, 1899-02-10
MENTIONED.

Cocoanuts at G.. Z. Eggleston's.
Roses and carnations at Hertzog's.
The Dancing club gives a hop this
evening at North Star hall.
Yon Yonson is to be given at the
Opera House on Thursday, February 16.
The Aramenti Concert company will
appear at Maennerchor hall on Tues
day evening. Feb. 14th.
Larry Malloy has been appointed
superintendent of the Montana division
of the Oregon Short Line.
c. III. Jones came in from the Little
Laramie last evening and reports the
storm still severe in the country.
A valentine social will be given by
the ladies of st. Matthew'S cathedral
at the old church on Tuesday evening
February 18th. A valentine box will be
arranged for the use of the young and
old.
pldLty . pray Dos "duleh, was
given at the Opera House last night to
a large audience. The principal fea-
teures of the play were the girls and
some musical and athletic specialties,
the latter being quite good.
1t is reliably reported thai a colony
of about forty Germans will settle on
the fertile Burlington fat early in the
spring, and undertake to develop and
irrigate a large body of fine agricul-
tural land in that vicinity. They will
succeed.-Basin City Rustler.
Coroner Nottage held an inquest over
the body OF Dennis Finn, a section
hand who was killed at Lookout Sun
day by being struck by a snowplow.
The jury consisted of II. e. Robinson,
Jabez Cook and R. E. Fitch and they
could find no one responsible for the
mans death.
Mrs. II. Durlacher and family will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. ii.
Brees on Fifth street until her home is
put in habitable condition by the in
surance companies. The adjusters
came up from Denver yesterday and
are estimating the damage done by the
fire Monday night.
The ladies of the w. R. C. are pre-
pairing to feed everybody in Laramie
at their chicken-pie supper next Mon
day evening, as they have a Tip" that
the people are coming enmasse. The
comrades of the G. A. R. have decided
to add card tables to the other attrac-
lions at their ball, for those who do
not care to dance.
The meeting last evening at the
Presbyterian church was well attended
and enthusiastic. The singing would
enthuse anybody. The afternoon Bible
readings and children's meetings are
growing in interest. Next week Evan
gelist Rankin will be here and good re-
suits are confidently anticipated. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited.
A Washington dispatch says: Sem
ator Clark remained in the city for the
purpose of recording his vote on the
peace treaty, although in great distress
of mind because summoned to the
death-bed of his aged father. Immedi-
ately after the vote was taken, Senator
r
Clark hastened to the station and took
the train for Iowa.-Cheyenne Sun
Leader.
The storm has not ended yet and
another fall of snow occurred today
as predicted by the weather bureau.
1t has been storming all day and about
four inches more snow fell. Trains
were tied up again. The morning pas
senger train, west-bound, was delayed
over two hours at Red Buttes OF &C
count of an east-bound freight train
which was stalled just east Of Sanders
station and six miles from Laramie.
The east-boundf passenger arrived
nearly on time but was held here until
ate this afternoon, No. 3 being also
held for some time. The delay is
caused principally by freight trains be-
ing TIED I'm.