, 1900-12-06
WYOMING MITES.

continued until January md.
The Union Pacific management have
announced that they will establish n
library, reading and billiard at
Evanston for the use of their em-
ployes.
George Evans, formerly of the Tri-
bune, will assume the city cditorship of
the Cheyenne Leader. filling the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death of Arthur
Richardson.
State Superintendent lyman, wIile
on his western trip will sell IA large
amount of state lands in uinta and
Carbon counties, these lands being I'M
der the control of his office.
Since the typhoid fever epidemic
started in Cheyenne the record shows
fifty-four fatal cases. The disease is
now gradually disappearing, only a
few serious eases being left.
\ letter received from Governor
Richards, who is recruiting his health
mt Coronado Beach. California, says his
health is improving rapidly and he
hopes to be home by Christmas.
A requisition of the governor of Utah
for g. j. Adams n wife of Green
~ h"sV WIN "'
under raise pretenses, mas been non
ored by the governor of Wyoming.
Friends Of Walter Mccoy, serving a
term in the penitentiary for burglary in
Big Horn county, have asked the gov
ernor to pardon the young man, who
has served more than one-half of the
sentence.
Robert Sneed. foreman of one of the
grading outfits. was the third victim
of dynamite on the Sherman Hill cut
off. He used a nick to dig out n charge
omd III h T. ~" ~ ""u IL eNpioueu
$500 ~ "7 " "N
The order closing the Union Pacific
shops at Cheyenne on Saturdays has
been applied to all the shops on the
line and will be enforced until Janu-
ary list next. After that time officials
say Saturday work will be resumed.
Actlhg Governor 'hatterton mas IN,
Strucleu the county commissioners ol
itaI"ihle county 10 noiI II spet'hi cree
.ioh on Decelnper --hu' Lor 'Ie seieS-
lloh Vi II successor 10 Arthur iNlcharu.
sou uecehseu, lor the lower mousse OIL
'he Hesisiature
The Neef rpwin COmDany of Den
yer nave purchased the property ana
business VI Iloilihan bros'' On west
filteentn street IN o~heNenhe' cohsiuer-
hlioh' Slo;'oo. n ueal a
pPlch piock' Deer uepot anu seNerai res
iiehce pullulhSs'
The University of wyoming football
team administered a severe defeat to
the State Normals of Greeley, Colorado.
THANKSGIVING Day Inv n score of 40 TO
n,int oitIau VIZ 'p'aseu eltIs
nIo,.ar.' - - ~, .Ea - '"N
h''' N'' :" A"
Mayor-clect y. +. Spicer of Laramie
and Miss Louise Ellen Marsh were
unlIed in marriage Noyember oStb nj
the home of the bride The
wa performed nv Rev. II Warren
Nice. A wedding dinner followed the
service and Mr.. and Mrs Snicer left
ioi WISH 10 @"it Like anu osueh'
Judge Scott in the District Court Mt
CHEYENNE issued mn Iniunction restrain
ing Price Martin. Winnifred Davis and
George Beune from ranging thor ont
tie on the lands claimed bv the Platte
Valley Sheen Comnauy durinr the men
dency of n suit brourht nv the com
papy.
hhhcInhan Neisoh OF hGpert was run
November 9th. Nelson was returning
to the ranch from Cheyenne and was
driving on the railroad track at the
time of he accident. The Flyer killed
both horses and demolished the wag-
on. Nelson, who was well TO do. was
brought TO Cheyenne, but died shortly
after midnight.
npIs' d ColoreG man, at
erlpttu ~ mn iis WIZ at Laramie a
pllsh his purpose. In an insane rage
he stabbed ut her with n large knife.
She warded off the blow from her
breast with her right arm, which was
nearly severed by the cut received.
Epps LEFT the city Immediately, going
INTO the nils ON foot.
U-,n1
"Uau 'T,neS W EN"ns'ou from 81.
ii'n,n..ns nunilo, tn"t q party OF BUR
1919 - Sl1'Ipitu III .'ranu
being run north and south along Snake
river toward Cody. Wyoming. 1t is
believed tie surveyors are Al work on Il