There is more music and more ladies
on the reception committee than there
were at the Rock Springs convention, but
not nearly so much decorating which would
indicate that flags and bunting are scarce
in Laramie or else that even the generous
people of this proud city of the “banner
republican county’’ are not flattered by
having within their gates so many “in
tellectual giants’’ and politicans. Neither
the editor nor “acting editor’ of the *Sun
has yet put in an appearance, that paper
being represented by Col. Coutant. At
I I:3othe convention adjourned to 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Special Dispatch to The Leader.
Laramie, Sept. 14. —The band played
“We are marching through Georgia” and
A MAGNIFICENT $30,000 STOCK,
Bought in New York City by our Buyer, Now Arriving* Daily.
An advance sale in Fall Novelty Dress Goods this week, the largest assortment ever
brought to Cheyenne. Don’t buying until you see our splendid display and get our
Extremely Low Prices. We guarantee to be Cheapest Dry Goods House in the state.
Goods bought of us this fall, and not satisfactory to the purchasers, can be returned and money will be cheerfully
refunded We mean to please you.
E. WALKER & SONS.
at 2:40 the convention was called to order.
The report of the committee on credent
ials was accepted. There jrere twenty*
three proxies. The report of the commit
tee on permanent organization was read
and accepted. It recomended Judge
McCalmont of Casper, for permanent
chairman and F. H. Fall of Newcastle,
for permanent secretary.
Alex T. Buller of Casper, upon whom
the leading ring organ has been heaping
lots of abuse and whom Carey failed to
recognize in the morning was made one of
the pages.
