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, 1892-03-02
A Trip Through Mexico.

Supt. Wurtele and Associate Justice
Merrell OF the supreme court will leave
this afternoon on a trip of a months
duration. They will go in Supt. Wur-
tele's private car clear through to Vera
Cruz, stopping by the way at every point
of interest which attracts them. 1t will
undoubtedly be a very pleasant trip, made
at a peculiarly pleasant season OF the year
SO far as Mexico Is concerned. Supt.
Wurtele's duties on the road will be per-
formed by Asst. Supt. Malloy, while all
Of the Office duties will be in charge Of
Chief Clerk Anderson.
, 1892-03-02
Notice to Miners.

Notice is hereby given that on Thurs,
day, March 3. 1892, at the hour of II
o'clock noon there will be a meeting
Wyoming, for the purpose of organizing
a mining district, establishing boundary
lines and adopting laws to govern the
same. All parties interested are requested
to be present. Signed: ID. p. Steadman,
Thomas Lenox, James Adams. II. Il.
Talbert, M. T. Benham, James Meal
eavey. John A. Semour. Martha Fergu-
son, Georgiana Sheahan. j. NJ. File
brown. j. B. Innis, Timothy Farrell,
Mary Farrell.
, 1892-03-02
CALL
For a Democratic State Convention
OFFICE OF THE
STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL

OFFICE OF H
STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE,
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. %, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a state Democratic convention held at
Douglas, Wyo., on the 18th day of April,
1892, at the hour of 7 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of selecting SIX delegates and
six alternates to the national Democratic
convention to be held at Chicago, ILL.,,
June 81, 1892, aud also for the purpose
of choosing a state Democratic central
committee for the ensuing term, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before it. The appor-
tionment of delegates to said convention
to the several counties shall be as follows;
Albany county, eight 81 delegates.
Carbon county, seven 90 delegates.
Converse county, four az delegates.
Crook county, four (4) delegates.
Fremont county. four (4) delegates.
johnson county. four az delegates.
Laramie county, twelve Q2) delegates.
Natrona county, two ~ delegates.
Sheridan county, four () delegates.
Sweetwater county. six (6) delegates.
Ulnta county. seven ~ delegates.
Weston county, three ~ delegates.
Total, sixty-five.
Especial attention is called to the fol-
lowing resolution, adopted by the state
Democratic central committee:
Resolped, That this committee recon-
mend to the several county conventions to
consider and act upon propositions to reg
ulate or abolish the proxy system or to
limit representations by proxy to resi-
dents of the county or district repre-
scented. LOUIS j. PALMER.
Secretary Pro Tenn.
, 1892-03-02
A Market

Some time during the early morn
ing hours a burglary was com.
mitted at Thomas Bros meat market.
Entrance was effected by breaking a big
pane of glass in the front door. The
place was ransacked, after which the
burglar took the cash register aud es-
capped by the rear entrance. The register,
badly hammered, was found in front of
the Presbyterian church. 1t had con
tanned $3.40 and this amount was, OF
course, missing.
, 1892-03-02
IT WILL COST.
Estimates Of the Necessary Munich
pal Expenses This Year.
They Foot Up to the Respectable
Total of $72, 800.
Henry Harrington Elected President
of the Council.

The city council met in regular session
last evening with Mayor Bresnahen pre-
siding. CITY Attorney Campbell and City
Clerk Dana at their accustomed desks and
Councilman Bond. Hellman. Talbot, bar
r;noton Bristol and Post present. Conn
Gilman Richardson and Reel were the
onlv .bsentees
After roll cal, and soma minor %rontine
WORK ,be connc;, mill began IN grind in
earnest
TIL. c;,v clerk mas ~au,bor,zed to adver-
t;so bids for Tho building Of a c;tv reser.
v;or and reno,t the same at the NEXT
-oorI.r mas,;no ot the council Thu esti.
m.,ed COS, Of sncb q reservoir ia some.
,b;no Tke h s65
A oorrI. of na,;,;,ns wora raoo;ved
, 1892-03-02
Outlook for the Rockies
fOmaha Bee,1

Gold Hill. Wyo.. may not enjoy the
rush of miners and spectators expert
enced BY Creede, Colo. land perhaps there
will be no real estate boom there, but the
reports continue encouraging for the de-
velopment of steady bullion producing
camp. The prospect for a general revival
of interest in the mining industry through
out the country is bright. Unless the in
dications are deceptive this will be a phe-
nomenal season In the camps Of the Rock
les.
, 1892-03-02
A Handsome Bit of Work.

DR.. John +. Carey is the happy pos
SCISSOR of q handsome oil painting of his
Horse creek ranch and its surroundings.
The scene itself is very beautiful, with its
lake in the foreground, its handsome resi-
dence and outbuildings. with the low line
of Horse creek hills in the back ground.
The work was daintily done by Mrs. DR..
Carey.
, 1892-03-02

The great majority Of so-called cough
cures do little more than impair the
digestive functions and create bile.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. on the contrary.
while it cures the cough, does not inter
fere with either stomach or liver.
, 1892-03-02
DON'T YOU RELIEVE 1T.

The war is not yet over but we are busy
selling groceries and haven't time to
write up advertisements nor can we sell
groceries cheap and support all the news
papers, so send IN your orders.
A. UNDERWOOD & Bro.
, 1892-03-02
water Rights Contest.

Water Commissioner Johnston yester-
day heard the evidence in 8 water contest
case in which John A. Macarthur was the
contestant and II. M. 8. Woodyer was
the eontestee. The evidence was taken
by a s~tenographer and will go before the
commission at its next regular meeting.
, 1892-03-02

Councilman Bond moved to make the
Sun the official paper of the. city. The
motion was carried by a party vote.
On account of the new appropriations
the council decided hat City Treasurer
Parshall should give an additional bond of
$4,000, his present bond being $4,000.
The resolution providing for the side
walks of the city being cleaned was de-
feated.
Henry Harrington was elected presi-
dent of the city council. After some I'M
necessary tits among the members, the
council adjourned.
, 1892-03-02

Iae largest stock of fine b sniies. old
Whistles, choice Hqsclrs AMI JupeIine
cigars Ut Heorge Masten's vol KIN WI
house, corner Sixteenth and ferguson
, 1892-03-02
Five Dollars Given Away

at the weekly drawing of the Cheyenne
Steam Laundry. Each fifty cents In
laundry work gets a ticket for one chance
for S. in furnishing goods OF iewelry.
Free mending for single men.
, 1892-03-02

Furniture for four-room house, been
used a little over a year. For particulars
address III. D., care Leader.
, 1892-03-02

Call at the BURLINGTON depot and get q
pack of Burlington Route playing cards.
Only 10 cents 3 deck.
, 1892-03-02

& Historical Dept; chsvenne. vvo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HESss E. DixEr IN raE SOLICITOR.
Henry +. Dixey Of "Adonis" fame will
make his first appearance in Gardiner. next
fuesdsy evening March LAT, at Johnson .
Opera house 10 . legitimate comedy. Nj
Dixey's venture into the field of comedy
has met with the most gratifying results
His plays are delightful modern comedies
OF the Wyndhsm order, sparkling with wit
aud humor, bubbling over with merriment
they met with the hearties st
welcome 10 New York, were greatly
praised by the press. the public gave sub.
s.sn,iai endorsement By crow ding the theatre
every night during their engagement Mr..
Dlxey has future Of comic usefulness and
IN this work gives genuine evidence ths. he
mas opportunity to chow his art in the roll
licking ssy and spfighsly activity Of ,hs
musi0g advocate Of the law aud ia Tie
solicitor he shows more conspicuousIy
the genuine talent Of versatility which hs'
50 Characterized his Efforts in the past
Preceding The Solicitor the bright new
petite comedy Of "A Tangled Skein' viii
be given. Tickets will be GA sale al
BlAnchsrd's, Gardner, and Augusta parties
desiring seats should address him.
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About joOsmAll vessels. ,loop ~ schooner
r,,,,y.J and VARYING lA size from i've to
tvytntv-tive tons. are G.. gagged IN gathering
snout-es in the Bahamas. The gathering
and nreparing for market gives employ
,,sf,t fn5 GOn or {; 900 people OF whom All nut
th, sbipowners, brokers and shippers are
bI,ck neoplc. The hands on the boats 90
an shares, and seldom make $50 per gear
Will, those who handle them On shore get
fr,p, fif.v cents to severity five cents ter
~ which gives them a t0icrahie ilvint
there. They use u water glass TO scare"
~, bottom, for them. aud then with Il houN
,rt1,.bad to A long pole they pick up tine
,.,r,,..st leaving the smaller ones 10 grow
nr,,is,iuu has been tried. but it brought mp
A. dastr,ya,i the smaller ones and WITS
r,,inir,. the beds. and an act WIS passed
t,rhidlJin., it After they are brought NJ
,bev must be exposed 70 the san for the
,ni,raItot,ie and decay. during which proc
sss he odor j. more strong than pleasant.
~. ..,.ssoI ,,sunIlv goes TO the shore once a
week to unload .,
Then the sponges are pm INTO iVSfS'
b,,il, in the water in so,tie sheltered paF'
Of the bay. where they must ','N 'tO.'
e. davs to n week. after which they niu>'
be taken out and beaten with sticks 70 ft
move tbe decaved matter which cover
them. the last particles being feii'N0' %
,v-,sh;n, after beating They are now read!
| for market The crop 81 ~ VIZ o'e'
900 $50 pounds, valued At SS''S't OF ""'S'
| the United States TOOK ''N''" i"uiH'9
I'll a, ss3s 600 The Sponge> from tn'
easter Mediterranean are eenshier'7' oeste
| fban the West Iwiian >lsnsc>, i'-in'
isnIEN
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Fred Brown is on. after 8 severe sick
ness
Mr.. W. II. Charles Of Rome, vas 10 the
city yesterday.
Chas. D. Wood of Winthrop. was in the
city yesterday.
James B. Drake, Esq, of Bath WAS al
the Augusta house Thursday.
Ex-Councillor Lord was at the State
House yesterday on business.
Deputy Sheriff Hiram Gilman Of Mount
Vernon, WAS il town yesterday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Pullen went to Bangor to
~itnss. the presentation of Living Whist.
R5v. Mr.. BeenAn, rector OF Chrihs
church, Gardiner, WAS in the city yesteI
day
Mr.. A. W Food Of Wsterville WAS in
the city yesterday and visited the State
House.
f. c. Staples and wife and Mics Bernice
Staples OF Old Orchard were At the Augusta
house yesterday.
Samuel f. Smith and NJ. II. $. Rogers,
selea,men OF Lt:htisld. were visiting the
State House Thursisy.
LAB Pitcher of F.rmingdale AMI Mar
lin Webbsr Of Chins, were among Ye,ter-
d.,'s visitors to the c.ty.
Mr.. J. II. B:idge Of Boston, who has
bsen here for few days on visit to hi'
father lief, yesterday for Florida on h'h
ing trip.
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STATE NEWS.
Waldo

TIE sprnx TEN OF Free H'sh scaooi
opensd on the IL Ii i1sI. With 80 scho'&' D
MIR. 5 W Peabody i, principal. ne pr
mary depart sen, is taught b. Niss on!s
G.ud-Ai uaususl smou OF LUMBER Is
n4i , h.u,oi 10 be mtout,c ed 81 wv
Moulsou mill.
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Deputy Sheriff Tibbe,ts Of Belgrade AZ
rested en- The street here yesterday boy BY
the name Of Willie Gould. whose parenss
live ia this city. but who for some time
past has liv.d with Mr.. Samuel Davis Of
Belgrade, from whom he stole. about three
weeks ago, $50 ard ran away. The boy
'etmsd quite uucoacerned at The turn az
fairs had taken AID WAS quite tree to tell of
hi, theft and how he had open. the
money. He .sys he ver. down to
Bangor on visit, ard Of all tie money
he had speat he bad to th1w bu.ap,ir O.
rubber boots suu several pairs Of stockings
that he had bought. He says thu, he pu:-
chased pair Of .hoes but gave them away
lie also bcughss gun for 81 and thea
snapped it for q watch, which he after
"a'ts sold for 30 cents. Asa ananCier be
hs failure, sad ss IN BIO 1est boy be is still
greater failure. He i, about 10 years ole
AID those who know him test predict . bs(
future for hun.
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Such can be said OF the immense crowd
who have secured the rare bargains ST
the Boston Boot and Shoe Store during
our closing-out sale.
We have sold about one-hslf of the
W. r. Stone stock which we bought
January 50, and We shall continue the
great slaughter in prices until the entire
stock is sold, together with our stock Of
winter Roots. Shoes and Ruhbers.
Remember two things That our goods
are not shop worn, but are reliable
grades and are the same rs have been
Sold in Augusta 10 the best trade the
past season. The last and most import
ant TO remember, is that our goods are
not damaged or under any consideration
will they be misreprcsented 10 any Gus
toner and anything that does not
prove as we represent, we shall he in
Augusta 10 make good And you can
lind US st the Old and Reliable Boston
Boot and Shoe Store, four doors north
of Cony House
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MARKED down SALE
Just the thing for Tea Gowns

). Lots of Gimps and Rraids in
short lengths at one-half the regular
price to close.
6. &c in Plaid, Soc quality, now
32lc per yd.
:. So inch Checks att &c per yd.
are extra values.
s. Flannelettcs l2!c quality. now
Sc per yd,
.. Plush Newmarkets former price
$4,000 and $40 90, now $40 The
New Price sreaks louder than any
thing else.
TO- Fur Trimmed Garments at al
most your own price. We have less
than | doz. and they can't last long
at the extremely low price made.
II. Seal Plush Jacket size SO. for
mer price s2J, now only SO. This
new price will give an idea OF the
other values.
T. Fur capes, iormeraprice 81
and $40, now reduced to less than
half price.
Now would be a good time fol
housekeepers to buy White Blankets
at prices lower than ever We don't
wish to pack them away
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Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN etfectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing 90 the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al aid h17s made i tx uost
Popniar rameae know
-yr1p = 2Iel is fcr .s1s :. Sc
at 81 co.--a. By all leading drug
glstA ANY rsllsb.s Druggist sho
Eahy NOT h1ss Il n hsnd VII pro-
cure i promptly for gay ore who
~'shes 70 tag it Ia nct aoospt Any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA fit SXRup co.
SAN fsAsctsc0 ca.
LOUISVILLE. kY ys!y rock ~
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A GUESTS GRIEVANCE.
A. Related by aNtctim of the Fussy Host
css Who l. Bent on Entertaining, one.

A. Related hyaNtctIlu of the Fu,sy Host
css who /, Bent on Entertaining one.
II il il fruetbat van meyer thnrouphIv
know vntr women friends tilI thev come 10
stay i'm yoar house. il j. likewise nnder,iable
that even the friend Of yo1r bosom will de-
velhp urdreanrl of domestic virtues and
vices hen Won become the REGIMENT of her
hospitality Ha,c yqu.ncvar, for instance.
t.,.,, tb.. ,.f,t,, o. a.,a,t;o,
- IL. -,
% 81 '"73s - wa" " - '',n' on enter
"uu'tE N''. ti'Ppi'N' ms mss oil pore
who even eNIrhdH her N"'lItUle to.press-
60 go, al ., ,.g,, H.. l..,,,,,,,,;,r,
more r,re..pi ~. i.,,... ,}..,, jntima il
will he as c,rIn,t .., Inc. ,i,,,in Meanwhile.
here is Il -rt..,.f. sketch al The. burden.
Tram, b,.u..tu nlttuc we arrIy, at fif-
teen minGt,., befor. the dinner hour We
note that the mister and mistress of the
nous. are in -vpu!u.. garments. He con
sidrr-S heinz late for dinner The unu.irtIou-
able SIN W.. think with despair of our
necessary l.upnctt np and arranging. while
Dur hostess waste, i've of the precious fl
trri. minute, in making what she considers
proper mquirirs "Why the train was
latc9 If We didn't find it, very coldg" etc,
and 1T length asks If We would ike to see
orr room
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Voting on the Sewing Maching.

The vo,ias on the sewing mschioc up to
P. NJ. Thursday stood as follows
Rev c +. Penney, ~
- j. + LelAn0, ~
" Ira @. Ross, y
=, j NJ WJmaD, y
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ALONG THE WAY.
Pain Killer not His Drink-The Re.
,arter-A Life with q Sermon in II,

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induced here If you really have intor-
nation 10 give, either give it chserfuIly
and frsrk'y OF refuse with Hsmness, but
1oh' ny p' sny
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A PiRENEN's MUSTER.
Augusta the Place for Holding It-sene
Suggestions Regarding the PROPOSE.
ton.

Augusta 10 the the place for holding ii,
next hrenen's muster, 1 believe ssit II
Ola fireman ios Journal reporse. Jester
cay and there 10 . movement on foo,
Tor having one Ia this city on the Fourth Of
July ia connection with srossing a the
park
Tie reporter little later had 4 CONVEX.
saslon With Chief Engineer More concern.
ing this matter Of mus,er for tie fremsp
OF The State. He sid at once that . move
had been made in thss direction, and /; nov
seemed would be successful.
III the muster 10 held here, AL hope Il
viii be. added the marshal, 81 shall have
some suggestions 70 make CONCERNING the
eontesss, that viii, think, be Of area, ss
vantage. For instance. would have all
the teams that run use one hose casrisss.
and they need NOT bring any With them bu,
use one OF ours. To make this perfectly
fAir the local teams voultn, cempete With
the visiting leans. the former then bsIn.
On equal terms in using the hose carriage
provided. Then after they run there could
be contest between the local teams, and
the IL Judges be selected from among the
members Of the visiting teams
All professional runners would be sx.
Guided. ard to assist In doing 30 | would
suggest that the teams be not drawn I'D In
hne to await the signal for running, but
knowing the order in which they are to run,
having drawn lots for 80 doing, they be in
the near vicinity Of the carriage and start
from smons the crowd ct q given signal,
and taking the carriage make . dry rug.
That would be good ties. Of their qualities
IS fireman. I never believed in having the
msn drawn up 10 line for the run when the
signal Is given. There should bes test o.
the freme n . ability to assemble abou. the
carrisgs quickly, the same as 10 practical
work when an alarm Of FIRE il heard"
Yes, favor the dry run. - when there
10 wet iun the first team has 9 little sd-
vantage by reason Of the srour being wet
when the other companies CONS on to luo
Where would the contest be heidi
II should favor holding i: at the park
where there is . frss-class track on which
to run, snd in connection With horse trot,ing
during the day. know Of no more suit
abls lime and plsce for holding success
full muster
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Iiie0.



F4aso'-Feb. is, L vida BIsisdeu. y id,s of the
AZ 10 lam Mai ,deli, aged s1y- ?. ana Q IN iaths
rep a. FL lab Speacer. ~ ~ years ana
Henth iteb. q. Wealthy. widow OF the late Capi
=. Neniw Jrtn, 4 ed IS years.
CAm-i-reb q. Mrs. Susan =, vidos OF the
lA'e Albert Baru-lt, Of East Nes. or, aged 40
years and montas
corinth-Hb. "A. Mrs. Sa nue. Cressey, aged 70
years.
sh'iwater-F,b. 50, Marx Cannon: Charles
Pitear-
peH'r'-S.h Is, Mrs. David Gilman. = Cd G.
s~.rs;tre, =, Mrs. u. Netiresor, aged 20 years
hAeiei-feb IL. George Oak, ssed IS yesrs.
years
FRANKLIN.
years.
WASHINGTON.
monihs
Caller-F,b II. Horstio Mason. aGet $.
years
h.rfinstou Feb l. Mrs. Rh,ds. vi e ef Mo
Nash, ag.d 20 Years, krs. su'ao, wifi ei
eaps MARI 4. Dyer.
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very pleasant patty ASS mbitd ia the
parlors Of Mr.. ard Mrs. +. II. Beale's resi-
denee on Spring street last evening. the &C
cs,ion being Il he Fate Ssci.ble,' given
under the auspices Of the Non Partisan Us.
IL, indeed dill cult o d, iine tie mysteries
Of Fate Socisble. but they are very eL-
i>,sbls. not outstanding. Att given zig
nal the company entered A room before
closed, where the three Sibyls await them,
where the tstss OF thair future
we're sbou. - be divage1. The
thrill that mystery txcites is net wanting
and each was given neat little card, pre-
'umsely leaf from s new edition Of 'he
sioylline books. il was read with eagerness
and amusement. Following the disiriou
ton Of fs,es the company sgsin repaired to
The psrlors where musical entertainment,
was afforded. ils,rumental music was
furni,bed BY Miss Carrie LIE Prohon, .
Duet by Mrs Cunningham and Miss Hf.
rio and singing by Miss Harris. Gsmt I
followed and social entertainment and light
Refreshments were served.
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lisvery important IN his sge Of rsss
material progress that remedy be pleasing
10 the tsie and 10 the eye, easily taken.
acceptable TO the stem ,ch snd healthy in its
nature and efscts. Possessing these quail
hes. S,rup OF Figs is the one perfect iax,-
tive and mos, gentle dlutetic known.
fsbSd&wim
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Chiiblains. tu. or ~ouud' ca re -
in shor, tims $50, the u,e OF 5 -vs'icn q
Price IS cents
Uns qu.iied in sf<cfesn''., Us :
proachs d 10 chaso' ess. sud unrlv H-d IT
popularity 10 Dr.. eu Is Coush syrup
p,,.,, Ok Cents ab.tle. dl.fll III