, 1884-06-20
& MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About III CITY.

riding on the principal streets of the city
last evening.
ThelJohn F. Reynolds post will hold a
regular meeting at their headquarters in
the Masonic Hall tonight.
The prospects are now that there will
be some spirited horse racing at the trot-
ting park to morrow afternoon.
Two lone prairie ~schooners, all told, was
the extent Of the emigrant train which
passed through Cheyenne yesterday.
Water pipes to connect with the main
on Sixteenth street are being put in by
jenkins & Ross and Altman & Co.
The small torpedo with the small boy
attached made its appearance quite pro-
miscuously around the city yesterday.
Crazy Jane was released from the Gala
boose yesterday, and is probably a number
of miles away from Cheyenne ere this.
The Fourth of July committee have re-
ceiyed from all sources nearly 81, 900 for
the purposes Of the coming celebration.
There were four cmigrant cars, well
filled with passengers, attached to the
western bound passenger train last eve
ming.
The first mushrooms of the season made
their appearance in the market yesterday.
Frogs legs have also put in an appear
ance.
There are still a few COWS picked up oc-
casionally by the police and put into the
city pound. 1t costs u dollar per head to
get them out.
Some parties design opening a shooting
gallery in the city, but there seems to be
some doubt whether this is permissible
under the ordinance.
Some of the people in the northern
part of the county claim that they have
more school money on hand than can be
used to advantage at present,
There are now about twenty-five men,
all told, employed in the work of laying
the foundation and commencing the cree
ton of the Idelman building.
1t is said hat another story will shorty
be added to the Carey block, which will
make it one of the largest and most i'm
posing structures in the city.
The pay car arrived in the city sooner
tnun was expected the wages have been
distributed. and the treasure box" rolled
on westward yesterday morning.
"Hsne'. temperature yesterday was
- lowest, 40 mean temperature ol0i
mean hulhiuity' oo.per cent highest We
Pc
ineiT "'e W u races OF ABOUT all xmas
On 'ie rour'h OF Juiy, ana as there Is an
enipryU ouse oail c'uO IN the CITY, why
'"I ! Tue members get up Il game OF Dali ,
me rour'h OIL 'uly committee expect
- I0iu "ic'her meeting on SUNDAY 10
iur'n'' perfect tnc arrangements OF the
'oLni"S Rr""u 'eieOra'ion ana tournament
There were two festivals in progress
laS. evening at same tlme' something
""lo' never happened before IN ohey-
enne ou' ohce' so ir as can be ascer-
'aineu'
The Pioneer HOOK aud Ladder Com
pany were out practicing on Sixteenth
s.ree' last evening ana made excellent
',m' "rse crown gathered 10 witness
i"n
1t is now proposed to have what is
termed IN military parlance, guard mount
ing on the occasion OF the turnout OF the
IN pO'' NV '"e "oi' VI
Charles AleUarVey has taken the con-
traet oi,uoihg the eNcavatihg WORK Tor the
ne" DITCH oulia'ngs "hieh are TO De erect
Gu On seventeenth street on tne SITE Oh
''' '''' no" ICING ie"
lhefe Is a prospect oil having the streets
Kept IN good condition. so lar as dust Is
concerned by mean oil a street sprinkler
anu the business men wll rooaoly be m
terNiewed upon the SUBJECT to-day.
The ditch was dug across Ferguson
street, the gas pipe laid from Eddy street
west as lar as n dltch mas been opened
ana the oitch hleu up again yesterday
"nieh was uoing pretty wen ior ohe day 5
WORK
Mr.. L. E Warren, of this city, has in
all nearly 100 men in his employ. Some
of the men mentioned are, of course, en-
ployed on his various ranches. He has
about fifteen men engaged in sheep herd