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NEWS oF THE oCEAN
ehfpmcnts Tor Europe

The German steamer Anubis was cleared for
Hamburg and way ports yesterday with 1850
ctls harley. GO. 652 lbs hops and 1850 canned
fruit, valued at S15s. $685. consigned to ports in
England. and 600 cs canned fruit, valued at
81 SIS for Holland
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Chartered for lumber

The Spanish steamer Jupiter which made port
on Tuesday. was chartered pr 10 arrival for
lumber 10 Sydney at 2Ts g.. with option Of
Melbourne or Adelaide at 30s or TO two eports
at SIS Sd.
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Toyo kisen kaisha

toRIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
& g. "Tenyo Maru'' ...... Friday Dec. IL 1908
8. s. s.Nippon Maru'' (via Manila) ..
........-....--. Saturday, Jan. g. 1909
s s. s.Chiyo Maru' -. Saturday, Jan so Ie09
Steamers sail from company's piers Nos 40
a. near foot Of Second St, p M. for Yoko.
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu Kobe
lHiogo) Nagasaki and Shanghai. and CONNECTING
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila India
etc No cargo received board on day OF sail
inr Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply at office. 81
James Flood building. ". Fl. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager
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Crude Oil for Chile


The tank steamer Santa Maris cleared
for Taltal and Tocopilla via Port Hartford
yesterday. At the southern port the steamer
will load 80. GOO barrels Of crude oil valued at
S23 40e.
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& AUCTION SALE pr

SPEClAL SALE OF carloads OF Horses from
MaTysyille, CAL. consisting Of heavy draft. bust
Ress and all purpose horses. This stock is
young, sound and broke, single and double.
Don't fail to attend this sale if you want TO
buy good horse sale Saturday Afternoon,
November IS, O'Clock. rain or shine.
DENVER HORSE AND MULE MARKET, 10th
and Harrison SITS
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture weather
bureau-San Francisco, November %, 1908.
RAINFALL DATA
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for San Francisco; S stmr Madrono, for San
Francisco .,r,.- r,
BALTIMoRE-Arriye Nov 24-Br stmr Hen
lev from Savannah.
NoRFoI.K Sailed Nov 24-Br stmr Indra-
p''-'' ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arriyed Nov 25--Stmr HiIonian,
hence Nov IL.
castle, Australia Br stmr Hermiston. from Nor
KAHULU1-Ar Arrived Nov 25-stmr Santa
''''"' DeH'e FOREIGN PORTS
YOKOHAMA Sailed Noy 7.Br stmr wray
Castle for New York. Nov 25-Stmr Korea
for san Francisco. via Honolulu.
SABANG-Arrived Nov 23-Br stmr Muncas-
ter Castle. from New York, for Singapore.
CORINTo-Arrived Nov Ger stnr Naupifa
from Hamburg. for San Francisco.
Sailed Nov Ger stmr Memphis, for Ham
NORTHUMBERLAND Nov 9--Br stmr Mag
dala. from oregon. for United Kingdom.
SANTA R0SALIA-Arriyed Nov Ger bark
Schiffbek. from Hamburg
PUNTA ARENAS-Saied Nov 19-Fr stmr
Amiral Exelmans, for Hayre.
ST vINCENT-Sailed Nov 2o-Br stmr Falls
of Nith for Belfast
CHERB0U URG-Sailed Nov 25-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm H. for New York
NEW YoRK-Sailed Nov 25-Stmr Kronprinz-
assin Cecflie for Bremen. stmr Teutonic for
Southampton; stmr President Lincoln, for Ma
pies
SOTTTHAAPTON--Sail Nov 25-Stmr Males
tic, fer New York; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II.
for New York.
Arrived Nov 25-stmr Oceanic. from New
York.
ST. VINCENT. c. v.-Arrived previous Nov
25-stmr Magdala. from Portland Ore, via
Montevideo for United Kingdom.
MoNTEvIDEO-Sailed Nov 25-Stmr Ram
ses. from san Francisco, etc, via Punta Arznas,
for Hamburg
WEIIINGToN-Arr Nov 24-stmr Den
of Ruthven from Vancouver, B. c., via Suva
and Auckland.
HoNGKoNG-A Arrived previous Nov 25 stmr
America Maru. from San Francisco. via Homo.
lulu. Yokohama, etc.
OKOHAafA-Arrved Nov 25-Stmr China.
from San Francisco via Honolulu and Hongkong
Memoranda
Per stmr Redondo from Coos bay Nov 25-
Iashngs on starboard side carried away, giving
the vessel list.
Per stmr Sibyl Marston. from Everett Nov q
Had strong south and southeast gales for four
days. vessel running short of fuel put into Sar
Francisco for more fuel before proceeding to Sar
Pedro.
LONDON. Nov 24-salina Cruz telegraphs
| Stmr virgnian. from San Francisco Nov a. anc
Br stmr Lonsdale. from Victoria. have been II
| collision. virginian unnjured; Lonsdale slightly
DANA cad
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OFFICIAL SALES
Mining stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
rQRrcTnHL-c
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Army Transports.

The Buford is in port and viii sail for Manila
December 3.
The Crook is in port.
The Thomas homeward bound sailed Novem-
Der l. from Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News Va.
The Dix sailed October 80 from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Logan is in port
The Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman is In port
The sheridan sailed November "A from Homo
lulu for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

t12th and Mission)-Daily sunday-Lv.
s7:45. elisa 1:45p. 5:5op- Ar: I.35a. 9.o0a
az .35p. 5.35p. Sundays-Lv.. z.55a 9.I5a
s%10:0Oa, l0:4oa. 1900 noon. 1:45p. 4:30p. 5:5op
5.35p. 6:15p. 'Mixed. seGranada Ex, no stops.
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Assessment Directory, coanstocs< Mines
STOCK and BOND ExCHANGE
WEDNESDAY,, Nor. 25-lo.so a N.

UNITED STATES BONDS
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IS O. ep new s3s or coup.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Sails
Morning Session

Joe Associated oil Co...-.......... IS %
% Mskawef Sugar Ce............ 3S 90
800 0n0mea Sugar Co ........-.... 81 p
Pacific Coast Borax. ..-.......-. 150. 90
100 Spring Valley Water Co... q. .62Is
5000 Cal Gas & III q II & c T 5s IS p
$1,000 Hawaiian Coml g. Sugar IS. 103 90
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge is Sc so
Afternoon Session
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
NEVADA

Bid.Ask. Bid.AsI.
Argonaut % 90 -lSt Francis 10 10
Hazel NJ Co. 49, 1-15l
, 1908-06-08
NOT AN ELoPEMENT
IN CORDINER MARRIAGE.

Douglas Cordiner, who was gradual
ed from the naval academy at Annap-
oils, Md, on Friday, and who was
shortly afterwards married to Miss
Lipscomb of Baltimore. wrote to his
parents here that he was cortemplat-
ing the step. He said the parents of
the young lady were not at all opposed
to the match, but that the mother of
the bride had counseled waiting a
little while. The young people them
selves could see no good reason for
delaying what was quite pleasing to
both, and so, within half an hour after
his graduation, Mr.. Cordiner and some
friends went to Baltimore, where they
met the young lady and her father and
they were quietly married. Mr.. Cordi-
'ner will be assigned to duty on the
20th, on the battleship Mississippi,
which Is now being fitted up for sea
duty, and he will remain in the east
until the vessel is ready to sail, which
will not be until late in the summer, in
any event. Mr.. and Mrs. William
'Cordiner are expecting a visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Cordiner before
the summer ends. The friends of the
brilliant young ensign here will re-
ceive him with every manifestation of
their high regard, inc with him his
bride, whom Laramie people are al
ready willing to love sincerely.
, 1908-06-08
WILL LET CONTRACTS
FOR HANDLING FREIGHT.

After the visit here Saturday of Cap
tain Bent and Charlie Riner of Chey-
enne, and their trip over the road be-
tween this city and the maneuver
grounds on Crow creek, a conference
was held that night, in w. H. HoIi-
days office, lasting until 10 O'Clock, at
which it vas decided that Laramie
would not have time to perfect the
plans for having the immense amount
of supplies sent to this city and hauled
from here to the maneuver grounds,
the advertisement for bids for hauling
the stuff from Dale creek having al
ready been issued, 1t was decided to
take up the matter now for next year.
The opinion of the visitors vas that
Laramie would derive an immense
amountaof benefit from the maneuvers
as it is, the road being in excellent
condition and furnishing a better place
for the men to buy what they want
than either Cheyenne or Dale creek,
1t is estimated that at least 1000, 900
pounds of supplies Of all kinds will be
handled by wagon from the railroad
to the maneuver grounds. Captain
Bent and Mr.. Riner returned to Chey.
enne yesterday.
, 1908-06-08
MODEL SPEECHES
IN FEW MINUTES
NOMINATING ADDRESSES THAT
SERVE As PREcEDENrs CON.
suMEp BUT FEW WORDS.
ConkIing Nominated Grant for Third
Term in Twelve Minutes, Garfield
But Little More Than Same Time
in Naming Sherman and Ingersoli
Was Short for James G. Blaine

Washington. D. c., June S.-The
amount of time that may be consumed
by each nominating and seconding
speech at the coming national repub-
lican convention at Chicago has caused
the prospective orators on that occa-
sion to diligently search the records
for ~precedents. Roscoe Conklin's
nomination of Grant for a third term
consumed twelve minutes and Garfield
at the same meeting took but a little
more time in placing the name of
Sherman before the convention. Ten
minutes was required for Ingersoll to
nominate Blaine. These three speeches
stand out prominently as models in
the annals of national conventions.
Burton for Twenty Minutes.
1t is understood that Representative
Burton will take twenty minutes in
proposing Secretary Taft as the presi-
Dental candidate of his party, and that
Senator Borah will consume not more
than six or seven minutes in second
ing the nomination.
Audience Gets Impatient.
Other speeches will be governed by
the same limitations, although the con-
vention allows each speaker to be the
judge of the time he may consume in
making nominations. When brevity
has not controlled orators on such &C.
casions an impatient audience general
ly has called time on them.
Ordeal of Speaking.
The ordeal of speaking in a large
auditorium is a still more potent factor
in securing short addresses, as few
men have voices sufficiently powerful
to stand the strain more than ten or
fifteen minutes.
, 1908-06-08
IN I NJ NfbdA3A
BRINGS MANY DEATH

ment weather gauge in the Kaw river
here showed a registration of 25.7 al
10 O'Clock this morning, a rise of seven
inches in three hours. In 1908 the
water reached .32.7 feet on the gauge
The situation on the upper Kaw is
favorable. the water having begun to
fall. and the indications are for fair
weather.
Portions Of City Flooded.
While portions of North Topeka are
flooded, the water has not yet reached
Kansas avenue, in the heart of the
business district. With the excep-
ton of the Santa Fe. the railroads
report much trouble.
Break In River Bank.
At moor there was a break in the
haw river bank at least 500 yards
wide at the big bend of the river a
mile and a half west Of North Topeka.
Water was sweeping down into North
Topeka and Is two to three feet deep
In many houses.
, 1908-06-08
STATE MEDICAL BOARD
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

The state board of medical examin-
ers, Of which DR.. S. B. Miller Of this
city is the secretary, will hold its next
quarterly meeting at Cheyenne on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week, among the applicants for
certificates being the new chief sur
geon at the Sheridan branch Of the
wyoming general hospital, who comes
to this state from Colorado. DR.. Miller
states that if Laramie had a suitable
place where the examination could be
held he would be able to secure the
meetings in Laramie, but at present
he is unable to do so. A couple of
meetings were held in the Carnegie
library building. but the board has
since declined to allow the use of the
building for that purpose. 1t is pos
sible the Benedicts may volunteer the
IS of their club rooms to the asso-
citation if it will meet here at its
October session.
, 1908-06-08

Chicago, ILL.,. June S.-The repub-
lican national committee met this
morning to continue the nearing OF
the contests for seats in the national
convention. Representatives of the
allies were present in full force,
and there was no more talk heard OF
boiling the national committee.
Hitchcock Not With Committee.
Frank H. Hitchcock. Taft's man
ager, did not sit today as a member
of the committee, Solomon Luna OF
New Mexico, whose proxy Hitchcock
had held. having arrived. The al
lies" claimed they had forced Hitch
cock from the committee.
Not Connected With Protest.
Hitchcock said, however. that his
retirement was in no way connected
with the protests filed by the allies
against him.
May Get Another Proxy.
He further declared that II the 90
casion should arise making such &C
ton desirable and necessary, he would
secure another proxy.
Third Florida District for Taft.
The committee decided the Third
, 1908-06-08
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Sheriff Therkildsen is expected
home from the mountains tomorrow.
There is nothing new in the Sum-
mers case, the clew said to haye been
found a few days ago having PROVED
misleading.
The treasurer's deed from County
Treasurer Maynard to R. E. Fitch, for
lots 2 and 3, block 263, Laramie, for
$3.50, has been filed for record.
Judge Carpenter and Court Steno-
grapher Patterson have gone to Cas-
per, where a special term OF the Ma
trona county district court will be
held.
Pauble Ramires and Ramon RAJ
mires, father and son. charged with
completely in the robbery OF a Japan
csc section house at Cooper lake a few
weeks ago., have been released on 500
bail each to appear at the September
term Of the district court, on the first
day Of that month.
, 1908-06-08
FUNERAL TO BE HELD
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The remains of Mrs. Annie hansen
johnson, who died at Denver Friday
night, arrived in the city Sunday af-
ternoOn, accompanied by her husband
and her sister, Mrs. Charles Larson,
and were taken in charge by Under
taker Stryker, Mr.. johnson being met
at the depot by a committee of Damon
lodge, Knights of Pythias, representa-
tives of the Elks' lodge, and other
friends, Mrs. Larson being received by
the ladies' of the Trinity Lutheran
church and other personal friends.
The funeral will occur from the church
at 2.30 Tuesday afternoon, with SER
vices by Rev. Oscar Woods, pastor of
the church. Mr.. Johnson says that
every attention possible was paid to
him at Denver by his brothers in the
orders to which he belongs, and that
his wife could not have been better
cared for anywhere than at the hos
pital, where she underwent operation.
The pallbearers will beA. Miller, W. H.
Holiday, Eli Crumrine. H. D. Beemer,
Ole Thompson and Chris Tegner.
Friends who desire to review the re-
mains may do SO at the home at cor
e Of Third and Garfield. after 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1908-06-08
GUION NAM D.
Succeeds General Lee on v~icksbura
Park Commission.

Washington, D. c.. June S.-The
president today appointed Captain
Louis Guion of Louisiana as a mem
Der of the Vicksburg National park
commission. to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of General Stephen D.
Lee.
, 1908-06-08
Shortage Of Beef supply.

New York, June S.-The beef pack
ers throughout the United States, and
especially in this section, are becom
ing alarmed over the great shortage
of the beef supply. Since last week
the price has risen from one to two
cents on the hundred pounds and is
now around one-third greater than it
was the first Of June, 1907.
May Bring Meat Back.
The sharp rise is said to be due en-
tirely to the. shortage in the supply OF
cattle, and there is talk of having the
beef which was exported to England
last winter shipped back to this coun-
try in cold storage. Export beef from
New York is now practically nil.
, 1908-06-08
o Q o GO Q O o o o o o o O {
Q NAVAL ROMANCE.
Douglas cordiner Elopes After {
Graduating at Annapolis.

Q Washington, D. c., June s. @
@ Douglas G. Corjiner, Laramie, @
Q Wyoming, who graduated Satur- @
Q day from the United States naval O
Q academy, eloped half an hour lat @
Q er with Miss Frances Lipscomb @
Q of Washington and the couple q
Q were married at Baltimore at 2 @
Q o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss o
@ Lipscomb's parents were not OPP q
Q posed to the marriage, but had q
@ not intended it should take place q
Q until a month or two later. Cor G
. diner is assigned to the battleship G
o Mississippi, scheduled for the @
o Mediterranean station, late in the g
@ summer, when he INT his bride @
9 will be obliged to part. G
O Q @ @ Q @ Q @ @ o Q @ Q Q Q G
, 1908-06-08
Draft Of PLATFORM Completed.

Draft Of Platform Completed.
Washington, D. c.. June 8.-Bring-
ing the completed draft of the plat
form which it is proposed to present
to the committee on resolutions of the
national republican convention, Wade
Ellis, attorney general Of Ohio, re-
turned today from Virginia Beach and
was in conference with Secretary Taft
for some time.
Ohio Tariff Plank.
Both Taft and Ellis were averse to
making any statement regarding the
platform, but. nevertheless, it was
definitely ascertained that. aside from
the enlargement of the tariff plank Of
the Ohio platform. SO as to declare for
maximum schedules and a revision of
the tariff at the extra session of con-
gress Immediately following the in
auguration. the platform to be pre-
scented at Chicago will be substantially
the Ohio document.
is Going to Chicago.
Ellis expects to leave here today Tor
Chicago.
, 1908-06-08
RAILROAD NOTES


1t is said that at the nationaf 81.
campment Of the G. A. r to BE held a
Toledo, the question Of the govern
ment paying the railroad fare Of the
veterans attending this meeting will
be taken up. 1t said that instead OF a
cent a mile rate, as at former encamp-
ments, the best the railroads would
give the Grand Army men was a fare
and a halt. the same as given to the
National Educational association. The
railroads insist that greater hberality
could not be shown consistently under
the two-cent fare laws.
, 1908-06-08
Six Men snccumb to Gas.

Silverton. Colo. June Six mer
are dead as the result of breathing the
fumes of carbonic acid gas generated
in the Gold King mine at Gladstone
by a fire which started late Thursday
They were members of the first rescue
party that went into the mine to look
for three miners cut of by the fire.
One Died on Surface.
These we're rescued yesterday morn.
ing and one died soon after being
brought to the surface. Thirty men
'risked their lives in rescue work.
Many were overcome by gas.
, 1908-06-08
FREIGHT RATES NOT LIKELY TO
BE INCREASED AFTER CON.
FERENCE OF OPERATING
OFFICIALS.
Argued That It Would Be Undesirable,
If Not Absolutely Impracticable,
to Increase Rates in Time Of De-
preston, as Increasing Freight
stasnatins Rather Than stimulat-
ing its Movement.

Washington, D. c., June S.-No gen
eral increase in freight rates is likely
to be made by railroads in the near
future. At the recent meeting of the
presidents and operating officials OF
important roads in New York, 1t was
the concensus of opinion that it would
be undesirable. if not absolutely i'm
practicable, to put into effect at this
time IN increase of rates.
Would Retard Movement.
1t was argued that the proposed in
crease in the time of depression. would
tend rather to increase freight stagna-
ton than to stimulate freight move
ment.
, 1908-06-08
BACK TO ATLANTIC.
Special Service Squadron Returning
by Way Of Suex Canal.

San Francisco, Cal, June S.-The
battleships Maine and Alabama. COM
prtstAg the special service squadron
under command Of Captain HARDER.
sailed this morning on their return to
the Atlantic, by way Of Honolulu,
Manila and the Suez canal. Secretary
of the Interior Garfield. who is en-
route to Honolulu 10 investigate err
tain matters under his jurisdiction,
sailed On the Maine as the guest OF
Captain HARDER.
, 1908-06-08
rampsrcd with SIGNALS.

Superintendent Whitney Of the I'm
ion Pacific Was notified Saturday OF the
arrest OF two men. caught tampering
with the signal equipment at Wasatch
Friday night, says the Ogden CORE
spondent OF the Salt Lake Tribune.
The arrests were made by R. 8. Stuart,
signal maintainer, and the prisoners
were taken to Coalville to await a
hearing on what is made a serious Of
tense by the statutes OF Utah.
, 1908-06-08
Priest Says timidati
Farmer Killed by Neoro.

Guthrie, Okla. June Smother
murder has been laid at the door of
ALI Hunters gang Of outlaws now be-
ing chased by posses. At Temple last
night Gay B. Keyton. colored, a men,
Der Of the gang. stabbed Sidney Smith,
a farmer. Hunter is wanted for the
murder of Sheriff Garrison.
, 1908-06-08
WAS IN ERUPTION.
Large Volcano on Island of Sevail
Again Breaks Out.

San Francisco, Cal, June SAC
cording to a report brought by the
steamer Aeon, just arrived from Apia,
the volcano Mo, which broke out in
August, 1906, on the island Of Sevaii,
of the Samoan group, is again in VIC
lent eruption and has covered a large
and fertile part Of the island, which
previously escaped the lava. The in
habitants have taken refuge on the ad-
joining islands.
, 1908-06-08

ND Aqssae are needed to get the va.
skorkinea.. afteraWhica q
largo fofce' WIN -bs'5empioyed. Mr.,
Fdreehss <Ates. thst he han made ar.
rafeements for all the money neces.
sary to carry on the work on.a large
scale. it being the intention of the
company to market some Of the rich
ore found there.
, 1908-06-08
, O @ O @ @ @ @ O O @ O @ O O O c
. WYOMING NEXT. G
} eattIeship to Be Named for New
, State When Authorized. I

O Washington, D. c., June s. @
o Secretary Metcalf announced to- G
O day that the two battleships au- c
@ thorized at the last session Of G
@ congress would be named the G
@ Florida and Utah, respectively. G
o He said the next ~battleship au- G
@ thorized would bear the name G
O Wyoming. G
@ o o Q O o O O O O @ O G
, 1908-06-08
VIII Go to the Coast.

James Turner, the brother Of John
Turner, head roller at the rolling mills,
and himself a former employe OF the
mills. left today for Cheyenne. to the
bedside Of his brother, who continues
to mend. MI. Turner will visit the
Pacific coast before returning to his
home at Joliet Ill. While here he met
many friends who knew him when he
was a resident Of the city.
, 1908-06-08
Eight Are Dead.

Butte, Mont, June 8.-While the
flood waters have entirely disappeared
from this vicinity, train service can.
not be resumed before Wednesday.
Five hundred passengers, stalled at
Garrison. on the Northern Pacific. now
face actual want. The total dead from
the. flood. in Montana is estimated at
eight.
, 1908-06-08
MANY LAND BUYERS
IN EASTERN PARTY.

In the party Of sixty-fve excursion.
lists from the east brought here by
Messrs. Tallmadge and Buntfn last
week, and who returned to the city
late Saturday afternoon, it is said that
at least fifty-six of them purchased
land and that at least some of the
others will buy before the season ends.
The party includes many prospective
settlers. who will make their homes on
the Laramie plains. All were delight
ed with the west and the trip was
fraught with good to everybody. An
other party is expected later in the
month.
, 1908-06-08

Saturday and Sunday were both ex-
cellent days in the passenger Depart
ment OF the Laramie Plains line, the
Saturday train taking a picnic party
OF sixty-ive and the Sunday train
having a good list of fishermen and
pleasure seekers. The fishermen had
excellent ucc and brought some
good baskets of fish.
, 1908-06-08
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE
DURING THE FUNERAL.

The board OF education has directed
the closing of the public schools to-
morrow afternoon, out of respect to
Mrs. Annie Johnson, wife Of j. W.
Johnson, who has been a member Of
the board for a good many years.
Many of the teachers desire to attend
the funeral.
, 1908-06-08
ENGINEER COMING
FOR TRIP TO RANCH

Engineer Sevison of Cheyenne, who
has charge Of the preliminary surveys
for the Tallmadge-Bunti company in
the building of a huge storage reser.
voir on the Boswell ranch, up the Big
Laramie river, will return to the city
tomorrow and again be taken to the
ranch. He was accompanied on the
recent trip by Mr.. Boswell himself.
, 1908-06-08
He WILL NOT STOP
COURSE. Of Law
GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS DEcLiNEs
TO INTERFERE IN CASE or
MAN WHO KILLED FIVE.
Herman BiIlek Convicted Of Staying
Five Members Of vxral Family in
Chicago and Must Pay Penalty
Farmer Shot BY Negro Member
Of Outlaw Band In Oklahoma.

Springfield, ILL.,, June S.-Governor
Deneen today, on the recommendation
of the board Of pardons, decided not
to interfere in the case of Herman
Billek, under the death sentence at
Chicago for the murder of the five
members of the Vzral family.