, 1902-11-19
MENTIONED.
Cloudy but not cold today.

Cloudy but not cold today.
Choice flowers in daily. Mrs. Walls
Cutlery at Lovejoy's. Call and read
the guarantee.
Ole Sander is a visitor in the city
today from Sherman.
Dan Hitchcock has filed a certificate
for the alligator wrench brand.
The county brand committee will
meet at the county clerks office at 1870
Friday afternoon.
Albert Rosine is still suffering con
siderably from his broken leg and wor-
ries somewhat
Boss" Tweed was found guilty of
municipal corruption in New York
nineteen years ago today.
Young Mr.. Hunter, who is i'll at the
Kuster. is a little better today. and is
believed to be recovering.
In Cheyenne at the recent election
1854 votes were cast in the city for
congressman. as against 2,4O3 a year
ago.
Ten years ago today T. L. Mckee
bought the handsome Ernest Davies
residence at Third and Fremont
streets.
II. G.. WeIch and family are today
moving into tbojr poU,b omo ON Chow;
dan street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
The North Star society has named
committees to arrange for it's annual
masquerade ball about the middle of
January.
Frank Askin brought two loads of
matte from the Rambler smelter yes
terday and returned today with sup
plies for the camp.
Some very good gold ore from the
Richmond mine, owned by w. II. Low
EFT at Cooper hill. has reached the city
and pans out well.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed of the Keystone Mining and Mill
ing company to operate in Laramie
county with $500. 900 capital stock.
Edward S. Holden. ST.. charged in the
United States court at Cheyenne with
cutting timber on government land
pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50 ant
costs.
George Woods. charged with assault
ing Albert Rosine. was fined $25 thi.
morning, in Justice Grants court. II,
paid his fine and was discharged from
custody.
Who does not want a bargain
Have you seer the large stock of nev
fresh goods. we have been getting, ant
now they have all got to go. Must ~
here's your chance at Mrs. Cordi
ner's.
Thomas Chaplin, while removing tn,
meat from a cocoanut, last evening
stuck the blade of the knife he was us
ing into the palm Of his hand, severinl
an artery and disabling the mem
her for a day or two.
Murphy, the ex-cook who suffered {
severe wound of the chin by fallinf
against a door Sunday night, was dis
charged from the city Jail today, where
he had been under the care of DR.. Mil
Ter. the county physician.
Captain REGISTER and Lieutenant Dill
Ion of the local Salvation Army force
here, have been ordered back to Den
yer and will hold their final meetin,
here on the night of December Z. 1
Is not known who will succeed then
here.
Eugene Van Ortwick and Davit
Cochrane. held to the district cour
yesterday afternoon by Justice Grant
the n for assaulting E. H. Decke,
and the other for aiding and abettinj
the assault. gave the 1880 bond re
CURED and were discharged to appeal
in the district court.
Judge Bramel today rendered decis
ion in favor of defendant in the sui
of E. P. Baker against Charles Brown
for possession of some land over thu
hill. Baker contended that the stat,
land board should have released the
land to him and not leased it to Mr.
Brown. Judge Bramel sustained the
state land board in the matter. Bakel
had not reclaimed the land by irriga