, 1896-07-14
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

DreSeI cigars D cents, worth IL cents.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists.
The Cheyenne Sun-Leader says it is
rumored that Mayor Brown will resign.
Get your dinner at Browns. Cheap
er than home cooking and just as good.
\ wagon load of colored prostitutes
were jailed by Officer Knadler this aft
ernoon.
DR.. Coover. the celebrated Denver oc-
ulia.. will be at the Thornburgh hotel
and ear.
Eggieston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in town, also DreXel-Ameri-
cas- best ) cent cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
Mr.. Lewis Tyvold and Miss Mamie
Thompson will be welded tomorrow
evening. They will take an extended
bridal tour to the esat.
Two plain DRINKS were gathered in
after the fire was over last night and
were assessed the regulation fee in the
police court This morning.
A force of men are engaged today in
fixing the ditch at The east side of the
Park View addition 50 that il win turn
he water into the proper channel.
Word has been received from the Lit
tie Ella mine hat the vein has been
struck. Mr.. George w. Fox will go out
in ,he morning to see just how rich he
is.
There was a hold-up on the West
Side last night, but the prosecuting
witness failed to show up today after
making his charge and the two men ar
res.ei will probably be released.
Some tie choppers of Rock Creek who
have been working Tor a sub-contractor
under Coe & Coe. have had difficulty in
securing their pay. They have engaged
an attorney, Mr.. NJ. C. Jahren, and will
endeavor to adjust the matter through
Messrs. Coe & Coe.
At a meeting of he trustees of the
Laramie Electric. Gas, Light and Fuel
company held yesterday afternoon. Mr..
VIM. R. Holloway was deposed as man
ager and the place filled by the election
Of Mr.. f. E. Thompson. who has been
the engineer at the works.
The Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will meet at Mrs. Hodgeman's
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O. A full at
tendance is urgently requested to make
final arrangements about the fair and
other business of Importance will be
transacted. Lunch may be served,
weather permitting.
Frank Adams was arraigned in Judge
Hance's court this morning, charged
with having stolen a horse brush from
the livery stable of Mr.. J.. c. Penning-
ton. The judge thought the majesty of
the law would be indicated by 80 days
confinement in the county Jail. Mr..
Adams was incarcerated.
Messrs. Dillman, Messersmith, Popp
and Nolck came over from Cheyenne
this morning and left with Louis Miller
this afternoon for Cummins City. They
will fish and examine the Cummins
camp. On Friday they will return to
the city and the day following they will
assist in the ceremonies Of laying the
coruer stone of the new Odd Fellow
hall.
Another meeting of the bikers was
held at the store of Miller & Lovejoy
last evening for the purpose Of consid-
er!ng matters in relation to the new
race track proposition. The commit
tees We're not quite ready to report and
were given further time-till Thursday
evening. The soliciting committee has
met with splendid success and the track
is now an assured success.
VIM. Lawrence, who has just return
ed from a trip up the Big Laramie, says
that the low water in Colorado has
caused the people around Fort Collins
10 again turn their attention to the plan
of taking another large ditch out Of the
Big Laramie. The scheme was detailed
in The Republican about a year ago.
1t is to tap the river at the mouth Of
the Mcintyre creek and conduct 1t
through Red mountain pass, over the
Boulder ridge and into Trail creek, a
tributary Of the mort branch of the
Poudre. II this plan is possible, the
Colorado people will then have the
river, leaving the people of this valley
and Wheatland high and dry.