, 1897-03-29
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= Spring Capes. Prices Right. ?
: WYOMING DRY GOODS co., J
. E. W. coRDINER. Manager =
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Hot soda at Settele's.
For a good meal, try Browns.
Twenty cars of cattle are feeding in the
Laramie yards.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
Of coffee in town.
Weather probabilities: Generally lair
tonight and Tuesday. Cooler.
The university and the public schools
are taking a weeks vacation.
The rolling mill was idle today owing
to the breaking of n steam pipe.
Browns restaurant has begun the
New Year with the intention OF beat
ing its peerless record of the old year.
Best table in town.
Fletcher Campbell left yesterday with
"A car CT horses for Ashland, Ohio, where
he expects to dispose Of them ar good
prices. They were raised in the North
park.
Stockholders in the Little Ella mine
are stepping pretty high today. One as
say from the ore brought in Saturday
gave a return of $3O.4O. AS development
proceeds the miners working on the
claim are becoming more and more en-
thusiastic.
The case OF the state against E. n.
Allen and Ira Darlington, charged with
selling liquor to minors. came NJ before
Judge Fitch this afternoon. Defense
asked for a change OF venue. and some
justice, yet TO be decided upon, will be
called in from the country.
Miss Crockett. who has been teaching
music among us for some time, has
shown hersel: to be n tirst-class musician
and us such musicians are not common
In this part Of the west. this is an oppor-
lunity moi often offered to learn either
vocal or instrumental music.-Black
Diamond.
The performance given by the Web
ling sisters at Maennerchor Saturday
night was rather poorly attended, prob
ably because of the fact OF some harsh
criticisms from Salt Lake. The show
was a very good one and the audience
was pleased. The Tilacums have also a
large wad OF experience.
The Tribune is glad TO report that Stu
preme Tribune Frank H. Clark, who re-
Gently passed through here on his way
back from the recent sitting Of the Su-
preme Tribunal, is gradually recovering
his health, and getting the better of the
severe attack of rheumatism, which has
held him in bonds for fully six months.
He had a long siege Of it, but is now
once more able to resume the practice OF
law.-Pythian Tribune, Chicago.
The engineers on this division are
signing u petition addressed to General
Manager Dickinson for the reinstate-
ment OF firemen who have Deer dis
charged through Incompetence. This
petition has evidently aroused the ire of
certain firemen, who are also circulating
Il petition for the reinstatement OF engi-
ueelS " luelI loTLleT pOSlllOIlS prior 10
the strike WING, in many instances, have
been given a hearing and placed on the
extra list. The petition asks for the
placing Of these men as per blue print
and granting Of their rights.-Evanston
News-Register.
John Slater's meeting at Maennerchor
hall last evening was we'll attended, and
proved to be a wonderful surprise and
success. In his opening address he ex-
planned modern spiritualism, after which
he gave psychometric readings from Diff
ferent articles placed upon the table dur
ing his absence. This was highly appre-
ciated and was OF great interest. Much
amusement was caused by the explain
alton OF a conversation which took place
in the home of several ladies before COM
ing to the meeting. Altogether, IA very
enjoyable and instructive meeting was
held, and at the request OF the people.
Mr.. Slater decided to give another meet
ing at Odd Fellows hall this evening.