, 1890-11-05

Dean Hart is soon 10 lecture at Lara
ME.
Co. E, W. N. G.. is forming at Greer
River.
Hermann's company played at Rock
Springs last night.
The Cheyenne Guards will elect a new
captain Friday night.
Poll books and ballot boxes will be sent
to outside precincts today.
J. NJ. Tompkins is about to buy a de-
posit OF abestos near Casper.
Asa 0O-in-sight poker game was on
the other night in a Buffalo saloon.
Rev. RAIDER returned from IVA yester-
tsrday and leaves for Sudance today.
Word comes from Buffalo that the
Bald Mountain district is closed till April.
All fire companies except the Alerts
meet tonight, the Alerts tomorrow night.
The mining convention mass meeting
will ~reconvene at the city hall this even
ing.
R. W. Breckons was yesterday COM
nissioned a notary public fer Laramie
county.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion. They 90 to Lagrange tomorrow on
road business.
About $50. 900 pounds Of merchandise
is at Rawlins waiting shipment to Lander
and Washakie.
Pnospeotors have appeared on Bad
water, near Lost Cabin, and found gold in
the sands of that stream.
Thoo. Menges Yesterday sold the north
hli of block IL, Holdrege addition, to
Geo, F. lnman for $3.50.
Ladies' fine kid shoes Sl.75; large size
dust pan 20 cents, nice line Of chiuaware
Just received. Black Flag.
c. W. Eads has succeeded in interest
ing men OF money In his silver properties
in the mountains of Natrona county.
Fine paper adorns the walls and adds
Ittractiveness to the windowsin snnounc-
ing the Newton Beers engagement for
next week.
F.. A. Falkenburg, head consul of the
Modern Woo1men, desires to meet mem
bers Of Cheyenne Camp at Knights OF
PTthias hall tonight
John Mitchell, a well known painter in
Cheyenne, and Miss Elizabeth Owens Of
Denver were united in the holy bonds last
evening by Father Nugent.
The town band at Sundauce has incor-
pOated with a capital of 5000. They
will deal in realty with the object of ultI-
matelY building an opera house.
The amount of this years taxes that
has already been raid in Fremont county
IS nearly three times the amount that had
been paid in last wear at this time.
The Uunlon Pacific has ordered all prl-
Vlte buildings off the right of way at
Laramie. Local officials are fearful that
the structures will be fred by sparks.
The fourth annual ball in commemora-
ton Of the discovery of the Deer creek
coal mines will occur in Padden's opera
house, at Glenrock, on the night of the
Sth inst.
A private letter from California says
the body of little John Collins, son Of
Banker Collins, was found sixty miles
down the coast from the point at which
the drowning accident occurred.
The Fremont county officers chosen a,
tho last election will give a complimentary
BANQUET and ball to their constituents and
Trends at Lander on the 7th inst. THE
LEADER acknowledges an invitation.
The American Oil company near New
castle has completed asses sment work for
this year and is now putting down
two deep holes on section thirty-six. The
capaeity of the machinery is from 600 to
100 feet.
The Derrick says Secretary r. D. Kath.
tena and other members of the Powder
river Petroleum company are expected to
reach Casper, Nov. I. and visit the com.
pany's lands with a view to putting 10 a
hg and sinking n well yet this fall.
There is no caudy in the world equa'
70 duyler's. The ouly place to get it in
O0HEnAnA $50 IL