, 1889-09-08
MARINE NEWS.

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CLAIM against a citizen. Alter making a
verbal contract the collector hit the trail,
but soon returned and saying that he had
not a penny in his pocket asked for dollar
to be used in case he was surprised with a
v. The coin was passed out, but the col
lector has not been seen in that neighbor-
hood since. although this IS along about
haying time.
Ra5-One of the handsomest and most
accomplished young ladies of this city, a
dashing brunette with fairly good inan-
cial prospects, has declared publicly that
CHEYENNE does not contain a man worthy
to be her husband. It's an even shot,"
as they say in the quarter stretch, that
she will eventually wed some stupid duffer
who won't know enough to yell when he's
hurt.
RaS-A Cheyenne man who recently
spent a day at Manitou, says that at the
Colorado Spa the biblical assertion that
''all men are liars. is substantiated be-
yond the cavil of doubt. A hack driver
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ing train was to leave in a few minutes.
There was a run to the depot where it was
learned hat the train in question was one
hundred miles away. The tourist was d.
rected to another depot and then sent back
to No. l, only to learn that during his abb
sence the train he wanted to take had
departed. 1t was simply a bare faced
robbing scheme to keep the tourist in
Manitou so long as he was suspected OF
having a dollar.
A man of very impressive demeanor,
dignity that does not repel, pleasing
presence, natural gravity that cannot dc
scend to levitY, but which allows the man
to make himself agreeable to all. earnest
ness which cannot be suspected of affec
tation, snow white hair and whiskers
surrounding a handsome. intelligent face
of delicate features made more attractive
by bright eyes, heavy, erect frame, broad
shoulders and a happy faculty of saying
the right thing at the right time and say
ing it we'll. This is II. A. Colleen, who
so ably represents Sheridan county in the
constitutional convention. lie is a rich
merchant at Sheridan.
BB- Louis j. Palmer Of Sweetwater, is
the boy constitution maker. He is the
son of that sturdy old Democratic leader
of Illinois, Ex-Governor Palmer, but never
%evinces a desire to pose as the son of his
father. Mr.. Palmer practices law at Rock
Springs and they say he holds the county
beauty prize. He 5 a small man, youth
full in appearance and scrupulously neat in
dress. Mr.. Palmer is very energetic and
is ~tireless.
RaS-J. NJ. McCandlish of johnson is
manager at Buffalo ofC. P. Organs hard
ware house. He is called John here,
where he resided several years. The gen.
tleman has grown a gorgeous set OF whis-
kers during his residence in prolific John
son, and never a hair is out of place.
With his ruddy face, even features and
splendid capillary appendage he bears a
striking resemblance to Guidp's Christ"
McCandlish is an evenly balanced, practi-
cal man who will do good work for his
constituents.
RarEx.Governor Hoyt of Albany is
a profound man of the convention. He
Is really learned and looks deeply erudite.
At times he is apparently oblivious to all
that is passing about him, but when he
arises to speak to the question he recalls
every point made during the discussion.
The president of the university has a
splendid facial profile and is smooth shaw
en- all the time. .
Ras-The %tallest man engaged in the good
work in progress at the capitol is Grant
OF Albany, who is territorial auditor. He
sits near the outer railing, but cannot by
any accident be overlooked in a standing
vote. as he towers away above his fellows.
Mr.. Grant will be OF grea. service to the
convention. He is familiar with all facts
and figures relating to territorial and
county assessment valuation and debt.
RAJ Several silent men have seats in
convention hall. These delegates haven't
as yet said a word: Jones of Uinta, But
Ter, Burdick and Caseheer of Carbon and
Menough of Sweetwater. They will
doubtless be heard from later on. All of
the material debating is to occur yet.
bas-Sutherland of Albany is a familiar
figure. He was a member of the Tenth
legislative assembly and returned to his
constituents with a highly satisfactory &C.
count of his stewardship. There is no
more conscientious man in the convention.
Sutherland has a ranch neat Sherman.
Bas~An attentive, quiet man. who sits
with the Sweetwater delegation, is Ed. J..
Morris, the level headed merchant and
banker Of Green River. Mr.. Morris is
one of the leaders OF Sweetwater's Dem
ocracy. He was made postmaster by
President Cleveland and soon after March
4 sent Mr.. Wannamaker word that he
would do something desperate if his sue
cessor wasn't named at once.
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