, 1902-03-04
MENTIONED.

Warm as a day in spring today.
Fresh flowers daily. Mrs. Wall.
The county commissioners are in
session today.
Basket ball supplies. Agent for Spaul
ding and Victor sporting goods. Lovejoy
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Gates tomorrow after
noon at go.
The American Order of Protection
expects to organize its lodge here to
morrow night.
The Baptist Ladies', Aid will NEE,
with Mrs. Peabody Wednesday after
noon at . o'clock.
Mrs. Sterling. Mrs. James Crawford
and Mrs. Parker were made members
of the w. r. c. at its meeting last
night.
The anti-coCaine ordinance. amended
to suit the plans outlined i'll the coun
ell at its last meeting. will be before
the council tonight.
Mr.. John Thompson has been engag
ed in the library at the university al
Laramie t do clerical work.-Rock
Springs Independent.
The price of good beef cattle is ad
vancing and local consumers need no,
be surprised to hear of an advance in
the price of meat in the near future
Miss Zoe Miller has issued invita-
tons for a party tomorrow afternoon
in honor Of the sixth birthday of her
little cousin, Hazel Martin. who is hel
guest.
j. w. T. Gray had a letter ~yesterda!
from his son. Latimer Gray, dated a,
Cheyenne. stating that he was going tc
Lincoln, Neb.. where he expected tc
get work as a linotype operator.
Prof Slosson has a letter from q
platinum refinery giving ali analysis
of some of the ores from the Rambler
mine. which shows l.59 and 1.53 ounces
of platinum to the ton. with some pal
ladium.
John McGraw. who was taken to Mrs
Burke's hospital last week suffering
with a evere attack of infiamator,
rheumatism. has almost completely re
covered and will leave today or tomor
row for his home.
The fourth child in the Warneke
family is down with the scarlet fever
This is the last of the children in this
family. and with the sever in the
George family. makes a total OF eleven
in the two families.
Lovisa R. Young of Cheyenne has
been granted a special accrued widows
pension of IS a month. A pension OF
So a month to Olivia H. Peale of Lar
annie was noted in the same list, OF
issue OF February -.
William McClary and George Pat
terson today filed claim for the gypsum
mine named Royal. in section 9, town
ship 16. range 10, in the southeastern
section of the city. there being forty
acres in the tract filed upon.
The school board has determined
that as about forty pupils of the high
school will graduate and so to the uni
versity at the close of the present
year. the building of an additional
school will not be necessary at this
time.
p. H. Daley yesterday filed a claim
for the Amy mine. He has been in the
city for several days. but expects to
return to the mines some time this
week and resume operations. He sayf
the present weather is very rough OF
prospectors.
Lloyd Jevne, who claims to be the
champion of the world as a three-cush
ion billiardist, is here from Chicago
and is stopping at the Th%ornburgh. He
is a pleasant looking young gentleman
ard will probably meet some of the
local billiardists tonight.
S. H. Campbell was in from the fish
hatchery this afternoon and stated that
he had given an order for twenty
young cottonwood trees, twenty Caro-
lima poplars and twenty naples, which
he would plant at the hatchery and
form a grove for the benefit of the
people.
When young Titus with a pencil
showed the court in the trial this at
ternoon how he held the pistol when
he shot Birnie, the boy pointed the PTS
toll right at Marshal Davies. The cour,
told him he believed that sort Of aim
ing a weapon would be better than the
average policeman could do.
Mrs. Ollie Shearer, midwife, 1863 End
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