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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-27

wy finansowe parafi polskich,
do przepisywania nowych praw.
szczegolnie do posadzania
ryczaltem cafego polskiego du-
chowienstwa O przeniewlerstwa
a wtasclwie O proste kradze-
ME parafialnych funduszow?
Kto jest sedzia rzadca W pa
rafii: ksiqdz i Biskup, czy ia
kie Dedzne plsmaki cd Zgody?
Dzieki Bogu! Jeszcze laden
ksiadz polski 'nie uciekf z ka-
So do Kanady II pewnie ME
uciecze! [ to oni nazywaja po-
stepowaniem konstytucyjnem,
wedlug ,jawnej" konstytucyi.
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klucza re Zwiazku kazdego
czfonla, ktoryby nalezal do
stowarzyszen ta]nych, przez
Kosci6f potepionych. Jest zas
przecie faktem notorycznym,
ze ME tylko Gale naczelnictwo
Zwiqzku z ma1ym wyjatklem,
Jest masonskie, ale po CRU
pach wiele Jest n:asonow: Tenn
plaryuszow, Druidow, Cd Eel
lowsow - Elk6w, Pythiaszow
i t. d.
Zgoda iednak ten paragraf
bardzo pieknie ma swoia stro-
ne ttomaczy: ,Ogof Zwiazku,
plsze ona - ME jest odpowie-
dzialnym "a to, 2e cz1onkowie
naleza do loz. masonsklch, b o
oni pu b | c znie e ja-
W n e ego n ie o k a
uja".
Lecz dosyc tego. Wiemy
teraz czego sic trzymac. Saml
wyznali, ze Zwiazek ME jest
katolickim, a Art. III konsty.
tucyi to tylko plaszczyk obfu'
dy, raz do nieobierania z re.
ligii nikogo, drugl raz do To-
vienna W swe masohsKie sic.
ci nieswladomych.
Cd nie)akiegos czasu zacze
10 pc gazetach polskich poku
towac zywa poiemisa 0 o4pu
stach - o kwesty, nader wa
znej, jak Ia post!! Ktoby, sis
byt spodzlewaf, ze tn rn1edz,
nami tylu wytrawnych i gte
bokich teologow! Jedni wie'
utrzymu)a, 2e ME ma odpu
stow, bo sic dokumenta cd
pustowe W Rzymie spa|ilJ'
Drudzy twierdza, ze odpust,
sa, be ]e jacyS zakonnicv u
ratowali ogn,a i t. d
W tax gorace] kontrowersyi
czego tu sic prosta publlcz
nose trzymaG ma. Go do mas
to my jestesmy zawsze q
zdanieln starych j wytrawnyc]
teolog6w, co to iu& nie ma .je
dnvm byli odpuscle, takin
jest bez watpienia W. O. Rasz
kiewicz W Otis Ind.) ex
gwardyan 0. O. Reformatow
On to przecie, iako byly gwar
dyan ME jednego W Prusiec1
Edasztoru, ME ]eden wypra
will odpust. On vie dobrze c.
odpush, co kiermasz, a co rus
Xxi prasnik. On doswiadcze
|Eia vie, 2e pa dobrym odpuS
Gle naleaa sic ksIezom flax
= ha kiermaszu rogale
ma ruskim prasniku pierogi 2
l|serem. Czy ci teologcwie POI
! skich gazet zapomnieh juz
ldsmiodniowym odpuscie, ktd
ry wyprawlt ks. John podcza
:, sejmu W Buffalo, dla same
zwiazkowej snietankl?
i Trzeba takae 10 amerykah
sklcl' sprawach czasem wspo
mnac. Wiadomo wszystkim, 4
aperykanskle Ladies, prom
/ lenlwe a zbytkowne, nlenawl
;idza domoweJ piracy Bogac7k
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
Alb. FRANK & CO..
Wholesale GYGGerS,
San Antonio, Texas.
Personal Notes.

CT, H. =;
., .oEls r. I'"Icn' Oh Eagle ass / III
~.
r,W,Nt'.rdiI' "'''o'i' u '7'' i-'"'S " wv
"a. ,-..,. uo,,o,,
r. I. COOK, Oh 'Ie NeS zone I9l''"'
II" county, - ~ '''c ~ I' lloo' :,
rom SheI'oll' OF E"cihai; II d.
the 81. Leonard lrolu r"rV N"''"'
W. r. HUH, OF LockhArt, Stops Al
!he southern.
u. p. Fullerton and wife, Of New
York. are at the Menger.
J. NJ. DietIen bach j. at the Menger
from oaoinas, Mexico.
Mrs A. Il. Hoke, of Chicago, is at
the Menger.
= NJ (,oora of ridden REGISTERS AT
the ST. Leonard.
W. n NInrra~ ~, LInre.vi1,a i. r.c-
istercG NJ Iha & I,.onard
w., :, r,.... ..,,v.,.,I,ur,. y
> T. d W. y, Wv, '1''
- - " S'''9' VI '''0 ~"
Mrs. ernon DrInkaId, OF hoinaH-
EI''e, .>'''. Is " guest " 'I'S '''', '''' H.
Herbert /0Ik, OF Mason, Is IN inc
city.
J. VI. Garcia i in the city from
Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
4 New Industry.

Uncle John Wilson, the well known
stockmam, j. bewailing the loss Of his
valuable dog, winch he has sine"
learned has been stolen and shipped
to California, along with other VaIu-
abe dogs belonging to our citizens.
Parties who seem to have been max
ing a regular business of stealing and
shipping away valuable dogs and
costly game chickens, have recently
been in our city, and have been
"spotled' but could not be arrested,
as evidence did not accumulate rapid
~ enough ere they skipped. 1t was
at first thought that Mr. Maverick 5
81 Bernard was among the number
stolen, as it has long been missing,
but he mas recovered it. having found
it in the possession Of Mrs. ReiIringer,
who has varied number of animal
pets at her residence ON South Alamo
street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
You Can Bet on 1t.

Mr.. +. f. Collins, of the Collins
Manufacturing company of Fort
Worth and San Antonio, again comes
before the public and guarantees to
be the friend of the stockman farmer,
gardener and everybody else who
needs water getting machinery, wInd-
mills, pumps, pumping-jacks, tanks,
watts or piping. He has an immense
stock Of fixtures and apparatus on
hand at his establishments on HOus-
ron street next to the bridge, and on
st. Ma"y's street has fine black
smith and machine reuair shop, where
heavy a. well as light machinery is
easily handled and other repairing
done. He does all the repairing tor
The Arkansas Pass railway. Call and
zee this large establishment and be-
convinced
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
Real Estate Deals.

Y. J. Devine and William 5 Smith
to \. r. Devine lots ). 4, >
and !; also lot II, block l, Colima
street: price nominal.
=. n. Wolfe to Nina Efltl, lots Is,
block {. Montana street; $3.50.
Mrs. Seguin de Chavez to BartOlO
DelgadO, 40 acres, part estate IgnaciO
Chavez; $50.
H. Heiligmamn to Albert and Alex
J0ske, 10 varas on Alamo street;
81 800.
James A. WOrley to J. b. Warren
lots Is, - and 80, block Is, Lyons
street; Sl5o.
James A. Morley to Mrs. Lula Stew
ems. lot 81, block Is, Lyons street; so.
Mrs. NJ. b. Murphy to Mrs. Hattie
Morrison, lot corner Olive and South
Center streets, $1,000.
George Wagner and wife to Albert
and Alex JOske, lot Oh South Alamo
street, $1,000.
0. 4. Balkan and wife to G. H.
Dean. J NJ. Holman and w. II. Rey-
nOlds, Is acres and small strip adj
joining. ont of survey IS, = - miles
south Of Main plaza, S2lOO.
Ella A MirrieIees to Herman J. NOg-
eler, lot and :, block y, East Com
merCe street, $500.
Jane Davis and others to John and
Lizzie Shut, l%I acres, survey ), Cal
aveYas creek. 500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
The Good Work Continues.

Despite the rain and mud, Evan
gelst Lock hart's meeting at the
Christian church was well attended
last night. At the close OF his ser
mon six persons came forward, made
confession and demanded baptism.
Several were baptised last night and
nine or ten will be baptised at close
of service tonight. Intense interest
prevails. Subject tonight: "ShOrU
Bed and Narrow Covering" All in
yited. Seats free.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
THE JACKS SHOOTING.
All the Stolen Weapons Recovered
and a Boy Arrested.

| All the stolen weapons recovered
| and a Boy Arrested.
The remains ofEddie Jacks, the boy
killed so mysteriOusly Tuesday after
noon, were inferred yesterday after
noon, and the funeral was particu-
larly sad one. Rev. w. w. PinsOn
conducted the services and his re-
marks were very impressive.
The father OF the deceased boy had
not desisted for a moment in his
search for the weapon supposed to
have done the work. His efforts were
rewarded yesterday in finding a
81 caIibre pistol under the steps of his
back door. One chamber was empty
and had been recently fired. This is
the weapon that probably caused the
boys death. 1t was sent to police
headquarters and is one of the piS-
tolls stolen from Mrs. Clifford. Late
last night another and the fourth pis-
toll stolen from Mrs. Clifford, was
found, and a boy, John Cavney, liv-
ing next to the jack residence, was
arrested. This pistol is a IS calibre
British BULLDOG.
John Cavney was released before
justice McAlllSter on q DOnu OF SEOU
to answer to the charge of burglary.
Gus Jacks is also charged with
burglary, and gave bond today. The
two silver watches stolen from the
Clifford residence were recovered,
one from the Cavney boy and one
from under the front gallery of the
Jacks residence.
On the way to police headquarters,
the boy, Gus Jacks. admitted that
while he and his brother were playing
with the weapon it went off, killing
his brother. When asked why he
made his statement at the inquest
Yesterday in which he claimed he did
not know how his brother was killed,
he replied that he was so scared that
he did not wish to tell the truth,
At the inquest this morning the
only testimony taken was that of DR..
Graves, in whose opinion the ball must
have entered from behind. Justice
McAllister, in filling out his verdict, !
was of the opinion that the death !
was accidental.
The boy was placed under bond to
appear tomorrow at his preliminary |
on charge of burglary. !
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
Prominent Insurance President.

Hon. Richard A. McCurdy, presi-
dent Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York, is in the city,
at tie Maverick. He is accompanied
by servant and by his son, Robel t
II. McCurdy, and wife and maid, and
the party is returning home from Il
visit to the City of Mexico, where Mr..
NcCurdy has been on business and
pleasure.
It is said the object of the trip was
for general reorganization and in
spectiou Of the agencies. The party
autographed three day, ahead for
rooms, but were uuahIe to secure
them al the hoIrl they asked, anu
We're accommodated at the Maverick.
lfuhe weather clears, they will prob
ably remain in the city two or three
DAYS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
q Marx
Corner Commerce and Alamo SITS

ready SprinY Taje Their
) filled " and desirable goods.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
Passenger Agents excursion.

A special car containing number
of general passenger agents going to
Mexico to attend the general passen-
ger agents convention will pass San
Antonio today or tomorrow. They
will probably stop day or two in
this city.
They will 90 to Torremn, Mexico,
where they will Join the larger party
from Chicago.
, 1890-01-01
ii. DoNZELMAN.
Attorney General.


Receiving the news at $3.50 yesterday
morning, The LEADER was able to make
but the bare announcement of the death
of Mrs. NJ. +. Brennan.
The demise was shockingly sudden, as
the lady had been i'll but two DAYS and the
sickness was not even considered serious.
Mrs. Brennan leaves a husband, the
blacksmith, and six children, three boys
and three girls, to mourn her loss. The
youngest child is in its third year.
The lady was of an amiable disposition
and was beloved by all who knew her.
Her maiden name was Julia English and
she WAS born at Joliet, Ill, Aug. 4, 1853.
The family removed to Fort Dodge, Iowa,
soon after aud the deceased became Mrs.
Brennan at this place, coming to Cheyenne
in 1882 and living here ever since.
The funeral of Mrs. Brennan will oc-
cur from St. Mary cathedral at 10 o'clock
this morning.
, 1890-01-01
WEALTH FOR MR.. BARR.
The Superintendent One of the Heirs
of a 40 600. 900 Estate.

Before leaving for Omaha Wednesday
MIR. j. NJ. Barr, who resigns the superin.
tendency of this division Of the Union
Pacific to accept a similar position al
Omaha, was the recipient of pleasant
news. He is one of the heirs of the late
Vice President Touzelan, of the Burling,
ton, who was rated at $1,000. 900 aud
who had no family or blood relations.
Mr.. Barr was private secretary to Mr..
Touzelan a few years ago and while to-
gether they formed a strong attachment
for each other. When Albert Barr, now
4 years of age, was christeued, Mr.. Touze.
Ian deposited in a bank 5000 to be paid
with accruing interest to the boy when he
comes of age.
1t is thought Mr.. Bars share of the
big estate will be half a million anyway.
He is deserving the good fortune and is
to be congratulated.
, 1890-01-01
Something Tor The New Year.

The world renowned success of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. and their con-
tInued popularity for over a third of a
century as a stomachic, is scarcely more
wonderful than the welcome that greets
the annual appearance of Hostetter's Ala
mac. This valuable medical treatise is
published by the Hostetter company,
Pittsburg, Pa, under their own immed-
late supervision. employing sixty hands in
that department. They are running
about eleven months in the year on this
work. and the issue of same for 1890 will
not be less than TEN million. printed in
the English, German, French, Welsh,
Norwegian. Swedish, Holland, Bohe-
milan and Spanish languages. Reirr to a
COPY of it for valuable and interesting
reading containing health and numerous
testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. amusement. va
rled information, astronomical ~calcula-
tions and chronological items, &c, which
can be depended on for correctness. The
Almanac for 1890 can be obtained free OF
cost, from druggists and general country
dealers in all parts of the country.
, 1890-01-01
A TIMER For ANDY.
Foreman Clark of Capitol Carpenters
Given a Fine Gold Watch.

Carpenter work on the capitol was
practically completed yesterday and the
event was the occasion of social session
in keeping with the spirit of the season.
The boys presented Foreman Andrew
Clark with a handsome and high priced
gold, watch, carrying this inscription:
Presented to A. Clark by employer and
employees OF the capitol 1890. Many
Happy Years"
Contractor Keefe made the presenta-
ton speech and said so many compliment
airy things about Mr.. Clark that the tall
boss carpenter blushed deeply.
MIR. Clark responded that he had
treated the men over whom he had been
placed the best he knew how under all cir
cumstances. In following out the instruc
ions of the contractor he had insisted on
fIst-class and honest workmanship ami it
had been secured by being courteous to
the men.
JAS. p. Julien, who represents the cap
itol commission at the building. came in
for an elegant m%eerschaum set in an alliga-
tor skin case, There was a beautiful pipe
and cigar and cigarette holders.
Theo. Schwah, the heating apparatus
man who has kept the boys warm since
fall set in, was handed a stunning meer-
schaum cigar holder.
After the presentation the boys in
dulga1 in afraSbman,s
, 1890-01-01
Good Collections.

By far the best showing that will be
made by any county during 1888 is that
of County Treasurer Bergman, who
shows that on the last day of the present
year he had collected 90 per cent of the
1889 tax roll. The original amount was
Sl93, 567.6l, to which there was subse
quently added Sl,066.l6 in additional as
sessments. making a grand total of 1894
633 II. Up to and including Nov. 30,
when the taxes became delinquent, there
had been collected SI7S, 95l Oh. The col.
lectlons during December increased the
amount to $3.50, 7OS. 81, leaving an uncol.
lected balance on the entire roll at this
date.ofSl3,024 sc.
, 1890-01-01
The second Member.

Mortimer Jesurun. member of the
house of representatives of the Eleventh
assembly for Converse county, arrived
from the North yesterday. He is the
second out of town legislator to reach the
capital. Ed. T. David, a foat member
fol- Laramie and Converse counties. was
the first.
Mr.. Jesurun thinks the most import
ant measures for legislative consideration
will be county salaries, stock laws. wild
animal bounty and abolition of the office
of road supervisor.
, 1890-01-01

Ms w. W. Corlett viii Keep open
house at tie Maple Terrace residence from
> to 9 p. m, to-day. She will be as
sisted il receiving by Mrs, Hale, Mrs.
HEATH, Mrs. Ollerenshaw, Mrs. Morgan,
Ms. Potter and Mrs. Breckons.
Mrs. Owen Mckay will receive at her
home, Her assistants will be Mrs. Nc.
CURE, Mrs. Kinney and Mrs. Lynott.
From Q n. M, to 9 p. m
, 1890-01-01
POINTS.

Frank Tillman is here from Rawlins.
Geo. D. Rainsford is in from the
ranch.
Dispatcher f. 7. Dnfey returned to
Laramie yesterday.
Territorial Veterinarian Holcomb has
returned from the North.
United States Marshal Carr and Rev
emu Collector Sitter are in Laramie.
Ed. Lawler is home from the East.
He spent Christmas at his old home at
Parnell, la.
W. Fl. Burns, the new assistant s1per
intendent OF the Nebraska division and +.
X. Griffin, the chief dispatcher, were here
yesterday.
, 1890-01-01

Jay Gould, an educated and babulous
section hand who lights on Cheyenne
about this time every year and annoys the
police until spring arrived on time yes
terday. Jay filled his hide and patrolled
the streets announcing to the public that
it would be d long time before they got
his hide "a the fence He was cor
rallied By an officer and a Justice will hang
his hide on the fence to dav. Trisopera.
n'n will be repeated at irregular but fro.
quelt intervals for the next three months.
, 1890-01-01
The s.2I'' Hop.

The second hop of the ''2l" club oc-
CURED at Keefe hall last evening and was
a really brilliant affair, being attended by
a large plumber of society people. The
party was under the conduct OF these
committees:
Arrangement-E. j. Swalley, w. ID.
Rishel, j. w. Hall. Reception-F. G.
Houghton, G. A. Bon, G. L. Artist.
Floor-H. A. Clarke, A. T. Hale; F.
Ereeland.
, 1890-01-01

The survey for the high line canal of
the Sweetwater Land and Irrigation COM
pany in Carbon county has been finished
so far as the main conduit is concerned.
The canal will be thirty miles long and
$4,000 acres of land will be reclaimed.
Behind the project is the capital and
credit of the Bear River Canal
, 1890-01-01

VIM. r. Tellett writes the Evanston
Chieftdin that wolves killed 100 head of
his sheep during December and that a
neighbor in the wool business lost twenty
three sheep in one night last week. He
says that in riding a few hours a horse
man will always see a number of sheep
that have been killed By wolves or COYOTES.
, 1890-01-01
watched the Year Ont.

Last nights watch meeting at the
Methodist church was well attended.
There was singing and praying and con-
LESSONS Of faith until after midnight.
Revs. Radar and Bright spoke and
aroused a deep religious feeling. At the
twelfth hour there was a pleasant general
exchange of greetings.
, 1890-01-01

Word has been received from Buffalo
that the officials Of johnson county have
sold 400 head of cattle belonging to h.
A Torrey for taxes due that county.
The cattle brought 81 per head and was
purchased by Fred Hess.
Captain Torrey refused to ray taxes be,
cause a portion of his herd ranged on the
Indian reservation. A lawsuit Is pend
ing.
, 1890-01-01
Al Independence Rock,

}. q. Ralston's Pacific Short Line sur
veyiug party working east, completed To-
cation of the grade to Independence Rock
last week. The members of the corps
say that th,y are paid promptly and will
continue In the employ of the ompanv.
, 1890-01-01

Capt. Thompson, who has been in gov
eminent employ here several years, has
been appointed custodian of the aban.
doned For Fred Steele. The position is
f%ttingly conferred.
, 1890-01-01

The Cheyenne Transfer Co. sells the
best Rock Springs coal from the Hopkins
mine and are also agents for the Stewart
coal. Leave orders with }. l.. Murray or
at Marshall Smith & Co.'S, Sixteenth and
Eddy streets.
, 1890-01-01
COUNTY Offices nj The Cnni1nI.

At a meeting of the county commits
sioners yesterday a project to secure
quarters at the capitol for Clerk Freden-
dali and Treasurer Bergman was inform
ally discussed. Ii something of this sort
is not done extensive repairs must be
made at the court house.
, 1890-01-01

Crook county stockmen have syndi-
dicated and will import a pair Of Siber-
ian wolf hounds. The animals will ar
rive SONIC time this month and big wolf
hunt will at once be organized.
, 1890-01-01

Two horse races occurred at Saratoga
last week. The Lyre says Harry Kuyker-
DALI Mack defeated f Lees Rondo and
the latter subsequently bested So il a
dash notable for the close finish. There
is a movement to build a track near Sara
, 1890-01-01
Quail,


The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Cheyenne National bank of Chey-
enne. Wyo., will be held at the bank on
Tuesday, January IA, 1890, at one.thirty
o'clock p. m. for the election of officers
and for the transaction of any other bust
ness which may come before the meeting.
GEORGE l.. BEARD, Cashier,
Cheyenne, Wyo. Dec. -, 1889.
, 1890-01-01

Regular monthly meeting tbEs evening
at 8 p. m, sharp. Election Of officers
and other important business to be tran
sacted. +. LAWYER.
Secretary.
, 1890-01-01
TOWN TALK.
'ssipy Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

J II. Douglas william is i'll in New
8rktS awlins sportmeu will have a circle
.at to-day.
There will be trap shooting at the fair
4. unds this afternoon.
ret our calling cards where they are
itten, 1922 Ferguson street.
Save money by reading s. Kellner's
announcement of this morning.
Fire screen to be ratified at Mrs. Robin
.on' art room, at 1870 O'Clock this even
Ing.
New Year calling cards OF every variety,
beautifully written, at 1922 Ferguson
street.
Byron St. Clair, of Spring Greek,
johnson county, is the newest notary
public.
i At their meeting this evening the va
rious fire companies will hold annual cleo
ions of off .ers.
According to the Evanston Chieftain
there are eighteen inches of snow in the
Bear river valley.
Editor Livingstone, Of the boomerang,
is down east aud Billy Owens is doing
local work on the paper.
Wm. c. Wilson ir.. and Robt. Burk
hardt, of Laramie, have invented a lam
tern destined for use in mines.
Mrs. Fisher, Of Dyer hotel notoriety, is
is repeating her Chicago engagement in a
divorce court at San Francisco.
You will find the dAintest hand painted
scenes on those New Year calling cards
and perfectly written at 1922 Ferguson
street.
The ranch jumping suit will be argued
before Judge Carroll tomorrow. The
property involved is the claim of the
late Newton Bond.
a j. r. johnson, a Kansas attorney who
Scame up here from Pueblo, has INDUCED
In a terrible spree Johnson is a tall man
with a pair of black eyes.
n Governor Warren has e commissioned
nlauiHe Heinz, OF Sundance, a member
Oh the Counties to urge statehood for
Wyoming az ~ Aiugton.
/ ldelman Bros, the progressive whole,
sale liquor and cigar merchants. sent to
y+<EADER Office last evening WITH The
fason's greetings, a box of fine Hava,ss
u GH3rien & L.wler yesterday com.
menced excavanng for 500 feet OF 4 inch
4 main to be laid on Ninth streat, This is
near the new HurI terrace and a hydrant
will be placed.
While here yesterday the male mem
bers of the Emma Juch opera company
INDUCED in a ioothlli game. One Of the
ballet girls took a kick at the sphere and
sent it over the dept.
EssgAs a result of prosecution o: c. h. LIZ
|g7s} a prominent Laramie man, Oh ne
X ge of cattle stealing, Chas. Slau,nter
threatened the life of the defendant
R&*;si Hhas been sent to Jail.
S55F3E| he pump ofthe city water system was
aggtSen a new set of lungs yesterday.
While The operatjsn wa being performed
* the Duraut steaE7ensas held in readiness
for an emerse4y, There was a little
tE2ph fafSing' up the old reliable. The
8tEs33 up, the water went down and
, 1890-01-01

&c largest stock OF fine brAndies. old
WHISTLES, choice ~iiqueurs and super6ue
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1890-01-01

Mrs. A. Martin and family desire to
express their heartfelt thanks to tie
many kind friends who aided Them. by
word and deed, in their recent bereave-
ment.
, 1890-01-01
Where TO Find Them.

REGARDLESS of prices:
listers and overcoats,
Suits in endless variety,
Underwear and gloves,
Trunks and v%alises,
Neckwear.
Which will be sold to insure their sale.
Call at |. GREENTREE's,
Sixteenth, near Eddy.
, 1890-01-01
Here's Your Chance!

y to get way up work done.
|ce; your darning, patching and
FSed on without extra charge.
|HEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1890-01-01

The hot vapor baths as given by DR..
q. Is. Nj. Free at the Normandie will re
lieve and cut short the influenza and all
colds"
, 1890-01-01
The Shooting Tournament.

A meeting of all shooters and others
in'es9sled in the June tournament of the
Rocky Mountain S~portsmen's Association,
Is csi,eed tor this evening at Bergersen's