, 1925-02-05

among the members of his theatrical
company rear Harvard, ON the way to
Freeport, last night. He insulted one
of the women of the troupe, thrash
ed the man who protested and took
possession of the train. When the
train stopped he drove all the pass
engers and the trainmen from the
depot platform. Travelling Passenger
Agent Gibson of the Chicago & North
western road finally coaxed him into
a private car and o him to Rock
ford to sober up.
The matter of the building of a
spur to the stone quarry needs at
tention. 1t is of vast Importance to
every business man in Rawlins that
this spur be put in the coming spring.
1t will increase the trade of every
man doing business in Rawlins. There
is nothing that will give the city a
more permanent support than the
quarry will. The quarry cannot be
exhausted during the existence of the
present generation n there will al
ways be a demand for such good
building material. The Board of
Trade should wake up and take hold
of the matter without further delay.
Mrs. Senator Carey ave her first
reception in Washington on January
goth. She was assisted by Mrs. Clark,
wife of Congressman Clark, and was
honored with about 800 calls. Mrs.
Senator Warren arrived in Washing
ton a few days previous. Mrs. War
rem and Mrs. Carey will hold a joint
reception at the Arlington hotel on
February 5. Mrs. Mast and Mrs. ID.
c. Rhodes, two other Wyoming lad
les now at the national capitol, will
assist them.
Commencing Sunday, February LIST
1891, a through pullman palace
sleeper will be II from Salt Lake
City and Ogden to ST. Louis via Den
yer and Kansas City, owe the Union
Pacific and Missouri railways.
DR.. Maghee went out to Bell
Springs the latter part of the week
and brought in a sick man, who was
under his care for several days.
Mr.. Geo. w. Durant left Tuesday
for Ogden where he will make his
future home. His family has been in
Ogden for the past six months Mr..
Durant is an old resident of Rawlins,
an excellent citizen and that he has
decided to locate elsewhere is to- be
regretted.
Col. Thompson, the government
custodian at Fort Steele. was doing
the city last Friday.
Jas. J. Finley is tired of city life
and has hied himself to the ranch OF
his father to try country living for
a while. He went out to Ferris on
Monday.
A. A. Brown. the photographer. is
ready for work in his new pleasant
location on Front street. He is pre-
class work.
Officers of Mountain Council No. 3
Order of Chosen Friends, were in
stalled Tuesday evening. The lodge
starts out with forty charter men,
bers. The next regular meeting Will
be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Tues
day evening. Feb. IL.
The masquerade ball to be given
the evening of the 9th of February
will be held in the opera house.
Don't forget the day and date. All
masks will nave to be raised In pres
ence of City Marshal DAILY, which
will exclude all Objectionable char
acters.
An exchange says there Is scarcely
anything that women can't do with
"A hairpin. They use IL TO pick their
teeth. button shoes, clean finger
nails. punch bedbugs out of cracks,
fasten up stray bangs, dig out their
ears. clean out their husbands pipe.
scratch their heaGs, run IL into cakes
to see IL they are done, and about "A
million other things that the poor
deluded men know nothing of.
Master Mechanic Niland's children
have been under the doctors care
this week
Between $4,000 and 10000 ties
are used annually on the Sixth dis
trict between Rawlins and Laramie.
Peter Nicholson met with an ox-
ceedingly painful accident yesterday
forenoon In the blacksmith shop.
While handling n piece OF iron that
was being pounded by the steam
hammer he accidentally got the
thumb and two front fingers on the
left hand under the hammer. Luck
lily the fingers were only badly