Mr. and Mrs. Cowan made this
office a visit and requested the
publication fan emphatic contra-
turo of health and happiness and t
that she Lad < v« r the; Jit of such \
a thing as taking poism or that
her husband had mistreated her j
in any in inner, hut that be was a i
m st kind and loving huslmnd. J
Mr. Cowan wa; all broken up over t
•
and intends to seek r dress in the l
t > d
him. Mr. and Mrs. c »wan are,*
k--oping Louse • re in town, and
have not yet wi-.ried of each eth- f
vr’s society, in a very marked de
cree, judging by a|.} c.iranees. Mr.
Cowan is one of the most genial.
warm hearted men going. and loves
his wife devotedly, and it is just (
fur this reason that he feels so j
keenly the injustice <»f the Repub- i
li.-an’s attack. The man who fits! (
started that calumny abroad de- t
serves a term in th • penitentiary.
Prof. Mead’s Lecture.
State Engineer Elwood Mead y
delivered a very able address here ■
on Tuesday evening, to a large and
oppre, ia; \ Midie ice. on the sub- '
ject oi ‘‘Agricultural Wyoming.'* f
He was listened to with marked
attention from beginning t > end,.
and his words carried conviction a
to all his h i,rers. Mr. M< ad be- ‘
lievi s that there must be a radical
ch tinge in the land laws concern- (
ing land ,n the arid region, before
much can l< > don • to enlist capital v
in th -bui’di igof canals and ditch- 1
vs, for the reclamation of our
lands.
