage thus becomes a patriotic du-
ty. and volunteers are called for
Buffalo Bulletin.
a demand was made Saturday upon
the bondsmen of Joel Ware Foster, late
assignee of the banking house of T. A.
Kent Of Cheyenne, for the payment Of
1910, funds collected by Foster and
"unaccounted for by him to the court.
The bOndsmen include about thirty
prominent business men of Cheyenne.
Foster disappeared about six months
ago and is now believed to be in Cana
da.
All Say, who has been employed
for a number of years by the Chinese
government to manage affairs for the
orientals of this district, was discharg-
Chinese government that they were
now able to look out for themselves.
All Say left Monday morning for New
York, where he will remain a few
days. after which he will proceed on
his journey to China.-Rock Springs
Democrat.
Mrs. Deffebach of Crook county has
been notified that a verdict has been
secured for her in the court of claims
for $1,000, against the government on
account of Indian d~epredations ON
mitted in 1879. The depredations were
committed on the Belle Fourche about
fifty miles west of Sundance where Big
Foot and his band stole a bunch of
horses belonging to Mr.. Deffebach and
killed the men in charge of them, in
Guiding the owner.
Hon. Tom Hooper, a notable citizen
of Sundance, has been found insane by
a jury and ordered to the state insane
asylum. Hooper has lived in Wyoming
twelve years. and has been mayor OF
Sundance, county attorney Of Crook
county, member of the state legislature
and editor of the Sundance Gazette.
He lost his money in mining ventures
but imagines he is a millionaire. Re-
Gently his insanity assumed a violent
form, making his confinement speces-
sary,