, 1896-08-24
E MENTIONED.

go 10 Mrs. Scnaik
Ora Haley shipped eight carloads of
cattle to Omaha yesterday.
A rousing big Mckinley club has
been organized in Rawlins.
The city's water pressure is Is
pounds greater than a week ago.
Smoke Washington" best lO-cent
cigar in the city at Settele's. 9m1.
Drexel cigars 5 cents, worth 10 cents.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
er than home cooking and just as good.
The Maennerchor society will give
a dance at the hall next Saturday even
ing.
The Maennerchor society has made
arrangements to give the annual Kir-
mess in October.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in tow also D~rexel-Ameri-
cas- best s cent cigar.
The water will be shut off on Second
street and the last block Of Grand ave-
nue. all day tomorrow.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
The Union Pacific will make special
rates to the democratic national con-
vention at Indianapolis.
There was a heavy frost Saturday
night and water froze to the thickness
Of a quanter Of an inch in this city.
Certain parties are reported killing
young ducks at the present time. The
season is not open until September l.
The officers gathered In two DRINKS
yesterday who were fined the regula-
ton price this morning in the justice
court.
The young people OF the city togeth-
er with a number of the university
students will give a hop at North Star
hall Friday evening.
The eight-month-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Nicholson of the West Side
died yesterday afternoon. The fun
ercl will take place tomorrow at 2
O'Clock.
Messrs. Spalding and Cramer took a
trip yesterday over the course mapped
out for the local riders in the coming
big relay race. They report the roads
in frightful condition.
1t would repay the citizens OF Lara
mic to visit the university and take a
look at the beautiful floral display.
The astors, marigolds. etc.. now in
bloom there make a gorgeous display.
James r. Moore and family and W.
H. Fishback and family were out in the
hills b%errying yesterday at the foot OF
Pole mountain. They report a glorious
time and managed to get a big supply
OF raspberries.
The Inter Ocean Mining company
has completed 1,400 feet of fluming on
North Spring creek. and is sluicing
with good results. The gold is coarse
and the indications are favorable for
an abundant yield.
The W bachelor maids of the uni
vers.ty who are now in Laramie deny
that they have made any entangling al
liances in a matrimonial way and state
that the responsibility therefore rests
with the one who is still absent.
H. D. Beemer who returned from the
mining properties of the Snowy Range
company, reports that work in the
placer fields on Douglas creek, is being
pursued most vigorously, and that fine
results are being obtained.
Engineer Farley Mathison, who came
in from Rawlins last evening, reports
passing two transcontinental pedes-
trians. a woman and her daughter,
near Aurora station. The pair are
walking from San Francisco to New
York on a wager.
The committee on the rolling mill
picnic reports that the event cleared
expenses by about $3.50. The boys
propose to give a dance at Maenner.
Choir hall some time next month at
which they propose to entertain the
patrons Of their annual celebration free
Of charge.
A letter from Charley Haymer, dated
Leadvflle, Colo. states that the miners
strike there has assumed alarming pro-
practically at a standstill In conse-
quence. He states that the mine own,
ers intend to import foreign labor
which step Is certain to lead to blood
shed.
One of the principal orators at the
so-called silver meeting Saturday
night was VIM. H. Root, the only. WILL
Jams remarks were calculated to ami
hilate the trusts and he entered into a
somewhat lengthy dissertation to show
how everybody paid tribute to them
from the cradle to tho grave. He might
have pursued tho tribute question q Mt
tie farther and showed how the people
Of Laramie have paid tribute for q
quarter of = century but w refrain
from being personal In the master.
Daily Republican toe per month.
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