, 1905-04-17
STATE

the Old Stlffs,' none but those VINO
travel in double harness being eligible
10 membership.
Mrs. Julia Schmidt of Lusk has been
Joined by her daughter from Germany.
John Tinnin of Rushville, Neb., has
bought the Ten Bar ranch south OF
Lush, including the cattle and other
live stock. The price paid, according
to the Lusk Herald, was between $751;
900 and 100000.
General Downen, commander of the
of Colorado and Wyoming.
G. A. r., Saturday night visited Henry
Tisch post at Wheatland. the baby
post OF the department.
A settler in Fremont county has
been able to stop the building of a
bridge across Green River by prohibit.
ing the use of a certain road over
which IL vas necessary to haul the
bridge material.
The railroad men and shop men OF
Rawlins are figuring on a cooperative
store, with a capital of 100000. no
shareholder to own more than three
shares of stock of the value of 500
each. The object of the new concern.
is to buy groceries and supplies
cheaper than they can now"
The state veterinarian recently kill
ed seven head of horses belonging to
Charles NJ. Scribner, the Walcott stage
man. The animals had CHAMBERS.
County Attorney n. r. Greenfield OF
Carbon county informed the Rawlins
Journal that the keefe case would
be called next September. 1t was to
have been taken up today in the dis
trlct court here, on change of venue
from Carbon county.
Pinedaie has voted $500 in bonds for
a new school and the trustees of the
district have placed the bonds on the
market. Miss Neeiy Hendricks of Or
linda, Tenn, has been selected to
teach the fall and winter term in the
NV building.
Fontenelle has a baseball club.
Daniel, Fremont county, will have a
camp of Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea.
A p~ostoffice called Jensen has been
established on the mail route between
Piney and Stanley, in Fremont county,
through the efforts of Congressman
Mordell, with one of the Jensen broth
ers as postmaster.
Pinedale is having a building boom.
A photograph gallery and drug sto;e
are under way.
Thermopolis will have a new Mason
ic temple. the excavations for the foun-
dation of which have been completed.
Several Union Pacific shopmen al
Cheyenne took the civil service eXami
nation for positions on the railroads on
the lsthmus of Panama during the
building of the canal.
The Thermopolis correspondent OF
the Cheyenne Tribune notes the pres
ence at Thermopolis recently of Prot.
B. C.-Suffum of the University of Wy
oming.
Thermopolis will have a new Bap-
fist church.
Rev. J.. H. Gillespie, pastor Of the
Methodist church at Thermopolis and
bride have returned to that place. They
were married at Omaha early in the
month.
Oscar belmont, who stole a saddle
and bride in Uinta county, has been
sentenced to eight years in the penn
Tertiary at Rawlins. F. A. Ralston,
convicted of burglarizing the Union
Pacific store at Spring Valley, was
sent up for five years.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Ross of Cheyenne.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Tingley of Chey-
enne, well known in this city, are re-
joicing at the arrival of a nine-pound
son at their home.
Acacia lodge. Masons, of Cheyenne,
has taken quarters in the blue lodge
room of the Masonic temple at that
city.
The Supreme court was in session
at Cheyenne today.
The working day at the Cheyenne
shops has been reduced to eight hours
on account of the excellent condition
Of the rolling stock on the Wyoming
division. The men go to work at 8
O'Clock instead of Z in the morning.
William Ditman, charged at Chey-
with stealing cattle. has been held
to the district court in $50 bond.
A Cheyenne bachelor will present
each baby entered at the baby show
in that city with a beautiful gold pin
as a souvenir.
John Rickert, the ex-Union Pacific
engineer at Cheyenne, has gone to
Denver on business.
David Montgomery, chief Waterman
for the Union Pacific at Cheyenne, has
returned from the funeral of his broth
err at Kansas City.
500 Reward, 800.