, 1897-04-03
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Spring Capes. Prices Right. 4
: WYOMING DRY GOODS CO., J
. e. W. coRpINER, Manager.
E MENTIONED.

Hot soda at settele's.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
OF coffee in town.
Eighteen cars of cattle were loaded
out today and two cars came in last
night.
1t didn't take long to beat a path
through the snow TO Browns. Every
body knows he sets the best table.
Seven cars OF silk came in this morn
ing from the west. The consignment is
being run upon special time and Is en-
route to New York.
At the receivers sale OF the Northrop
moiety in the Northrop and Elmer part
nership the property was purchased by
Mary l.. Northrop for $3.50.
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.
1t nov looks as though Laramie has
lost General Fishback. He is engaged
in the practice Of law in a little town in
Kansas and it is doubtless his intention
to remain there. This leaves a vacancy
in the Office OF city attorney.
The fourth and last lecture in the SER
les on OBJECTIONS to the Episcopal
Church" will be given on Sunday night
at st. Matthew's cathedral by Very Rev.
Dean Mallett. Topic, "Aristocratic and
Exclusive. or the Rich Mans Church"
The rolling mill was closed down
again today in order to make repairs on
the steam pipe which bursted in the
fore part of The week. The repairs made
at that time were only temporary and
a more thorough overhauling will be
made today and tomorrow.
The rotary snow-plow was making
some fancy plays in the yards this
morning and delighted a large number
OF people with its performances. The
manner in which it goes through an Or
binary drift is a sight to behold. In
some cases this morning it threw snow
fully 200 foot from the track. 1t was
sent to Cheyenne during the day.
A special telegram from Casper states
that snow lies 80 inches deep on the
range and stock has had nothing to eat
for several days. Men arriving in Cas-
per from n%eighboring sheep camps re-
port that the storm was the worst in the
history OF that part Of the state; that
thousands Of sheep will be lost and
range cattle will die.
The Boulder Presybtery will meet in
Cheyenne. April n. Delegates and 9TH
ers intending to attend the meeting will
report to A. Erickson as soon as posi-
BILE, when entertainment cards will be
forwarded to them. If the secretaries
OF the Aid society. missionary society
and Sunday school will report to Mr..
Erickson, clerk Of the session, imme-
diately, the church can be fully repre-
sented in the UNCONVENTIONAL statistics.
MINING MATTERS.
Mr.. c. J. Weir, the mining man, re-
turned to the capital on No. 4 today. In
relation to his transactions in this vi
entity there is really nothing new to re-
late except that he has compiled abso-
lutely with the terms of his agreement
with the Douglas Consolidated people
and there is no doubt whatever but that
he intends to operate the property and
complete the purchase.
He also made satisfactory arrange
ments with the Albany placer people,
but The Republican is not at liberty to
state the figures at this time. He will
fulfill the contract mentioned in these
columns about 80 days ago.
The attendance Of ALL members Of
Laramie Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. w, is
requested Monday evening. Important
business.
!. N. OVERMAN, M. w.
c. w. BUsSARD, Recorder.
COMING.
Albert Hosmer and Hattie Ross, sup
ported by Craig & Hosmer's big COM
pany. will begin a weeks engagement
In Laramie commencing Monday night,
April 9Th. This company. which is con-
ceded to be as strong as any travelling,
will reduce its prices for this engage
ment to 20. 80 and 40 cent?. II a good
company, fine scenery, handsome cos
TUNES and first class plays have any
power to attract the house should be