, 1903-01-20
WELCOME
FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE
STATE LEGISLATURE AND
THE STATE OFFICERS.
Party Expected to Reach Laramie
Shortly After Noon Tomorrow and
Remain Until Late in the Even
ing-Generai Reception Commit
tee Of the Citizens Convention.

The executive committee of the citi
zens' mass meeting, consisting of Otto
Gramm, DR.. E. E. Smiley. w. H. Hol
liday. N. E. Corthell and F. H. Eggle
ston, appointed to arrange for the
coming of the members of the state
Legislature, the governor and other
state officers, the officers of the house
and senate and the mayor and council
OF the city of Cheyenne tomorrow, to
inspect the university and other state
institutions here, late yesterday after
noon completed the general commit
tee of arrangements, the anne OF
which follow:
Mayor A. E. Miller, chairman; Coun'
Gilman J. E. Gates, vice chairman;
Councilmen Fred Trehoning, Ole Pet.
erson, Amos Teft, Oscar Rogers and
George E. Phillips; County Commits,
sioners j. w. Johnson, Nellis E. Car
thell, Chris H. Jones, President Smiley
and the members Of the faculty of the
University of Wyoming, Postmaster
E. T. Beltz, John W. Connor, E. Crum.
rine, A. Erickson, Frank Terry, Will
Peabody, James Peterson, Prof. Will
liam Marquardt, ]. T. Holiday, A. T.
Holmes. Fred A. Miller, M. M. Green,
DR.. s. B. Miller, T. A. Simpson,
Joseph Lohlein, ]. H. Symons, DR.. H.
l. Stevens, Jesse Converse, c. P. Ar
mold, J. M. Fenwick, DR.. o. s. Rhodes,
Dr.. F. D. Green, H. v. s. Groesbeck,
W.. E. Chaplin, editor Republican,; w.
8. Ingham, editor Boomerang; F. w.
OFT, editor Times; James Lynch, edi-
tor Mining Age; R. G Kleeman,
James Coughlin, c. M. Tegner, Prof.
F. W. Lee, z. A. Carter, Corlett Dow
ney, T. H. Gibson, George A. Camp
bell, William. Cordiner, G. 8. Hous-
ton, Ora Haley, D. N. Stickney, DR..
McCollum, M. M. Grant, John Leni-
han. chief Of the fire department; A.
E. Holiday, secretary of the fire de-
partment; County Clerk T. J. Dayton.
County Treasurer William Hicks,
James Towson, H. v. Williamson, DR..
R. J. Gardiner, Harry Cordiner, DR..
McNin, DR.. C. J. Sawyer. Elmer Love
joy, r. S. D. Stewart, J. F. johnson,
Ed Tierney, foreman of the Union
Pacific shops; William Roth, general
foreman; e. R. Breisch, agent for the
Union Pacific; Peter Smart, John A.
Fischer, M. H. Murphy. E. J. Lehman,
Bailey Cornwell, Rev. A. c. Hogbin,
Rev. H. Warren Nice, Rev. J. w.
Houston, Dean James Cope, Rev.
Father Hugh Commiskey, H. Ralph
Hall, Frank Frazer, s. A. Campbell,
N. X. Boswell, Rev. H. P. Hansen, the
members Of the various sub-commit-
tees and others.
The subcommittee are composed
Of the following citizens:
Banquet-W. H. Holiday. chairman
and toast master; ". A. Whitney, A.
e. Jupp, ]. W. Johnson and N. X. Bos-
we'll.
Ladies' reception committee-Mrs.
Ingersoll, chairman.
Music-F. H. Eggleston, chairman;
William MarQuardt, Norman Towson,
Amos Tefft and Charles N. settele.
Carriages-Otto Gramm, chairman;
George E. Phillips, Fred Tregoning.
J. w. stryker and c. s. Greenbaum.
Badges and decorations-N. E. Cor.
thell, chairman; N. F. Spicer. Charles
e. Blair, H. D. Beemer and A. c.
Jones.
A special from Cheyenne to The Re
publican says that the party will leave
Cheyenne by special train at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, arriving at
Laramie at 1926, remaining here un-
til $3.50 in the evening, when the train
will leave for Evanston.
The various committees are work
ing to make the affair q glowing sue
cess. The badge and decoration com
mittee this afternoon placed an order
for a large number Of badges to be
worn by the reception committee, and
Mr.. Holiday Of the committee OF
banquet has his committee at worl
vigorously preparing for the banquet
to be held late in the day.
Reception for Visiting Ladies'.
The ladies' reception committee
-- nE. nF.IYto To0orooll