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Judge Lee sent one drunk to Jail yes
terday.
s. Wilcox has purchased the Huff
schmidt restaurant,
Myra Goodwin will be the next star af-
ter Louis Aldrich. She is a Coincidence.
Denver bank deposits have increased
nearly a million dollars in the last three
months.
The county commissioners met yester-
day and selected the names of 200 citizens
Tor grand and petit jurors.
A trial of the new organ in the Presby-
terrain church was made last night by Prof.
Denman, which was eminently satisfactory.
Lander has taken alarm and ordered
the Chinese out of hat place. There are
two little, old time Cinnamon in Lander.
The Denver Neios of yesterday had pic
lures of leading men of the Conductors
Brotherhood, which has been in session
there.
Some of the conductors who run into
Cheyenne, attended the meeting of the
Conductor Brotherhood at Denver this
week.
The charter list for the lodge of Sons
Of America is full, though a few more
will be taken. The lodge will probably
ba inatifutaJ naxt vvaaL
John Doe and Richard Roe, the chronic
old sots, were before Judge Fisher yester-
day, charged with being drunk. They
paid $40 each.
Mr.. +. Christopher, a first-class photo
graphic artist from Denver, has pur-
chased Frank jenkins gallery on Hill
street, and will conduct it hereafter.
The city and county treasurer has the
city and county warrants directed to be
paid at the last meetings of the county
commissioners and city council, made for
their owners.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
1917; lowest, 36.9o; mean temperature;
54.5; mean humidity, 1914 per cent; high
est velocity of the wind, 20 miles erhour.
Prof. w. l.. Gilman delivered a lecture
at the parlors Of the Congregational
church, last night, for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society, entitled Dan to
Beer-Sheba, descriptive of the Holy
Land and the life of Christ, which he il
lustrated with sciopticon views.
A LEADER reporter saw in the city,
yesterday, a turnip raised on a ranch a
few miles south of Cheyenne, which was
regular, solid and pleasant looking, which
weighed 20 pounds and some ounces. The
man who raised it says he has plenty more
just like it, some of them weighing six
pounds more.
In our advertising columns to-day ap-
pears the official report of the First Ma
tional Bank of Cheyenne. Figures DON'T
lie, and they tell a story of the financial
standing of this pioneer banking institu-
ton of this city, second to none in the
west. Continued good management by
old and well-tried officers keeps this bank
in the front rank of the many substantial
and prosperous banking houses of this ter
ritory.
Julius Daugherty and Elizabeth Leech
eloped yesterday from Wild county. Col
orado, and cant to Cheyenne yesterday to
obtain the happiness which other people
were trying to prevent between them.
They got a license and were married at the
court house last night by Judge Fisher,
after which they took rooms at a hotel in
this city and will leave for Omaha this
morning. The man is about 30 years of
age and the young lady about 10.
A telegram from Pueblo, Colo, to the
Denver Tribune Republican, dated the
eth, says The seventeenth annual meet
ing of the Congregational Association of
Colorado and Wyoming was commenced
in South Pueblo to-day. About thirty
clergymen of that denomination are now
here and Others will arrive to morrow.
The session will continue all the week.
The opening sermon was delivered this
evening by Rev. j. b. Gregg, of Color
ado Springs. the retiring moderator, after
which a social reunion was held.