, 1902-11-12
MENTIONED.

Cloudy and cold today, with snow at
intervals.
Cutlery at Lovejoy's. Call and read
the guarantee.
The radiators at the Van Horn-Millel
building are being gilded.
Mrs. DR.. Miller continues to improve
She sits up a part of the time now.
Father Hugh Cummiskey is almost
sick with a severe attack of hay fever
Postmaster Beltz and family are NOV
ing to the Dwight Smith place today
The pension of Usher J. Stalcup OF
Arvada has been increased to SIT q
month.
Jack" Passoe has been releasedfro
the county Jail, after serving thirty
days for petit ~larcency. o.
Judge Scott has taken under advise
ment the motion for a new trial fol-
Tom Horn at Cheyenne.
Several mechanics to work on the
new buildings for the Hammond Pack
Mrs. Spalding passed a very com
Portable night. with indications of q
ness.
John A. Logan. Jr., was killed three
W n ,.s a ~ frIor IIo y-or %ho ~
the former general and senator from
Illinois.
A committee from the building ant
loan association met today and ap
proved the security of a oar made
some time ago.
Governor Richards has ordered &C
cepted the resignation of Captain Her
bert C. Saunder of Company A, w. N
G., of Douglas.
Governor Richards has refused tt
grant the petition for pardon of Arnold
Wagner, a convict now serving a tern
for sheep stealing.
Carl Jacobs was fined IS and costs
in the police court late yesterday after
noon, for ~intoxication, which he pait
and was discharged.
The November term of the Laramie
county district court will begin at Chey
enne Monday, when eight crimina
cases will be tried.
Minnie Hazleridge. the colored wo
man who a year ago shot and killed an
other woman in a house of i'll repute
Rawlins.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
lIcnry Koch. who was so dangerously
Ill with pneumonia last night, is better
today, with the chances of recovery il
her favor.
Justice f. z. Woodland of Tie Siding
IS expected in the city tomorrow. wher
the canvass of the votes at the county
election will be undertaken at the
county clerks office.
Louis Miller says that last Sunday
was the pleasantest November Sunday
he has seen in the mountains for sew
cral years. He drove about nearly al
day in his shirt sleeves.
Mrs. Shock, who has been at the
Home hospital for a few days, is get
ting along nicely. Mr.. Van Ortwick 1.
out on the street, and Mr.. Burkhardt IL
able to be up and about.
The Leader says that t%hirty-five fam
lies will settle in Cheyenne as a result
OF the building of the Cheyeneand North
ern shops in that city, work on which
will begin in a few days.
w. J.. Beckwith and Frank Spaffort
o: this city and E. H. Thornton of Rocl
River were excused as members Of the
United States grand jury at Cheyenne
which began its labors yesterday.
In a test at Cheyenne yesterday, the
Central school was emptied of it's Az
pupils in just eighty seconds, after ar
alarm of fire. There was no confusion
and no trouble in getting the little onef
out.
The electric light company furnished
water for its boilers last night through
a line of fire hose from the plug at the
Albany County National bank and to
day filled its reservoirs through the
same line.
The dramatic page of the Sunday is
sue Of the Chicago Inter Ocean con
tains a good half-tone picture of Miss
Minnie Schwartz, the Sunrise girl who
is making a name for herself in comic
opera.
Charles Harris. the porter at the