Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-31
Several Other Counts in the Indiet'
ment Against the 0mahans.
CONVICTED ON ALL OF THEM
Pardons Come Quicker Than from
Omaha Mayors Office.
wNDUP OF THE TRIP A HUMMER
Men from the Ranges and Towns of
WyomfnE Certainly show Trav-
eIers the Time of Their
Lives.
cFrom a SAT- corrssponaent.l

gram .)-Arrested in Douglas and taken 10
the city limits where the vigilance com
] mittee will complete its work before sun
/ set the boosters for Omaha had probably
the best time on the entire trip.
/ The charges were.
! violating the curfew law, which pro-
hibits boys being abroad after midnight.
Disturbing the peaceful sleep Of our
i citizens by blowing the fire alarm.
"RobbinE the Douglas roosters-
/ Leaving and bringing vagrants in the
town.
''Disposing Of property without value;
towit: one ancient. worthless gentleman
/ Ulule."
The entire police force turned out to meet
I the train. seventy-five men wearing big
tin stars and carrying wagon spokss. judge
! slaghammer presided and court was called
to order on the main street Of the town,
where the prisoners registered and entered
! their pleas.
The first sentence passed was condemning
4 the whole crowd and ordering them to live
in Lincoln.
When cries Of hang u.s. Have some
mercy" were heard the judge promptly
ordered the crowd hanged at the eity's
gate.
A telegram was read from Pat Sullivan
/ which was follows:
CASPER. Wyo.-To Mayor Collins: IN
| bunch Turn them loose; they have not
PAT SULLIVAN.
The crowd stopped at Fisher where they
saw a twenty-machine sheep shearins
plant. The boosters will be home tomorroW
on schedule time.
Out where the Wool Grows.
/ CASPER. wyo.. May S0-(special Tele-
zrH
natural resources Of Fremont, Natrona
and Converse counties in Wyoming are
developed and the wealth OF the mountains
and ranges enters the channels OF COM
merce the trade Of Omaha viii be in
creased by a percentage so large that
only those who saw the country Friday
would now heiive such thing possible
To the trade excursionists who finished
their fifth daY BY attending dances.
smokers and big receptions In Casper
Friday another thing was apparent. the
Wyoming sheep comes nearer being the
national bird than the Goldfish. and as the
n1etsmorphpsis Of the stock industry in
W. orning proceeds. there will be no fewer
cattle for the markets OF the world, but
the mutton and wool win be added. And
all the territory along the line Of the
Northwestern from Omaha clear 10 Ian
: der, is betroihed 10 the market At Omahs.
I Between Riverton ana Casper the ex-
cursionists saw some thirty carloads OF
Evool billed 10 Omaha and all along the
line sheep men promised every pound 10
the warehouses now being constructed In
Omaha. w. Charles, H King. J. A
Robertson, L. A. Shaver and D. n. Hale,
all OF shoshoni. drove thiTty-flve miles TO
meet the party and show the excu-sionists
something Of the resources OF the country
and King said he now has a number OF
solicitors at work for the Omaha market
They are getting the wool We are
sending q man over TO the Billings and
Basin lines Of the Burlington where we
VIII Get 10000 pounds for storage in
Omaha next week"
= Wool for Omaha.
; J. A. Dolfelder. who accompanied the
; party 70 Lander and showed the visitors
= his sheep shearing pens al wolton Fri
day afternoon said; I will have some
: thing like half million pounds for Omaha
. this year"
: Colorado Patton Of Patton & Milton.
sheep ranchers. said he had eight carloads
? ready to start for Omaha Monday morning.
h With such an encouraging business out
e look, a perfect Of sunshine following
4. eight days OF rain which made the trip
, clean scross the plains with the party Of
10 a man. The train did not reach Lander
!, until u o'clock. several hours late. be-
cause Of the soft roadbed and the neces-
, sity OF running slow through the night.
But returning from Lander the North
western officials put the train over the
rails and reached Casper at 7.S5 p. m. one
;. hour and fifteen minutes late, and having
made ten stops-
o Lander people gave the Omahans such a
]
= the 2sOO-mils trip. II was by the women
boosters 3 commercial club of the most
q original kind. and which makes a similar
q organization Of men in Lander appear
e small in comparison The women who or
r ganiEed the club a year ago. met the party
! al the station taking the officers Of the
h Omaha Commercial club and COMMITTEES
chairEnen. together with newspaper men
for drives about the city IN carriages, The
s Commercial club pf men had a reception
in the club rooms, but the women had
II charge Of the reception snd the men were
given little attention
what the Women Did.
Only a year ago the women Of Lander
n resolved on three things. They have tht
& night 10 vote and they proposed 70 rails
n the saloon license from n.0D0 per year u
p 81 OJo city and $50 county. They voted anc
g elected Mayor johnson on the higher
le license platform Seventeen saloons
2 dEindled 70 about eight. Then the womer
IN got the Carnegie library and II VIII cOs'
m 80 COO With the library they realized tht
s. need of a park and bought one When th'
le Ouashsns heard how the women were
y 1 running the toNn their enthusiasm was no
al talk As the women waved flags and
N bid goodbye 10 the party when the train
m pulled out a fund VAS started 70 help th'
d. women pay for the park When TIE TRAN
10 reached Rlverton thE committee, consistins
z Of ". l. Ystter, Dave O'Brien ana A
Re scott. reported and the following Telegram
re U-as sent 10 the women boosters Of Lander
II We apureciatsd your reception. and wan