, 1905-04-12
MENTIONED.

Pleasant today.
Spoon hooks at Lovejoy's.
No police court cases today.
Brands sells fishing tackle.
Guns and ammunition at L~ovejoy's.
Brundis sharpens knives and shears.
The Charity Whist club meets to-
night.
The bank barometer recorded 22.86
today.
The bananas will begin to grow again
today.
A nice line of ladies'. gents and chill.
dren's hosiery at the Golden Rule.
Seven inches of snow fell at Rawlins
during the storm of the last day or two.
Mr.. Noah Wallis Is having his resi-.
dence at Eighth and Garfield streets
repainted.
Casper had six inches of snow as the
result of the storm which began Satur.
day night.
Rev. B. F. Farmer has been appoint
ed assessor and census enumeration at
Grand Encampment.
Rev. John Watson rector of the Epis.
copal church at Encampment, Is ill at
a hospital at Cheyenne.
A twelve-passenger brake automobile
mas been ordered to run between Wal.
colt ana Grand Encampment.
Mrs. Brands was reported to have
passed a rather uncomfortable night
and to be not quite SO well this morn.
ing.
Mrs. DR.. w. H. Douglas is able to
leave her house for a short time, hay
ing nearly recovered from her recent
illness.
Sheriff John Owens If Weston coun-
ty and a posse are chasing the Lime
stone gang of horsethieves in the
neighborhood of Moorcroft.
The remains of Private Scott Walk
err, who died at Fort Russell April 3,
were disinterred yesterday and ship
ped to his former home in Illinois for
final interment.
Workmen are today repapering and
repainting the interior of the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cordiner on Sew
enth street, between Grand avenue and
Garfield street.
Judge Potter again becomes the
chief justice of the supreme court, uc-
ceeding to the place held by Justice
knight, whose burial occurred at Chey-
enne this morning.
Mrs. j. w. Conner, who has been
i'll with erysipelas for several weeks,
is gradually growing better, her many
friends will be glad to learn, although
as yet unable to sit up much.
Colonel Cody cables from Paris that
his shows are attracting large crowds
and that people are turned away daily.
He will not return to America until
the close Of his European season Of
twenty.one months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arp are rejoic-
ing in the birth Of a daughter to them
last Sunday. The mother, who was
i'll for a day or two following the ar
rival of the little stranger, is consid-
erably better today.
The county attorney Of Big Horn
county has caused the arrest of a no.
tel keeper at Basin for conducting a
gambling house in connection with his
hotel. The county commissioners or
dered the attorney to proceed against
all gambling dens.
This Is the forty-fourth anniversary
of the beginning Of the war Of the re
bellion, General Beauregard OF the con
federate forces firing at Fort Sumpter
at daybreak April ~, 1865, the shot
that vas heard around the world"
Colonel Anderson, commanding at the
fort, surrendered or the 18th, after
thirty-nine hours Of the most terrific
bombardment known to history.
John Won Hess has been released
from the county jail at Basin. He
was sent up from Garland for some in
fraction of the law. the judgment be-
ing that he remain in Jail until the
fine and costs were paid. He obstinate
ly refused to pay, declaring he would
spend the remainder of his life In Jail,
but his German friends came to the
rescue, paid the delinquent fine and
Won Hess was released.
l have roots of Bleeding Heart,