, 1905-02-10
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

SheySuAe las puICLdSeu oUU young
trees to be planted in that city.
Cheyenne Knights of Pythias work
ed the rank of Knight last night and
had a social session.
The thermometer at the Red Cross
pharmacy showed just zero at Z
O'Clock this morning.
Workmen for the w. H. Holiday
company today began work on the
tower of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Charles Pullman, wife of the
carpenter, is quite ill with pneumonia
at her home, 719 Ninth street.
E. E. Fitch was able to be at the
store this morning, having nearly re-
covered from his recent illness.
William Lewis, who died on a Union
Pacific train at Rawlins, has been TAX
en- to Victor, Colo. for interment.
The commission of c. w. Spalding
as a notary public was filed in County
Clerk Dayton's Office this afternoon.
Representative Mondell believes his
Shoshone reservation bill will yet be-
come a law al this session of congress.
The Republicans Legislative report
yesterday contained information later
than did that in the Cheyenne Tribune.
The operation upon Will Comfy at
St. Joseph's hospital, Denver, by DR..
Freeman, was set for 9 o'clock this
morning.
The school board here is making an
effort to get all the boys in school.
some persist in staying out and may
be severely dealt with.
The Cheyenne Tribune says, Get
ready to plant lrees,' when probably
means lay in your supply o. dynamite
to blast holes in the frozen earth.
U. S. Andrews has been arrested at
Cheyenne charged with the theft of
tools from the ]. C. Cain Electrical
Supply company, for which he worked.
One or w of the boys parolled by
Judge Scott at Cheyenne refuse to at
tend school and the judge may send
them to the reform school tomorrow.
County Treasurer Hicks has shifted
his office desk to the other side of the
office and will have a railing erected
to exclude the general public from the
inner recesses.
Bert LaFontaine and George Wat
kins have sold their gentlemen's furn-
ishing store at Dell, Mont, and return
ed to Cheyenne, where they may en-
gage in business.
Mr.. Ford, the chemist at the plas
ter mill, who has been ill with appendi-
citis at his rooms at the Ingersoll
home, is considerably better today, his
friends will be glad to learn.
The Centennial stage left on time
this morning, although the driver ex
pected to have to abandon the vehicle
at the Fillmore ranch and continue the
journey to Centennial on horseback.
Joe Graham has confessed the rob
berry of TT Dyer hotel bar at Chey-
enne,. duplicating Walter Tunis and
Thomas Mayer. The men have been
turned over to the county authorities.
There is nothing new in the Gerber
case. Dicey, the negro held for the
murder, has been toe ill for a few
| dc yc IN otfnnJ oniIrt Far pro1innfno Fy
hearing. The sheriff is afraid to take
him into the weather.
Willis Jensen will soon begin the
erection of his store building on Sec
ond street, having acquired a half in
terest in the walls of both the Lovett
and Cordiner's drug store buildings
making building a comparatively sim
pie matter.
J.. c. Higley, who died at Greeley,
Colo, yesterday, is not a relative of D.
Higley of Bosler. all the relatives Of
that gentleman living in the east, many
of them in Wisconsin. The Greeley
man was a pioneer settler In the north
lelA pdil VI SOlOIduO d11u was d Sudl Z
member of the Greeley Masonic lodge.
Elton Perry, ex-champion rough rid
er of the world, yesterday rode Young
Steamboat an outlaw horse well
known here, in an exhibition at Chey-
enne for the benefit of Captain and
Mrs. J. j.. Pershing of Toxic, Japan,
and gave a very pretty exhibition. The
horse with five or six others Is to be
sent to Paris TO join Buffalo Bills
Wild West show.
The Cheyenne Tribune notes a u 8
tom in that city Of young people refer
ring to a gentleman and lady some
times seer together as 1.-The Smiths" or
the Browns and on a recent occa-
sion the reference was taken as correct
by parties who were not acquainted
with the custom, to the embarrass-
ment OF the young lady referred to.
She was warmly congratulated when
InO cOn ORGANIZATIONS were coming