, 1902-02-01
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Cold today. in spite Of sunshine.
Fresh flowers daily. Mrs. Wall.
A guarantee on all hair tonics bought
from Mrs. NJ. Clippinger.
| will make picture frames free for
the next thirty days. Lovejoy.
Big display of neckwear and furnish
ing goods at Woodruff and Terry's.
Train No. 3 took the Pacific Hotel
company's supply car to Ogden this
afternoon.
Train No. 3 did not arrive until 1920
this afternoon and No. 4 was bulletin
ed at 2:3O.
We will sell you an ulster or we
coat cheaper than any n in town.
Woodruff & Terry.
James Casey of Cheyenne and H. B.
Goldsmith of Dover, Wyo.. have been
appointed railway mail clerks.
Mrs. John Davis, who has been quite
ill for a few days with a sever cold,
was reported better this morning.
The young daughter of Mrs. Lewis
J. Bush of the Big Laramie is quite
sick and is threatened with pneumo-
mia.
Tom Phillips is in the city. arranging
for the appearance of Stetson's Uncle
Toms Cabin company at the Opera
House on the night Of the It'll.
John McGraw of Evanston, a student
at the university, was taken ill late
yesterday afternoon and was sent to
Mrs. Burk's hospital for treatment.
c. A. Mix, the advance representa-
tive of Hi Henry's minstrels is in the
| city, arranging for the return visit of
the company to the Manager Monday
night.
DR.. Smiley was taken i'll today and
did not go to Cheyenne. Prot. Slosson
went in his stead and will preach III the
Cheyenne Congregational church to
morrow.
Police Judge Hayford collected 1921
in police court fines during January
He received $24.65 in fees in civil cases
and disposed of three cases as justice
of the peace.
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque. la.
denied the reported election of a bish'
op of the diocese of Sioux City. as re
ported in a Chicago dispatch in this
paper a few days age.
Mr.. Thompson a few days ago ship
ped to J. ]. Stearns at Denver a fine
saddle and carriage horse which he had
bought Of John Ernest. The horse was
shipped in a a by itself.
The funeral Of l. J. McCuen, the mar
killed at New Buford, will occur under
the auspices of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen at Cheyenne Sun
day afternoon, Rev. D. D. Forsythe Of
iciating.
Will Thomas and Did Smith have
a wonderful STORY" about Peter Mord
hurst and his mules that would bring
tears to the best reporter on earth
They tried it OH some Of The Repub
lican staff.
During January Sheriff Cook inspect
ed sixty-eight head of horses for ship
ment beyond the state. The most were
shipped by w. F. Donnelly and Wallace
Bros, horses going to the railroad
works at Springer, New Mexico.
The advertising department of the
Union Pacific is preparing to issue two
maps in colors, showing DIN relief the
topography of the country traversed
The maps are four feet long and eight
cen inches high. They will be framed
and distributed to patrons.
County Clerk James McGibbon this
afternoon turned over to County Treas.
urer Reals $149.60 fees for filing col
lected in the clerks once during the
month of January. This is above the
usual January filing fees but il not up
to the fees for December. when there
were a large number Of mining loca-
lions and proofs of labor in mines.
Rev. A. c. Hosbin is laid up at home
with a severe cold and will not be able
to occupy his pulpit At the Presbytsri-
an church tomorrow. He vas almost
too i'll to preach, last Sunday. but vfnt
In the forenoon, and since then las
hardly left his room. Miss NcCofkle