, 1905-05-10
E MENTIONED.

Snow this afternoon.
The bank barometer did It.
Colder and cloudy this morning.
The Evanston city election occurs to-
morrow.
For sale, Oldsmobile, cheap. Elmer
Lovejoy.
A little sputter of snow yesterday
afternoon.
The troops at Fort Russell were
paid yesterday.
About two inches of snow had fallen
down to 4 O'Clock.
The snow storm had not ceased at
4 O'Clock this afternoon.
The bank barometer showed 22.74
at 10 o'clock this morning.
No damage from the storm was re-
ported to the telephone company.
New and secondhand wheels; easy
payments. Sold by c. w. Brands.
Mrs. Brands had a very distressing
night and was very ill this morning.
Ferns, potted plants and pansy
plants at the Golden Rule, Mrs. Wall.
There was a false alarm of fire at
1:25 o'clock, due to the electrical
storm.
A Greek saloon keeper is on trial at
Cheyenne for selling liquor to a IA
year-old boy.
Territory and western medium wool
was quoted at 90 to 80 cents at st.
Louis yesterday.
Louis Miller is able to be at his
place of business every day now, hav-
ing gained much strength.
The election contest cases in Lara
mic county were called in the district
court at Cheyenne this morning.
The Cheyenne Tribune does not be-
lieve the $4,000, 900 rolling mill story
about Laramie, but believes the spike
mill will be started.
Robert Deal of Encampment has
sold for cash $4,000 worth of the
stock of the Copper Age Mining com
pany of Encampment.
Marshal Sigman hopes to complete
the cleaning of the streets this week,
having been favored with good weather
and a busy force of men.
Two non-union carpenters who went
to Cheyenne to accept positions in
place of the strikers were seen by
members of the union and refused to
go to work.
The Tribune says nat Cheyenne is
to have a carpet plant, Messrs. Rupe
& Osterdock having sold their plant
at Ottumwa, Ia, and decided to locate
at Cheyenne.
Hon. Ora Haley of this city was
made a member OF the committee on
constitution and bylaws of the Amer
lean Stock Growers convention in ses-
sion at Denver.
City Marshal Stevens Of Cheyenne
has furnished each policeman of that
city with a new yellow locust club
twenty inches long. Stand from under
is the prevailing cry.
Albany lodge No. Z, Odd Fellows,
will have something doing tonight, a
committee on refreshments has been
appointed n promise a surprise.
Work will be in the third degree.
William R. Wallace will go to Evans
ton about the first of June to look after
some real estate matters in the United
States land office there, he having
some government land in hat district.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch
is quite i'll at their home on the west
side and is being sustained on goats
milk, the goats being kindly furnished
by Messrs. Thomas and Davis of the
stock yards.
F. A. Carpenter, baggagemaster at
the depot here. received a letter from
his wife last night, saying that her
sister, to whose bedside she went sew
eral days ago. was somewhat better
when she wrote.
Manager Charlie DeKay of the com
pany to present "A Bit of Paper at
the Opera House the night of the 23d,
for the benefit Of the library furniture
fund, had a rehearsal of the members
last night. Three of the cast declin-
ed to serve after accepting parts and
others had to be assigned to the parts.
Misses, children's and infants
dresses, an immense line Just in. and
cheaper than ever. The Bazaar. 232t3