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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16
Trlomphe de pinventeur Morse

LIE bateau a vapeur de Robert
Fulton fut lie premier 6chelon du
progress, lie t6tegraphe de Morse
fut Je deuxieme ct les cliquetls de
son apparel, donna lie ton aux in
ventions post6rieures.
Depuis on a fait des progress i'm
menses, ct PAm6rique a dome au
monde, le telephone le microphope
ct lie Photographic.
LIE systeme des chamins de fer
nest pas rest6 en- arriere de son
temps, ct les plus grands efforts
ont etc fats pour lie developpe.
ment ct la perfection de ses wagons
ct de sa force motrice.
Et lie plus bel echantillon DIES
progress realis6s est sans contredit
lie St. Paul & Duluth r. r.
CONNIE chacun lie salt, c'est la
ligue la plus courte entire Duluth,
West Superior. St,-Paul ct Min
neapolis.
Les informations de toutes sortes
sont fourn1es par les agents DIES
billete GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general DIES passengers on encore
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agent
general DIES voyageurs a St. Paul.
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

Dimanche dernier, dams la matt
nee. Mgr Ireland, a%rcheveque de
St-Paul, a administre lie sacrement
de Confirmation a IEgllse Notre-
Dame de Lourdes.
Apres les vepres, cent vingt- cling
Gdeles de rEgtise Ste Clotilde, re-
cevaient q leur tour la troisleme
personne de la Ste Trinit6.
A cette occasion, Mgr Ireland
fit, en- francals, un admirable SER
mon, sur lie sacrement de Contirma
ton.
Eft ce fut, pour tous les fdeles
qui remplissaiant l'Eg|ise, n ]oie
indicible, que d'entendre lie ch=f de
PEglise catholique dams Ia Nord-
Quest, s'exprimer dams notre Ian
que maternelle.
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DECES.

LIE s courant, a 6 heures du soir,
chez M. Laurent Tuscany, mourait
a Page de IS ans, apres une Tongue
ct douloureuse maladie do deux
ans, ct munie DIES Sacrements de
l'Eglise, Nine Louis Riley, d Me-
dina, smur d. Nine Laurent Tus-
cany.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu ven
dredi dernier 4 Hamel Station au
m1lieu dun concours immense de
parents ct d'amjs.
L'oraison funebre fut pronounce
par Il Rev P6re Lauzon.
La definite laisse pour d6plorer
So perte, un mari inconsolable ct
deux enfants an ga1eon de IA ans
ct une file de II ans.
Nos condolences a la famllle
6plor6e.
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KermeSSe.

Une Kermesse, Franco.Ca
dienne-Am6ricalne est en- train de
s'organlser.
Ellie s'ouvrira le 81 courant.
Les membres du comlte sont
MN. Geo. Frenet, j. II. Lesage,
Louis Laram6e, A. G. Labrash,
Charles March=sseau)t, 0. Tessier,
Frank Gorham, T. j. BergeroD,
David Gorham, z. Domaules.
Etant donnee l'activit6 d6ployee
des aujourd'hui par les organise
tours, il ny a pas pombre dun
doute que cette Kermeese sera I'm
success, success d'autant plus a SOU
halter que le but qu'on p%oursuit en-
rorganisant est louable entire tous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

C'est avec lie plus grand bonheur
que nous avons appris la nomina
ton de M. l'abb6 Pettigrew q la
cure d'Osseo.
Oss6o est une DIES plus anciennes
paroisses du diocese. Admirable
ment sita6e a douze miles d'ici,
ellie offre a ses habitants l'avanta-
ge d'ecouler leurs prodults agr1co-
les sur les marches de St-Paul ct
de Minneapolis. Aussi cette pa
roisse est-elle en- pleine prosp6rit6
ct la ligne de tramway 6lectrjque
pro]et6e entire Minneapolis ct Ano-
ka. sillonnant toute la paroisse
d'Oss6o, lui donnera un nouvel es-
sor dams la vote du progress.
Ne, il y a rs ans q Atabaskaville,
P. O., Canada, M. Fable Pettigrew
fit ces Guides a PUniversit6 Laval.
Arrive a Merriam Park au mois
de Septembre 1889, il fut ordonn6
pretre lie 81 Mai 1890, au seminal
re de St Thomas.
Nos lecteurs Sc rappellent Pm
posante c6r6monle qui cut lieu q
rEglise Ste Clo1ilde, lors de la &C.
Iteration de So premiere NESS Ce
jeune pretre, plein de m6rites ct
de vertus, Went de recevoir dams
sa nomination a la cure d'Osseo un
eclatant temoignage de lestime que
lui porte son digne Archeveuue,
Mgr. Ireland.
Nous sommes %persuades que lie
Reverend Pere ne era pas au-des
sous de la mission It DIES devoirs
qui lui incumbent dams Iexercice
du Saint Ministere a Oss6o.
Nos f6licitions s~inc6rement lie
R6vd. Pere Pettigrew de sa nomi-
ton a %l'importante cure d'Oss6o,
ct nous f6llcltons 6galement la pa.
roisse d'Oss6o qui, apres avoir Gu
lie bonheur de poss6der derniere-
ment pour pretrp, 10 Revd. Pere
Dufand a au]ourd'hui celul d'avoir
I'm cure tel que lie Reverend Pere
Pettlgrew.
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FaiteS- VouS enre6iStrer.

Nous ne saurlons trop recon-
mander a nos lecteurs de ne pas
negliger la formalit6, indispensa-
BILE pour pouvoir voter, de st faire
enregistrer.
Les trois jours fixes pour la rem
plir ont etc fixes CONNIE suit.
Mardi dernier, Il courant de 9
heures du matin q Z heures du
soir.
LIE mardi FL courant aux memes
heures ct le mardi % courant de
midi q 9 heures du soir.
N'oubllez pas que CO sont Ia les
trolls seuls jours ct que sans 6tre
enregistres, vous ne pouvez pas
voter.
Les places d'enregistrement ct
de votes ont etc fx6es CONNIE suit:
PREMIER QUARTER.
10 District-l728 Main ST N. b.
% 1920 Marshall St.
n. b.
80 District-lO03 Main st n. 3.
40 Engine House, Ii
Ave. and Main st.
50 District-203 Eighth Ave.
N. E.
60 District-6l8 Marshall st.
n. E..
70 District-4Ol Main ST n. b.
80 -25 Main St. n. E.
80 -35 Central avenue.
TROIsIEME QUARTER.
10 Dietrlct-2229 Second st n.
% -22O6 Aldrich Ave.
50 -l402 Crystal Lake
Ave.
40 District-925 Twentieth Ave
n.
50 District -4O2 Sixteents Ave.
n.
60 District-l7O9 Second ST n.
70 -218 Fourteenth
Ave. n.
80 District -l427 Fourth st N.
80 Washington Ave.
Rink, cor. Tenth Ave. n. and
Washington Ave.
100 District-928 Fifth ST: N.
Ito -1002 Dupont Ave.
N.
l2o District-l320 Sixth Ave N
1910 -6O3 Tvndale Ave
N.
40 District-405 Fourth st. N
$50 Turner Hall. 5tf
Ave. N. and Washington Ave.
NEUvIEME QUARTER.
J lo District-2526 Central Ave
% 1884 Quincy St
n. e.
80 Distr1ct-1103 Adams st. n
r.
!. 40 District-432 Adams SIN. B
SO -456 Monroe st.
60 900 3me Ave. n. 3
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16
Assemble Canadienne- Franchise

Les Canadiens Franeais de- Min
neapo)is sont respectueusement IN
vit6s l'%assist+r a une assemble pu
blique qui aura lieu iundi proclaim,
lie 20 courant, d 8 heures du soir, q
la sale Potvin, au coin de la Ply
mouth ct de la 10 Avenue Nord.
Des diecours seront fats par
PHon. P. B. Winston, MN. Mat.
Gallagher, O.. Tessier, Jos. Eau
bert.
II y aura musique, etc.
LIE Club Winston du 3eme Quar-
tier. j.. FAUBERT,
P. LAFLEUR, President.
Socr6fairn
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

Notre distingu6 compatriote M.
Nelson de St., Paul, fills du o6le-
bre patriotic de 1887, 6tait q MIN
neapolis samedi dernier, ct nous
avons Gu le plaisir de lecevolr ga
visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

HER, Nellie Marie Louise De-
meules file de NJ. z. Demeules, a
pronoEc6 ses v@ux au convent
Villa Maria q Montreal.
Mgr l'Archeveque Fabre, presl-
DAFT cette 1mposante c6r6monie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16
%POLITIQUE.

Samedi proclaim 3 hut heures
du soir, il y aura ASSEMBLED politi-
que chez NJ. Joseph Cousineau,
759 rue Tyler N. E.
Plusieurs orateurs y prendront
la parole.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

M. lie Docteur Canac Marquis a
complement termlne son installa-
ton dams lie Germania Life Insu-
rance Big, de St.-PauI, Oh il occu-
pc les chambres 50, SO ct 81.
II commeccera a pratiquer la Sc
maine prochaine ct null doute que
lie success couronnera les efforts du
DR. Canac Marquis ct le recompen-
sera des sacrifices quill s'est impo-
s6s en- allant passer deux n en-
Europe pour etudier DIES maladles
sp6ciaEes.
Ses heures d'ofice sont de IL q
IL A. M. ct de l a 4 P. M. ct So
residence au Merchants Hotel.
Success a notre Compatible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16
M. T. II. Lucas s'est retire dr
comit6 d'Etat dc PAlliance.

La Tribune de Minneapolis. as
SIRE que lie Minneapolis Journal
s'est vendu au parti d6mocratique
pour $4,000.
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EGHC OH L'oUEST
Church, Fillmore

70 Church, Fillmore.
Street.
50 District-2223 G .ntral Ave.
80 -25l7 Central Ave.
N'oubliez done pas de vous faire
enrpgistrer Ia mardl 81 courant de
9 hrs du matin a Z heures du soir
GU lie mardi %, de midi a 9 heures
du soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

La compagnie 'Ros4 Hills En-,
glish Folly, qui jouera au Pence
Opera la semalne prochaiAe, fat
toujours sale comble, ct est telle
ment connue a Minneapolis quill
ny a pas lombre dun doute q CO
que le success qu'elle y trouvera
sera d1gne de sesprecedents sue
ces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

M. Roger @. Mills qui, il y a
quelques Jours, disait dams le Nord
Quest, tout CO quill jgnorait du ia
riff, a disparu de rhorizon en- tant
q%u'oreteur.
CONNIE il 6tait page 200 dollars
par discours, il est peu probable
quill ait renonc6 volontairemen, a
&c lucratie emploi.
II est plus croyable que lie parti
d6mocratique a JUICE que c'6tait
payer IN peu trop cher les discours
de M. Mills ct quill y a mis- lie
'hola!"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

La rafe organ1s6e par Nine Ed
Gaguon, aura lieu samedi solr l8
courant q huit heures, No. 624,
Ramsey Street n. b
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Bijou Opera House.

lie Fakir est une comedie des
plus attrayantes u 81 lie talent y
est pour quelque chose, il est
certain que cette aimee son success
d4passera celui de l'annee de cniere.
Chacun DIES acteurs a etc choisl
avec le plus grand soln pour rem
plir le role qul lui incombe.
Aussl Y aura-t-ll sale comble
toute la semaine prochaine au Ri
iou Opera House.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

Overture du "hall" Rochefort
coin de la 23a Avenue ct de la Cen
trale n. b. djmanche pro chain a
trois heures.
Plusieurs orateuIs sly faront ELL
tendre.
Tous nos compatriotes sont invi-
tes a etre presents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-10-16

Lundi dernier, les Canadiens-
Francais du 3eme quarter ont or
ganise un autre club Democratic
que appele: lie Club Winston du
3eme QUARTER" Les OFFICERS fu
rent unanimement 6lus CONNIE suit:
Jos. Faubert, President;
0. Dup6r6, ice-President,
P. Lafeur, S%ecretaire.
Reunion du cluq independent di-
manche proclaim q 3 heures au
Germanir Hall, entire la lOo ct lie
Avenue n. 3
Discours en- francais ct en- an
glais.
Tous nos compatriotes sont invi.
ties q y assister.
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M. PAbbe PettigreW.

C'est avec lie plus grand bonheur
que nous avons appris la nomina
ton de M. Fable Pettigrew q la
cure d'Oss6o.
, 1890-02-09
Educational Notes.

Total enrolment in the city schools has
reached S97. Attendances last week,
727.
Mr.. Geo. Cubebec has closed his school
at Archer and moved to Albany county
where he will continue teaching.
MI. Andrew Erickson is giving excel
lent satisfaction at the Farrell school.
The National Education Association
and Council of Education have decided
to holl their next annual convention at
St. Paul. Mimi, July 4 to IL, 1890.
Hon. James H. Garfield of Lawrence.
Kan is president of the association. 1t
is expected that there will be twenty
thousand teachers present from all points
of the union. The Western railroads have
already agreed to give half rates, plus 81
membership fee, to all persons who at
tend, and Eastern and Southern roads
will make low rates which will be an
nounced at an early date.
, 1890-02-09

Perhaps the readers OF THE LEADER
could like to know in what respect Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is better than
any other. We will tell you. When this
Remedy is taken as directed, as soon as a
cold has been contracted, and before it
has become settled in the system, it will
counteract the effect of the cold and
greatly lessen its severity, if not effec.
tually cure the cold in two days time and
it is the only remedy that will do this. 1t
acts in perfect harmony with nature and
aids nature in relieving the lungs, OPEN
ing the secretions. liqueiying the mucus
and causing it's expulsion from the air
cells of the lungs and restoring the sys-
tenn to a strong aud healthy condition.
No other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable properties. No other
will cure a cold as quickly or leave the
system in as sound a condition. so cent
and 81 bottles for sale by B. B. David.
, 1890-02-09

An elaborate amended code of rules
for the government of all Union Pacific
employees will take effect the first of next
month. Printed copies of the new regu-
lations were distributed along the system
three months ago and now the men are
to exhibit their familiarity or lack of ac-
quaintance with the rules before a board of
examiners. As the committee for train
and engine men Superintendent Ryder
has selected Conductors Mills and Hill
lard. who will be assisted by Chief Dis
patcher Stewart. Superintendent Weed
will question members OF the bridge and
building department and Roadmssters DE
laney, McIntee and McMasters will test
the track men.
, 1890-02-09

by purify ing the city election. The man
who would not ~relinquish a days pay
for the privilege of voting two years was
not much of a citizen.
The closing argument was made by
Mr.. kellogg. He had first been opposed
to the poll tax qualification, thinking Of
Franklin attitude on the same question.
Franklin, when Pennsylvania had a SIS
property qualification, said. Surprising
a man has a SIS mule and the animal dies
the day before election, which was the
voter, the man or the mule?" Mr..
Kellogg had changed front when there
was made an appeal for the schools Of
Uinta county. The argument had been
made that Wyoming was too young for
the innovation and that it was extrava.
gance. Can we afford to do without it.
The mass of people demand reform.
The vote was a party one, all the Demo-
Gratis and they alone, supporting MIR.
Burritt's motion. By a unanimous vote
the bill was ordered to engrossment and
third reading.
NEW BILLS.
These bills were introduced and had a
first reading and reference:
Amending the law prescribing the dut-
les of the county superintendent of
schools. Districts may only be formed on
the petition of two thirds Of the electors
of the proposed district and by consent of
a majority of the electors of any district
or districts from which the new one is
formed. By Mr.. Jesurun.
To provide for the uniform valuation of
live stock, having the territorial instead
of the special board fix the value. By
Mr.. Adams.
Separating the offices of territorial liz
brarian and superintendent of public in
struction. By Mr.. Adams.
Repeating the law requiring the deposit
in advance of party to civil action de-
handing Jury trial. By Mr.. Taylor.
Memorial to congress to give honest set
tiers an opportunity to secure land within
a reasonable time when a military reserva-
ton is abandoned. By Mr.. Simpson.
BILLS TO COME.
By Mr.. Schnitger. Creating a board
OF immigration and appropriating money
to carry out the provisions of the bill.
Authorizing incorporated cities or towns
to fund or refund any outstanding in.
debteduess.
, 1890-02-09
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.


The Salt Lake City election occurs to-
morrow.
Thirteen cars of tea composed a fast
freight special which passed east yester-
day.
W. D. Wrighter, formerly OF this
place, has been installed as postmaster at
Sheridan.
A project soon to be earnestly consid-
cred is the construction of a motor line to
Fort Russell.
Helen Blythe, the New York emo
tional actress, will be seen here next Fri.
day in Mothers Lore.
Miss Minnie Gillum, Cheyenne's favor
lite soprano, will sing at the Congrega'
tional church to-day.
The new coal chutes of forty eight
pockets are practically completed. Paint.
ing will commence to morrow.
DR.. McDevitt, of the cathedral at
Denver, will lecture this evening at st.
Mary's cathedral at 7:30 O'Clock.
Ray is the bill for the opera house to
morrow evening, with the ~favorite Mag
gle Mitchell in the title role.
Fair scores were made at the practice
shoot Of Gun Club men yesterday after.
noon. There will be more shooting to-
day.
The Laramie authorities hold an in
quest on every fire. A bill for a law on
this subject is to be introduced in the
legislature.
Mr.. Pullman has but one more founda
ton to build at the new shops. Masonry
for the travelling crane will be made when
the machine arrives.
The supreme court has remanded back
to Albany county the damage case Of
Rudolph Bachman VS.. Maj. Wolcott for
= new trial. Judge Sauley dissented.
Jack Ballentine, the carpenter who cut
two men with a knife the other night,
was taken from Jail BY friends yesterday,
and has gone to Kansas City. his home.
According to the Boomerang the col
ored miners brought out to Dana refuse
to work under the Objectionable screening
system. They are all union men and will
likely return to Ohio.
The store room occupied by s. Kell.
ner, has been leased for a long time by
Alex. Turnbull & Co., furniture dealers
and undertakers. The new firm will take
possession before March Is.
Hon. W. H. Holiday, of Laramie, has
gone to Washington to urge statehood FOL
Wyoming. He has credentials from the
territorial Democratic committee and 8
commission from Governor Warren.
, 1890-02-09

Black Coal. chief OF the 900 Arapahoes
who occupy the Wind River Indian res
~ervstion with an equal number of Sho-
shones, has made q vigorous protest
against the opening of the reservation and
allotment of lands in ~severalty to the In,
dams. Black Coal said to a Nountdinecr
reporter that his people were not yet capa-
bic of supporting themselves. They
may kill me-" he said, but 1 will not
consent to give up the reservation" He
added: They want to get the id In
iuns out of the way" The chief says be
favors schools and the training of the In
dian.into the white mans ways. To
show his sincerity Black Coal allows his
squaw to do no heavy work.
, 1890-02-09
To Our Friends and Patron,

Having disposed of our business in
terests and being about to leave the city.
we desire to express our sincere thanks
to friends and customers for patronage
and favors extended to US during our
business existence in Cheyenne, for our
successors, Messrs. Lohlein & Sigwart,
who are experienced men in the sadjlery
line. we would earnestly bespeak that
same substantial and kind consideration
we have enjoyed at your hands.
J, s. COLLINS & Co.
, 1890-02-09

Two Migrants more desperate than
the ordinary tramp were before Judge
Carroll yesterday. The men were James
Warren and Edward O'Brien, who en-
tered a south side residence and de-
manded food. Their story was that they
were hungry and penniless. Warren and
O'Brien are in jail for fifteen days.
, 1890-02-09

The Alert st. Valentine masquerade is
the attraction for Friday evening.
All arrangements for the ball have been
perfected, and it promises to be a big af-
fair. Costumes may be secured in
the city.
Thursday evening will occur the regular
''2l" club hop and delightful party is
anticipated.
, 1890-02-09

The Rev. W. F. Slocun. Jr., recently
one Of Baltimore's most eloquent pastors.
but now president OF Colorado college. 10.
Gated at Colorado Springs, will preach to-
day in the First Congregational church at
both services. Morning subject: Life
the Source OF Light"
, 1890-02-09
READ
What a CHEYENNE Citizen has to Say
of DIR. Viets.

IoDhom 1t may concern: This is to GER
THY that L am personally acquainted with
DR.. Vets; that he was my family physi-
clan before coming to this place and | can
truthtully say of him that both as a man
as well as a physician he is respected and
honored by all who know him and that
he is fully worthy of the title which his
name bears. His very presence at the
bedside of the sick is always cheering and
and in the administration of his treat
ments for disease, displays wonderful
ability in not only giving immediate re-
lief but also in curing his patients quickly
Knowing what l do of him l most cheer
fully recommend him to the afflicted and
| hope that he may receive patronage sui
icient to Justify him in locating perma-
nently in our city. w. f. LIVELY,
Operator U. P. Ry.
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 3, 1890.
Now is your chance 10 bnv shoe, OF
, 1890-02-09

The Mrs. M. E. Post property on the
southwest corner of Seventeenth and
Capitol avenue was yesterday purchased
by the Interior Land and immigration
company.
, 1890-02-09

Mr.. Fred Sellick's third free organ re-
oital will be given at St. Marks Episco-
pal church Wednesday evening, Feb. II.
commencing at $3.50. Miss Nellie Dwyer
will be the vocalist OF the occasion.
, 1890-02-09

Seeing the great necessity of having
another undertaking establishment in the
city where frst-class work and low prices
are so much needed, we have made ar
rangements with a thoroughly practical
undertaken, funeral director and IN
balmer (of IL years experience at Kan
sas City and Colorado Springs), 10 take
charge of this department which shall
shortly be the finest equipped and best
managed in the city. Any one in want
ofour services will find that we shall give
entire satisfaction both in work and prices.
Alex: Turnbull & Co., Undertakers, Geo.
81. Willard, manager.
, 1890-02-09
A Gallery Re-opened.

Having taken the Capitol avenue
photograph gallery | am prepared to turn
low prices. Call at gallery and examine
work. Carl Either. III Capitol avenue.
, 1890-02-09

Boys, Here's Your ChanceI
Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get you darning, patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-02-09

DR.. Fl. 8. Alley. the %well-known spec
ialIst in female, nervous, skin and genito
urinary diseases, and proprietor of the
Grand Island Sanitarum. will be at the
Normandie hotel Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, Feb. s, 9 and 10. Those
afflicted would do well to consult him.
, 1890-02-09
In the Council.

At the morning session of the council
Mr.. Stotts' bill for the establishment of a
normal school OF Sundance and an agri-
cultural college at Buffalo passed its sec
ond reading and was sent to the engross-
ing clerks.
COMMITTEE OF TIL WHOLE.
The remainder of the session was de-
voted to the consideration of bills in con-
mittee of the whole. House bill ID, re-
lating to changing the name and of cor
porations and increasing the amount of
capital stock, was recommended for pass
age. Council files 20, 81 and %, relat
ing respectively to surrender of %sureties
during vacation. definition of bailable Of
lenses. and the admitting of persons to
bail, were recommended for passage.
Council joint resolution No. I, which
requires the attorney general to prepare
a general revenue bill was recommended
for indefinite postponement, it being the
sense OF the committee hat the resolution
imposed too great an amount of work
upon the official named.
House bill No. Is amending the sec
ton OF the Revised Statutes covering at.
tachments in civil cases, and council sub.
stitute for house bill No. 8. relating to
the appointment of deputy clerks of the
district court, were recommended for
, 1890-02-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At the afternoon session no quorum
was present. Unlike Speaker Reed the
president of the council decided that in
order to transact business there must be
a quorum, and after a recess of an hour
waiting for a quorum as provided by the
rules, the council adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday morning.
, 1890-02-09

WANTED-A girl for general house.
w work Immediately. Apply at this
office.
, 1890-02-09

Now is your chance to buy shoes at
cost at 8. Bon's.
, 1890-02-09

'tor1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.