, 1897-04-16

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! WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., :
{. W. coRDINER, MGR. 4
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Today is Good Friday.
Hot soda at Settele's.
E. W. coRDINER, MGR.

Today is Good Friday.
Hot soda at settele's.
Five cars of cattle were loaded out
last night.
George w. Hoyt has been appointed
postmaster at Cheyenne.
Weather probabilities: Fair tonight
and Saturday. Westerly winds.
The best cup Of coffee in town, at the
Delmonico, Geo. E. Phillips, proprietor.
DR.. Graves, president Of the UNIVERSE
ty, will lecture at the Baptist church to.
night.
Several large freight outfits pulled
out for the park at an early hour this
morning.
Robins have made their appearance
in Laramie, and are the first genuine in
dication Of spring yet seen.
1t is stated that Slater's meetings at
the capital were a financial failure and
that he gave them up in consequence.
Neat and clean service and the best
the market affords, cooked to the queens
taste, are leading features at Browns.
Invitations have been issued for the
B. of L. f. ball which takes place at
Maennerchor hall on Tuesday evening.
A number of men who will be engag-
ed during the summer at the Laramie
rolling mills arrived on the morning
train.
The price OF admission to the DR..
Graves lecture at the Baptist church
this evening will be Is cents, not Is
cents, as stated last evening.
Those who intend sending flowers
TO St. Matthews cathedral should see
that they are at the vestry in the after
noon of Saturday not later than A
o'clock.
Good Friday has been observed faith
fully at st. Matthews cathedral. To
night there will be evensong with SER
mon by the dean at 1880. The public
invited.
The Elite Dramatic company will re-
peat the play, The Turn Of the Tide
for the benefit Of the reading room, Fri
day evening, April %. There should be
a full attendance.
Guy A. Sawdey OF Sawdey & Ford,
San Jose, Gala, nursies, is in town on
his yearly visit. Flower lovers will do
we'll to see him as his stock is all plant
ed with a guarantee.
w. o. Owen has been engaged to make
the survey of the Hartville iron mines
necessary before patents can be secured.
The sale Of the mines was reported in
these columns yesterday.
Edgar P. Sitter, con OF Adjutant Gen.
eral Sitter, has secured a position in the
New York custom house. In a class Of
232 people, he stood fourth in the civil
service OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Brown, the popular restaurant man,
has rented the Carroll place, on the
river, and will hereafter provide his
own milk and cream for the restaurant
tables. insuring plenty and Of excellent
quality.
Miss May Hunt gave q very nice party
to a number of her young friends at the
home OF her parents above the Popular
market. The young lady was the recip-
lent OF q number of beautiful presents.
Her guests we're delighted with the hos
pitality Of Miss Hunt and enjoyed the
refreshments very much.
The warm sunshine is thawing out
the miners. At an early hour this morn
ing a wagon to which was attached four
spanking horses left for the mountains.
It was loaded with men on placer min
ing bent, but their destination could not
be ascertained. Their reticence was on
~ exceeded by their eagerness to get
beyond the city limits.
One Of the handsomest mining out
hts ever seen upon the streets OF Lara
ME passed through to the west yester-
day, en- route to Hahn's peak. 1t con-
sisted Of a pilot on horseback, followed
by a mountain wagon loaded with every
thing in the way of provisions and camp
equipage and pulled by a splendid team
Of horses. They will endeavor to reach
the peak by way Of Rawlins.
A pile driver and work. train w,,l
leave CHEYENNE this morning over tho