, 1896-04-06
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Born, to the wife of R. l.. Young, last
evening, a daughter.
In spite OF the hard times, Brown
manages to set the best table.
A fair wage for good service is what
is demanded by the American people.
This weather will soon start the
water at Douglas creek. and then the
placer men will be happy.
The ball to be given by the A. o. II.
tonight will be the social event Of the
present month. Go and have a good
time.
1t may be, put down as a maxim that
a man who would seal in taking an
Office would scab in taking the position
of a fellow workman.
A large number of Laramie people
attended a dance at the Bath ranch. on
the Little Laramie. Saturday night.
An excellent time is reported.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
plaster mill, but it is now thought
hardly probable that work will be-
gin before the 18th of May-that is the
work of making plaster.
The Tavary opera company will be
in Cheyenne on the Sth inst. The Un-
ion Pacific will make a rate of one fare
for the round trip, good going on the
Sth and returning on the 9th.
1t is presumed that If OFT is success
full in this campaign his little bill for
$25 will be allowed. When it comes
down to genuine reform, the professor
pretty nearly fills the basket.
The G. A. R. and the Woman's Re.
lief corps will tender a reception to
Col. N. J.. O'Brien and Mrs. Anna B.
Holiday. the two department com,
manders. at North Star hall this even,
ing.
The democrats of Rawlins have re-
nominated Henry Rasmussen for
mayor; J. H.. Clause, member of board
OF trustees, was also renominated. The
lCpuDlISdh SOhNCLliOH VIII De Lctu
this evening.
The steam shovel which has been
working at Sherman for the past week
has been playing in very bad luck.
Something has broken almost every
day. Saturday a part had to be taken
to the Cheyenne shops for repair.
1t must be borne in mind by tho
judges and clerks of election tina. they
will have to provide for their own
meals tomorrow. 1t has been ruled
that the city has no right to furnish
them. Take a cooky in YOU pocket.
The entertainment given at the
Methodist church Saturday evening
was not as well attended as it should
have been. Those who we're present
to hear Mr.. Kleiser, however, enjoyed
a are treat and went home entirely
satisfied.
The Hibernians know how to enter.
tend their ball at Maennerchor this
evening will surely have a splendid
time. Elaborate preparations have
been made by the committee and a
splendid supper will be served by the
ladies of the Catholic church in the
rear of the hall.
Mrs. labez Simpson is in receipt Of n
letter from Henry Simpson of Omaha
in which he states that his wife is now
growing stronger. being well on the
road to recovery. Mrs. simpsons
mother, Mrs. Moffet Of Bayonne, New
Jersey. is with her. He also states that
the McRaes will leave Bayonne for
Laramie the latter part of this week.
A letter to w. H. Root from Charles
F. Ffshback. who Is now at the WAL
dorf hotel in New York. says that he
will sail for Liverpool in about fifteen
days. He has met many mining men
In New York who united with him In
forming a strong company. He will
organize another on the other side of
the pond. He will visit Laramie on his
return to his home at Seattle.
There will be Ave voting places in
the city tomorrow. Those who live
west of Fourth street and north OF
Grand avenue vote at the city hall;
those who live east of Fourth street
and north of Grand avenue will vote
at the court house; those who live east
of Fourth street and south of Grand
avenue will vote at the German LntI-
eran church; those who live west OF
Fourth street and south of Grand ave-
nue. will vote at the new hose house,
and all those living in the Third ward
will vote at the new hose house on the
west side.
It IL believed by considerable and we'll
posted men that the offer made by the
candidates upon the taxpayers" ticket
to refund = portion Of their salaries to
the public treasury can only be con.
sidered In the nature Of Z bribe for
votes. They want the ofnces and soy
they are willing to pay . portion Of
their salaries for them. thus making .
direct money offer to the people tor
their suffrage. The law upoa bribery
In Wyoming Il very strict, and he