, 1907-01-17
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Partly cloudy toward noon.
Some of the snow Is going.
The sky was clear at sunrise. !
University supplies. Book store.
Weather just about the finest ever.
This bank barometer today recorded
22.S4.
The last half of the month has start
ed in.
Chinese lily bulbs at Mrs. Wallis, the
Golden Rule.
j.. w. Stryker a y he's glad he's
living in such a climate.
Cash register and show cases for
sale Lovejoy Novelty Works.
The frame of H. R. Woods residence
on Tenth street is going up today.
The Model market will put the uni
versity beef and pork on sale Saturday.
Choice roses and carnations, prices
reasonable, Mrs. Hertzog's. Phone ACC.
The Model market is selling fine
sausage made from that celebrated
university pork.
w. NJ. Smith today presented two
coyote pelts, Leonard Johnson one and
John Pulls one for bounty.
S. H. Campbell returned this after
noon from Cheyenne, where he had
been for the past few days.
George Johnson will be arraigned be-
fore Justice Hynds on Monday,
charged with a~ssaulting Fred Green
beck. Johnson is now in the county
Jail.
E. ]. Bell of this city was elected
vice president of the Wool Growers
association at Rock Springs yesterday.
j. A. Delfelder was elected president
and George S. Walker secretary and
treasurer.
I'm on the gain" said Conductor
Frank Simpson this morning, as he
climbed the stairs to DR.. Billiards. Of
fee and reported that he was having
comfortable nights and less trouble
than for some time.
County Attorney Downey went to
Cheyenne this afternoon and tomorrow
will submit an argument in the SUI
preme court in the Lepper-Conrad case,
the second time that noted cast has
been before that tribunal.
William Naismith, ST., who has been
confined to his bed for the past week,
shows little sign of improvement and
his family fear that the end is not far
distant. He is at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. C. H. Harris.
Hon. w. H. Frazee, who has been
sick abed" but still up and doing the
past week, is gradually getting the bet
ter of the grip which has had hold of
him. 1t has been too busy at the Lead
er for him to show any signs of yield.
ing.
The deed from Simon w. and Mabel
Hixson to Lewis j. IL John E. Por.
ter. for the Hixson lakn"' III sectlohs
IL, II, IL n ~. township Is, range
76, was filed today. The transfer is
written of more fully in another item
in this impression.
Ben Bartlett is getting better of his
attack of rheumatism. He is undergo,
ing treatment at DR.. McCollum's Office,
where he is given a hot bath that act
ually curls his whiskers. So tight were
the curls this morning that he was
compelled to resort 70 the ministra-
tons of a barber ami now is almost
a beardless youth again.
The father of the young lady who
was referred to in these columns yes
terday as being engaged to a rolling
mill man resents the u~nwarranted use
of the matter by The Republicans in.
formant at the mill and says he will
punish any further dragging of his
family into the DISCUSSION. He thinks
he knows what started the story.
Miss Moore of the East Side school
has received a note from Miss Grant,
who went from here to accept a posi-
ton at Goldfeld, New, saying that so
crowded are the schools hat part of
the children attend in the forenoon and
others in the afternoon. Miss Grant
is getting along nicely and likes the
new position, despite such little draw
backs as having to teach two schools