, 1896-03-30
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan
will appear at Rock Springs April l6.
Hans Olson and VIM. Nottage came
in from a duck hunt this morning.
They report good luck.
The offee-Baker-Tregoning-Costin
ducking party is back from the lakes
with a large number of the feathered
tribe.
The many friends of Mrs. Armitage,
weeks past, will be pleased to learn
that she is again able to be about.
The Maennerchor party Saturday
evening was quite largely attended and
was a very enjoyable affair. These
parties seem to be growing in popular
favor.
The party of the Five Hundred club
drew a good attendance of the mem
bership end invited guests Saturday
evening and was immensely enjoyed
by all who attended.
Miss Sarah Blount entertained a
number of her young friends Saturday
afternoon. The young ladies enjoyed
the party very much, and the populari-
ty of Miss Blount was attested by a
number of nice presents.
Governor Richards, Secretary of
State Burdick and State Treasurer Hay
were west-bound passengers on No. 3
this morning, en- route to Rawlins on
business connected with the peniten-
tiary building at that place.
Chief Dispatcher Duffey is in Chey-
enne. which gives further color to the
recent rumors in relation to a new
card. 1t is a pretty sure thing that it
is coming. and upon the lines fore
Swallowed in The Republican.
The suit brought by Mrs. Quealey to
recover damages for the accidental
death of her husband was settled in the
district court this morning. By agree
ment a Judgment was rendered for
$500, which was promptly paid.
A circular just issued extends the
Jurisdiction of Roadmaster McGonigle,
who has had charge of the Seventh and
Eighth districts. to Cheyenne. which
includes the Fifth and Sixth districts.
What is to be done with F. D. Delaney
the circular does not state.
The directors of the Success Mining
and Development company of Chey-
enne came up to Buford yesterday and
went over to Stanton to examine the
Philadelphia mine. in which they are
interested. While there they made ar
rangements to sink the precent shaft
100 feet.
Mrs. Judge j.. H. Hayford. who is an
old and intimate friend of Mrs. e. w.
Nye. received. today, the information
that a son was born March 22d, one
month from the day OF Mr.. Nye's death.
to Mrs. Nye. Mother and son are do
ing well. May he prove a blessing and
a comfort to his widowed mother.
We see by the San Diego Union that
our townsman, Mr.. e. Ivinson, has
been appointed one OF the committee
to receive Cornelius Wander bilt and
Chauncey M. Depew on their arrival
in San Diego. 1t is proposed to give
them a sail on the bay, a grand recep-
tion and to tender them the freedom OF
the city.
The trial of Ben F. Convey. Arthur
Deuel. and Samuel Vincent, arrested
at the instance of ]. G.. Rankin for
claim-jumping at Rawlins. resulted in
the discharge of Covey and Vincent,
Deuel. being bound over to the district
court for trial. The men claimed that
they thought the claim jumped by
them was abandoned.
Mr.. H. D. Beemer last evening re.
ceived a telegram announcing the
death at Clarks Summit, Pa, Of his
father, Elias Beemer, at the advanced
age OF 80 years. Mr.. Beemer boarded
the midnight train for the east. He
will meet a brother in Omaha and to.
gether they will proceed to their old
home, which Is near Scranton.
Mrs. NJ. Boehme, mother of Mrs. G
N. Sigwart, arrived at the g Of IS
years Saturday and the event was OBJ.
served in a very enjoyable manner by
the Ladies' Coffee club. They met Al
the residence of Mrs. sigwart in the
afternoon and had a genuine socia,
time. This club is composed of a mum.
Der Of German ladies of this city.
Custer Post No. 1, G. A. r., and Gus.
ter Corps No. 2, w. R. c., expect tc
give a joint campfire reception to De.
partment Commander O'Brien and De
partment President Anna 3. Holiday
on Monday evening, April 9Th, at G. A
R. hall. A fact which lends additional
interest is that this is the 34th ami.
versary OF the great battle of Shiloh
in which several members Of the posi-
participated.
Mrs. VIM. Harris, Mrs. NJ. Idelmar
and daughter Of Cheyenne, Mrs. w. o
Owen, Mrs. Hannah Durlacher, Mrs
VIM. Manasse and eight young ladies
from the university enjoyed the hos
pitality OF Fish Commissioner Schnit.
ger Saturday afternoon at the FISH
hatchery, and that Is equivalent te
saying that all had a splendid time, fol
no n knows any better how to enter.