, 1901-08-22
NOTES.

hEo hthl iltlbphN Ahh' - -
Thousands of feet of valuable timber
IS being destroyed.
The State Supreme Court has con-
tirmed the Judgment of the District
Court in the case of the State against
James, Leslie. The defendant was
charged with taking subscriptions for
Denver papers without authority to do
so.
The exterior work on the Carnegie
public library at cheyenne has about
been completed. and the heating appa-
ratus is now being installed in the
basement. The building will be COM
pleted during October or November,
at a cost of $4,000.
The Wyoming C~om1pnndery of the
knights of T'yfhias will hold it's m
nual meeting in Cheyenne during the
Frontier celebration, August 18th and
10Th, in order TO take advantage of the
low rates which will prevail over all
roads running into the city upon that
date.
Fitzpatrick Bros. Il Collins. the big
grading contractors who I'D most of
the Improvement work of the Union
Pacific on the Wyoming division. are
storing the greater part of their enor-
nous outfit nj Laramie in the build
ings formerly used for repair and ma
chine shops.
Persons arriving from the section
Immediately east of the Yellowstone
park. state that the government road
which connects the park with Cody IS
almost completed. The work is being
done under the supervision of Captain
Hiram NJ. Chitrenden and the road is
being made as substantial ms possible.
Tho c~nroner,s iury In George
cortsor uu,Jnr c1so 81 Cody failed To
dIsnoyor INV cIun M rho identify of
Tho Cortson wns n weI-to-
do oncbmon oud was fnund murdered
In his ca hin one dav last June. The
county authorities are still working on
the case. but there is little hope of
catching the murderer.
The Frontier DAY Mt
Choyanno hos so,.rrrd from tho gov
eminent through Inc military authori-
tics M Fort Russell the loan of n large
numher of cots. which will he used
for ne Of visitors 10
he caIabrotion The government has
also provided n team of six mules to
be used in the stage coach hOld-up.
The wvominp Mission Conference of
.be N II Church closed IFS session Mt
Lander Aupusf 11th A large nmount
of routine work was handled and re
norts Showed thot rho work done last
year was SATISFACTORY Ahout twenty
minIste,S cook mart All nastors We're
returned 10 thair former charges and
will Iook after their old flocks an
other veor
Tb State BOARD of EouolIzotion has
fxed the stote levy. The total levy
is en- mills which includes n special
low az one!hoIf az a min for tho nav
ment of SoOOOO of the banded ipdeht-
adnoss which natures Jonnnrv /
1909 An state expenses. with the ex'
cention of tbe governors residence and
one otber building. will he maid out of
tbis wears revenues
Choronno hos rod oxors,ro rro
nne nn. ,N,rie ptsI
arhlio.s Ior 'ne rontr b"S re'e1[m-
ion -o'n u - IN -
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Iot ne Ih'ts Nv d purcn vi n
%nu 49,. :" ~. IN,
~ NV VIM
nm l"'"'s Vi ~
a lsaWnhs ulspatch says mat Mrs.
John Walls, a Green mountain ranch
woman mas brought TO that pace a
nasnh " Will "as pol" al nel
l"nch. me hninal rs .Wo lhon.ns
~
upUn u u9ua. Nv sNnn 10.
NJ. wv any ne Ns az .na'
1ia una peini. iEeah rs ~ ptI-
80 80 ne'n,n W a 10 pe hep, oi"hN-
''eu W Pio'ei WIN
m Cruin' under sentence OF 1--WE
years in the penitentiary for horse
stealing, has been pardoned by o
erhor iuchards. lie n beer IN the
county jail at al since January
u. 1870, awaiting the result of an APP
ihoa''pn lol paruon phseu on lhe Iact
unnt ~ XIV N"ianpie lniorlnh'loh
n,ir.u n prnuis w ulenh up
u s"nL ma toi "iSSs pn tne iI"ra-
n INV pi"ins anu shlll'eu 'hem 10 leh-
Ws"s 'neeP .onsloneI SNOW
snfH M " orSelNn'lNt es,anhate OF
uno 80 nool ~-o.""'vo'
p uI Wh,'n, on "nsis VI l. cthls
"ooi meisn ~ II Scou,eu u"rhet
Pc pouuiI ' VIII !ieiu "%.o"o.VVu, ne
onn VIM ps npoul $1,000 Nouhus IN
Va IaS VI Iust sear, = ntrHf7' OWING
w. no. NIT ope" "eI'htI anu IN
't "'' =" h'"NS NihNs