, 1901-05-02
WYOMING NOTES.

take charge of the construction.
The net earnings of the Laramie
p~ostofiice for the years 1898. 1899 and
1900 We're SS.ST4.51, while the total eN-
penses during the same time were 3d.
594.S3.
The Freeland Sheep Company recent
ly lost 100 head of sheep by drowning
in Casper creek. The sheep We're be
ing driven across the creek and the an
finals got into n deep hole.
The Burlington company is advertis-
ing the attractions of the Big Horn
range in its pamphlets and folders Ii
companies are being organized for con-
STRUGGLING hotels in the mountains.
Senator and Mrs. Warren recently
went to Huntington, Massachusetts,
where Mrs. Warren. who Is recovering
from serious Illness of several months
duration. Will remain for the summer,
visiting her sister.
The President has nominated Morris
C.. Barro TO be receiver of public mon
eys at Douglas, Wyoming; Ephraim IL.
Smock. TO be receiver of public mon
eys at Buffalo. Wyoming; and Alpha
T.. IIOyt to be register of the land Of
flee ut Sundance, Wyoming.
i. l.. Chamberlain, an evangelist,
who was brought in to Cheyenne from
the north on April 18th may lose NJ
of his feet. Chamberlain was out in
the recent blizzard and froze both feet
badly. He was lost for several hours
II fell into an %irrigating ditch.
Albert f. Sutton and Arna Wagner.
have been arrested by Deputy Sheriff
pinney on the complaint of A. Nj.
Brock on the charge of stealing 600
head of sheen belonging to Brock. On
their request the preliminary hearing
was set for May 10Th at Buffalo.
ON Miuc anu rln,tM go III
. aartaaI az rnnss monte 10 Germany
,r,,a, lii raoat,,a Z Int nor mound r
~ Gmr Iu,oT s,T hnyyever
~ .ta,, lii sar 80 more a. those flo,
80 . uy Fl w. ana aud one-hnIf
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The Laramie Mannerchor Society mas
Its architects and draughtslneh AT WORK
upon pans Tor II new sthse iol ls up
era mousse 10 cost apout fo;1VV' NV
plans contemplate II slhse pulluahS ~
10 rect ana slAly leet iiISh' "h"i"nS
ample room LOT tle Str"nScst Ine"'ii
cal companies on the roau'
The Cheyenne Business Mems AsSo-
cation has selected II committee to ar
range for the reception of President
Mckinley on his visit June 9th. The
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d., pn T,han,ns uaanar
= ~ J. 80 NJ"
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President Mckinley has agreed to
lay the cornerstone of the proposed
new Masonic temple Mt Cheyenne upon
his western trip. The matter was pro-
posed to the President by senator
Clark and lie said that he would be
pIe.spu ~ v.'nnua, :. NV n"ttnr
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Inc managers Oh tle hahk OF 1uerh-
seN recently Ilaue arrangement 10
lose It's doors on May ISL; LICK ol
business is tne cause OF 'hG suspenc
SION. Inc StockeroWerH bnhh ot
~oheHehhe VIII trnhshSt an business "
the Guernsey institution II tle Town
OF Guernsey grows ule pahN VIII III
reopeheu'
\ rock falling upon George Rhodes,
in Union Pacific mine No. s. ut Rock
Spri" Hpan n 1870 M tIo
- g. ,,an,ha nno III 60 ~,
,iiioi in tha nmn m,ima Iio Ian vas
Miiseu ~ tnu Snt 49, 80 aho,t
tfft,- tz, Of n,y nm EnpIiGhnun hy
ny s.uie VI IL, -" - rnnna oI
oi,;nan '"' an '' " 7
The Grand Army veterans and Wo-
mems Relief Corps with the assistance
of public-spirited citizens have pur-
chased nm elegant soldiers monument
to be placed on the G.. a. II. plat of the
cemetery i'll ltawlins. Arrangements
are peihs iinue U unEelhhE tne
urntIt On MSlnorl", gay. 'tnntot s
"nrieh Wv oln'n hn'. 80
10 " present "'u ''""'
James Mcmahon, one of the recent
ly escaped Rawlins prisoners, has been
captured and is in jail again. He was
found in the hills, about thirty miles
north of Fort Steele. The posse
traced him and Martin to n point near
where he CMcAlahonl was captured
and had to camp, owing to darkness.
Their horses strayed during the night
and in hunting for them they found
Mcmahon coming from n sheep wagon.
He was sent pack TO lawllhs ana the
nnSSN nlSngu ON nIteI MtTtln.