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, 1890-02-20
THE x. OF P EXPERIMENTATION.


The birthday party given by Magic
OAv Division No. 1. Knishts of Pythias.
- ksefe hall lot evening was an ex-
tremelv pleasant affair. Above 800 Of
the city's best people were in attendance.
Happy addresses were made by the
Hon. U. Il. Burritt of Buffalo and Rev.
8. A. Bright. late chaplain of the In
diana brigade The former gentleman
Esve q brief history OF the order. which
Ii composed Of progressive young men.
and is prosperous and growing. Mr..
Bright spoke of the grand motto.
Friendship. Charity and Benevolence.
There was music by lnman's orchestra
and singing by q male duartette including
MessrA Potter, Whitoomb, lnman and
Whippla.
After ne programme there werc fifteen
fancesA In the annex had been placed
tables for Whist and checkers and they
were IN use al evening.
The celebration here of the twenty
sixth anniversary Of the founding of the
Knights Of Pythias wa conducted BY
these committees: Airangement-M. O.
Bari well. A. D. Kelley. W. A. Richards,
J. j. Underwood, A. Russell. Reception
B. Schnitger. e. A. Gay. ]. K.
jeffrey, g. N. Potter. M. P. Keefe.
Ploor-E. W. Stone, A. R. Troxell. A.
n. Clark. Eugene Colwsll, r. s. Adam.
skv.
, 1890-02-20
Their AttorneY Arr,ved.

Judge W. 7. O'Connor came in from
Dsnser Yesterday. intending to perma'
nently locate in Cheyenne, where he will
act as the resident attorney for the In
terror Land and Immigration COMPANY.
The Judge is recently from Kansas where
be was engaged in the practice Of the law,
= . partner Of Governor Humphrey, and
i one Of the brightest legal lights Of that
great state. In acquiring Judge O'Con-
o = . citizen Cheyenne gains . man of
whom she may we'll feel proud. and that
be will soon take = high rank among the
attorneys Of Wyoming is foregone con
illusion. The Judges family will soon ar
rive and TIE LEADER bespeaks for them
al . cordial welcome. and wishes then
abundant prosperity in their new field.
, 1890-02-20
THE UNION PACIFIC BAND.
A Newly Organized Aggregation of
Tip Top Musicians.

ORGANIZATION Of the Union Pacific band
of Cheyenne has been perfected. These
arc tho off Gers President IN manager.
Geo. 81. Truckey; secretary. Ed. Smith;
director. Edward L. Merritt. There are
now eighteen pieces, all first-olsss. This
number is 10 be increased to thirty. 1t
is tho present intention of the band to
make its first public appearance in uni
form when Wyoming statehood is So
cured. The organization. which is COM
posed for the most part of Union Pacific
employees. will give free concerts in the
park next summer. This is the instru-
mentAtion
Cornets-E. L. Merritt, formerly cor
netist at Pavilion and Los Angeles thea
tiers, Los Angeles, Gala; h. B. Brown,
formerly Of Great Western band. Daven-
port, Ia; Fl. Whipple. formerly of Fort
Keegh band.
Altos-W. w. Rockwell, formerly
%clarionetist Grand opera house. Pasadena.
Gala; H. =. Schudt. formerly of 18th
infantry band, U. 8. A: William Win
green. formerly of Milwaukee band.
Clarionen-William Mcssersmith. for
merly OF 18th infantry band. U. 8. A.;
Jas. Klein. Formerly of Kansas City
band; John Grassell, formerly ~clarionstist
Of Prysr's band. St. Joe, Mo.
Hccolo-J. J.. Wilson. formerly Of
Meyer band. Philadelphia Pa.
Tenon-F. b. Burgess, formerly Of
9th cavalry band, U. 8. A; H. @. Peters,
formerly Of Northwestern band. Dakota.
Bsritone-R. 8. Bacon. formerly from.
bonist crand opera house. Pasadena.
Gala.
Bnsses-F. A. Haskell. formerly tuba
soloist Of Pasadena band, Gala; Otto
Ahrns, formerly Of 3rd cavalry, U. 8. A.
Drums-Geo. Il. Truckey. bass drum
and cymbals. formerly Of Ogdensburg
City band; Ed. Smith, snare drum and
bells, formerly cla~rionetist Magic City
band.
This is splendid array of talent and
the Union Pacific band will bs second to
none in the west.
, 1890-02-20
The Merit Show.

Hans, the Boatman. the first Ameri-
can play to receive recognition as such
from the English critics. was written for
and first played BY Charles Arnold in
England. MI. Arnold presented the
somewhat peculiar a spect OF an American
actor. with an American play treating Of
essentially American phases of life and
with an American locale. boldly going
before English critics, who had refused to
allow that 1.-THE ~states" had any stage
literature worthy Of the name. Flying
thus in the taco of i%ron-bound con-
servatism. his pluck and audacity chal-
lenged admiration. and his talents as an
actor and the intrinsic value of Hans
as q play demanded praise.
Here tomorrow evening.
, 1890-02-20
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City

Forty-seven persons registered At the
Inter Ocean yesterday.
Board of trade trustees will hold .
meeting Saturday evening.
Jsa. b. Sutherland. . g. A. R. man
and an old timer. died near Iva Monday.
There is talk of a good hotel Tor the
south side. Chris O'Brien is considering
tho project
The remains of T. D. Bontecou were
buried here from the Congregational
church yesterday.
T. N. Maroney of Kansas, has sent q
feeler on the subject Of establishing q
pressed and FIRE brick factory here.
According to the Boomerang Albany
county officials decline to sign the peti
ton for q commutation of George Backs
sentence.
Governor Warren's cattle quarantine
proclamation was received Yesterday. Ali
southern cattle must be unlosded here for
inspection.
Sweet voiced Chas.- Arnold, with little
May Hannah and bis splendid company,
repeat Hans. the Bodtman. here to nor
row evening.
A funeral occurred at the fort yester-
day. Tho body of Sergt. VIM. Herzber-
ger. age "a years. was inferred. Rev.
Father Nusent oficisted.
Sociable 1t the Congregational church
this evening. Programme and refresh
ments. Some of the best talent OF the
city have kindly consented to assist in the
programme. Admission. including re-
ffeshments. twon ty-6ve cents.
J. O. Baird is in receipt Of . letter
from Washington on the subject of state
hood. which details some very encourax
ing fasn. The writer considers the que
ton practically settled in favor Of admis
Gon. Some lew letters against state
hood have been written BY residents Of
both parties, but their influence was al
ready discounted by the hundreds Of let.
tsrs written iavoring statehood.
, 1890-02-20

being taxes for the county exclusively for
several traf6cs. TIE city of Cheyenne
paya LAramie county $50. 900 taxes = year,
many timea moro than the accompanying
court expenses The license money re
oeived by the town Is els. 900 and itneeds
it and is entitled to it. The speaker be-
lieved the present law operated to the
best interests of Laramie county and
Cheyenne.
The Schnitger motion was carried after
Mr.. Mccormick naa offered to coupro
mise by making division in every county
except Laramie.
BY COURTESY.
By permission Mr.. Adams introduced
. bill creating a territorial brand registrar,
be being secretary of the stock commits
sion.
Col. Downey was i'll fora time yeste-.
day afternoon aud the speaker pro tenn,
Nj. Pickett, presided.
Mr.. Pickett has given notice that he
will Introduce a bill tor the protection Of
game.
The council has practically killed Mr..
Hunters council file on the incorporation
of towns.
NEW BILLS.
Giving each county a territorial univer-
sity scholarship-By Mr.. Thomas.
Amending civil procedure in relation to
exc eptions-By Mr.. Burritt.
MONEY FOR THE INSANE.
Mr.. Burritt introduceditwo bills for the
Judiciary committee.
The first to appropriate moneys from
the general fund of the territory for the
purpose OF defraying the expenses in
CURED by the territorial insane asylum for
wages of employees and supplies furnished
from the date of opening up to March 81,
1890, and to repay to the counties who
have paid for the keeping of their insane
the amounts they have paid. For the
first there is 1885 SIS appropriated, for
the second purpose sl.l73.3 80 is appro
prlated. The counties that have paid are
Fremont, Crook and Uinta.
The bill also provides that all moneys
in the hands of the superintendent of the
insane asylum shall turn over to the
treasurer of the territory whether
received from counties or from private
patients. The bill also provides that 10
private patients shall be received at the
insane asylum until the parties RESPONSE
BILE for the care and maintenance Of such
private patients shall obtain a certificate
from the territorial auditor and has Sc
cured for the care of such private pa
tients. All funds to be discussed by au-
ditor and treasurer.
The second is to appropriate So, 1926. SO
to finish the payment of the debt incurred
by the building commission in construct
ing the superintendent residence.
, 1890-02-20
TRUmBLE SENTENCED.
End Of a Celebrated Murder Case
at Douglas Yesterday.
TrumbIe Will Serve About Three
Years In Joliet.
Brief History Of a Terrible Crime
and Sensational Trial.

DOUGLAS, Wyo., Feb l9.-Chas. v.
Trumble pleaded guilty to manslaughter
to-day. Judge Van Devanter sentenced
him to six aud a half years imprisonment
in the penitentiary. less the time he has
served in county iails, which amounted to
three years last month. Tumble is be-
side himself with joy. but says that if he
could 6nd certain witnesses he would be
able to prove his innocence of the charge
of deliberate murder. he still aeheres to
the claim that Miley was killed in self
defense. That the necessity for . costly
trial has been obviated is a source of self
congratulation to the people of Converse
county here.
, 1890-02-20

Ladies, why suffer from diseases so
common to your sex when you can be
cured2 DR.. Vets system of treatment
never fails to give immediate relief. The
doctor is o permanently located at 17l4
Ferguson street ut which place you can
consult him conAdentially free of charge.
, 1890-02-20
Territorial

Office OF BILLS.
Mr.. Kinney rave notice that he would
introduce = bill to provide for certain cor
porations, also for an act to provide for q
territorial hospital at Rock Springs. Mr..
Stotts gave notice Of the introduction Of a
bill to amend the statutes regarding cleo
tons.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
In committee OF the whole the council
recommended the passage of the follow
ing bills:
Council file No. "a, fixing the compen.
sation and salary Of county clerks, clerks
of the courts, assessors and justices Of the
peace.
House bill No. 80, re enactinQ the law
in regard to taking dispositions outside of
the territory.
House bill No. so, to allow the verlf-
esti1nscf nleadiags % be made BIZ attor-
neys or agents. )
House bill No. Al. r~e- enactlng the law
concerning change Of venue before JUS
ticessof the peace.
House bill No. "a. concerning liability
Of several persons upon one instrument.
House bill No. 45. authorizing clerks
of incorporated cities and towns to admin
lister oaths.
House bill No. 50. to provide for seals
of district courts.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Liegett's bill, council file No. Is,
was passed by the council. The bill is
for the protection of wild game and in
sectivorous birds. 1t defines the shooting
seasons, prohibits the killing for ten
years of buffalo. and provides for the
appointment of game wardens, whose
duty it shall be to report violations of the
law and secure convictions
TERRITORIAL EXHIBIT.
Mr.. Reel presented a joint resolution,
which was adopted by the council. calling
for the appointment Of a committee Of
one member of the council and two mem
bers of the house to investigate and re
port upon the condition OF the territorial
exhibit of specimens purchased from
Homer Merrill and now stored in this
ostu
, 1890-02-20

Having disposed of our grocery stock
and fixtures to the Cheyenne Commercial
company, we wish to return thanks to our
friends for their patronage and 10 be-
speak for our successors = continuance of
the same. BRYANT J. BoNFILs.
, 1890-02-20
Laramie vi,Itors.

These we'll known people came over
from Laramie yesterday: h. v. 8.
Groesbeck. w. O.'Owens and wife. Sher-
* Yund. Attorney Corthell. Leroy
Grant and wife. Mr.. Ryan. T. L. Mckee
Of the Boomerang. 7. A. Davies. Ed. T.
Dufey. Otto Gramm. 8. D. Hunt and
wife.
, 1890-02-20
CUTTING THE SALARIES.
The House Takes a Shy at the
Council Fee Bill.
County Clerks and SherfRs Receive
Attention.
A Measure fer Division Of License
10 Killed.
House Of Representatives..
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, 1890-02-20

Garland l. Co. are selling some nice
south side lots for ~ each-0onthly
payoentS
, 1890-02-20

W. h&Ue the protest and
Best ltsse Of carpets IN the
city. .aI<E Esss"ssbMlI n Go.
, 1890-02-20

Lost-A small gold horse shoe pin. set
with pearls. The finder will be rewarded
BY leaving same At this Office.
, 1890-02-20

For Sale.
Businsas and anrs property.
V. BAKEH,
l7l9 Ferguson street.
, 1890-02-20

Nev spring style stiff hats Just in.
GREENTREE.
, 1890-02-20

DOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
l. With or without board Good day
board cheap. Mrs. A. Curley, 20O2 Ed
dy street.
, 1890-02-20
Notice.

Fifty cent. will buy = nobby crush hat
at Greentree's.
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ilnfnruishc6 Rooms

DMIRABLE ARTISTS STUDIOS sno
"A bachelors apartments; very choiee
inward nriyat, baths; rents $50 to 500 ,
every convenience, Including telsphonns
yery accessible. Inquire Of JANlIu.h'
Anclesca," 40 Washington square lsou'h'
oppOslte 9Th.
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Males.

A YOUNG MAN. IN chare' OF az .m
"A por,ant department IA = "r y, ORA.
subscription book hol,e' uI,lm arabic
saond IN sMxo oc,.1d or nexpcHcnc d. "h b,
,s aha. 70 ,cll new. hi2h elias, BOOK on ~
@elits. and 70 ,onInand lo, TS,S I income
m securing a hand somH; nes'' Tntown once.
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Asrses dnb Carriages

A BIGGEST bargain that has been
withoSt exception the hsndsomest Ken.
lucky bred srottins horse, Harry W.. sirSd
Ss so wv WSs. :e dam rs 81 hsss DuSois Harry
weiahs 1000 pounds ne Is pure. level;
gated trotter has long. flowing name and
and good. sound, solid feet. strongly built
and fineiv turned: does not shy or pull
woers no weights or boots has great cour;;
age shd endurance he was never ,t t,sine e.
* r :D'faS en sSs sn0T Is 'SS ! ASs
which time my iatn husband purchased him
for sl.25o; he is free. prompt. pieaSn,n a!
Ycr hour: he can be hsrnesscd or driven BY
lady or the most inexperienced ,rrson
with perfect safety. and 70 trot full mile "
2 :9j; will wxrraht him sound and allow 30
Brewster ' TOP sdsSaP 's sosd Wagon. harness.
call on my groom THOMAS. on Monday,
1870 Mott.st.. near Grand. and two blocks
west OF Bowcry.
EoR SALE Extension, top
\ phaeton; platform spring.; built by
Flandrau & Co. but little used In perIect
order. Can be seen until sold at Private
Stable. Ia West 5ith.st.
EOR SALE.-Pair scal.brown cobs. 15'a
hands, and wears old coed acton
warranted sound and kind can bc seen az
Mincola Stable. 5oth.st. and SHAVE.
& ADDLE HORSE.-IIsndsome. g"ntc.
- perfectly trained pony for sale for want
Of usa; no reasonable Offer refused. SEA.
MANS STABLE, Park-ave. and 10th.st.
oOOO CASTI-wil buy the very stylish
1CUU trottlng marc Lady Wilkes. Dy
Wilkes. son Of Rvsdtcks H,ml,rtonian,
years old. 49,. hands high. frll manc and
tail. bright. rich color; has great courage
and endurance; natural roadster OF J..
miles an hour; she tro:tcd heats whcn
purchased nv nv Husband at Lexington.
Nv. little over year ago. In 2:3!;
9 I'D. and :o9,.. at which time he PAID
81 $50 for her, and she is Q better mare
sound. kind and gentle for ladies' as she
has been used as q family and road mare
the past year allow 80 days trial; Will
sell her only to persons who will give her
a good home; also ct great sacrifice. the
very valuable and fast trottlng horse En-.
peror; cost 1915; ne is perfect In every
particular, and can trot full mile IN
as. nc Is Young, handsome and Stylish
and can road 20 miles in 2 hours, and
weighs I. $50 ms. price. $3.50; sold only
en- account OF death. Call at private sta:
he. 2s6 East 20:h-st., between I'd and
Sd ayes.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A AN elegantly furnished second floor.
"A. suites and single ropnls. near Buck;
ingham; a pirlOr foor, private bata ana
hnusr nrlI Albtm lie. occupied by Ohnrr
p,ntfein.Ii only: aIartuIent@ with private
baths: ir .akfdst optional: hous" and home
seekers aided in selection OF places at ooo,
rVEKEIT DIRECTORY established lSoo).
y A. DALEY, "a West 3oth-st.
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Real estate.

TITS THE FASHION NOW to own farms
/ and country seats combined; l have for
sale Maple Lawn 81 acres River View, l02
acres Maple Grove. 100 acres the Pines
80 acres, and Pleasant View. 80 acres. for
sale all near SOmcrvllle, New.Jcrsey rang
inc in pricc from ~ SEQ to s20. 900; lots at
EcnsOnhur,t are also quite the rage. w. L.
BCGCE. 80 Liberty.st., Room Z.
NII r. WANT the care OF houses look after
w tenants, collect rents bonds furnished :;
Good references; tpiins low. THOMPSON
& CO., Room 10, 11G broadway.
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WORKMAN IN lumber yaN nus ..
\ have a thorough kno~lcdg' OF o.
i' mis- cIty; none others hsd aca'es~
Ut SSSp%NT III East l2Sth->t.
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TTfHNTED.-A family team for their keep
w Tor the winter, short distance In the
.sa.tsy: Wfn be put In charge Of skilful
eoschis,sn and driven enough to keep them In
SooS Condition or would buy II bargain.
- Rox 10 Tribune once.
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6elp Danteo.

w ANTED.-A fr,t-class butter maker:
w man or woman. married or >.ng.e, 10,
nriyate dairy on a Rcntleman'> place. !
80 fr1,n New. Y orl no attention paid 70
npuiiratloas unles, accompanied By copies
Of rrfel,nc,'s and full Statement OF terms q.
Huir,d' S. c. HEWITT. Ring"ood. fa'sa''
20 n L.
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MisrellaneouS

A LAWYER OF highest standing under.
"A takes any business coller Tons nAos
,uIts brought pauers dawn. nIert 4ntlle ana
nriyat, contrOv' r-ies settled. AoilN
THOROUGH SATISFACTION, BOX %
'Trihuno Onlpa
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nETECTIVE.-A. wESTLOIORS. All
~ tla,scs OF private work; vars, ex.
pertence; best city reference. 32f wess
f-th.,t office, o43 Broadway, Room 8.
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saISS$EAMs AND oc :s q: pa l sE1S It
he best city buildefs.
glass FRONT A6NkRpMk k4sHEn HEADS;
slx .eAss5SaEh (. ma d. Ex SCEs.Ys2S
..rn.u1rrSy i "a HkiI pHAEroxs.
LApfEs' oRiviNa PHAEToNs, Elk.
FGGSSss!oN TOE Po PHAEroNs and Doo'
roF @ieoSss AS6 No.ToP WAGONS
AND H S5 IE TA IS Gik PAINT
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srock before buyins elsewhere:
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-05

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