, 1902-12-23
MENTIONED.
Cloudy this morning.
Looks like more snow.

Cloudy this morning.
Looks like more snow.
Ping pong sets 81. LOvejoy's.
Lovejoy repairs any old thing. j
Christmas cuts on pianos at Kidd's.
Just one more day to Christmas eve.
Fine Christmas Candies. Mrs. Walter.
Doll shoes. stockings. Mrs. Walter.
The Apollo Opera club will have a
rehearsal tonight.
\ few more pianos at the discount
price. II. Kidd & Son.
The best candies for Xmas at lowest
prices at join A. Wallis.
c. w. DeKay, agent for Continental
Fire Insurance Co.. at First National.
Moral Garland of Burlington, Wyo.,
has been granted a pension of $12 a
month.
See what we have in the way of
Christmas presents in the smokers
line. John A. Wallis.
Victor Carlin filed proof of labor on
the Minnehaha mine and w. E. McKer-
cher on the Duchess group.
The Sunday school of the German
Lutheran church will have their Christ
mas on the cath at 1870 p. H..
For Christmas: Mexican Art Leather
Pocietbooks, Hand Bags and Chate-
lanes at Laramie Saddlery Co.
The hotels are crowded with guests,
many of the mining men coming to
town to spend the Christmas holidays.
John Weber, the German section
hand injured at Egbert Thursday
morning, died at the Cheyenne hospi.
tai yesterday.
o V. Ford of Grand Encampment has
been given sixty days in Jail for beat
ing his wife. The court had no author
ity to make it sixty years.
Mike Callahan, the blacksmith. who
lost his overcoat last night, found the
garment where he had left it today,
the supposed thief having returned it.
Dick" Spalding telephones hat he
will leave Denver at 6 o'clock tonight
for home with his wife, who is under
going treatment there. She is a great
deal better.
Mrs. John Hurley was down town
yesterday afternoon, for the first time
in a month, having been quite i'll. She
thinks there is no longer doubt Of her
complete recovery.
The letter carries had a sweet"
time of it yesterday the usual Christ
mas mail being helped out by an extra
accumulation on account of the arrival
OF a dozen trains in one forenoon.
A son was BORN this morning to Mr..
and Mrs .P. Hansen, and now Grand
pa" H. p. Hansen is as happy as a
good preacher and energetic pastor
can be. Mother and babe reported do
ing nicely.
Mr.. Russey telephoned Jack Mac
IEtyre last night that Mr.. McCaslin's
condition had not changed much for
the better. The physician seemed
hopeful. though, that he would pull
through without difficulty.
Four loads of copper ore arrived
from the Rambler mine last night, and
goes to make up the shipment to the
Chicago Copper Refining company,
which is testing the ore for the pre-
sence of palladium and platinum.
The Beresford Gold Mining and
Milling company. with a capital of
5000, 900 and the Zollverein Mining and
Leasing company with $4,000 capital,
filed articles of incorporation with the
secretary Of state at Cheyenne yester-
day.
A handsome nine and a half pound
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Heyn at Great Falls, Montana,
on December 16, 1902, and "Lewie" is
So proud of her that he imagines the
entire population has doubled. Mr..
Heyn a formerly a well known and
popular Laramie photographer.
C. 3. Burrows and wife of Sheridan,
Wyo., today transferred to j. D. Bas-
sett of Adams county. Wash, section
30, township Is, range II. southeast of
Laramie, for 1880, and Mr.. Bassett
relinquished it to the government, re-
ceiving other land in lieu thereof.
Eight deeds of REIMBURSEMENT were
filed.
Louis Heyn, formerly of Laramie but
now located at Great Falls Mont,
he conducts the Elite studio,