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'Did you ever get left?n Don t
forget that this is April first
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Resor is spending the
week in Canon City visiting with
her numerous friends.
For RENT-Two front rooms, un-
furnished, for housekeeping. Call
at 9l5 Routt avenue.
II. c. Miller & Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
Willard Young Is now holding
down the position of motorman on
an Oakland, California street car.
The churches will be beautifully
decorated tomorrow, it being Easter
sunday.
Your teeth ache and should be pulled.
Dr. c. A Gregg of 200 south Union
avenue will extract them without pain.
Easter candies, cigars etc, at
Mrs E. Brooks stand, on Northern
and Evans.
Easter dyes at Bessemer drug
store.
Mrs. r. NJ. Clark and child from
Windsor, Mo, arrived Thursday
morning and Bob" is the happiest
man in town.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Martin of the
Bessemer Fair went to Denver yes
terday on business and will re-
turn to-day. While there Mr..
Martin will take a run out to see
his brother at Fit. Logan.
Crockery, GhInaware and glass
ware at Herman d. Shloss
Who sells the cheapest second hand
goods in Pueblo? j. E. Hoyt, OF lis S.
Union avenue, of course.
The company comprising w. P.
Swartz ct al, that is starting the new
dry goods store, is to be known as
the Bessemer Mercantile Co.
Mrs. w. $. keltper, president of
the Helping Hand, went to Denver
Monday to find suitable matTon to
take charge of that institution.
You can get f,ve gallon keg Of
maple syrup at G. II. Quackenbush
& Sons grocery store for only 500
Harry Young went to Denver this
week on business connected with
the Opera House Bulletin. and II he
has time will visit the Legislature
and give 1t some pointers on the
Importance of Bessemer as manu-
featuring center.
A full line Of stationery and toilet
goods at the Bessemsr drug stsre.
The Besssmer Bakery always to the
front in the best OF bread, pies, cakee,
and all delicaciss and confectioneriss.
1t is the leading baksry in the sitiss Of
Bessemef and Pueblo,
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ST. pATHftkS

Easter Sunday-Low Masses at
30 and o o'clock; Solemn High
Mass at 1880 "a. IN. Rev. Father
Cahill Will sing the mass; Rev.
Father Barry, deaeoni Rev Father
Cole de Vita, sub-deacon. Rev.
Father Barry will preach the Easter
sermon. Music during the week by
the regular choir of st Patrick's
church, with orchestral accompani-
Miss Murphy and Miss Nellie Fitz-
patrick,
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ATTENTION OLD SOLDIERS.
A New Grand Army Post to BE
Formed Thursday Evening April g..

A New Grand Army Post to BE
Formed Thursday Evening April g..
A very earnest effort is beng made to
have the cooperation of all ex-Union
sailors and soldiers for the purpose of
making the next department encamp-
ment the most successful in the history
OF the order in the state. To attain this
end movement is now maturing to
organize into a new post all the vet
Grams in and about Pueblo and Bes-
semer, not now members Of Upton post.
A petition signed by fifty ex-soldiers
and sailors has been filed with the de-
partment commander, General Kennedy,
praying for the issuance OF charter
and Thursday evening, April G, 1888, at
7:30 o'clock at the hall OF George L.
Breed camp No. p, Sons OF Veterans, is
the time and place fixed for the muster
in Of the new post. General Kennedy
himself will be in attendance, &c
companed by his staff. and it is con-
fidently believed that the new post will
enter upon its career with one hundred
members. A most cordial and earnest
invitation is hereby extended to the old
soldiers and sailors of Pueblo and Bes
semer to be out on the evening in ques-
tion and become charter members. This
movement meets with the hearty ap-
proval of Upton post and the depart
ment headquarters. Get your trans
fer cards from posts abroad, and be
on hand. The fees will be nominal, and
it is the purpose OF the active members
of this movement to keep the expenses
at point within the financial reach OF
ALL
Believing that the purposes OF the
institution OF the Sons OF Veterans are
patriotic and commendable, the new
post will. at all times, and by every
means in its power, second the said
organization in its noble and loving
efforts to commemorate the deeds and
principles of union soldiers and sailors
Kindly communicate with the under
signod, rooms and 5, over the post
office, who will esteem it pleasure to
afford all information in their power.
B. G. JONES,
r. w. GRIaGs
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Making a World Wide Reputation.

Chamberlain Medicine Co., of Des
Moines, is an Iowa manufacturing IN
stitution and one in which the residents
Of the state look upon it with pride.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has be-
come national in reputation and Is
known in nearly every household in the
state and throughout the great west.
Its merits are becoming established in
all paLts Of America. For sale by W.
p Swartz, Druggist.
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Only $3.50 to Denver and Re-
turn Via D. & r. G.. r. r.
A Grand "Paderewski' excursion
will be run over the Rio Granbe on
Monday April 1ith leaving Union
Depot at 2 80 p. IN. To accommodate
those desiring to return to Pueblo the
same night special tr.in will leave
Denver at / p. m. but all tickets will
be good for return passage on April
18th. We have made arrangements
with the Broadway Theatre so our
people can secure the hest seats if
application is made at once. Call at
Grand Union Ticket Office Central
Block and make your arrangements at
once as the sale will be very rapid
The railroad tickets will be sold to all
who desire 10 take advantage Of this
low rate regardless of theatre tickets.
ALRx. JACKSON
Genl. Agt.
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Wednesday was glorous. 1t was
the last day of spring and the first
day of Summer blended into one
sort of June morning and July
noon when the hallowed dews and
the blessed shade meet, and kiss, and
intermingle, and pass away. a
time when the soul yearns to look
into into the mysteries of the
beautiful beyond, and the heart is
| filed with love, and poetry and
music and soft joy. 1t was day
of perfect peace and everybody was
revelling in dreamland except
candidates whose unholy quest
alone broke in upon the harmony
of the surroundings. 1t was then
that two of them met within hear
ing Of this sanctum when one asked;
well. how are you getting aiong7"
"All right" replied the other. "rm
cutting the dust close to the other
fellow, ] tell you. How are you
making it?h 'Doing the best can,
but that ID INDICATOR Jumped
onto me last week" Verify, there is no
sentiment in the heart of candi-
date.
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choierins in eesssyIxsais.

swickley. Penn: We had an cpl
demic Of cholerine. ~ our physicians
called it, in this place lately and made
n great hit with Chamberlain's Collie.
choIera asd kispbgs Remedy. Isold|
four dozen bottles Of Il IL 'oae week
and have since sold nearly gross
This remedy did the wsrk and was
big advertisement Tor Hs. Severn
persons who had been troubled witt
Siarrbea for two or three weeks wsrs'
cured tp fsv dosss Of this medic,ps.
p. p. KMArr, Ph. q
rs ssd 10 cent bottles for sa,e v
". P. swafts Druggist. 4
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Judge w. j. Darnell returned from
Manitou Tuesday where he has
been recuperaintg from his late spell
of sickness and is much improved.
While a resident of the famous re-
sort the judge conceived the novel
idea of building tonoggin slide
from the top of Pixies Peak and
succeeded in interesting few
natives in the project who are now
negotiating with some eastern cap
italists with a view to raising the
necessary funds. Ths judge is
enthusiastic and says there is a
fortune in it. He is now at work on
a model toboggin and will have it
patented. He says he will have
Pud McCadden make the test slide
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At The Grand.

Larry, the Lord, April 3.
Peter Jackson, April 7-8.
Mrs. Florence, April 10.
Etlis Ellsler, March 11-12.
Hallen and Hart, April 10.
Crust OF Society, April 81.
jas. Corbett, April %.
Louis Morrison, May 8.
Hungarian Orchestra, May 10.
Lolita, May IS.
Prodigal Father, May 10.
Tuxedo, May %.
Howard's Atheneum, June I.
Joseph jefferson, June 10.
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GERMAN NJ. Il. CHURCH..

The German NJ. f.. Sunday
school held in the English NJ. L.
church on Mesa and Pine, was well
attended last Sunday, but there is
still more room for those who are
willing to study the German
language. Come children and you
will never regret it. Remember the
time, Up. m. Service beginning at
3 p. m. All are invited to attend.
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An Impartial Judge

says the Missouri Pacific is the most
desirable route for all classes of travel
ere from Pueblo to Kansas City. St
Louis and al poipts enst Through
Pullman sleeping cars and reclining
chair cars seats iree) from the Rocky
Mountains to the Missouri and Missis.
slppi rivers Clsse connections with
all diverging lines Wm, Hogs. city
Ticket agent. telephone 191
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Industrial Esu.s.t.

The pupils of the Central High
school will give their Mid-Year
Industrial Exhibit Monday Evening
April 3, A cordial invitation to be
present is extended to all patrons
of the school and all others in
terested,
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Three Big Bargains.

Two 8 room houses Q" Bqx Elder
street. Bessemcr to be sold on the
sasiest of terms; also
A 4 room horse Oh Arroyo and Elm,
Bessemer on terms to snit purchaser
RheTs IL q big bargain in any of the
above named properties. Inquire at
the once Of ). J. Lsngdnn, No. 8 Easr
c. street. If
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always be found In the lead with the
lowest rates. Correct aud reliable in
formation can always be secured BY
calling at GRAND UNION TICKET
OFFICE. Central block (cor. Second
and Main streets). Tickets can be ss-
cured at this office to or from all points
in the civilized world. Tickets on sale
at this agency via Denver & Rio Grands,
Union Pacific system, Rock Island
Route, and Burlington Route.
General agency for A 1 steamship
!ines ALEX Jackson. Agent.
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John Blatter of the Bessemer
green house died of pneumonia on
the % inst and on Monday was
Inferred in the Riverview cemetery,
Mcmahon * Collier having charge
of the remains.
Underwear, dry goods, boots and shoes,
also LADIES' and children's dress goods at
Herman & Shloss. Don't fail to get
prices. They will suit you.
Ed Davis is again back at the
Colorado Trading Co. store as clerk.
Ed is hustler and has lots of COM
pany where he is after his own
make mp.
Who repairs niue-tenths of the
watches and jewelry in Bessemer?
Fred T. Briggs, the popular jeweler
at 207 Santa Fe avenue, because he
does tirst-class work only.
J. G. Knebel was flying about
town this week busy making real
estate deals. He says Bessemer is
the livIest town in the state and
that lots of building will soon com
mence.
r. w. Lynch, the Bessemer paint
er and paper hanger has increased
his force of workmen to FIVE, he now
having in his employ, AL Firman,
Henry Somers, Henry Overman and
D. II. Pettigrew. The force is
decorating the Mesa at present.
Judge w j. Kerr of Pueblo came
up Tuesday night to address the
peoples party at the city hall, but
owing to the fact that the meeting
was not advertised there were not
dozen present and so there was
no speaking of course. The judge
was disappointed and went home in
no good humor.
At the Demorest prize contest
Monday evening at the city hall the
medal was awarded to Arthur Fair
banks whose parents live at 1lS5
Spruce street. The ladies who got
the entertainment up IT rtalized the
handsome sum of $3.50 which VIII
be applied on the L. 7. l. fountain
fund.
T. II. Stone who started the shoot
ing gallery at the corner of Northern
and Routt, couple of weeks ago,
quietly folded his tent and went the
way of the disappointed the first Of
the week. Strange that Bessemer
never did support anything of the
kind. Mr.. Stone tried bard to make
a noise but had to give it mp.
on going into G. w. Perkins
furniture store on Main street the
observer will at once notice the
fine display Of furniture of every
description. Two ear loads were put
into the store room Thursday. Mr..
Perkins has undoubtedly the finest
line of furniture in Pueblo and is
selling at tha lowest prices.
If you sh1ald see II big bright
silver dollar lying temptingly in
the path before you to-day don't
touch it; 1t has string tied TO II
and there is wicked small boy at
the other end. If your wife or your
sweetheart makes sort of love-me-
darling chassez toward you don't
try to embrace her or you'll get left;
remember this is April |
The Dempsey d Langdon brick
block is now completed and is au
building and ha. fine
location. 1t is the best business
building in the city and represents "A
pile of money. 1t took enterprise
to do the work and j. X. Dempsey
aud J j. Langdon have materially
aided in starting the boom In Bes-
semer. 1t is such work as this that
makes a city go ahead.
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DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Exs acted Without Pain,

Teeth Exs acted Without Pain,
The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DIR. C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors arc at zoo south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pam.
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T. n. Jones

Can yet be found at 307 Northern
avenue, next to the INDIcAToR
office, ready to accommodate his
customers, and save their soles
which are so exposed to gravel and
cinders,
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When Your Eye Strikes This Stop
and Read It.

The famous Hot Springs Of Arkansas,
world renowned for their healing quail
tiles and as health and pleasure 70.
sort. can be reached quickly in Pullman
Buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City
snd coReyyiils yis The Missouri Racine
railway Sufferers from .la grippe
influenza. l,l rhsumatism or kindred dis.
sss.se' gases, can obtain relief by ! Visit to
ths famous sanit.rium
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

Fred 7. Briggs of 207 Santa -Fe
avenue does perfect work in the re-
pairing Of watches and needs no
recommendation from those who
know him best.
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Before purchasing your tickets, ca.
at the Union Pacific ticket office, Tri
angle Block, corner North Union ave-
nue. and First street, Pueblo, Colorado.
for authentic information on the subject
Of rates, routes etc. To all points
i,orth, South, East and West, which
will be cheerfully given.
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Public Speaking.

Judge Wm. J. Kerr and Major w.
F. Townsend will address the
citizens Of Bessemer on the political
issues now before the voters of the
city and state, in Bessemer city
hall tonight Come out everybody
and hear them.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services OF the LIST Baptist church are
held every Sabbath in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Routt and Summit avenues, at IL
o'clock 4. In. and 7:3o p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. M. Rev. A. Mcneil,
pastor.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

Miss Miriam f. Greenbaum of 1915
Routt avenue has opened up dress
establishment at her home.
All work guaranteed. Prices reason
ab BILE
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Savings Bank.

The Pueblo Savings bank is popular
institution with II e people of Bessemer,
and it deserves TO be. 1t is good bank
to patronize and the men, women and
OF the city are fast finding it
ont
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Now is the time to place your
money in the Pueblo Savings bank
Do not hesitate because Of small
deposits; your patronage will be
duly appreciated.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

DIR. c. A. Gregg of No. 300 south
Union avenue will extract teeth without
giving pain. Dsps Anti-pGna does
it.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

MONEY saved by placing it in the
lVl Pueblo Savings Bank. Don't
delay but begin an account if you have
not already done so.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

Speak to him Indies; sec if you can
move him.-.Is IoU Like il.
Advise your husbands to save, and
take interest certificates of the
Central National.
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.

capital paid In ..... -.-..-... .,..-.... 5000
surplus .- ...... ----.--... 5000
Alva Adams, president; John \. Thatcher,
vice president Chri. Wilson. cashier; NJ. D
Thatcher, ". L, Graham j. J. Pochon, j.
tHrlii-, I. 4. sloan, Geo. j. Dunbaugh, di-
ractors,
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PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, re pair
Ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
HARPER & KEELING,
322 Santa Fe Ave.
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We sell . s25 DsDy carriage for only
800. W. Perkins, Swift block.
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P0pular STYLES,

Popular Styles,
Correct shapes. best qualities, low
prices. Hats. hats, hats.
G. l.. l.. GAM MERCANTILE Co.
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OF Importance to the Travelling
Public.
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~ rFsd Briggs whsn ysa want -
by : eosd wsesh = . spaa1se 49,
- lswsasy. Nbv = ~ 60 Z Y
| - es1tA - Agesse = - 1Iiii ~ 81
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A full line Of diamond dyes at the
Dessemsr drug store.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

"Did you ever get left?n Don t
forget that this is April first.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

H c. Miller L Co. will deliver
orders for groceries to any part of
the city on short notice.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

Willard Young Is now holding
down the position of motorman on
an Oakland, California street car.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

The Public in General and the
People of Pueblo in Particular
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-04-01

Mrs NJ. NJ. Resor is spending the
week in Canon City visiting with
her numerous friends.
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For RENT-Two front rooms, un-
furnished, for housekeeping. Call
at gl5 Routt avenue.
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]. G. KNEBEL & co.,

Room $ in Wsstera National Bank
G street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
Mysterious Disappearance.

A special to the Rawlins Republi.
can from Baggs, Wy, says:
On last Thursday evening. the 18th
of october. T. H. Merrill of Ashley
Valley. Utah, came before the justice
at this place to make an AFFIDAVIT as
information to the sheriff of Routt
county, Colorado, ito some rather mys-
FERROUS diSappearasces on Greasewood,
in Routt county, about twenty miles
southwest of Baggs. He stated that on
Friday, the 10Th of September, he with
Doniher, Reynolds, Mack and Brown.
went into camp; that on Saturday
morning he and Doniher started out
TO try and get some meat. After leav-
ing camp Always they separated. Doni-
her going up one gulch and he an
other. That was the last seen of Doni-
her, Merrill coming into camp all right.
thinking he had got lost and would
probably strike some camp or return.
they did not think much of it.
On Monday he and Reynolds started
out in the same direction hunting and
separated the same as he and Doniher
had done. Merrill came back to camp
all right but that was the last seen of
REYNOLDS. This began to make the rest
feel a little uneasy, as Reynolds was
an OLD mountaineer, so Mack and
Brown sat up all night Monday night.
Keeping big fire thinking if he was
iost ne might see the fire and come to
y. Not coming, on Tuesday morning
Mack and Brown got on their horses
and started before breakfast to hunt
Tor the missing men. They borrowed
Merrifs Winchester, saying they would
be back in an hour and a half or two
hours. This was the last seen of them
Merrill waited until THURSDAY noon
and no one returning he thought it
was time something was done He
was left without any arms and felt
a httle umid in starting out and look
Ing for the others alone. therefore
thought it best to call on the authori-
ties to assist. The depuy sheriff with
two men arrived last evening and start
ed this a. m. for Gieasewood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
,BIG HOLE BASIN MURDER.
A Revolving Accident at Rock
Greek, Wyoming.
DRAGGED EIGHT MILES.
Mysterious Disappearance of Men Out
Camping.
Every Indication That They Were De
coyed and Then Murdered-The
Officers Are Endeavoring
to Find a Clue.

On last Thursday, says the Salmon
City Recorder, w. P. Nelson, formerly
road supervisor for district No 6, was
shot and instantly killed by a man
named Lee, of Butte. Nelson claimed a
large tract Of hay land and mining
ground in Big Hole basin, about twelve
miles from Gibbonsville, and has re-
peatedly warned travellers and pros
pectors off the ground, forbidding. them
TO camp on his land. 1t appears that
Lee and another man were on pros
pecting trip and had camped near Nell
sons house when he came out and or
dered them off the premises. They said
they would go as soon as they had pre-
pared and eaten their supper. He be-
came angry and declared they must go
at once. This they refused to do.
Whereupon he ran to his cabin, seized
gun and started for them. They call
ed out to him not to shoot, but he ran
towards them and fired two shots at
jee-who is a large f1eshy man and
could not very well run-just grazing
his breast, when Lee, in self defense,
picked up revolver and blew the
whole top of Nelson's head off Lees
partner had run away when Nelson ap-
pe2red with the gun. The deceased
mas been acting very strangely for the
past year, and it has been supposed
tnat he was partially demented. Last
fal he fired a shot at Mr. Cramer, who
runs the stage and express line from
Divide to GibbonsviIle barely missing
him. The dead man was about so years
OF age, and had no relatives in this
Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
prarged for E,rht n1iIes.

one of the most revolving accidents
that has occurred on this part of the
Union Pacific road for a long time was
added to the list of fatalities last night
at Rock Creek Wilcox is eight miles
west of Rock Creek and at 1880
o'clock last night when Brakeman
Simpson, of Conductor Cumming'k
freight train, went to the switch at
Wilcox where they were to do some
work, he saw the head and trunk of
mans body lodged against the end
of one of the rails.
The agent was at once notified and
word telegraphed to Laramie concern
ing the accident. Coroner George
Poole was notified and went to Rock
Creek this morning. The remains were
kept at Wilcox all night and brought
to Rock Creek this morning. It is
supposed that the man was struck
there last night by passenger train No.
Z, going west, which arrived at Rock
Creek about O'Clock.
When struck by the train the body.
II is supposed, was hurled under the
wheels and cut in two by the ponder
Gus Tying engine The head and
trunk of the BODY vs. caught on a
brake beam and dragged to Wilcox.
where it was dislodged by catching
against the end of a rail 1t is said
that pieces of the body were found at
different points along the eight miles.
From papers found on the body the
man is supposed to have been Thomas
Sully of Pennsylvania who was tramp
ing through the country.
Coroner Poole took a coffin out with
him this morning and was expected in
with the remains at o'clock this eve
ning.-Laramie Boomerang.