, 1897-04-21
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BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Hot soda at Settele's.


A Chinese embassy occupies three cars
on No. 2 which will be here tonight.
The best cup OF coffee in town, at the
D%elmonico. Geo. e. Phillips, proprietor.
Gus Johnson today started upon his
contract for cleaning the streets and
bitches Of the city.
George Hunts meat wagon took a
lively spin this morning, but no seri-
u damage was done.
The Woman's auxiliary OF st. Mat
thew's will meet tomorrow afternoon al
3 o'clock in the deans study.
Neat and clean service and the best
the market affords, cooked to the queens
taste, are leading features at Browns.
Weather probabilities: Showers this
afternoon. Partly cloudy and cooler to-
night. Thursday fair. Cooler in the
eastern portion OF the state.
Wednesday night at Roots opera
house the screaming farce, "Slasher and
Crasher,' by local talent in aid of st.
Matthew's fair. Only 25 cents. 2t
Ora Haley has given orders, we un,
derstand, to move 600 head of beef cattle
outside, following the Moore & Blevins
shipment OF go head.-North Park I'm
ion. aFE
Louis Miller, grand secretary for Wyo,
Ming Of the l. o. o. F. and who institut,
ed III lodge here, presented the Odd
Fellows of Walden with a handsome
sword and belt.-North Park Union.
Brown, the popular restaurant man,
has rented the Carroll place, on the
river, and will hereafter provide his
OWL milk and cream for the restaurant
tables, insuring plenty and of excellent
quality
Perhaps you hadn't noticed it, but
Trainmaster Culross is now burning the
road with a new Columbia wheel. 1t liz
a u gear and a 26-inch frame. Scorch-
ers are now given fair warning to take
the siding.
Mr.. Ora Haley informed The Repub.
lican this morning that he had just re-
ceived information from his ranch neal
Hayden, Colo, that VIM. McCune was
on the mend and that he was able to be
about upon crutches.
Reports have been received here thai
at Hayden yesterday Billy Sawtelle and
Gale Whiting became involved in a quar-
rel and that the latter was shot in the
arm. No further particulars are obtain,
able.-Steamboat Springs Democrat.
There Is a boom in the matrimonial
market. Licenses were this morning
issued by County Clerk PASCAL to the
following parties: w. H. Howe and
Carrie e. Nelson, Phillip Smith and
Jessie Wymore, Edgar v. Duncan and
Isabella NJ. Bates.
Several gentlemen from Kansas who
are interested in the cement business
arrived on the morning train and are
today being shown about the city and
the plaster works by President Reese o.
the Standard Plaster company. The
Republican did no learn their names.
Grand Chief P. N. Arthur OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineer,
| will be In Laramie some time during
May and 1t is the intention Of the Broth
erhood to have a public meeting in or
der that citizens generally may have Al
opportunity to hear the words OF wis
dom which the noted labor leader II
capable Of uttering.
Each succeeding sping makes more
apparent the necessity for improvement
in the county road just north Of the
city limbs. Its Doggy condition causes
it to be fery bad for traffic. 1t has beer
suggested by q man who believes hi
knows that a few carloads Of the Sher.
man gravel would effect a permanent
cure Of the evil.
A range rider who recently passed
Cooper lake says he saw what appeared
to him to be numerous heads Of cattle
sticking up from the center OF the lake
He is OF the opinion that cattle wand.
cred in there in search Of water and be.
came mired in the slush and soft mud
in the bottom Of the lake bed. There
has been no water in Cooper lake fol-
some years past, but in the springtime
Its bed gets very soft and cattle. could
easily mire there. Mr.. Harrison OF the
IL ranca was in town The other day and
said that he had missed a bunch Of cat
tie containing several hundred head,
and II. u thought not improbable that
they may have strayed into the treach-
oroara lake-hod