Cheyenne Leader: The amount
of work done on the Wyoming
division during September was
j remarkably large and has never
been equalled in the history oi
the Union Pacific. There were
•• 12.U57 cars loaded between Chey-
I. ••nne and Ogden. This does not
a include any of the vast amount of j
s through freight handled without!
e accident. Os the amount named
t ti.lSl cars of coal were loaded at
[i the Rock Springs mines. •
HERE IS THE PLACE TO HUNT
Sportsmen Arc Convinced That the
Mountains West of Saratoga
Can't be Beat.
. GENERAL BRODIE’S BIG HUNTING OUTFIT. I
1 “Al” Huston’s Passion for Game Crip
ples the Noted Hunter Bare
back on a Deer.
Os all the numerous hunting
j jMirties that have visited the Up-
I per Platte valley and its surround
; ing mountains this year, and in
j past seasons, the equipment of
. none was comparable to that of
.General John B. Brooke, com-
• inaiidrr of the department of the
j Platte, that camped in Saratoga
last Sunday.
The out tit comprised a pack
train of over sixty mules in charge
of eight packers and five men. It
! come overland from Fort Russell
i with Captain Delaney in com
mand. Colonel "Tom’’ Moore,
j chief packer of the department of
the Platte, assumed command at
Fort Steele, where the out tit await
lcd the arrival of General Brooke
I and his guests, who came out from •
' Omaha on a special car.
