Cheyenne January, 27th, 1870. St
Retail Liquor Dealers Associa
tion. —A meeting of retail liquor dea
lers, took, place last evening at McDan
iel’s theater. H. F. Lauder, was called
to the chair, and John Burroughs was
elected Secretary. A commiUe of five
was appointed to draft a constitution,
for tlio association. A resolution was
providing that no menilier
of the association shall purchase llq
uor» from any wholesale dealer, who
keeps a bar., or who Is known to sell
liquors in quantities less than one gal- I
lon at a time, or less than ten cigars at
onetime. Thisagreement Was signed
by nearly all present. A plan was
euggqsUd to appoint, an Agent to pur
chase liquors Fast, for the association.
Laid over for further consideration!
86vend speeches were made and reso
lutions introduced, but the above is
the gist bf iliej proceeding*.
Notice.— The person who tnnk the
Keno card No. 99 from the Gold "Room
had better return it at once to prevent
further trouble* • j27-3t
Mr. Minsk!, fell Into the well of
the late Germania House yesterday.
The well is 25 feet deep, but for fortu
nately there was only four feet of wa
ter. JFle was rescued by Messrs. Hun
ter and Preshaw, who happened to be
passing at the time. A few slight
brusea form the sum total, of his 1 nJu
ries. As it was about 11 o’clock in the
I evening, the rescue WM very fortunate ,
as Mr. M. might have been detained 1
all night in his unpleasant |s>t*ition. !
A»K was be remained there about a
half hour, when his cries were heard '
by a young lady, Alias Morrissey.
These uncovered wells are a ;
dangerous nuisance, and should receive
i the attention of the police.
