, 1903-02-03
8 TEIE TEMPLE Of ECON O M Z
e wednesday, Morning, February 4th-
BRIEFLY MENTIONED

Cloudy and cold THIS morning.
More snow this morning-a quarter
of an inch.
Picture holdings. latest styles, and
fixtures at LOvejoy's.
Everything in the latest styles in new
furniture at Mrs. Katie Beck's.
The filing fees at the county clerks
office for January amounted to $199.3O.
The Methodist Aid society will meet
tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Simp-
son on Second street.
The high wind Of yesterday broke
the glass in the front Goor or the old
Times building, IN Third street.
There is about four inches of snow
at Rawlins. and snow pIows were n
out there in each direction last night.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Norton. The
mother and babe are doing as well as
could be hoped.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. c.
l.. Houston tomorrow wednesday,
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock.
Miss Grant. principal of the West
Side school, has spent the last two
days visiting the other schools, Miss
Downey taking her place on the West
Side force.
Frank Frazier was in from the
Chugwater yesterday afternoon with
three coyote Telts II Arthur Nc
Lane brought twenty-one from the
same section.
Judge Bramel fell on the ice in the
yard at his home ana sustained in
juries hat compelled the use OF
clutches. He went to Cheyenne yes
terday afternoon.
Under Sheriff Yund expects to
leave tonight for Golden, Col, with
Buzz Graham, who goes to the Col
orado reform school Tor three years
as an incorrigible.
E. p. Baker today filed the claim
for the Natalie mine, IN the Horse
creek district, and W. w. Doyle and
others the Cakes, Nos. l and 2, in the
Douglas creek district.
The preliminary hearing of Frank
Stone, charged with the theft of a
horse belonging to Mrs. f. P. Baker, is
in progress at Justice Grants court as
The Republican goes to press.
The county commissioners were in
session today. with Mr.. Jones as
chairman pro TEN, in the absence of
Mr.. johnson, who is in California.
The forenoon was devoted to the al
lowing of bills.
An attempt was made at Ogden Sun
day night to burn the state reform
school. Fires were discovered in both
the boys and girls dormitories, and
a plot was believed to exist between
the boys and girls to destroy the build
ing.
Sam Morris INT his company gave
a very clever production of "The Ped
dler's Claim" at the Opera House to
an appreciative audience last night.
Honors were divided W Mr..
Morris as Levi and Miss Marie Mel,
sen as Bessie Lee.
Tom Smyth. the painter. writes
from Ireland that he is still having a
picnic every day. ana ina ne resents
the %imputation of this paper that he
had TO go there to find a wife. He
declares he is coming home to marry
a Laramie girl-when he marries-and
that as a general thing they are SUI
perior even to those of the "ould sod
Among the features of the play,
Shore Acres" at the New Grand
Manager tomorrow night will be a
genuine turkey dinner, with SUR
enough roast turkey, cranberry sauce
and other "ixins" which Mrs. Mar
Quardt. the wife of the manager, has
been directed to prepare. Newspaper
men may be invited to "act" in this
sense. At least, they'd like to take
to the stage" for this one consecutive
performance.
Mr.. Wright says that the report
that the mailcarrier 10 the Rambler
mine was compelled to use snow shoes
probably arose from the fact that the
road from Rambler to the Douglas
mine. about a mile, was not used for
ona"day,. He says his men have gone
through every day. A letter left In
the mail box at the point where the
Douglas road leaves the Rambler road
was not called for on the day it was
delivered at the junction and the fact
was reported here as tending to show