, 1903-01-08
MENTIONED

Warm and bright this morning.
We sharpen any old thing. Love
joys Novelty shop.
Charlie Negus took up his duties as
night policeman last night.
Miss Jessie Dayton is assisting her
father, County Clerk Dayton, in the Of
flee.
Samuel Corson has been reelected
chairman of the Laramie county board
of commissioners.
between Moorcroft and Sundance will
be increased from t~ri-weekly to daily
trips.
The Cheyenne Leader says that the
Laramie delegation to the inaugural
reception and ball numbered nearly
200 persons.
Treasurer John Schunemann of Lar
annie county turned over to his success
or, Mr.. Vreeland, $116,639.44 at Chey-
enne Monday.
All members of the Catholic church
are requested to meet at the church
this evening at 1870 sharp. Business
of importance.
Charles H. Jackson, u Dane, has ap-
piled for naturalization papers at
Cheyenne that he may be enabled to
join the United States army.
Marcus Joslin Of Encampment has
been given an increase Of pension to
$12 a month and a widows pension of
IS a month was granted to Phoebe
Wade of Deitz.
The Johnson County Wolf Bounty
association last year paid $3,927.79 in
bounties for sos coyotes and 1896
wolves. This private bounty fund will
be continued this year.
The board of trustees of the West
Side church Transacted it's routine bust
ness Tuesday night, deferring action
upon the proposed resignation of Pas
tor Hansen for one month.
Thayer Stark writes his mother from
Denver today that he has been promot
ed to circuit manager in the Denver
telephone system, now having charge
of 1000 instruments, and added pay.
Albert Rosine is able to put on his
shoes n go out for a short walk on
cruches. He went across the street
this morning, for the first time since
his leg was broken several weeks ago.
The Republican is indebted to Hon.
Edward Ivinson, who is now ut San
Diego, Cal, for a copy of the New
Year edition of the San Diego Union,
an elegant publication of twenty-eight
pages and cover.
The Denver Post of yesterday. had
a splendid portrait of Miss Margaret
Davis of Manitou, Colo, who is to be-
come the bride OF Business Manager
Harry Camplin of the Newcastle
Times next Monday.
The remains of Hector Reel have ar
rived at Cheyenne and will be inferred
tomorrow. The deceased was the
brother of Miss Estelle Reel, superin-
tendent of Indian schools. Mr.. Reel
was a member Of the Elks.
Governor Richards has issued a re-
QUESTION on the governor of Montana
for Walter Cox, who is under arrest at
Butte, and who is alleged to have forg-
ed the name of A. o. Devol to several
checks at Sheridan and cashed the pa
per.
The Wiedemann company arrived
in Laramie today and will take a three
days rest here before appearing at the
Opera House next week. Miss Wiede-
mann has not beer well and the COM
pany will take the rest here to enable
her to recuperate.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary Of state Of the
Golden Valley Oil company to operate
in Wyoming and Kansas with $3.50, 900
capital, and the Big Forks Ditch COM
pany to operate at Lowell, Big Horn
county, with $13,75O capital.
Why pay rent when you can Dor
row money from the National Home
seekers association with a monthly
payment Of $3.50 to $40 per month on
each n thousand borrowed. Call and
investigate. Ranch or inside property
loans. Room 9, Temple Of Economy.
The Big Horn County Rustler Of
Basin issued . splendid New Years
number Of sixteen pages, allied with
good reading matter, we'll executed
III toas cutg and many neatly dis