Salt Lake Herald | 1894-01-16 | Page 6 | News from near-By

t I NEWS FROM NEARBY I STJFFEItEVG A3I01Va THE NO 7 COAL i t MIXERS AT tLMY r TIe late Storm Was a Terror Wolves Raiding Cattle Tlie Casper i Cas-per Oil TimUs Union Pacific Improvements Im-provements There is reported to be a great deal of suffering among the families of the t miners at Almy seven miles north of here on account of the men beingS being-S thrown out of employment by reason of the fire In No7 mine The stores there are owned by the company and the men have been refused further credit The sight of women and chil dren suffering for the necessaries of life is making the men desperate and the officials fear that an effort will be 4 made to loot the companys stores A 2 number of the public spirited citizens I of Evanston have interested themselves t them-selves in the matter and it is proposed to get up a charity ball or some other r entertainment to raise funds to relieve J re-lieve the destitute Over 400 men were thrown mt of employment when the k mine closed and onehalf of these have been unable to obtain employment elsewhere Carbin County Journal Thc Late Storm 1 Terror Jlanchmen say that the recent storm on the plains was 3 terror says the r Laramle Boomerang Cattle not hayed hay-ed suffered considerably many dying on account of the excessive cold A large herd of strays were driven into Laramie during the storm and took shelter behind barns and other places They were quite poor and will have a hard time to live through the winter Car Jn County Journal