, 1897-04-12
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Hot o at Settele'S.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest Il
of coffee in town.
Ora Haley shipped four cars of cattle
to the Denver market yesterday.
Harry Harrous. the Cheyenne forger,
has been located at Victor, Colo.
Charles Settele and Carlos Harris were
ducking at Hul,on's lake yesterday.
1t didn't take long to beat a path
through the snow to Browns. Every,
body knows he sets the best table.
A small washout half a mile east OF
Castle Rock. or tn e Ninth district, de-
layed No. 4 five hours and a half yester-
day.
Joseph Lohlein, G. n. Sigwart and
Richard Tregoning were out after ducks
Saturday. They have not yet rendered
a report.
Weather probabilities: Fair tonight
and Tuesday. Colder tonight. Warmer
in the western portion of the state Tues
day. Northwest winds.
Emmanuel Commandary No. 3, X. T.,
will attend the cathedral in u body on
Easter Sunday night. The sermon will
be delivered by Dean Mallett.
Il. Dickinson passed through on No. /
last night in his special car o.. Superin-
tendent Malloy accompanied Mr.. Dick
inson west from Cheyenne.
1t was necessary to put the snow pillow
and flanger in use again today on Sher.
man hill. About one inch OF snow fell
last night and drifted very badly.
Mr.. N. X. Boswell told The Republic
can yesterday that there was no hitch
whatever in the matter OF transferring
the penitentiary to his care and that
there was not likely to be.
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.
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n"' .Na'se l III rii'l
and Sixth districts during the absence
of F. D. Delaney. A. Palmer OF Rock
r. p'"'o VII
~ "'" 'n"' '"e .oee' ny 'ne To-
w ~ ~ 'e"'s 40 u hrS'
~ 'nui'iouai ioss
~ WILSON nfo'nefs' VIZ ios'
' Nea' - 'neep'
onerl"ah fost' .. T.. Lana mas been
III eherldah during the week n has
formulated plans with eastern parties to
invest III hsh culture ana hsh preserves
III 'i's secIioh' MT. Lana VIII start 1or
BOSTON IN a re" days 10 form a company
Aor 'ha'
Mr.. kuykendall Of stage fame passed
west Saturday and will investigate the
possibilities OF a freight line from Steele
10 the Grand Encampment- This is a
mater whlch the people OF Laramie
should be considering. In another
month ne snow will have melted to
such a degree as to make 1t possible to
get into the Encampment district. and
another month Will also raise the Platte
SO l as TO make 1t dangerous to ford
]. A. Winkler, jr., had a narrow es,
cape from a serious accident yesterday.
In the afternoon he started for the Riv-
erside ranch on his spirited riding horse.
and a copuls OF miles west of the city
he reached down to open a gate, when
the saddle turned, unseating the rider.
The animal became frightened and CIV
Ing hi'A 'ei' Mr. "'hKle wondering
"ne.e 10 was d. Ai'er d ii'e's chase
nv no''o was 'ap'"teu' w. 'he saouie
wa" 'au'' "ieu 'ha' was io"ho
~ 'u." .ne o"' anu pto
"e a' ''o uiun' uS Ine uip
:" 'ne
or -, aa shoan ha.aos .as :,
,,r,on o,.,no ,ru, aa.., a..,.- A..
rooon. i,;,,n,d u IA hoo. :. o.
,brao d,vs and eno,,v hoo.r. 90 nv
h.,s,od t,,, bo o.yo -, oI ,ono -,
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snow 10 ole. he was discovered by an
lndian' VINO carried MIN to camp where
ne was cared Tor and hnaiiy recovered.