, 1902-12-24
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
A Beautifully Designed

Christmas tomorrow.
For toys see Mrs. Walter.
"A Merry Christmas" to all.
Christmas cuts on pianos at Kidd's.
Everything for dolly. Mrs. Walter.
Leonard Bacon died December "a,
1881.
Lots of doin's" at the churches to-
night.
The county offices will be closed to-
morrow.
A warm wind blew today. melting
some of the snow.
V. X. Hart post. G. A. R.. has been
organized at Buffalo.
A few more pianos at the discount
price. II. Kidd & Son.
The best candies for Xmas at lowest
prices at John A.. Wallis.
Oliver Olsen of Iowa will erect an
iron foundry at Sheridan.
Frank Reals is assisting has father
IL the county treasurer's Office.
Balls. Boxing Gloves, Striking Bags
of all sizes for Christmas at Lovejoy's.
c. w. DeKay, agent for Continental
Fire Insurance Co.. at First National.
The funeral of John Donovan, a
Cheyenne eX-soldier occurred there to-
day at 10 o'clock.
Editor Slack of the Leader present
ed each member of his force with a
Christmas turkey.
See what we have in the way of
Christmas presents in the smokers
line. John A. Wallis.
For Christmas: Mexican Art Leather
poCketbooks. Hand Bags and Chate-
LANES at Laramie Saddlery Co.
Charles T. West of Denver was here
today. adjusting the loss sustained by
Fred Lohlein by fire a day or two ago.
Victor Carlin today filed proof of la
Dor on the Blue Bell group. the Noun.
tain Rose inc the Morning Star mines.
Walter E. johnson and Lena Nc
Cuen, well known Cheyenne young
people, were married Monday night at
that place.
The Interstate Ditch company, to
operate on Tongue river, in Sheridan
county, has been incorporated by the
secretary OF state at Cheyenne.
Charles Hircheur vas fined the usual
So and costs in the police court this
morning for intoXication. He was ar
rested last night in a state of absolute
helplessness from drink.
State Mine Inspector Young received
a ton of coal as a Christmas present.
1t was from the Glenrock Coal com
pany, for which he formerly worked.
Noah always was lucky.
The girl charged with the theft of a
diamond ring from her mistress and a
diamond pin from a jeweler will not be
prosecuted. the officers having found
the most of the missing property.
Astronomer Evans of the Cheyenne
Leader four eclipses for
1903-two of the sun and two Of the
moon. The Denver Republican hopes
to chronicle the eclipse of Henry NJ
Teller.
The chemical laboratory room in the
university building, just vacated by
Prof. S~losson, will be used by Prof
Ridgaway. and Prof. Knights oom in
the basement of the building will be
converted into a document room.
Judge Bramel yesterday granted a
divorce to Jennie G. Quirk from John
J. Quirk on the ground of indignities
and desertion. Quirk wanted his wife
to go with him to logging camp and
she refused, his motives being not OF
the purest.
County Clerk Cahill of Cheyenne
will appoint C. E Artist as deputy
clerk and William Benjamin and Her
man Brookhart as clerks. ]. E. Vree'
land. the treasurerelect, will name the
present treasurer, John Schuneman
as his deputy.
A good deal of trouble vas expert.
enced from snow this morning at Au.
rora, forty miles west of Laramie. A
rotary snow pillow went through the
drift Iocf p;pbt b,t ton miputec later
train No. 1O2 was stalled, the wind hav-
ing filed the cut with snow. The mail
train was delayed some hours, reach
ing here about 9 O'Clock this morning.
A rotary and regular snow pillow are at
work at Aurora. and little more trouble