• The valley, ns well as the town, is
. ]M>pulat<sl by a hospitable and ed
ucated class, who appear to take
’ gieat pleasure in entertaining vis
itors. We acknowledge our obli-
1 gations to many good Saratoga
i people for courtesies extended and
> shall ever remember with pleasure
, our first visit to them.
The hot springs, in connection
with her many other advantages,
’ of climate, location, etc. will, ere
. long, make Saratoga a noted report
. for people in search of health.
i pleasure or profit.
• The following named gentlemen
have been drawn to serve as petit
, jurors for the next term of the dis
trict court. whi( h will convene in
Rawlins. Monday. October 16:
• Robt. Pallister, flans Larsen. Jos.
I Howard. Michael Quealy, of Klk
Mountain: F. A. Hinman. C.
Ivey, \V. T. Hayes. Dixon: S. W.
Johnson. Carbon: Jas. Parr. W. T.
’ Perr.ani. Swan: Robert Jones. Ft.
■ Steele: Gus Jeusen. John Henry,
i Saratoga; John G. Jost. Peter
Johnson. Jas. Lavin. P. John-
. son. John Mahoney. H. Hayworth.
John Kurtz. William Loft, and I.
C. Miller, of Rawlins.
Money.
I have plenty of money to loan
on ranches. W. T. O’Connor,
Cheyenne. Wya
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE j. I ~0.
Notice for Publication.
