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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
@elunaenes @Srtipiel. Gin Stuben

Gelnnsenes @Ortipiel. Gin Stubsnt
mar uon ieinem Yrofefor 81 elmer aubien,
befoblsu, uub srpar unmittelbar mad sss
piFen, aud i'm iebr nabe ansebenbsn llns
lisbiamen Sorsdnsen, peBbalb sr nit &s9t
porausieets, baB bel bieier 3uiammsntunft
fir i'm wenis GrfreuIi9ss beraustommeu
wirSe. gr tos IS Saber DOT, bisier @itas
ton feline Solse 81 seben. Ra4 eintsen
Sassn bssesuete er benz itrsnsen 9rofefor.
- Sie ftnb ni9t gu mir sstommen2 ?"
fragile bari9 Der Ssitrsnse. - vNeir,
Serr grofsfor, bsnn i'd babe sslsien, Sis
ieisn p~srreit." - ,Was fdut SSbnsn rur
Elm, wo isuts i'd benn seusien fein2"-
= rSn S%nbisn." vSn Snbien, 70?
llnb mo baben Sic bas, uenn i'd frasen
bari, .rfabrsn 2" - v9urd einsn anidlas
In Sbrer 8obuuns, 9err YrOfeiOr; bsnn
bort ftsbt on Der Sbir: Sd BIN ~ienisits
bss @ansss Ger bsiIiss 5IuB Der !Sinbus)
gu iprs9en." = Der YrofeiOr muBte berg
lid laden unb usrsisb usssn bss sslunses
men @ortipisls benz Climber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
Sic seeidlanae 1T iest va~usseipielt. "

Sic sesidlanae 1T iest vaussefpielt."
aus Clinton, i'm Staate Mafaduietts,
t0mmt ndmlid bic Ra6ridt, baB in iener
@sssnb elm llnsebeusr pon elmer 3anbs
i4lanse bauf, peI9e unter S9afen unb
&dlbern felt einiser 3eit mad S~erssnsluif
unb appetit aufserdumt baben ioa. Die
IN Der 0dbe reiibirenben 2euts balten ieben
abenb 0eriammlunsen ab, In bensn beras
then wirb, auf uel9e Wsiie bas Wonifer
an leidteiten su perni9ten ,pdre. go it's
re9t! Sie 9unbstuse itnb uoribsr unb
bamit mubte BON redtspesen bic Sees
idlanss pom Gapete psriduinbsn. gbs
ws3ieIuns muB iein; fe alleiu blsibt ia
Der eissntli4e &ei3 bes 2ebsns unb gang
~beiOnbers Der ameritaniiden-SournaIiitit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
Ser 8ablfampf spiiden ben 8riberr

Ser 8ablfampf spiiden ben Sribern
Saplor tn Eennsiiee fabrt iutmsr wieber gu
I u # en- &uftrttt n. &irsli9 wurs
be alf Eaplor, Der repubIitauii9e Sous
uerusurstanbibat, better unb fuBte fi9 bas
Der I'M Offentli6en 8orttampfe NIT ieinsm
Sruber Bob, benz bemOtratii3en 9ouusrs
nenrstanSioaten, gang furs. Bob ipra9
nun boppsIt 10 lang. gr mar aber isbr
iberrai9t, gu bemerten, baB ftd Der beiisre
slf BON Der &ebnerbibne fortseitoblen bats
te. Die srite Sermutbuns, baB glf iid gu
elmer Bartte draw poker" nieberseisst
babe, nm ben Osmofraten bes Srtss einen
Sbsil isinss @ablfslbSusstoitsn su per.
bisnsn", beitatiste ii6 ni9t. aIf bate ii9
In aller Stiae cine SieSel peri9afft, cine
nabe Salle aufi6lieBsn laiisn, unS ipislts
bort luitis 6rauf los, 10 baB ii6 balS aus
bsr pOlitiidsn Seriammluns uiele iunss
2suts ~sinfanbsn unS su ben 6lanssn Der
@sise tanstsn. Bob, Der ss ii@ iett err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
Wan bot bisber bic Raturaasaueuen In

Htua pub otppSh "@"@S"St"~"s"
peitli9sn Bennipluanisn fir uuusrfssba'
sebalten pl6sli9 aber mu@t man isst IN
@~annOnsburs, Waibinston County, 9enn.
bic @%ntbeduns, baB ss i9wdder FRONT.
Die borttse @iiens@ ompasnie bat lire @srts
idIieBen miifen, neil bas Natursas spa,
nidt gang ~ausbIieb, aber bod gu iebr &c:
ringer Quantitdt perintnbert purbe. 81.
niss Der bortisen 9asqusIen wurSsn 81
ben md9tisifen In Wsitsg% enniplpanisn &c:
re9net. Sbr Seriesen bat sroBs @ufres
sung unb geiorsniB CUR 5oIse, Defenders
IN Y~ittsburs. @as aud bic @riinbe bic.
fer @ri9einans isin m6ssn, bic Ebutia9s
bIeibt, es feblt 81 gannonsburs an Raturs
gas, I'm bic 6abriten ;u treiben, unS i9wers
9erluite iteben bepor. gisllsi9t bat bas
Ieste grbbeben bier feline 8irfunsen seibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
SMttteS MIIeeIet.

lte6er bic Ginisfeit Der 9sutiGsn phi
IOiopbtrt un6 bi9tet bic ct. paulet
y gOIfs3eituns":
GIter GRAND.
S6on 3u Sermanns alien 3eitsn
Sab es INNER Suifttstetten.
llnb, bios neil es OieIem re9t,
Ganb es Sener INNER i6ls6t.
Drum miifen mir @ermanen,
S4on 3u @bren uni'rer Gbnen,
Wo's iii anssbt, obne SebI
9aben unter uns &rafebl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
TrieSri6 Der GroBc bate u. ". bas

Utttpittp WI VtVbl 1""S We ". w"
Saus MsranberfraBe As einem Slrser
auf bsiien Bite erbaueu laheu, uub fragile
ben Better, Oh er nit osmislbeu s~ufris6eu
iei. 0ieier i9itteIte ben &opf unb msinte,
IS sefaIe inn ni9t, neil ss gar fsine idone
Ser;isruns babe. Srieori9 sins iofort
auf ben 8uni9 bes Wannes etn unb lieB
bic Saeabe nit - 90 S5afsfSpTen aus
idmiiten. Oils Der SSnis bann pisbsr sur
Seii3tisuns hes idOuen Sauiss tam, wsins
te CT, Der BETTER tonne nun pobl sufriss
ben fem, unb e er 100 SdafstSpfs
baben noble, 10 brau6e CT III ben Sopf
aus irsenb einsm 5eniter beraus3uitrsden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Sn Berlin 1T isber As. Reni9 Elm SOls
bat, IN Stuttgart iebsr "a, In Dresden lie.
Der g., In Miinden ieber TO-. In Potss
BAN isber T., in Wes ieber g., In 9ubwiss'
burg tn 8arttsmbers faf ieber Swsite.
Irmes 0euti1lanbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Go sibt ipobl ni4ts S4mer3bafterss ME
rbeumatiide 2eiben, aber susIsid sibt es
ni9ts beferes basesen wie ben b~eribmten
S9merSensfiaer ct. Satobs Del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
giele bergeilen, baB bus 5aar unb bic

&Opfbuut eben 10 BET &einisuns bsbirfen
wte Sdnbe unb SiBe. Gin aussebebnter
@ebrau9 pom apsr'S 6airsgisor bat be-
wteisn, baB sS bas bette &sinisanssmittel
fir bas 9uur 1T - bu6 es S9uppen ios
pobI uerbitet uIs entfernt, bic &cpfbaut
tibIt unb erquitt, unb bus Saar gu erineu:
tenn Wu9s unb i66nsm 4usIsben beIebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Director (su einsm S@aIer): pStrubs
meier, sic iinb 70 faul, baB, wsuu Sic
einmal 3a ffuoiersn anfinssu, Sis sspiB ~
fauI waren, pisbsr auf3ubSrsnl~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Babo mar franf, mir so6sn isr Gaioria,
ais fe Elm 9ino nor, rist fe nab Satcrta,
Gle purOe Elm Sraulsln, unO bidt gu Gaftsrta,
us is sinSsr Patte, CAB fs iRnen eatorta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Cine Defenders ~wertbuoIe giseni6aft
an glper's S~uriapariIa 1T BITE, baB is ui5t
muir bas 8lut por. aaen ll%nrsinistsitsn unb
uerbOrbenen Sdften reinist unb babur9
Rranfbeit sriinbli9 uertreibt, ionbern aud
ben san3en S6rper aufri6tet unb itdrtt,
unb ben Weni6en wieber jung ma5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

StiStiide San1e (bie ii6 BET elmer 5ars
msrSfrau mad ben 8ebinsunsen bes SOms
msrboarb ertunbist): Sic baben senug
reine unb quite Weil92
Sarmersfrau: @epiB, mir babsu finf
&Ibs.
Dame: llnS fanu i'd fir mid unb 8as
By bic Oail5 ifetS uon elmer unb bsrielben
Sub bsfommen2
Sarmersfraa: .8enn es iein muB, AUDI
bas.
Dame: ltnb wie ifsbt ss nit giern 2
&Snnsn mir INNER frii6e @ier, 70 pisI pis
woaen, baben2
SarmsrSfraa: Stride gisr unb senue
@ier i9ou, M'm, - aber uon elmer uni
bsrislben 9enne, wirS es unmSsIi9 fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Scr Giaentbiimer Der @O3art SaIIe in
SadiOn, Nt9., SER Captain GbarIss
Seine, beridtete, baB er i9on bdufis 0r.
ausuff R0niss hamburger Srcpfsu ssssn
Wasenbei4perben ansstuanbt babe uub
3par INNER NIT ben beiten grfolaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
@ie man bile M6uler beimidift.

Dieter Gage wurbs elmer pobl bsri9tisten
&latI9i9wsitsr in - elm bibi9er
Stret9 ssipislt. Die b6ie 3uuse bieier
Dame bate i6on bic ginistsit 10 man9sr
@be ssft6rt unb 10 man3ss Yrautpaar sss
trennt. 9a bsi6loB zines ibrsr Spfer,
benen suten Ruf fe uuf bteie @etie bears
bsitet bate, &ade an ber SerbaStsn sa
nsbmsn. 9te Dame iaB tiirsli9 nit ibr
in @sislidaft am Raffeetii9, ais bas
9ienitmdbden nit elmer sroBsn S3a5tsl
%sintrat, bic, ME bic llsbsrbrinssrin iaste,
iosbsn nit Der 9oft ausstommsu mar.
vM5", rief bic Dame entsidt aug, rsepiB
mein Sut aus Stuttsart!" Sobann war
bic @sisli9aft In pollen Nufrubr Wit I'M
sebulb riff bic Sausfrau bic Siuen meg,
unb balb entroats fi6 ben nsusierissn 8lis
den - cine riefise S9iensunse. Oabei
elm aierli3 seldrisbener 3ettel, weI9er
uSrtIi9 foIssnbes entbieIt:
vOa bur9 ben ~all3ubdufsen 9sbraud
Dsro 9unss unb 8unse gu befir8ten itebt,
baB bisislbe mad 10 LANCER Oisnflstftins
bsrsits Sdabsn sslittsu baben Slrftsn unb
benz &lati9s unb S9patpersin babur9 sin
alsusroBer 9erIuft erpii9ie, 70 nimutt man
ii6 bic Srsibsit, Sbnen hermit gum 8eweiie
Der gnertennuns bieies Pra9terempIar eis
mes &lati9sS nltrumentes Su iibsrienbsn.
(Nuf dbnli6e art ioltte man bic llnsabl
b6ier Mduler gum S3weisen brinsen.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
6otel GrItli
So bis 65 @rsenut9 & 100 Bis 10s
Stem : Gbar3 Streets,
uep.norf.

Nir besbrtu uus uuiersr ssl5detsu suuSl4ait, I opts
alien Heiitnoen Don uuo mad europa ,ur Senututbll
brtussn, sas pir uulsr felt IS Sa5reu bsitsSenStsJ cor
einitts tn Der Rdbe bes 9ahIs garssH uno Der Dtpots Der
periattetnsn SampisrsstRisH uRs gtisubabusu ~SsIsssuts
9 It aus
mn 80 nsu .tussrt9tste Simmer u~srsrSbtrt xnb init ithua
stpaniAtsn Comfort ueriebeH babsu.
GurA tisis ~bsSsutsuSs grpsiteruns Rne MIR In Der Rags
allen anIpri6tu Ininu sstbrisn 9dits Sa eatiprr3ea sne
ptrssn MIR eas tn uns SttSts Brtroaet In iEesS Bes
sitbuus wie bisber surd rtsQs SeeitanKs HnS Wastsi
prsiis gu reatftritssH iuasH.
Nota. - Sar Gsniiaut s9ete aus surtubura 6rhtss
@siddtsiahrer bss Sotti Rolb) W felt iena SadehS pnA
bu Samath In unin Ssi4att stHsstrstsu. SsS0-6Rt
I1sartin 0aHsr d &c.. gissutsama.
, 1886-12-15

About $3.50 o'clock last night an alarm
of fire was sounded. All the companies
of the department turned out promptly,
as usual, but as no one seemed to know
where the fire was, much time was lost.
Finally someone seemed to know the di-
rection in which to 90, and all the COM
panics made good speed up Eighteenth
street toward the lake. \ large amount
of smoke was seen going down Pebrican
street, and one of the companies, thinking
that it came from the house of T. b.
Adams, on the corner of Eighteenth,
stretched their hose to the house; but
they soon discovered their error, as the
fire was about a block above on Pebrican,
in a house which has been occupied up to
yesterday by VIM. S. Ballou. Here the
companies soon got to work and after Il
half hours hard work e%xtinguished the
blaze. The exterior of the house is
mostly intact. The j. T. Clarks were on
hand with the others and did much good
work.
, 1886-12-15

jay fettibonc IS al Bear oreek
A. IL. Hord is in from his ranch.
Chas- +. Fisher is in from his ranch.
Leroy Grant is in the city from Lara
ME.
George +. Morgan has gone to Bear
creek.
J. w. Whitehead has returned to his
ranch.
T. b. Chadwick is back from Silver
Crown.
Mrs. II. A. Heathwood has returned
from Laramie City.
n. II. Spiccr and wife, of Laramie City,
passed through this city yesterday en-
route for Europe.
Mr.. z. Plant, father of Mr.. Noah
Plant, OF this city, and who has been visit
ing his son in Cheyenne, has gone to Col
orado.
, 1886-12-15
WINTER NOTES.
Common Occurrences in and About
the City.
Matters of Minor Importance
Hastily Gathered.

Yesterday was not a very busy day in
the district court.
Judge Lee was kept quite busy with a
few minor cases yesterday.
The train from the East was an hour
and a half late last evening,
Maggie Henne had another case before
the Justice of the peace yesterday.
The particulars of a delicate surgical
operation performed in Laramie City
lately will be found in another column.
While this kind of weather lasts the
work is being rapidly pushed on the
depot and the result is plainly noticeable.
Samuel A. Bristol and VIM. n. Knabe
yesterday filed papers transferring their
property on lot |, in block $50, to them
selves as a corporation to be known as the
Bristol & Knabe Printing company.
The Burke Dempsey combination, COM
posed of Jack Burke, Jack Dempsey and
other noted pugilists will give an exhibit
ton In sparring at the opera house next
Monday night. They will arrive in this
city Saturday morning from the West.
The case of the Territory VS.. Chas.
Kicker, indicted for grand larceny will
occupy the time of the district court to-
day. Kicker, who was out ON bail, was
appointed bailiff and summoned most of
the witnesses himself, as they live near
his ranch.
Owing to the delayin making necessary
repairs, the dining room at Dyer's hotel
will not be reopencd until Saturday, when
a grand dinner will be served by Mr..
Sachs, the new proprietor. From and
alter that date the hotel will be open to
the travelling public on the European
plan. .
The Wyoming commission house de-
livery wagon met with another accident
Monday evening, There being no lights
around the excavation for purposes
OF Ferguson street, the wagon slipped
into the hole and scared the horse so
that he ran away and smashed things in
general.
Peter Espcson, one of the workmen on
the new depot was painfully injured yes
terday by a crowbar which he was using
in removing a stone from the top of an
other, the crowbar flying back and hitting
him in the head. The injured man was
taken to his home and is receiving the
best Of care and will no doubt recover
soon.
Jumbo, the Galloway steer gwen by the
international Range Association to the
Colorado state agricultural college last
spring, for the purpose of seeing how a
5-year-old steer should be fed to fatten,
has been sold to a meat firm in Denver
for $3.50 He now weighs 2,542 pounds,
and will be killed for Christmas beef next
week. lie is one of the largest Galloways
in the country.
, 1886-12-15


CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 10, 1856.
You are hereby notified that the appra-
isers appointed to appraise the lots and
pieces of ground on both sides of Evans
street to the center OF the block from the
intersection of Seventeenth and Evans
streets to the intersection of Twenty-iourth
and Evans streets, have returned their
appraisement to the city council pur-
suant to law.
The mayor and city council have APP
pointed the 18th day Of December. 1856,
at s o'clock p. M, when a special session
of the city council will be held at the city
hall for the purpose of hearing COM
plants that may be made as to the valua-
ton of any lot or piece of ground appraised
as aforesaid.
You will take further notice that at such
special session the mayor and city council
will alter the valuation of any lot or piece
of ground SO assessed, if in their opinion
the same has been appraised too high or
too low. A. III. REEL,
Mayor of the City OF Cheyenne
Mining Location Notices at Leader office
, 1886-12-15

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal.
is natures own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of w. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
so cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches. colds and
%ievers; to ure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-12-15
REPORT.
Furnished by $. r. RIchey, United states
signal Officer.

The light furry Of snow at Cheyenne
yesterday proved to be entirely local,
since other points in Central Wyoming
report the weather clear, with a cool,
high wind. Probably four inches of snow
fell at Deadwood, but none was reported
from any other Northern station. Light
snow was falling at st. Louis last night.
a steady fall in temperature has been
going on, except i'll the extreme North
west, for the past twenty-tour hours, and
Bismarck, Huron, St. Vincent and Moor
head, all reported the thermometer from
. to l2' below zero at 8 p. m. yesterday.
Though the temperature in this section
will be lowered somewhat, themain course
OF the cold wave will be A. or - east of
here.
, 1886-12-15

a party of Montana miners arrived in
town yesterday with several sacks of ore
taken from mineral claims recently discov-
cred in the hills at the head OF Glafcke
creek, 4 tributary of Horse creek, and
about five miles from Davis ranch post
Office. The ore is a reddish quartz carry
ing silver, and the %prospectors report a
large vein of the same. Tests OF the ore
were made yesterday, and the result will
be made known to day probably.
, 1886-12-15

There is in f. Il. Warren's emporium a
beautiful crayon drawing of William
Wadsworth Longfellow, which has Just
been completed by the young artist, Ev-
erett Glafcke, of this city. The portrait
is of the bust, nearly life size, and is a
piece of work of which any artist could
justly feel proud. The picture was the
subject of much admiration yesterday.
The artist has orders for several portraits
for different parties in hand now, and is
kept quite busy.
, 1886-12-15

a Delicate and successful Operation.
Last May a bottle of soda pop burst in
the hands Of a ~l2-year-old son of Mr..
John McIntee, of this city.
One Of the pieces of flying glass struck
the BALLOT one of the boy's eyes, cutting
1t quite severely. In spite of the most
careful treatment the eye has steadily
grown worse. All hope Of saving it hav-
ing vanished, it was removed last Satur-
day afternoon by DR.. McAchran, assisted
by Drs. Finfrock and j. II. Smith. The
delicate operation was a perfect success,
and young Mclntec is doing well. In a
few weeks he will be sufficiently recovered
to allow the filling of the empty socket by
an artificial eye, which the closest observer
will fail to distinguish from its natural
mate. - Hoome,aag.
, 1886-12-15

On next Friday evening the attraction
at the opera house will be the famous
Howard Specially company, en- route
from Boston to San Francisco. Among
the artists in the company are the Great
American Four in specialties; the
Poluski Brothers, in their unique and
comical gymnastics; Conroy & Dempsey,
Irish comedians; Recklaw, the human
ophidian: VIM. Carroll, banjo soloist and
nunster; j. Il. lIenshaw and Miss May
Ten Brock, in a musical travesty; the
beautiful vocalist, Mile. lilly; the celebra-
ted gymnasts, Leroux and Wilton; the
popular comedian, J. L. Hoey; the master
shot of the world. Chev. Ira Paine, assis-
ted by Mrs. Ira Payne.
Reserved seats will 90 on sale this
morning Mt Rhodes & Troxelrs. No adj
vance in the regular prices.
, 1886-12-15

For habituaI constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred ills is the famous California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs. 1t
strengthens as well as cleanses the system,
It is easily taken and perfectly harmless.
Fifty cent and 81 bottles for sale by w.
n. Hunt, 1919 Eddy street.
, 1886-12-15
JusTICE COURTS.
Minor Cases Before the Police justices
Yesterday.

3fH' '-'-'f
Among the cases before the above of
fetal yesterday, there are only Il few
worthy o%fmention:
Mike Burns was the first to be heard.
1t appeared that a few days ago Mike,
without notifying Mat Lotus of his intcn.
tons, quietly and cody extracted from
one Of the pockets in that gentleman's
clothes, $500 in good, hard cash; and in
consideration of this benevolent action he
was fined, and in default was remanded to
comfortable quarters in the elegant cor
ridors of the Jug
The next case of importance before his
honor, Judge lee, was that of Maggie
Henne vs.. A. S. Mercer, in which this
handsome young damsel sued the defen-
dant for damage done to property which
he had rented of her. This case proved
to be very interesting. John Cochran,
the well known attorney, was ably assisted
and dictated to, by his client, Miss
l%lenne, and together they conducted the
prosecution in Il charming manner. The
other side was no less powerful, consisting
of the genial newspaper man, A. S. Mcr
Ger, ably seconded by his gifted young
clerk, 5. b. Knox. Taken together they
proved too much for the other side, their
Characteristic gall as newspaper men and
their efficient oratorical abilities i%nfuen-
cling the Judge in their behalf, and the
case was awarded in their favor. Both
seemed highly elated at their success as
lawyers, and were soon after seen to be
admitted to the bar. Various difficulties
seemed to arise at times between the at
torneys for the prosecution, and ii was
doubtful to the spectators whether Mr..
Cochran or his client conducted the case.
Miss Henne took occasion when oil the
witness stand to cross examine herself,
her attorney and everyone interested in
the case, thereby causing much amuse-
ment to the spectators and disgust to her
counsel. She was finally quoted, how
ever, by the assurance hat she would be
unc%eremoniously precipitated from the
sacred presence Of the court unless
she conducted herself more according to
legal etiquette. Upon the case being de
cided against her, Mag took an appeal
to the district court. She was heard to
say "lll carry this up to the supreme
court of the United States, but I'll make
EN- pay that SIC. do you moind that,
now"
\ case which was brought up for trial
and was set for 10 day for want Of time,
was that of the stealing of a gold watch
from Carrie Dover. The parties accused
Of the transaction are Sue Stewart, Pat
Sanderlin and Emmie Wilson. These
parties are all "Africo-American citizens
OF negro descent
\ few DRINKS We're also quickly dis
posed Of and went on their way reioic-
ing.
BEFORE JUDGE FISHER.
The above justice of the peace did not
catch his share of the above interesting
and exciting cases yesterday, and conse
q%uently the day was a little dull. \ man
and woman from the rural districts of
Colorado were legally tied together in the
morning. During the rest ofthe day sew
.ral salr,,pl aud Jf-..In.l-ft 49, 49,.
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III yOH are fCUafiHs 1 car
rage or ac0gOss, C0H 0M me
Cheyenne f0rFiUSF eOsl-
pUHy.

An appreciative public have rewarded
Lees, Hendricks q Co., Chicago. manu-
%facturers OF Select Corned Beef Hash,
with a large patronage. They sell an
honest article and charge an honest price.
See advertisement in another column.
, 1886-12-15
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE. WYo, :
Oct. 30, 1886
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
that said proof will be made before register and
receiver at Cheyenne, Wyo., on Dec. 0, 1886, viz. +:
Eva L.. Hugg. T. f.. ID. s., No. $3.50. for tile
10. II Of range GO w.
she names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, SAID land. VIZ. George b. Durham, Dele
vine. G .Burdlck, Frank ii Muzzcy. all of
Phillips. Wyo., and Reuben Martin. of Little
Horse Creek, WyO.
EDGAR 5. WILSON. Register.
, 1886-12-15
COURT.
Business Transacted Before Judge w
J.. naginnis, Yesterday.

IL EfHrTHTISs lVNTtFIaN.
Court convened Yesterday morning at
9 O'Clock.
In the case Of the United States VS.. II.
j.. Fisher, Marshall Smith. as surety, was
discharged from all further liability.
Wyoming Central Railroad company VS..
Great Wyoming Mining company and
Hugh Mcfarland; the appeal from the
report OF the appraisers was argued.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o clock.
, 1886-12-15

pure blood is absolutely necessary is
order to enjoy perfect health. Hood $
Sarsaparilla puriiies the blood and
strengthens the system.
, 1886-12-15

Elegant Christmas and Wedding Pre-
ut Rhodes & Troxelrs.
, 1886-12-15
LIST OE LETTERS
Lying at Cheyenne. Wvo.. Post ONCE.
Dec.Ii. 1856.

GENTLEMEN LIST.
Aldrige y W Backer Karles NJ
Brubaker A j Bartens CT
Bartholf Eugene Barr Ivan
Beamard Sam j Bassler Jacob Il
Bell John Collins A W
Cruse Joe Connolly John
Dwycr VI q Drake II q
Dame John II Dwyer
Davis W W Edgerton Harry
nslinger Cris Ellich John
Etter John Flynn Edward
Fair Henry Cy Farrell Rev
farling Tom Game Gil
Grant Il Graham Jos
Gilland John c George Conoral
Gindhart Martin Glider Vim
Graham Webb Hlolsen Chas
Hamilton John Hanger j l.
Hauks John Hartman John
Holloway Sid Hopkins S c
Hartwell W II johnson &c
johnson Hans Jones | n
Jones Jos Jumpup Jimmie
Keiser jerome Kelly Dan
Kelly Joseph Fl landley James Il
Lightfoot Chas Lander J j
Lee Willis Miller Chas II
Mclean Malcolm Media Dominick
Millin Dick Miller Geo
Messmer VIM Mccarthy Daniel
Mcmahon Joseph Neptune Chas e.
O'Brien VIM = Pierson Chas T.
Pennington IL Packer j s
Potter ID Patrick john
Peterson a III Philips l. ID
Quinn Jas Richardson VIM
Rush Jno Il Reed Il VI (2l
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