, 1924-11-27

L w NhS W. was SuNitluIlN iI1plll-
plished and it is the biggest case of
stock poisoning ever reported in Wy
oming.
Wyoming has the strongest repre-
sentation in Congress of any Of the
six new states and if they do not pro-
cure advantageous legislation for the
state it will be because the powers
that be are not disposed to grant it.
A desperate effort will be made
during the session of Congress which
Will shortly convene, to pass a free
coinage bill. 1t is stated hat the mas
jority of the coinage committee are
in favor of free coinage and this will
doubtless lay much to do with the
success of a bill. And then, too, there
will be six new members in Congress
three from Wyoming and three
from Idaho-and they are all silver
advocates.
1t Is about a settled fact that the
U. p. road, or a controlling interest
therein, has passed into the hands of
Jay Gould, and hat Sidney Dillon.
the veteran railroader, and one of the
projectors of the Union Pacific will
DetOIut us pItSlutHl. ~ IS Sldltu
that some young western man who
has a thorough knowledge of railroad
work will be next in power. Some
think this young western man will
be Ed. Dickinson. and others believe
it will be no other than Bob BaX-
believed that under the supervision
ter, the Rawlins boy. 1t Is generally
OF Sidney Dillon the road will be
better equipped and give better salts |
faction all round, to the employees
as well as to its patrons.
Miss Oracle and Master Kleber
Hadsell gave their little friends a
party last Saturday afternoon and
evening. About 10 children gathered
at their home in the afternoon and
had a delightful time at different
games. In the evening the court
house hall was thrown pen for their
accommodation and the little folks
%endulged in dancing for a time. A
more pleasant or happier crowd OF
youngsters one could not wish to
look upon.
Saratoga is well represented at
Cheyenne. With f. o. Williams In
the Senate, l.. G. Davis in the House
and ]. F. Crawford and II. w. Brewer
as Engrossing and Enrolling Clerks
we have mo kick coming" The
Rawlins Journal Is under the i'm
preston that the county seat has been
sighted. but Bro. Friend ought to
remember that this will soon be the
principal part OF Carbon county and
h county seat as well IL Rawlins
don't wake up as the Republican
advises.-Lyre.
Hons. +. Chatterton and A. NJ.
Started tore themselves loose from
their legislative duties the latter part
OF the week and spent the Sabbath
ut home.
A. A. Brown has purchased OF
Homer Merrell lot IA in block 22
and the building thereon. 1t is To-
Gated End door west OF Mr.. Rasmun-
sons furniture store. Mr.. Brown
will move his photograph gallery
thereto. but probably not before next
, spring.
There were two train loads of cat
tle-about 81 cars-loaded at the
stock yards Sunday and sent east.
They were from the Bar Eleven, the
Hub and Spoke. the TW. and the
Bar v ranches. Those OF the Bar v
brand were the last OF the herd and
were shipped to Cheyenne. The Hub
and Spoke and TW were for the
market. Those OF tho Bar Eleven
were shipped only as far rs Laramie
and will be put into pastures on the
Laramie plains for the winter. the
feod on tho Swcetwater range being
too short for the number OF cattle
there are there.
~
Robert Wilson has sold his resi-
dcnce property on Capital Hill to Mrs.
NJ. u. Foster. who moved into II last
week. Mr.. Wilson resides on Cedar
street near the Presbyterian church.
". s. Marshal Rankin came up from
Cheyenne Wednesday. to eat Thanks
giving turkpy nj homc