There was not a man or woman in that
large hall perhaps at the close ot that
meeting but what was an earnest op
ponent of Senator Warren and his land
grabbing bill. The land bill is destined,
taken together with the upholding of the
cattle invasion by apologies if not more
substantial aid given the invaders, is go
ing to down the Warren dynasty and give
Wyoming a more true and patriotic ad
ministration.
P ERSONAL POINTS.
A. Gilchrist left for Omaha last night.
Geo. Ellis and T. J. Shell are in Salt
Lake.
fion. H. A. Coffeen came in from the
north last night.
Frank Laberteaux left for Marshall,
Mich., yesterday.
B. Hellman went to Omaha yesterday ;
on a business trip.
G. R. Palmer and family returned from
the east yesterday.
George Nagle went back to Rock
Island, HI., yesterday.
Mrs. Eben R. Black’s mother arrived
from the east yesterday.
Chas. Bode and Geo. Truckey are home
from their Salt Lake trip.
Mr. A. C. Campbell and family re
turned yesterday from Pennsylvania,
J. D. Shuford, live stock agent of the
Union Pacific system, was in the city
yesterday.
John B. Sherdin of Sundance, and S.
J. Robb of LaGrange, are staging at the
Inter Ocean.
W. A. Croffut of Denver, the founder
of Croffut’s railroad guide, passed through
the citv yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshall nnd Mrs.
Clagg left last night for Marshall’s ranch
on Horse creek, where they will spend a
few days.
D. C. McDonald and wife of Chug
water, V. D. Gilbert of Iron Mountain,
and J. C. Rounds of Carbon, are at the
Metropolitan.
Don’t Be Bin tied.
