, 1897-04-15
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Hot o at SETTLES.
Today was payday at the Laramie
mill.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet in reg
nlar session this evening.
The best cup Of coffee in town, at the
Delnonico. Geo. e. Phillips. proprietor.
Col. Lew Ginger is arranging for an
entertainment at Ogden, under the au-
spices OF the G. A. II.
Neat and clean service and the best
the market affords, cooked to the queens
taste, are leading features at Browns.
The ladies' class in literature meets
as usual on Tuesdays and Fridays, and
is doing good work. The ladies are now
studying Pope.
The senior normals are taking, at their
own request, as an extra study this
term, a ourse in T%ennyson's "Idylls of
the King" This promises to be Il very
interesting class.
Guy A. Sawdey OF Sawdey & Ford,
San Jose. Gala, nursies, is in town on
his yearly visit. Flower lovers will do
well to see him as his stock is all plant
ed with n guarantee.
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.
Russell Butler, who has just returned
from the Northrop ranch, says the roads
in that vicinity are in n terrible state
and that 1t is next to impossible to get
over them. For more than a week the
people at the ranch were practically
snowbound.
The Tillacum club is organizing a par
Tor orchestra and the society people will
ere long be enchanted with sweet melo-
dious strains from the distin-
guished musical aggregation. A drum
corps of no mean ability is already one
of'the features OF this club.
The chief service of Good Friday at
the cathedral will probably be that
known as the three hours" comment
Grating the three hours agony OF the
Redeemer on the cross. The service
commences at u O'Clock m. and ends at
3 p. m!Christians of every name who
have ever taken part in a devotional
commemoration of the crucifixion would
not willingly be absent from 1t on Good
Friday.
Good Friday will be observed at the
cathedral as follows: Service at 7:3O a.
Mathis with sermon at 10 a. M; the
three hours, from 12 m. to 3 p. m. This
service will be held in the cathedral and
is a commemoration Of the three hours
agony Of the Redeemer upon the cross.
Childrens service at Ais p. m. Even
song with address at 1880 p. m. Not
only members of the congregation but
all who respect Christianity are invited.
Major Wells OF the Eighth United
States infantry at Fort Russell, while
preparing to remove to Detroit, where
he will be placed on the army retired
list, found a casket containing valuable
jewelry and diamonds supposed to have
been stolen from his house in December
last. He also found several sums of
money hidden under the carpets OF his
house. supposed to have been stolen.
The jewelry was found hidden in the
bottom of an old trunk.
The driver of the Cooper Hill stage
that the roads between here and
the camp are in a terrible state yet. In
crossing the Little Laramie yesterday he
was compelled to unhitch the team and
pull the wagon across by means Of a rope
attached to the end OF the tongue. Vic
tor Beaumier lost one Of his mules yes
terday while attempting to cross the
river. 1t is impossible to get wei the
regular road in the Sprague lane, and
the stage was compelled to go by the
way Of the Beaumier place.
There will probably be nothing more
Of interest to relate in regard to city mat
ters till after the return OF Mayor Brown.
He was expected home on No. 4 today,
but did not arrive. Some have been OF
the opinion that Councilman Fee would
hold over in case an election was not
ordered to decided the tie, but it is the
opinion Of the best attorneys in the city
that this is not the case. The council,
these attorneys say, is like any other
legislative body, or continuous public
board, and If the people of a certain dis
trict do not elect a representative to take
the place Of the one retiring the place
remains vacant till dilled In accordance
with law. Under this construction Of
the law Larry Fees term Of ONCE will
expire on the first Tuesday in May, and
unless reelected he will cease to be q
member Of the council.
's7 EVERETT.
$4,000.
First-class wheel in every respect and
has all the latest improvements. Every
part fully guaranteed. See them before
buying. c. e. DENIG, Agent.