, 1905-01-09
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Shears s%harpeaed at Lovejoy's, 10c.
The ground is again covered with
snow.
Grand Army and w. R. C. installa-
tion tonight.
Twelve degrees below zero in places
this morning.
The Marie Wainwright company
went west yesterday.
Assorted flowers in daily The Col
den Rule. Mrs. r. Wall.
Yesterday was ~"Jackson's day a
day sacred to democrats.
Judge Scott of Cheyenne is holding
court for Judge Parmelee of Sheridan.
The Laramie county members of the
state Legislature held their caucus Sat
urday night.
Earl r. Clemens and Guy Keene
have leased the Encampment Herald
for the present year.
Newton II. Brown has beer recon-.
mended for postmaster at Lander by
Congressman Mondell.
Physicians pep4t any number of
cases of la grippe,A but none of them
Of a very serious nature.
The Cheyenne Tribune says that
Governor Brooks will attend the Ma.
sonic ball in this city text month.
Miss Mary E. Fleming, formerly
cashier at the Kuster hotel, left last
night for Sutton, Neb,, and Terrytown,
N. Y.
The Cheyenne Tribune says there is
no doubt of the nomination of Senator
Clark by the senatorial cacus tonight
at Cheyenne.
Rev. Charles H. Densmore of En-.
campment is an applicant for the re
publican caucus nomination for reading
clerk in the senate.
Under Sheriff Morgan Knadler wen;
home yesterday afternoon suffering
from a evere attack of la grippe, the
prevailing epidemic.
The young son of MR.. and Mrs. R.
w. Evans, who has been quite ill for
a lew days with a severe cold, was re
ported much better this morning, and
new practically out of danger.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company has bought the private tele
phone line between Casper and the
Brooks ranch, about thirteen miles in
length, and will make a toll line of it.
A Cheyenne young man is said to
have broken his good resolutions be-
cause they were made on Sunday and
a contract on that day is not binding.
That will hardly hold good in Cupid
domain.
The Albany county members OF the
state legislature went to Cheyenne on
the 400 train today. The legislative
caucus will be held tonight and the
two houses will convene at noon to,
morrow.
Mrs. C. NJ. Fullerton of the Davis
ranch, Laramie county, has purchased
p number of full blooded Herefords at
Omaha. The lot includes Laura. 500;
Beauty's Dale, 800; Ethics Hesold,
500, and Hilda Dale, 500.
There was a considerable fall of
snow on Sherman hill last night, the
weather afterwards clearing and turn
ing very cold. Trainmen report that
the flying frost in the intense cold was
more d~isagreeable than the snow.
Mrs. A. T. Foster, and not Mrs.
Amos Tefft, was the installing officer
for the Rathbone Sisters Saturday
night. The Republican made a typo,
graphical error, writing Mrs. Tefft's
rame when it should have said Mrs.
Foster.
F. w. OFT, editor of the Wyoming
Industrial Journal, who has been con
fined to his room for a few days, was
better this morning, and able to be
out upon the street. He is still weak.
but hopes for a complete restoration
OF health.
Miss Maude Mccoy of Rock Springs
has been appointed court stenographer
for the Third judicial district by Judge
Craig of Rawlins, to the vacancy caus,
ed by the death of the official stenog.
rapher, who was killed in the Azusa
wreck near Green River.
A young man enjoyed at the Strong
mine II sleeping at the boarding
night or two ago and made 1t interest
ing for the inmates of the house for a
little time before they walked him aud
got him back into bed. He broke a
window in the night. but was not ser
%iously injured.
f. NJ. Duncan, formerly chief clerk
to Division Superintendent Deuel. and
Ferris of the Colorado division of the
Union Pacific. n known to almost
every nan on the system from Omaha
to Ogden, has been made manager of
the Western Union office at Denver
and has received the congratulations
of a large number Of friends on the
Wyoming division.
H. Ralph Hall, who has been confin'
ed to his room for several days with a