, 1900-04-26
WYOMING NOTES.

progresses.
Efforts will be made to prohibit the
sale of liquor to laborcrS along the
line Of the Union Pacific cut-offs in
Albany county this summer. Petitions
have been presented to the county clerk
asking him to refuse TO grant liqour H.
cenSes on the ground that If the grad.
ers obtain liquor they will be constant,
ly lighting, thereby causing the county
extra eXpense.
1t Is learned from reliable authority
that the sale of the Ferris-H aggarty.
the famous Wyoming copper mine, has
been declared off. The option held by
an eastern syndicate on the property
Tor S15,OOO,oOO will not be taken up.
The deal has been in allegiance several
and is now finally declared at
an end.
The contracts for the construction
OF the Sherman hill tunnel have been
signed. The work is divided into two
sections, one section being let to xii
patrick Brothers of Omaha and the
other to Macarthur Brothers of Chicago.
one stipulation of the contracts re.
qu1res the beginning of the work on or
before May list next.
of the 100000 acres of public land
set aside for school purposes in Wyom.
ing, II Is estimated by the superintend-
ocros bnrn - - 'n"t 1000.
mi ,amJ ~ iS"seu: alil1St an VI
ST. u MaS s"heh III siIlhil 'rhctS'
han5IaI niS VI 'uis, looo; 'he money
lands was over S125. 900.
n,anar.n 49, 49, n"rI,ileL r"hGH
rrirar -. oi u by i"I"lnl'
mie bas 49, our,eJn iilrs rpm ,nra
sjdo So, ~ ~ iNlssi-
tion ~ hi II" an YIN lne nun
nan 49, ' ~ hiNe'sluc c"nnin
ncros nf - 80 VI 1870
tionoI - W. u N'H.rin va
ar, of a." NJ io[h WIS 'ne OWL
i"n'"'
AS II result of the recent storm. stock
losses in the vicinity of Trinidad were
bead nF shoe 49, "s "ie "S = 90 W.
Chjorn,nn y. a. ne'u VI 800 II,
SnnIn,, IT. 'ui"S me p'iH"h,u
his at,o,nn nv W ~ nei.els' III
w esc,nad ,IootL h. tmna.r Up ~
NIaIdonn Iiyinn n1 thn L,,ti,d- him
norteI To- h,,a ". rtiJoirH - ne
""' lie en"ie hefu'
The'Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley railroad has completed arrange.
ments for construction Of IL big reser
voir -four miles from this place for the
benefit of s~tockgrowers and Others
shipping stock to the eastern markets,
anu who are compelled to make long
drives overland from the interior of
the state. The reservoir will hold wa.
stool Vel vim "n"us,nus ol helu Oh
at ohce'
Governor richards has issued his Ar,
o Day proclamation for Wyoming,
designating Friday, April 9th, for its
observation and declaring the same n
legal holiday. He earnestly requests
the people of the state to join in the
effort 10 plant trees on this and all 9th.
er possible occasions, to maintain and
foster our woodlands and forests and
observe Arbor Day by fitting cercmon.
les ana by exercises in the public
schools.
Tho uoromou.
fram ri,ah Inn ", norlhoh eoiohlsts
inc In tho ujn H, - NSonI-
Wyoming has commenced. A large
II of cattle. horses and sheep was
started from Morgan City. Utah. the
18th instant, and the colonists com
enced trekking over the mountains
on the nth. There were three parties
one starting from Morgan CITY. another
from Bear Lake valley ana the third
from Cokevillc. Wyoming. The three
parties will join near Hams Fork
crossing. in Uinta county. Wyominp
The MOrmOns expect to be- on the rond
SIN or seven weekS. There are about
100 persons in the movement.
Tho unconditional
efforts Of 10. AZ, n,n .nIouSI III"
emf of missions fnr Wy, superihield-
n,ndn ,,,n,,"n ~ "Soniihs' nave
at IN" new town of Guernsey. The
,"Nh Sltr "Wners nave donated four
i"'S 'llElniN situate Tor the occupation
ol the ci'iicil ana parsonage, The
money needed Tor putting up the first
'LurcI structure OF the town is already
secured ny Alr' tray and work begun.
~ ~ expected TO have the building com
i,it,'o anu ready for services by May
i'tn. ntu Guernsey Is provided with
" I'lpilC nan the building will he used
On week uaSS Tor gatherings of the
'" hSpe"pIt ON proper occasions.
Owen Bros. the grade cortrootar,
for n double track for tho Irninn o.
Wv q.