, 1891-06-02

Cosby Little Paragraphs PICKED Up
Throughout the City.


The supreme court adjourned yesterday
until the llth inst.
The Ladies Relief Corps held a meet
ing last night at Keefe hall.
The district court adjourned yesterday
but will meet to day at 9 o'clock.
Engineer Butler will not transfer his
department to Mr.. Patten until Thurs
day.
Six wagons of emiRrants from Kansas
passed through town yesterday going to
Utah.
Rev. D. L. RAIDER organized a branch
of the Prohibition Alliance at Suudance
last week.
A carload of Dagoes, straight from
Southern Italy, passed through for the
west yesterday.
Harry Rowland got hit in the eye by a
foul tip at the ball game Saturday and
now wears an elegant black eye.
w. T. Buchan IN, D. D. s., will open a
dental Office as soon as suitable rooms can
be obtained and will solicit the patronage
of his old friends.
Nicely furnished rooms on first and
second floors at Whitcomb house. corner
Ferguson n Tweneieth streets. Accom-
mediation frst-class.
Four tramps held up a victim near the
Union Pacific ice house yesterday morn.
ing. The hold-ups were afterwards cap
tured and locked up.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church are preparing for a But
teray Sociable" to be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. o. F. Cowhich June I6.
The people around Chugwater are very
much worried because the cancelling
stamp used in the postofhce says that
Chugwater is in Wyoming territory in
stead of state.
On application OF the sheriff of Albany
county Governor Barber yesterday issued
a requisitiOn for Thos. Morrissey, who is
under arrest in Montana. Morrissey is
wanted for grand larceny.
L. f. Wells. proprietor OF the Saddle
Rock. yesterday received a telegram In
forming him of the death of his mother
in Chicago. She was so years of age and
had been sick for some time.
Fish Commissioner Schnitger was in
town Yesterday to see what the Laramie
county commissioners wished to do with
100000 fish which he had ready to turn
loose in the streams of this county.
In the second accident at the viaduct
the men were all lucky enough to get
away without being injured. Five men
were lifting up Rirder to put in place
when the rope which supported it broke
and it fell in their midst without hurting
any of them.
Parker Filiebrown's father, mother and
sister called to see him yesterday. The
visitors were very much affected by the
interview, but the young man cheered
them up, saying that he had no fear but
that he would be acquitted when all OF
the facts in the case were known,
Alex. McGregor, who at one time was
general road master between here and
North Platte, with two friends, A. Parks
and @. Walker, passed through Chey-
enne on their way homeIfrom the northern
part of the state to Pueblo. Mr.. Nc
Gregor Is now assistant superintendent of
the Denver and Rio GIande.
Fred Chafin. Will Rrshcl and Otto
Snyder went out on their wheels to
Hord's ranch on Saturday afternoon.
Jim Jillich chlperoned the party, doing
his travelling in a buggy. The party
slept Saturday night in a hay NOV, but
they have no complaint on that score, be-
ing well satisfied too that they survived
Rishels efforts as a short order cook.
Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
lea will cure you.