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The sun., 1901-05-25
Kills WOMAN TEASE AND HIMSELF
Young Farmer Was Driven Frantic b, B'ins
Twitted over Jniucky Love Anair.

LAUREL, l.. /, MAY ~ Miss Martha VII
hanson, aged a5. was shot and Killed AZ nan
past II O'Clock last night by william WOOD
hull, aged 27, a son Of Mr. and Mrs Hophai
Woodruff close friends and nciRhbnrS OF
Miss Williamson Young NoOdhuil theh
went home and nut bullet into his own
brain
Woodruff had quarreUcd with Miss Ni'Iahn-
son because she twitted him nhout a FORMER
low" affair About two wears ago b" De'alNe
engaged 10 Nlis- Delsie Newton. pretty
girl Of Savville Arrangement were mAue
for the wedding. but the engagement was
broken There have been many Htorie- rs
TO tho reHl cause Of the trouble II Is sara
that a breach OF promise was threht"ned'
but thai the matter was settled out of court.
Miss williamson seemed tn delight In teasing
Woodruff about tie affair lie showed MS
dt~plcasure many times and asked her 10
st'p lhe stories atoat ANNOYED HIM I've
denounced them IA false and Threatened
several times TO get even With Miss Nillmn'on
She weighed !25 pounds and -hc laughed az
the threat.
The sun., 1901-05-25
MRs. BOTT EEEPs OVER yIOIIN.
Tho widow Of Its FORMER owner Identities tho
stolen stradiV artus.

Tho StradivariuS violin which Is IN the
pusp.ss on Of me police nt Headquarters vns
identified Yesterday m Recorder GoG's Court
OF General Sessions hv Mrz Matilda Rptt of
Hanover. Germany. as tho one stolen from
lrr husband in NJ. city hIlf dozen wears
ago Victor : Fletcher Nas cnuv ictod IN
1890 of th" tt"l' Of tur Instrument and has
nppenIed from tho conviction IN tho ground
Of newly discovered evidence In his favor
He maintain. that t.e violin at Police Head
quarters ia m" uHtt N'rldivarius and that
wh,reahnut- from within few houra after
Il was stolen up t. the uresent tim" can he
accounted for Suoh dcmouotratIon. hc says,
vii show thn' never sAcn Il waS stolen has
II been In h.s possess .ou, A. that he cannot he
guilty. NJ stealing It
Whom tlr Instrument was brought from
p.lina IIeI.tp.urt,rs 20 Recorder GoNs court
A ouHrIn OF Nroks ago for ilentNcGtluu,
Assiatunt District Attorney SChurWAn h0I
r. b,t|t removed - SEQ n the d"script' 'nu
given hv rapyiror named Pe,1nri - patton
Go a.it h' had vNi ou I was correct " Nn~
The violin was .t.ll 'u two G'"ors when MIS-
Bo't saw : Yesterday
she's operr. HE VI By't, and TOOK
tho violin ,ui vnu' over i lh"n sh' ~
scrihrd q small patch or ~" INSTRUMENT
witch ouul1 not b." s"cu hr tho NAKED eve
4 inlgul'ylue glass o,-olu-"I II
The sun., 1901-05-25
NO POTTER'S PTELD GRAVE rOR MN.
II Was a Founding Suctch'r Carriers one
Aim to Escape That, and lie viii.

On the twenty-third anniversary of tho
day on which he was picked No founding
at Bellevue gate Frank Brown. "A strctc cher
carrier who was called "th" Giant ~ Belle
vue." died yesterday in tho hospital All
his life had been spent I'm the Institutions
under the Charities Department and m re-
cent years every founding that died ir Belle
vue was carried to the Morgle hv him Pot
ter's Field was their destination, hu' n never
should be- his Brown often declared
II beCam" Browns ono ambition 10 got
enough money for a private. or. ~ he Iyt u.
u decent" burial, Every month he put aside
part of his Sl2 80 wages to ensure his getting
private funeral and last week, when he
took TO his bed physical wcrcN from hard
drinking. the fact that no had morcy saved
was great consolation 10 him. A. a doctor
passed hiS bed Yesterday Brown put ont an
emaciated hand holding his saving,
say. Doe he said m a voice like whisper
PLANT me any old place, Woodiawu-.l lsv-
alry-but no Pottcr's Field for mine "
Then he turned over and spuu he was dead
Two Of his fellows carried his body 10 tho
Morgue but later anundertaker from near by
who has an illuminated sign over his shop
like those the pUgilt~'-antnr- have over
their Broadway saloons took charge Of u
The undertaken had boeu Browns banker
and beside his savings had a bicycle and n
silver watch belonging - the street cher car
rier These would be enough 70 give him u
grave outside of Potter's Field, tho UNDER
taker said
Brown will he buried tN-morr0v
The sun., 1901-05-25
CUBAN C0NVENTION'S COST.
rPTO NAY asTBE EMPTINESS AuOJNTED
TO St5e,S5S.



HAVANA, MAY "a Up 10 May - ~" ey-
ponses Of the Constitutional Convention
amounted 20 .i52,S5s, including s3l OCG for
tho salaries Of the delegates
Several Of the National party delegates
to the Constitutional Convention asked the
Executive Committee Of the party wha' they
should do regarding the Plat amendment
The committee replied that the party had
confidence in It's delegates and that they
we're aware Of the resolutions adopted bv
the party regarding the amendment II Wa
added that they on ght TO reject the amend
nent. a. the resolution referred TO rejected
IL meeting Of the pnrty will be held to-
night. however. AT which an attempt viii ho
made 10 Icaye the delegates 10 do az they
please
At the meeting of the convention to-day
the report on tho amendment submitted hy
Gualberto Gomez md Schur Silva was TO-
jected by vote of 10 TO g. Sehor los as
spoke against the amendment I" said ho
would accept IT, hI' he saw uu pro ruott ul
any economic advantages coming 10 cuba
through II
The majority report az the Committee uu
Relations which was Cnhled a few dHN- ago.
was Withdrawn \ new report. drawn
b Senorrs Idmayo, Berrirl Bctuuvour'.
Caputc aui uInrrgh u 10 b" presented lu It's
stead. This report will accept the pn't
amendment, bat viii PdG bnr" explanations
Ghc local Board OF Directors u' the &urrh
Americuu IWI, company pa, resigned
INc transfer II tho busIur-s - the company
10 the BHucr NA,iunli has iall'u through up
Mr farIuhhr iIr r'p''srIi4llv" here Of
Sir william Van Horne" PT~ilout of tho
cuba Company say. that with the luhUr
availnhl" iu cuba H." railway ~" COMPANY
April or May The company now has only
3 goo mon, ana 1t does not expect ~ Rn' moro
The sun., 1901-05-25
q. A. r. 4. DECLARES IrSEIF.
Tho Union Is for the Election Of Clean OTcials
Who VIII Bow to No Machine.

Tho German Ameri can Reform Mons
General Committee held the first meeting
that has been called since the close of tho
municipal campaign of 1897 last evening
There were more than 900 members of the
committee present NJ the Grand Central
Palace when the meeting was called 10 order,
all Of whom took part In the fight that waged
three year. ago between Tracy, Low and
Van wyck Charles Iutz. who was the
chairman of the committee during that cnm-
palgn, called II to order. and Fritz Guertlcr,
the chairman Of tho Executive Committee,
offered tho following resolution.
The German-Amcrican Reform Union.
earnestly desiring that the affairs of the city
ho administered as are those Of every WE'LL
regulated business, for the advantage Of
those concerned. declares that the candi-
dates tor the Mayoralty ard other office
should he only men of steadfast character
and superior reputation. chosen as are men
for important private employments from
persons Of proven ability and manifest In
tegrity. who may be relied upon 20 act "a
they profess. and who will neither ue" nor
suffer any one else TO use their offices for the
benefit Of any political Organization or set
Of persons whatever. and this union viii
Join with other organizations earnestly ana
honestly asking the election Of such men
The German American Reform Union Will
Insist that candidates for the Assembly be
~elected in u similar manner "a the cnndi-
dates for c.ty and county Offices, and tha' th'F
be mon OF a. high character us thcN" latter.
The union believes that IN Republican A.
semhlv district, Republicans should b" n"m-
mated. and in Democratic Assembly d'"-
trict- Democrat, be named and that these Ni' -
dldate, bc mc'I who owe allegiance 10 no : '-
ltcal machine. but who will work for iu"
best interests OF tho city IN tho Legislature
at all times
THIS resolution va, adopted, all or me
members - the committee voting for II
Mr G4errtlor made speech IN wh!'h ne ea'd
that the object Of tho union was TO insure
good government IN th" city. and tha' %" the
city was dependent upon tho LesI-lhlhre
for all Of It, powers the selection of leEiSIa-
tive candidates wa,As important ~ the So
lection of good candidate- for municipal
o'loes
some tine before IN" meeting the union
received an invitation from the Citizens
Inluu to take pant in the conference OF
antI-Iammay bodies which viii b" held nj
tho CIt.,u,' Union headquarters on Tues
day evening Ih.snvutlon WAS not brought
before tha meeting, and no action could I've
taken upon it last evening
The sun., 1901-05-25
MsRRIFD THEN N MN. HSEC.
Jersey justice m the Peace made This Record
for Couple who Had TO Catch a Train.

Miss llprrcn,r carroll oi Oakland. cal ,
and Samuel Moleary, who claimed resi-
d'noe At tno Hotel Washington. Jersey 'hy.
appeared before Justice Of m" P"'c" Lehon"
in that city : alo O'Clock Thursday after
noon and said they wanted 70 R't married
IN hurry, "a they had - depart for the
West on O'Clock train lh"y N"r" nc-
companIrd bv Mr. Alice Carroll who said
she was 'he young womln's m7.h't
The Justice toid tIH pair 10 hold hands
~ rI-h'd through the marung" ceremony,
fll"i ou' cert hcatr aud pu"""ied iw'
OF 'Io IN exactly three minutes npd eleven
second- The mpthcr-ln-iW told lrh1n"
a. she started for tho train that the Young
folks would be married over lgH,n by mtI-
i~lcr when they reached "akluui
The sun., 1901-05-25
sLOOO NO PRI'E FOR IHIN TTG.
Judge Tells Jurv verdict should Have Bccu
$4,000 or Nothing.

John q Iherharit obtained yertI,t
fur 81 o0o iu the supreme Court on Brookyn
Yesterday I'm his suit against thr Metropolitan
street hallway 'u recover - .uuN damages
f.r the Joss uf % l"g H. getting ~ horse
car l. First avenue. Nuuloitgl ur N,v o..
l,r0. he Vus thrown under o." wheels and
his ryht Ie. VH- So badly injured that U
hrd o. bee umputatrd Counsel moved -
srt aside the verdict A. inadequate
u Ew sorry. said Justice teyuuT TO
apa the dav Vhsn iury Ia Kings county
brings iu n verdict for Slr'o for the loss I
a .cg M case like This The verdict should
huv, been slu,uuu OF nothing lh" verdict
prphlbN should have been fur the tctcrd-
at but II yu'i nnd Tor tho p'aintiG Won -huuld
give adequate damages Iho verdict l~
sci aside
The sun., 1901-05-25
hENyRDY WITNFsS CONE.
Defence l. ANXIOUS 20 learn the Wh"rrabout,
Of waiter Crooks

Assistant District Attorney Osborn" told
Judge Ncwhurger Yesterday rlu' ho intended
20 call nine handwriting expert. IL the tra,
Of pr samuel KelIedy for Ola" murder Of
Dolly Ec,rolts. JulG" N"whurEor '..l Nr
0shurl Nat 10 could ca,l five ard the defer 90
I've.
The defence is irving 20 learn lAo whore
ahou's ~ a waiter named crooks Who f"-tI-
Ned iu February that Kennedy was not the
man With Dolly Reynolds. The Milwaukee
handu rt'ng expert, John + 1yrr"ii wos uu
the stand all day yestcrduv deWuuIr4'l' =
what lie called the s'm,arities between hem
Lcly's admitted writing and that m dispute
The sun., 1901-05-25
VIII BE Lots of bidder. for BROOKLYN Tunnel
Contract.

I4a Gonna .,-IOuer- of the Rapid Transit
Etiroad said yesterday that they expected
rnat wN-u the time ,iluo to let the contract
l.r the tunnel Co. Brooklyu there would bo
no n,E of bidder, II j. assumed that John
Mcdonald. vino has the contract Tor the
r.uiu tunnel wall bid DO order that he may
T!.Ii Iu rDuur.r ION with the uu" now building
4 l- also oN p'a'NI 'h,' 4, johnson, disSails-
ted t- unI. with tN" route. VII. make an ofort
10 get the Job. and that there Will be other
bidders whose nHur. Ir not occur so readily
q. 'ba MIND here Nt~ talk Yesterday that
i4a contractors iu NrD'hyu might make up
-yU4,.lto and nut IN % hll for tAe work
The sun., 1901-05-25
N PPOSED DTAD WAVES Up.


NHEHI>a " Va. Nav = Al Hundred.
" Va. early thi, mu'uIug John Davis, a
farmer Nl- found Ning on the street ar-
pareutlv dead lpou the Hdy.oc of 'wo
physicians who examined tho body Corou"r
kcu'r's jury found q verdict 10 the eNegf
that death WAS cnusod 10y heart failure, super
Induced by alcoholism Tie body WIS taken
- nn uudertator's room and few minutes
later Davis revived lie sat upright uu %
couch aud when Informed Of what had "c-
Cured sang
Praise God from whom all blessing, Now
INN NI-ulLnn
The sun., 1901-05-25
Attachment Against Auto Electric COMPANY.

The sheriff has rnceivsi Hu attachment
for g>.70i u"alu-t the Auto F.""'rI" rompI.y
o. 90 Im s'rcr' 100 favor u collin ARMSTRONG
f'r 'ho ~. cunt now dn" on -lAi'"n demand
notes of fine COMPANY Tho aftl,inrnt was
n'.'sFr,.I ur flr ground 'h.f b q NrN l,'..,
corporation and rho ShorN uui 70 keeper 10
charge of Oh" "N',". ~" c"wwuN w. 'n-,
,urunrtel ou leH. o. 1900. w'h capital
o.. x Hf s. .ppu,nlr
The sun., 1901-05-25
,lrmnrL. nr.l,matlnn nnlr.l At orncIl.

IlHA,N,N Nu.t % o." 0'i""nth annual
'se urmurnl b'rt'n,iIor '"' ."-' was heii
u ih, Nwnr' l'.m2l' "n" 'r' pr,le, which
consist Of rhr Iu'.u" from souo. wHs .yarGet
t.. .Vfun. Allen Irplcru NlruEvlilr. y Y
The sun., 1901-05-25
VIBRATION,


New Mechanical Massage; Non Electric.
''4 'HTnHEu institutes itrUs slrILiy rNTe Rleu-
mat -u. 'l.~'.- .'tiursS. IuS u.rlq. Nervous lis
tast,. NrAh.'NS, N'a Organic IchIt. Kidney and
IIEG tH. h.fs I'IN American y .ilai,H Institute
iAlh'T I.'Ua ~ stem, 1881 Hr0aGv al. conner
t5th, cordially invites Iuys clans and biricisd Free
cons itr'uu. Demonstration and pUMTl ltt. lTAl
U'a'urL' " q actually a>'uNNd sou.
The sun., 1901-05-25
steel Trust isn,s Nragon Wine.

Nugv ~, Mrnn, NAY - -r IN" Arngon nlnr
h,s been sold hy Ogslyic. Norton h Co. Of
Cleveland to the United states steel Corpo-
ration for 1900, 0OD
The sun., 1901-05-25

CLEVELAND. May "a -Scnatpr Hanna Was
initiated member OF Memorial Post q.
A. r. last night.
, 1901-06-03
NEW MAIL SCHEDULE
AT THE POSTOEFICE

Postmaster Beltz has prepared the
following schedule to correspond with
the changes made by the Union Pacific
in the time of the arrival and depart
ure of mail trains at Laramie station:
East-bound mails close at 1880 a.
m. for train No. 4 and $50 p. m. for
train No. 1O2.
Mails west-bound close at 9 p. m. for
train No. 5 and $3.50 p. m. for train
1O1.
Mail will be collected from the box
es on Second street and at the Thorn
burgh hotel at 9 p. m, in addition to
the regular collections.
, 1901-06-03
FOSTER
WILL BE PRESENT AT THE WOOL
GROWERS CONVENTION
AT DOUGLAS.
AgrostoIogist and Botanist of Univer-
sity of Wyoming Will Read Paper
Senators Warren and Clark and
Congressman Mondeli Will Also
Attend.

Preparations are being made for 4
Douglas. Wyoming. July 10th and llth.
under the auspices vi the eastern Wyo-
ming Wool Growers association. says
the Denver RccordfStockman Quite
a number of prominent stOCkmen have
been invited to be present and address
the convention. amOng them Hon. j.
w. Springer, president of the National
Live Stock association: Secretary
Charles f. Martin and Senator War
rem. president of the National Wool
Growers association. Senator Clark.
Congressman Mondell. Governor Rich
ards. Colonel +. =. Snow and other
have been invited.
Among the others who have been
invited. and who will probably read
papers on timely topics, are: Prof. A..
l.. Luckenby. agrostologist in charge of
the eastern Oregon experiment sta
ton; Colonel G. w. Hickock, in charge
of the government bureau. Salt Lake;
w. V. Chestnut. expert on poisonous
plants. Union. Oregon; Prof. Foster,
a~grostologist and bOtanist of the gov
eminent experiment station at Lara
mie; DR.. Beechy, government inspeC-
tor for central Wyoming. Douglas:
Hon. c w. Burdick, b. b. Brooks. p.
Sullivan. Robert Taylor. DR.. NJ. Jesu-
rum and other we'll known citizens.
The program as outlined comprises
an address OF welcome by Mayor lIar-
vey and response by Hon. +. w. Mon
dell. followed by papers to fill out the
evening of July 10th: a full days SEES
sion on the 18th. with a ball and sup
per at night. closing with a business
session of the local association the
forenoon of the 18th.
, 1901-06-03
Special Notice.

"A Man of Mystery" which will open
the engagement of the Empire Stock
company at the Opera House tonight
is a romantic mclodrama which has
created a sensation in all the large
cities of the east.
"a Man of Mystery" deals with the
evil doing of n notorious crook who
through the possession the wonderful
hypnotic power is able to porpetratc
the most glazing frauds without fear
OF detection. Lucifor. n noted detec-
tive undertakes to capture the Grimm
al and after n series of startling ad-
ventures, is successful in trapping his
man. The piece is repletc with origin
al situations, strong climaXes and
comedy as well as melodramatic situa-
tions. During the action of the play
specialties will be introduced by vari-
GUS members of the company.
, 1901-06-03
TIGERS AND ELkS
MEET ON DIAMOND.

A rain storm yesterday afternoon
prevented the finish of a very pretty
game of baseball between the Tigers
and "A team from the Elks. OF cOurs"
the Tigers We're ahead when the gam"
was brought to a close. but it's dollars
to doughnuts the Elks would have won
they say-if the game had gone to a
finish. The rain saved the mighty I'll
gers.
When the umpire came to the help
of the Tigers and called the game, tho
score stood 10 to ( in favor of the ri.
gers. Garrity and Lat Gray were in
the points for III" Tigers. the battery
for the Elks being Hanger and Hook.
AS far as it went the game was a pref
ty one.
, 1901-06-03
DEEPER
WILL GO THE BUCKLEY & RYAN
WELL IN THE WAlCOTT
OIL FIELD.
Returned from the Scene
Report the Excitement Still High
Oil Pe%rcolates Through Four
Hundred Feet of Water-Land All
Taken for Miles Around.

John II. Davis and S. A. Campbell
returned last night from WaIcott, and
say that little can be told yet of the
prospects for oil in that field.
The one well IA sunk and as soon
as the flow of oil was struck all work
ceased and the well was plugged.
There are several hundred feet of
water in the drill hole and through this
the oil percolatcs, rising to the top.
How much oil there is. or whether
there is more below where the drill
stopped is a question.
The gentlemen say there is much
excitement over the find. but the mys-
terry surrounding the deposit is still
thick.
Every foot of lane within five miles
has been staked, and men are rushing
in. but where it will end. or what the
future will develop, only the future can
tell. No more wells are going down
and as far as ear be learned now none
are contemplated.
The Rawlins Republican of Saturday
had the following concerning the oil
excitement at Walcott. adding some
minor details not heretofore known
here:
There is no longer any doubt that
petroleum underlies the surface of
Mother Earth in Carbon county.
The genuine stuff" has been struck
in the well which Contractor Brcese
is drilling for Buckley & Ryan at Wal
colt.
Several hundred feet of blue shale
were gon through. when at a depth
of 535 fee the drill dropped into a
layer of white sand which proved to
be about two feet thick. 1t was in this
sand that the oil was found. While
there is no flow as yet. there is suf-
ticient petroleum on top of the water
in the hole to grease the rope and tools
sufficiently to leave no doubt in the
minds of anyone about there being oil
in the we'll. A strong odor of p~etrole-
UNI is noticeable.
The owners of the well knew of the
presence of oil several days ago. but
the matter was kept quiet for a few
days until they could file locations on
such land in that vicinity as they de-
sired.
1t was not long. however, until the
matter became known and people be-
gan rushing to Walcott to locate lands.
The civil engineers who were just
finishing up the contract at the big cut
near the Edison tunnel last of Walcott,
abandoned the contractor and went to
work locating oil lands. Parties re-
turning from the scene of excitement
report that all the government land
within three miles of the place has
been filed on. There is some doubt
whether a railroad filing will hold on
railroad lands and for that reason lit.
tie of this has been filed on as yet.
Some of the railroad land ncar Wal
colt has been patented. and of curse
n filing on this would be void. Whcth.
er a filing will hold on railroad lands
not patented is a question that has
been raised by filings made on com
pany lands in Uinta county.
Messrs. Buckley and Ryan have re
ceived an offer of $4,000 for a third in
terest in the well. but have declined
to sell. They intend to sink deeper
and ascertain if Il heavier flow of OF
cannot be discovered.
, 1901-06-03
LECTURE DATES
WERE POSTPONED.

Rev. DR.. Payson Young, pastor Of the
Trinity English Lutheran church at
Boulder. Colo. was to have begun a
series of lectures at the Trinity LUth.
eran church Cwost sidcp tonight, on
subjects of an intellectual and so
Geological nature. but has been dCtaiu.
ed at home. and the dates for the Lar
annie series hav" been postponed.
They will be announced later.
DIR. Young is visiting the churches
in the interest of the synod, and his al
dresses will be all in English. He is
secretary of tn" Rocky Mountain syn.
cd of the Lutheran church in ColOra.
do, Wyoming and New Mexico.
, 1901-06-03
BABY DEAD BUT
MOTHER is IMPROVING.

A child was born Saturday night to
but died shortly after birth. 1t vas re-
ported here that the mother was at
the point of death, but the latest word
from her bedside is that she is improv,
ing. Mrs. Knadler is a niece of Mrs.
Herman Langheldt of this city and for
merly lived here. Mrs. Langheldt
went to her bedside Sunday morning
and Is there now.
, 1901-06-03
Notice.

On and after June list, 1901. the Lar.
annie Drug company becomes the prop
erty Of II. V. Williamson and l.. c.
Hart. L. d. Macarthur has this day dis
posed of all interest therein. All ac-
counts are payable to L. d. Macarthur
and h" assumes all debts of the Lara
ME Drug company prior to June LIST.
Said accounts be paid by June 20
or they will be turned over to attorney
for collection.
f. d. MACARTHUR.
II. V. WILLIAMSON.
2iGt2 l.. c. HART.
, 1901-06-03
M RS. kUSTER'S
WILL PROBATED.

The will of the late Mrs. Mary Kus-
ter has been admitted to probate and
the appointment Of Thomas Gorie n
Gustave Fl. Mueller as executors I'M
der the will confirmed by Judge Bran.
el. The estate is left to the children
of the deceased. No inventory has yet
been filed, and the amount of the es.
tate is not known. 1t consists of real
and personal property.
, 1901-06-03
CARPENTER BUILDING
is BEING RAISED.

The Charles T.. Carpenter building
Mrs. Beaumier. is being raised by Os-
"a Rogers & Son. 1t will be raised
in all about eighteen inches, thus pre-
venting the overflow of water from tn"
alley. The building will also be re
paired.
, 1901-06-03
CHURCH MEETING
THURSDAY NIGHT,

The session OF the Presbyterian
congregation of the church for Thurs
day evening of this week. when tn"
question of the selection of Il pCrma-
nent pastor and the election of two al
ditional elders will be disposed of.
Rev. II. II. McQuilkin of Cheyenne will
preside. 1t is a ]forogonc conclusion
that Rev. A. c. IIogbin will be called
to the paStoratc.
, 1901-06-03

II you want a moving machine, hay
rake, hay stacker, sickle grinder or
anything In the way Of an agricultural
implement call on the Laramie Coal
company, for prices. d-Wtf
, 1901-06-03

BIDS WANTED-Sealed bids will be
received at the city clerks office until
Tuesday evening for the sprinkling of
the streets by the hour. The mayor
and council reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
4 DAVID McCULLAGH.
E44t5 City Clerk.
, 1901-06-03

lOsT-Ladies' open-faced gold-Alled
watch. on West Side; also crystal and
rim. Return to 405h Grand ave.
246t0
, 1901-06-03

WANTeO-By a woman. work by
lay or week. Inquire at this office.
2iGt3
, 1901-06-03
Simpson.

FOR T
ner Eighth and n N.
Inquire of DR.. :. O. 3.