, 1902-12-22
MENTIONED.

Partly cloudy today.
For toys e Mrs. Walter.
Ping pong sets 81. L~ovejoy's.
Christmas shopping is lively.
Lovejoy repairs any old thing.
Only two more days to Christmas.
Everything for dolly. Mrs. Walter.
d. l.. Moody dice three years ago to.
day.
broken.
Jelm will be made a money order Of
flee January /.
The best candies for Xmas at lowest
prices at John A. Wallis.
Go to Mrs. Walls for Holly and Mis-
tletoe. Flowers in daily.
w. l.. Evans has Deer appointed a
night clerk in the Rawlins p%ostoffice.
c. w. Dekay, agent for Continental
Fire Insurance Co., at First National.
The Rawlins schools will be dismiss
ed tomorrow for the Christmas Holt
days. .
Cut flowers, holly, mistletoe, Miss
Hannah Hunt, corner Fourth and
Grand.
The Presbyterian fair is in progress
this afternoon and the entertainment
will be given tonight.
See what we have in the way of
Christmas presents in the smokers
line. John A. Wallis.
A daughter was born recently at
Boulder to DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Jolley,
former resident of Rawlins. .
Hanna people will have a big coyote
hunt on Christmas day, participated
in by mounted men, and dogs.
For Christmas: Mexican Art Leather
Pocketbooks. Hand Bags and Chate-
LANES at Laramie Saddlery Co.
VIM. Hines and Mrs. NJ. A. North.
ington, the latter a former resident of
Rawlins. were married recently at
Casper.
The Christmas entertainments of
the East Side school, postponed on ac-
count of the storm Friday, will be Civ.
en- tomorrow afternoon.
Rawlins Elks will be at home Christ.
mas afternoon to the children of Raw
Inns not over IA years old, when gifts
of various kinds will be distributed.
Three persons charged with stealing
coal from the Union Pacific were fined
in the police court today-two receiv'
ing fines of $3.50 each and one of $3.50.
The Presbyterian church fair began
this afternoon. there being a good turn
out of visitors. The booths were very
attractive. Supper is being served this
afternoon.
A United States patent to Joseph
Dalles for 100 acres of land in section
4, township 16. range rs, dated Octo
Der 20, 1902, was filed for record today.
The land is on the Little Laramie riv.
er, lea Mandel.
Charles Hartwick, very drunk when
Special Officer Yelton arrested him
yesterday and not too sober this morn
ing, was given the usual five and
costs" in Police Judge Grants court
this morning for In~toxication.
Postmaster Beltz has received a
supply of the 13-cent stamps just is
sued by the postoffice department. 1t
is printed in brown and bears a like
ness of the late President Benjamin
Harrison. with the years of his birth
and death, 1888 and 1901.
The transcript of evidence and the
bill of exceptions in the case of James
Keffer. convicted of murder in Ere
mont county, has been filed with Judge
Bramel of the district court. The
transcript makes $50 typewriter
pages and the bill about half that mum,
Der.
A team attached to a sleigh ran
away on First street this afternoon,
breaking the tongue Of the vehicle and
frightening the team attached to a de-
livery wagon. Sheriff Cook stopped
the horses drawing the sleigh. Two
ladies' seated in the sleigh un-
hurt.
A quitclaim deed from Charlton NJ.
and Julia Gregory the Laramie. Hahns
Peak and Pacific Railway company for
a strip Of land sc feet wide through
section 2. township Is, range IS, for a
right of way for the Laramie Plains
line, for 81 and other valuable consid-
erations, vas fled today.