, 1902-09-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

that will occur the evening of Octo-
Der It'll, at Jensen hall. Senator
Clark Is one OF the finest speakers in
the state and it will pay you to come
and hear him. Secretary Chatterton
and Supt. lyman will also address
the voters on that occasion.
NJ. ID. Williams came in town the
first of the week, from Encampnent
where he has been experimenting
per Cos dam in the Encampment
river. Mr.. Williams was recently APP.
pointed assistant engineer in the Hy-
geographic department, U. 5. G. S.
Guns, revolvers. rifles. reloading
tools and all kinds Of ammunition at
Gus. Jensen d Bro.
j. +. Simonson. of Canon City,
Colo. who purchased the w. T..
Meason ranch just above town, arriv-
ed here last week with his wife and
two children and has taken up his
residence ON the ranch. Mr.. Simon
son is of the class OF citizens that are
always welcome to this country.
The Encampment Transportation
Co, have leased l.. c. Cooks ranch
between here and Pass creek and will
open up a way station where teams
can stop for feed and water. A well
has been sunk 315 feet wher. they
struck water. The flow comes to
within l25 feet of the surface.
G. S. Taylor was up into the Battle
Lake country Saturday, with ID. G.
Barksdale, returning Sunday. MIR.
Taylor says it showed hard at Battle
while he wa there and was deep
enough when he came out to drag
the axle of his buggy.
Robert Greig left for Rawlins Mon
pay. He was married to Miss Cecilia
Baier of that city yesterday and they
will come to Saratoga to make make
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Greig
have the congratulations and good
wishes of our people, who will wei
come them to their midst.
Owen Spence, n of the boys who
rode in the bucking contest at En-.
campment the 4th of July, will enter
the contests here the LIST and 2nd.
Mr.. Spence is considered one of the
best riders in the upper country and
will give the people there moneys
worth.
When the addition to the Presby-
terrain church is completed it is going
to make a great change in the APP
pearance of that structure. 1t will be
much improved in appearance ON the
outside and certrinly very much so
on the interior, besides making the
audience room 50 much more spaci-
Gus and comfortable.
DIR. Burke, deputy health officer for
the valley, informs The Sun that he
has raised the quarantine ON the
Case residence ON Pass creek, Oh the
Torbet residence here in town and on
the case of small po1 in Rudefeha.
No new cases have developed and the
disease has been stamped out, thanks
to rigid quarantine regulations.
Walter Highlands, who has been
up on the Creole mining property for
some time, experimenting the work
came down from that place Monday.
He says the prospects for that prop.
erty making one of the best paying
mines in that country is very good.
Mr.. Highlands is a candidate for the
nomination to the office of Sheriff of
Carbon county on the republican
ticket and is an excellent man for the
place.
In this issue you will find the
advertisement Of j. A. Van Meter X
Co, Bureru of Information. Mr.. Van
Meter has been in the valley some
time, and is a man upon whose word
you "a rely. This move is an excel.
lent one, as the business of buying
and selling real estate and stock is
bound to become a factor in the val
ley, and we do not know of a more re
liable or conscientious man there
Mr.. Van Meter.