The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-14

ing the life and history of the mem
bers of the House Of Representa-
'tives of the Fifth Legislative Assem-
bly,, we follow the rule of giving the
county representation in Alphabetical
order. This places Albany county first
on the list, and, as is eminently proper,
we find
HON. n. L. ANDREWS,
of Laramie City, Speaker of the House, I
at the head of the delegation. Mr.. A.
was born in Sheffield, Berkshire Co.,
Mass, in the year 1923, being now 81
years of age. In 1916 he went to Wor-
cester, in the same State, where he
learned the machinists' trade, following
it until 1853, when he went to Wiscon-
sin, and from 1856 to 1865 was occu-
pied mostly in farming. In 1870 Mr..
Andrews crossed the Missouri and To-
Gated in Laramie City, where he has
since become a leading citizen in every
way, his business being insurance, col
lection and real estate agent and con-
veyancer. While in Wisconsin lie was
county assessor for three years, and
since settling in Laramie he has been
an alderman for three years, county
commissioner for four years, and is
now serving his third term in the lower
House of the Legislature, and his sec
ond as Speaker of the House. He is 8
feet inches in height; weighs 100
pounds; has dark eyes, sandy and
slightly siivered beard and gray-brown
hair.
ro>F
a,S' Vi Laramie wy was born III
f"e..e county, ia, III lob: pei"s
no" = years ON Ai.er acquiring II
me euuca'ioi ne s'uuiea law, was ad-
nil''eu 10 'he DAT, anu mas practiced
MS pIoieSsioi III Nngihia, missouri
anu MSoning ever Since. ohe OIL the
earliest se''iels i'll Laramie olty' Mi.
oaiu"eii mas ever put iorth ms Dest Ell
iorts Ill "u''hcihg thr interests OIL the
Town anu county. lhis Is his hrst
Term IN the legislature, put we believe
ne VIII iehder suclr eillcient service to
MS constituent as 10 merit ana receive
d ie-eiee'ioh a.. 'hei i'"ius wv" years
hence. MT. oiiuWeu IS D reel lo lnches
III weighs LOO pounds; mas gray
eyes ana dark beard n hair.
HON.
OIL Laramie CITY, was born IN Phila-
oeiphia III iS4o, ana is now "a years oil
age. 1Ai'er thorough educatioh he
studied architecture, and when he
reached mahhoodis estate launched
out as a contractor pulldeY pursu-
ing this VOCATION IN INDIANA, Michigan,
minnesota, ana at last settling down in
Laramie CITY IN 1878 where lie is now
the leading architect n builder, hav-
ing erected nearly all OF the many fine
buildings there. lie is serving the peo'
pie IN a legislative capacity for the first
llhie, Out IL ne puilds reputation IN tht
iiouse equal TO ms reputation as q
puiider, ne VIII DE AGAIN called TO serve
MS constituency. MT. hiingerman Is
ABOUT d ieet inches III eight weighs
10 Pouhos' mas gray! eyes ana darR
Drown heara ana iair'
HON IL H. hoMER'
was ooIh III boston, MASS. IN lS49,
anu o'u: endowed with Q
hoerai eoucatioh' d. the g OF III ne
engaged IN .he wholesale dry goods
posiiess III MS hati'e ci'y' Dut Decom'
ing ehchah'ed Win 'he marvellous tale'
Oh the new west, three years later WI
nhu MN migrating mine ana settling
down 10 the lucrative business OF sheep
RAISING on 'he Laramie flaihs, wiier'
lie - reaping rich returns. ~
was never III Legislature before pu'
wiz iaoor haru aIa aceeptaply ior MI
people ana .he lerfi,ory. HIS height
Is oiee1 l~onhches' weight 100 pounds
has oiue eyes Drowii mar, ana iigh'
brown moustache and "Burnsides."
HON. n. F. srTcER,
Another resident of Laramie City
was born inNNew York City in 1884
being now 43 years of age. Wher