, 1884-06-13
c MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

iHclI art quite Il NUMBER OF n1e gar
dens in the city that look very promising
at this time.
The alley between the Union Mercantile
block and Pierce & Murray's is being
paved with stone.
p. Nolan is building a fine little resi-
denee in the northern part of the city and
near the park.
a new plank sidewalk has been laid on
the north side of the school house grounds
on Twenty-irst street.
Some Of our knowing ones predict that
the county will have to build a new court
house within the next two years.
The Rustic hotel at Fort Laramie has
passed into the hands of Mr.. Ncwcomb.
who is fitting it up in grand style.
Out of :, 1000 head OF Texas cattle. Lang
did not lose scarcely one on his drive from
Cheyenne to the point where he crossed
the Laramie river.
Two well filled emigrant cars were at
taehed to the western bound passenger
train last evening, and the regular coaches
were quite well filed.
Jackson Abney, the man who was so
seriously ill at Chalk Bluffs, was removed
to the residence of his daughter in the
city yesterday.
The highest temperature yesterday was
19'i lowest, AZ; mean temperature, G20;
mean humidity, AZ per cent; highest
velocity of wind, 20 miles per hour.
\ small cavalcade of young lady eques-
trlennes were dashing up and down the
principal streets Of the city last evening,
which gave a lively appearance 10 the
town.
a large number of af1idavits were taken
yesterday to be use in the hearing of the
Clarke habeas corpus case at Laramie City
to-day.
The public school commencement cxer-
cises will be held June 81. There are
only two scholars who will graduate at
that time, Miss Nellie Stanley and Miss
Mary Ellis.
We are inclined to think that if there
are any more circus outfits travelling across
the plains, they had better give Cheyenne
a pretty wide berth, as we have had
enough for one season, such ms they were.
The stage company recently lost a fine
span Of horses which strayed AWAY from
one OF the tations north of the Chug. and
although dlligent search has been made
for them they cannot be found.
An old soldier by the name of Burt put
IN an appearance in this city on yesterday,
having walked every step cf the way from
Seattle in Washington Territory. He is
on his way to his family at some point in
Iowa.
II. b. Kelley will turn over his ranch
and cattle on the Chug to the Swan Land
and Cattle Company on July l.. The
sale, as our readers are aware, was made
by Mr.. Kelley while in England for a con-
sideration Of 100000.
There was much specializing yesterday
round the streets and elsewhere in the
city about the remaining appointments to
be made by the President for Wyoming,
and the general idea seemed to be that
'HG! VIII follow along IN quick succession.
IL was " matter OF general remark
among citlzehs yesterday that they feel
disappointed over the failure OF +. W.
Mann to obtain his reappcintment, and
nearly everyone expressed regret that he
Is not TO DC retained as register OF the
lanu once.
Mr' y fnlen' VINO has been IN town
lor several days returned to his ranch on
'ne MUDDY having accomplished his ms
sl"N-'hat Oh arranging some and matters
ior nus n''ghoors WIN the Unlon faclhc
"u'norl''es' 80 mat tley WIN De IN a salts
factory sta," ot NINA hereafter
ION Nel''y, VINO mas lately been ireight-
ing Oe'"eel MOCK EreeE ana fort Mehln-
neS' mas iHu 10 "Dahuoh th"t route ON
account Oh DAD ROADS ana now loads his
'GiiAs d, ~CheSelhG' as IRON this point up
",''OUs' N'e lo"Gs are pau' ne VIII De
'o,u 70 get through win MS teams
"h warren nNcn"rusoh' rh' county
superintendent OF schools, VIII start out