, 1884-07-13

Unbranded News Notes Picked I'm
About the City.


Quite a nice little shower last evening.
Trotting and running races at the Park
do not seem to be a success this season.
Yesterday vas quite 4 busy time with
most of the county officials at the Court
House.
Bugler Ames, who was injured in the
sham battle, July 4, has entirely rccov-
cred and is around all right.
The Copper King mining difficulty has
been settled satisfactorily to both parties
and work will proceed as usual.
There was n pretty large turnout 10 the
matinee yesterday afternoon and every
body was highly pleased with what they
saw and heard.
Reserved seats for Karl, to be presented
at the Opera House tomorrow evening,
can be secured at Rhodes & Troxells to-
morrow morning.
Messrs. Harry White and II. C. Saun-
ders have by mutual consent dissolved
the ranching partnership which hereto
fore existed between them.
Mr.. ]. B. Stubs will go west TO Raw
Inns tomorrow to arrange some matters
pertaining to contract work which is to
be done at that place very soon.
1t is expected hat one or two pieces of
artillery will be procured from Fort Rus
sell for use on the occasion of the grand
Democratic rally tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow evening Charles A. Gard
ner, the great German dialect comedian,
will appear in the Opera House. Genuine
and hearty enjoyment can be promised.
The handsome picture of +. f. War
rem, in Cowhick & Whitcomb's store
window, attracts much attention. Orders
for similar work are taken by j. F.
Forbes.
The cases of the city of Cheyenne VS..
Edward s.. Schram and also that against
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle, were yesterday dis
missed on motion of counsel for the prose-
cution.
The highest temperature yesterday was
800; lowest, Sc; mean temperature, 6S0;
mean humidity, 60 per cent. highest
velocity of wind, is miles per hour; rain
fall, .01 inches.
Wyoming's new Chief Justice is a
young man, being only about 80 years of
age, as will be seen by the letter from
Chief Justice Elliot, of Indiana, which
appears elsewhere.
A warrant was issued by Judge Lee
yesterday afternoon for Billy Dickinson,
a colored man, who insisted in going ON
the warpath through Chicago. He
was arrested last evening.
Mr.. i. kabis received last evening a
monster tarantula, sent to him by his
brother George, who is in San Francisco.
1t is an ugly looking customer and is on
exhibition at Zehner & Jackson's.
A Chinaman named Sam Lee came
into Abney's livery stable on the day of
Cleveland's nomination and was asked if
he was Il Democrat: mo, slice, - said
Sam, Il Lepublican, alice samee likee
Jim Blainee.'
The greater part of the emigrants that
have passed through Cheyenne this sea.
son have a little bunch of cattle with
them and many of these emigrants will
settle down somewhere before they get
u of Wyoming.
The Brand Commissioners were i'm ses-
sion yesterday and allowed a couple of
brands. They also rejected quite n num-
Der of applications which were made, be-
they conficted with some of those
already on record.
William Heath, the hack driver who
has been on the streets in all sorts of
weather for many long months, and often
times the only one who cared to turn out
in bad weather, is now the only one left
of those who originally embarked in this
enterprise in the city.
In another column will be found the
card of Mrs. A. S. Mercer us Il teacher
of music. She teaches the celebrated
American Method of Prof. Robbins, and
a years tuition under her is equal to three
years drill in the old way. Harmony and
the construction of music are the ground
work of the system, and as the pupils ac-
quire execution they gain Il knowledge of
how TO construct musical sentences.
Terms slj a month for eight lessons.