Laramie county republicans hold a con
vention this morning at 10 o’clock in the
court house. They will select nineteen
delegates to the state convention, which
will be held at Laramie September 14.
There were two rumors about town yes
terday. One was that ex-champion Sul
livan had been shot by his backer, John
son. It was untrue. I’he other was that
Senator Warren had telegraphed Blanch
ard of smelter fame guaranteeing to per
fect the title to the disputed block and a
halt of land. The amount involved is a
few hundred dollars.
PERSONAL POINTS.
H. Merz of La-amie is in the city.
W. T. Carpenter of Horse Creek is at
the Metropolitan.
De Forest Richards of Douglas is in
town fixing his political fences.
N. L. Clay of Iron Mountain came in
on the Cheyenne & Northern last night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chase reached here
yesterday after a few days’ visit in Den
ver.
Dr. Osborne and Clark E. Dodge got
back to Cheyenne from their northern trip
last night.
Rev. Charles Deuel went to Laramie
yesterday to confer with Bishop Talbot
on diocesan affairs.
Fred Roedel will leave tomorrow after
noon for Chicago to enter the North
western University college of pharmacy. ■
Mr. Slaughter and Mrs. Judge Riner
went down to Denver yesterday to care
for Mr. Slaughter’s daughter, who is ill
there.
Guaranteed Cure.
