, 1905-05-11
MENTIONED.


The snowstorm was a corker.
For sale, Oldsmobile, cheap. Elmer
Lovejoy.
The sun was bright and warm this
morning.
The Charity Whist club held its an
nual business meeting last night.
Now we hope hat bank barometer
Is satisfied and will behave itself.
Old Sol did his level best today to
help the good citizen clean the walks.
Ferns, ported plants and pansy
plants at the Golden Rule. Mrs. Wall.
Columbia records received highest
awards at st. Louis. Sold by Brands.
The bank barometer this afternoon
showed very little change since 10
O'Clock.
Building operations were delayed
somewhat by the storm Of yesterday
afternoon.
The snow was several inches deep
this morning, but much of it melted
during the day.
1t is believed the promiscuous throw
ing of stones by school boys will be
checked, at least.
1t was reported that fifteen inches
Of snow fell at Cheyenne yesterday
afternoon and last night.
Clark Carter Of the school board
was able to be down town a short
time yesterday afternoon.
John Green, the former Cheyenne
professional baseball player, has signed
with the professional team at Wichita,
Kas.
Charles L. Carr OIL Newcastle and
Miss Grace Garter of Cheyenne were
married at Cheyenne yesterday after
noon.
Charlie Nissen was not at his shop
yesterday, due to a slight indisposition
in the forenoon and the storm in the
afternoon.
City Marshal Sigman has received
notice to look out for burglars who a
few days ago broke into and robbed a
store at. Greeley, Colo.
Judge Carpenter has had barbed wire
strung in place of the panels of iron
fence blown down in front of his resi-.
dence a day or two ago.
The center of the storm reached
Cheyenne about $50 last afternoon,
as was learned by a telephone message
to this paper at that hour.
Some of the good cities cleaned
their walks and others served notice
on the weather clerk that as he had
brought on the snow, he should take
it away.
Train No. 3 did not arrive from the
east until 3:45 this afternoon, No. s
coming a quarter of an hour later. The
delay was on the Kansas and Colorado
divisions.
The Cheyenne Tribune mourns that
John L. Sullivan cut that town dead
in asking for dates for his entertain.
ment, including a fifteen-minute bout
with his training partner.
Western territory wool was unchang
ed in price at st. Louis yesterday, the
prices ranging from 90 to 80 cents for
mediums, 81 and 20 cents for fine med
iums n Is and 10 cents for fine.
1t is believed that the snow will
have sufficiently melted on the parade
ground at the university to permit Of
the competitive drills of the four com
panies of cadets from 2 to 5 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The bank barometer this morning
showed 22.96, with an upward tend
ency. The needle went down consider
ably during the afternoon, rising again
during the night, and Mr.. Jones hopes
the storm center has nearly passed.
The Republican had a very pleasant
visit this morning from Mr.. L. A. Hold
redge of Walden, a former newspaper
man of that city, who is here with his
wife for medical treatment. Mrs. Hold
ridge was somewhat better this morn
ing.
| ~ Tyap ruhN rnc{0no1 90 phfof dfc
patcher at Green River yesterday. and
was succeeded by MI. Clark, had the
third trick at the Cheyenne dispatch
er's Office last night, ~preferring thai
Office to a position at North Platte. He
will probably remain in Cheyenne fol
the present.
Misses, children's and infants