LOCAL EXTRACTooooooooooooooooooooo oooooAlex. Robinson, who has been supplying* the citizens of Greenwood through the columns of the Times with all the grey matter he could draw from his upper stope for the past three or four weeks, has been compelled to keep his room this week on account of rheumatism.Fred J. Mitchell, merchant tailor at Fernie but formerly of Greenwood, was one of the heavy loosers in the $1,000,000 fire which completely wiped out the business portion of that thriving coal mining town. The Fernie Free Press was fortunate in saving their presses, type, etc., and . although appearing in a small sheet last week, will resume their original size and style hereafter.The Church of England: At St.Jude’s Hall on Thursday next, May 12, the Festival of the Ascension, there will be a celebration .of the -Holy Conir tnunion at 8 a.m. Evensong with an address at 8 p. m.Two cases are up before Judge Hal-let t this afternoon charged with allowing their cattle to run at large.in the city limits. There is a.law prohibiting cattle and horses running at large in the city and it should be strictly enforced. Every spear of grass, every tree of umbrageous growth, every cUnging vine, every blossoming flower adds much to the value of a home and it is useless waste of time for our citizen* trying to beautify, their homes and surroundings if animals are allowed to run at large as has been the case in the past.