, 1904-03-29
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Cloudy this morning.
No police court cases today.
Baseball supplies at L%ovejoy's.
Tennis supplies at Lovejoy's.
Attend the Easter Monday dance.
Clear and warmer this afternoon.
Another snow storm" this morning.
Plants and ferns al the Golden Rule.
Hon. William Maxwell is getting
better daily.
Heyler's chocolates at the Red
Cross pharmacy.
Easter novelties at the Laramie
Book company.
All employees at the rolling mills will
be given their March checks tomor-
row.
Mrs. Forbes continues about the
same as for the past two or three
days.
Don't forget the Easter Monday
dance by the ladies of the Catholic
church.
Gus johnson Is having a wagon shed
erected at his house at Fourth and
Custer streets.
Joe Wilde will give a masquerade
ball at his ranch house near Chey-
enne April Is.
Jacob May is building a bay front
and verandah to the east side Of the
Home hospital building.
Wilbur T. Hicks. has resigned as
business manager OF the Boomerang
and will return to illinois.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciaty will meet with Mrs. Barber to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Chinaman who sold produce on
the streets last summer has returned
to the city n will engage in business
here again.
Some of the best of the late ore
from the Strong mine assayed 40 per
cent of copper. with the usual amount
Of gold n silver.
The Hansen Mercantile company of
Rawlins has filed amended articles OF
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state at Cheyenne.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
he explosion at the Strong mine, in
which a miner was killed and Francis
Swigart badly injured.
Elmer Lovejoy has removed to his
lew location. in the building recently
hought by his father, on Second street
Mr.. Russell is in the building vacated
by Mr.. Lovejoy.
If the business manager is ire
now long Will a reporter who misses
every item of news every day continue
to draw his dollar seventy-five PERI"
James McCune, who took a part OF
the sawmill outfit to Centennial last
week returned to town last night and
is today loading his wagon for a re-
turn trip with supplies and merchan-
disc
A large audience was present last
night at the New Grand to witness the
presentation of Ten Nights in a Bar
ROOM" the production being satisfac-
tory to the audience. The company
went east last night.
Burglars attempted to enter the
store Of E. 8. johnson at Cheyenne
Sunday afternoon by breaking the
glass in a rear window. A passerby
gave the alarm and n OF the men
was captured before he could get
away and the other raj arrested later.
Prof. Slosson Is not expected to an
nounce his determination In the matter
of returning to Laramie from New
York before the first Of April. the date
set in which President Lewis is to be
informed of his decision. Friends here
do not give any intimation Of his love-
ments. They profess to be in igno-
rance.
William Rothwell, Young Corbett,"
this morning. He was not met on the
depot platform by the reporter who
SO artfully snubbed his little encounter
with Jimmie" Britt at San Francisco
Friday night. Mr.. Rothwell 10 On his
way to Chicago, where he will mix It
with another fighter or two.
J.. A. Macarthur and b. F. Towner,
the contractors for sinking the shaft on
the Michigan mine, and who have Just
completed their contract, are among
the guests 1t the Kuster. They reached
the city With their men last Afternoon
and were today handed the contract
prSce BY Mr.. Frasee. the resident mem
Der Of the board Il trustees Il the
MieAisan and wyo0ing Csppsr CON
paay.