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Windy today.
The first of February.
No arrests were made yesterday.
Bright and warmer this morning.
Some snow melted yesterday-not
much.
Fancy sweet potatoes at the Gem
City Grocery.
Edison monographs and records for
sale at Lovejoy's.
G. NJ. Barber has bought the Paul
Bath billiard hall.
The Centennial Post has changed its
publication day from Thursday to Sat
urday.
Don't forget the Prohibition alliance
meeting tonight at the home Of DR..
Sawyer.
Harold Symons has accepted a lucra-
tive position with the Cheyenne electric
light works.
DR.. w. c. E%rcanbrack. the dentist,
will have office with DR.. Potter in the
Temple building for the present.
The Leader has just completed the
annual inventory of the stock and found
the years business very satisfactory.
Colonel Copeland is billed for a lect-
ure at the university auditorium tomor-
row evening on Seeing the Elephant"
The Masons will meet in their new
hall tonight and the Knights Of Pythias
will meet Friday night at the same
place. gr'
DR.. Lewis of the university preached
two sermons at Rawlins yesterday and
delivered an address at the high school
there today.
Justice Grant was able to leave his
bed yesterday, but did not essay a trip
down town. He was not at his Office
this morning.
Vice President Connor was at his
post at the First National bank this
morning, having recovered from an at,
tack of la grippe.
At the council meeting tomorrow
aight nothing GU of the ordinary will
come up for consideration, as far as
the officers now know.
Dean Bode was the speaker at the
university vesper services yesterday.
Mrs. Gibson rendered a solo. The at.
tendance was quite good.
c. Fl. Peterson and Alex Heraldson
+ Denver were ent to the Albany
mines lear Holmes this morning, to be
placed at work in the mines.
Tomorrow will be grounding day,
and il that animal sees his shadow
whel he comes from his hole he will
return and remain for six weeks.
Assistant Cashier E. d. Hiskey has
resumed his position at the First Ma
tional bank, having about recovered
from a recent severe attack of la grippe.
The cottage prayer meeting has been
postponed, on account Of the lecture at
the university. but will meet Tuesday
Of next week at the home of Mr.. Mer-
riam.
H. E. Neal. who went to Denver to
be treated at a hospital there, Is much
improved in health at his home in this
city, the Denver trip having greatly
benefited him.
The county commissioners will meet
tomorrow for the transaction Of rou-
tine business. The reports OF the diff
ferent county and precinct officers will
be submitted.
Drs. w. c. Ercanbrack, the dentist,
and C.. A. Potter, the physician, will oc-
cupy the ofices in the Balch block re-
Gently vacated by the Knights of Pyth.
las and Masons.
The electric light plant t the plaster
mill "a put in operation for the first
time Saturday and worked satisfac-
torily. It is used exclusively for the
lighting Of the plant.
Many are complaining Of poor po-
tatoes this year. but the Holiday Co.
just received a car Of the finest ever
brought to Laramie, and prices less
than chraged by others for poor stock.
City Treasurer C. D. Spalding wa to
day checking up the interest coupons
on the funding and sewer bonds, which
were paid about the first Of the year.
The interest amounts to $z.7s2 each sig
months.
Vice President w. H. Fraxee Of the
Michigan and Wyoming Copper COM
pany today received = check Tor more
than 500 fron nscanabs, Mich, the
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