, 1905-01-30
E F MENTIONED.
A little now last night.
Cloudy and cold this morning.

Spring flowers are now in. Mrs.
Wall at the Golden Rule.
The Cheyenne weather officials pre-
dict a very cold February.
The snow storm from the west
reached here at noon today.
The Georgia minstrels will be at
Cheyenne next Friday night.
Invitations have been issued for the
Masonic ball on the oath OF February.
Work was resumed on the Beckwith
and Gardiner buildings this morning.
Mrs. Samuel Armitage is confined
to her oom with a severe attack Of la
grippe.
Newcastle is proud of its fine new
school building and its handsome con.
gresham.
The short course for ranchmen be-
gan in science hall at the university
this morning.
Two Greeks have established a sa-
loon at Cheyenne. They are J. Per
chios and s. Zouras.
A. N. Braae of Laramie peak Is pre-
pairing to resume operations IN his
mining claim in that district.
The barometer at the First National
bank recorded a pressure of 29 inches
this morning, equal to % at sea level.
Daniel, Wyo., is building a commod-
ious log school house. the logs being
on the ground and the foundation laid.
The Cheyenne Tribune notes the re
turn to this city OF Father Cummiskey,
who spent a few days there last week.
Bailey Cornwell was at the saloon
this morning, having nearly recovered
from his recent severe attack of la
grippe.
The University Choral society will
meet with Dean Bode at the deanery
of St. Matthews cathedral at Z o'clock
this evening.
The bicycle thief at Cheyenne is not
dead. Horace Jenkins, a postofice
clerk, reported the loss of a blue Ma.
tional wheel.
Richard Davidson, the Cheyenne
butcher, was informed Saturday by
cable of the death of his mother at Ed.
inburgh, Scotland.
The Railroad Mems Improvement
club at Cheyenne on Saturday opened
its new reading room and that night
held a very interesting meeting.
Sheridan has had a double wedding
Fred LIE Plant marrying Mrs. Lettie
M. Potter and Claude Howe becoming
the husband of Miss Barbara Otoplik.
There are eight boys ranging in age
from 9 to IA years in the city Jail at
cheyenne and the police say they have
one more member Of the gang to round
up.
Hon. C. P. Arnold has been informed
of the birth of a son to his brother,
Otto Arnold, at Evanston, and that the
young man and his mother were doing
very nicely.
Rev. c. E. Tingley of Cheyenne,
chaplain of the house of representa-
tiyes, Is a lawyer as we'll as a preach
er, having formerly %practiced law at
Lincoln, Neb.
Cheyenne society people are arrang'
ing a reception for Captain and Mrs.
] j.. Pershing at hat city. Mrs. Per
shing is the daughter of Senator Fran
els E. Warren.
The Laramie county commissioners
have decided to open a new road be-
tween Fort Laramie and Guernsey, and
work will begin in the spring. Only
one bridge will be required.
The jury in the Powell case in Jus.
tice Grants court Saturday afternoon
returned a verdict Of o guilty. An
other of the three cases was called
this morning In the same court.
l.. P. House of Cheyenne has been
awarded the contract for wiring the
new gymnasium at Fort D.. A. Russell,
for ;1,176. The only other bidder was
the Cheyenne Light. Fuel and Power
company.
Conductor Frank Simpson, who
came in from the west during the fore.
noon, reported 4 fierce storm Of snow
and wind prevailing at Rock River
and points in that section. Consider
able snow had already fallen.
w. R. stoll. acting county attorney
for Laramie county at Cheyenne. says
that Astle, by the dropping Of whose
pistol from his pocket IN a saloon at
Cheyenne the death Of young Healey
was caused, says Astle will not be
prosecuted for the offense.
Thomas Murray, employed as a
transfer man at the Cheyenne depot
baggage room, has been given a po-
sition as helper on one Of the Chey-
enne- Green River rum and was u
ceeded at the baggage room by Arthur
Spies Of Council Bluffs. Ia.
Possibly you may be able to avoid
the crowd at the Gerber store, across
the creek, II this snow storm CON
tinues. Remember the administrator
sale must shortly be brought to .
| cIoae. no hurry II you want your share