, 1896-08-22
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

The water will be shut of tomorrow
from 6 a. m. until I p. H..
The present rainstorm extends from
North Platte to Evanston.
Ten cars of Idaho cattle are being
fed at the local yards today.
Smoke "Washingto best 1O-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 first snowstorm of the season
was reported at Granite Canon yester>
day.
Eggleston & Desmond, the druggists,
best soda in town. also D~rexel-Ameri-
cas- best s cen cigar.
For the finest table board in the city
try Browns. Short orders at all hours.
Everything in season.
The Cheyenne militia organizations
are holding their first annual road ace
today. The course is 10 miles.
Mr.. C. w. Ellsworth and Miss Kate
Mandell were granted a marriage IL
cense today by the county clerk.
Passenger train No. l broke down at
Granite Canon last night and did not
reach here until 2:35 this morning.
Messrs. Gramm and Ivinson are
home from Rock Creek where they
have been enjoying some good sage
chicken shooting.
Mrs. A. A.. Johnson entertained a
number of her friends Thursday after
noon. She is also giving another re-
ception this afternoon.
Three DRINKS were arraigned before
Justice Hance this morning and in de-
fault of the fines imposed upon them
were sent out on the streets.
Mr.. George Hunt of the Popular
market will wager any sum under
81, 900 that Bryan Will not be the next
president of the United States.
C~heyenne's school board has decided
to purchase books for the pupils of the
high school there by the wholesale and
retail them to the pupils at cost.
The new track at Wolcott has been
completed and was put into use yes
terday. 1t has been built for the pur-
pose Of doing away with a couple Of
reverse curves.
A Rock Springs tailor left his bust
ness in charge Of a stranger last week
to visit the mountains. When he re-
turned the stranger had vamoosed
along with a quantity Of cut and uncut
clothing.-Tribune.
The Republican has it from reliable
and confidential sources that at least
one Of the bachelor maids at the uni
versity contemplates a long vacation
from university duties. and that she
will take unto herself a husband.
Mr.. C. NJ. Jones of the Little Lara
mic left a sample Of oats at The Re-
publican office today which shows what
can be done by competent agricultur-
lists on the Laramie plains. The stand
is fully five and one-half feet high and
remarkably we'll headed.
The Laramie National bank has taxi
en- the notions and furnishings goods
stock formerly owned by Mrs. E. Fau-
yer at Hanna. A. E. Miller of the Tenn
pie Of Economy at Laramie is in
charge and is disposing Of the stock
at auction.-Black Diamond.
The county commissioners of Lara
mic county have been notified that the
new bridge across the Platte at Hart
vile, which has been in course of erec-
ton for the past three months, is now
completed and ready to be submitted
to the contractors for inspection.
The Laramie Range Gold company
had its lease on the Keystone mill rati-
fled today by the Pacific Investment
company of which j. w. Young is vice
president. The lease holds good for
10 months and the milling of ore will
probably be commenced inside of 80
days.
Governor Richards yesterday issued
a pardon for the purpose of restoring
citizenship to Joseph Depczyk, who
was sentenced to one year in the state
penitentiary for grand larceny, at the
September term of the Crook county
district court. Depczyk was released
by Warden Mcdonald today.
Four lists for membership to a Nc
kinley club are being circulated. On
one list alone over 14O names have
been signed and it is expected that by
this evening the membership will
number owe 400. All persons be-
lieving in the principles OF protection
are invited to join the new club and
will find a membership list at the CITY
hall.
Articles Of incorporation for the
Queen Placer Mining company to oper-
ate at Rock Creek Will ne filed in Chey-
enne Monday. The incorporators are
G. W.. Bramel, Arthur Jones, C. s. Crys-
Ter, w. F. King, A. T. Holmes and Ed
ward Maher. The claim embraces $50
acres and work on a seven and one.
half mile ditch to the new gold fields
will be commenced Monday.
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