, 1884-08-09
LOCAL MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

AhtAN VIII NC III MI 0oC III ~ obAE[N
sprinkler for a day or two at least.
There was Il pretty extensive kind Of
sprinkler on the streets yesterday.
A baulky team created quitea muss in
front of the Court House yesterday.
The brick yards have not yet suspended
work, as it was expected that they would
a few days 20.
The next attraction billed by the Opera
House management is the DcriTs AUCTION
which will be presented August %.
Mr.. c. W. Wulfgen and family will
shortly move to Greeley where they will
hereafter, or for a time at least, make
their home.
There is now a carpet Of mud over all
the streets of the city and it is extremely
difficult for people to travel with any de-
gree of comfort.
One of the members of the Underwood
fishing party got ducked all over in Crow
creek while attempting to water the horses
INC molnlnB lutl htaIltu OUT
No. l passenger train from the East
was more than two hours behind time last
evening owing to delays and various other
causes existing east Of Cheyenne.
A new roof has been placed on the Post
Office block and the building is now in
perfect condition. Thus perishes another
objection to the location of the Office.
"A want, long felt, is now being sup
piled. The pavement on the corner at
Post & Co.'S Bank has been out of place
for a long time and it is nov being relaid.
The highest temperature yesterday was
Coz, lowest, 500; mean temperature, o.. Q
per cent; mean humidity, 81 per cent. f;
highest velocity of wind, IL miles per
hour; RAINFALL, "a.
The suit against Mrs. Mccullough,
whom the police have been hunting for
the past two or three days has been settled
up and the defendant can now safely come
forth from her hiding place.
Constable Smalley vent out into the
country yesterday to serve some attach
ment papers. An auction sale of property
taken on execution some time ago had to
be postponed on that recount.
Somebody asked Street Commissioner
O'Brien yesterday what he was doing on
the streets at the present time, and he re-
piled that he was fixing up Chrome
avenue, - meaning Ferguson street.
Some very curious cases will be devel-
oped at the coming term ofCourt. Among
Others a very scandalous affair will no
doubt be brought to light which will prob
ably result in Indictment and trial.
Rain fell nearly all of yesterday and
outdoor work had to be almost universally
suspended. At the Postofice it was 50
dark that the lamps behind the delivery
window had to be kept burning nearly all
day.
Two Cheyenne attorneys, Messrs.
Riner and Stewart, made Judge Lees Of
fee ring with eloquence yesterday over q
small sized civil suit which the court was
obliged to take under advisement after
they got through.
A new petition for the laying out of the
much contested Happy Jack road was
presented to the Board of County Com
missionen yesterday. The board desig-
mated August 20, as the time for a hearing
in the matter.
Elder James Coffall, ofthe Reorganized
Church ofLatter day Saints, will dis
course, assisted by Elder John Eames, Al
Keefe's Hall, Cheyenne, Sunday, August
10, 1884, at II a. M, and $50 p. m.
Subject: THE Primitive Gospel"
The only real estate transfer instrument
fled for record in the office of the County
Clerk yesterday was a warranty deed FROM
W. W. Nash to Charles Kebler for loi
No. 7, in block No. 4l6, in the city Of
Cheyenne; the consideration paid wa,
$50.
The weather permitting a trotting race
will be held at the Driving Park this af
ternoon. w. r. Wightman enters hi,
stallion that has recently shown a goot
pace, and Mr.. Grow enters the geldinl
Judge Curtis" The race will be besI
three in five for 500 a side.
There is a dam across the creek on lowe
Eddy street built for a temporary purpose
which is causing much complaint amonl
the people as it stops all the filth and rub
Dish in the creek at that point. Georg,
Hoyt's dog jumped in there the otheI
evening and came very near dying from
the effects.
The tramps are temporarily appropriat
ing the Warren Pavilion for sleeping
apartments. Three of them direct from
the moral town OF Greeley took possession
of the east wing, night before last, ant
got along very well until they were routet
out by the night Waterman, after which
they took a walk.
Pierce 4 Murray received this week
carload of Philip Best's Milwaukee Bot
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