, 1884-06-18
& MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes picked Up
About the City.

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Se"" anu ~s't""perry festival IN the
e'"io 'oo"i VI 'ho i''S"y'er'"n Ohurch
Uo-inorro" evening
The children VIII meet for singing at the
80, 'nS "i'ei"oon u =
SO lpfepara'oES 10 the approaching
'u'y SCHOOL concert
me late cty brigade has been dlsbanded
altogether Tor the time beng. \ new lot
'" ave 0e mustered j" Deio'e
''no WIN
The highest temperature yesterday was
- Lowest, Az mean temperature, COZ
mean humidity, 90 per cent highest We
'oci'S VI "inu' 10 miles per hour.
A.Ah but a very lew OF the graves which
were recently IN the streets ofthe cemetery
have been removed, and most OF the re
mainder VIII be transferred very soon,
Il Agood many people complained of it
being very dull IN the city yesterday, but
some OF the business men thought 1t was
one OF the-iNeiiest days OF the season.
Fisk says the tree season is over for
this year, and that twice as many trees
have been set out SINCE the LIST day Of
Ma than ever before in the history of
Cheyenne
The water is now running in several of
the bitches along the streets of the city,
which has the effect of purifying and
cleansing the cutters and making them
more wholesome.
There Me several parties in the city
who are very anxious that the Brand
Commissioners should hold a meeting, as
they have applications on file which they
desire to have acted upon.
Those who ought to know say that a
good crop of oats could have been ro;sed
almost anywhere, even on the plains
around Cheyenne this season, had the
ground been ploughed aud the seed sown
in time,
Lake Minnchaha will soon be full of
water again, and already there is some
talk of building n boat and bath house ON
this side of that sheet of water, and also
of putting uponthe lake about a dozen
boats of all kinds.
A very lively case will be tried before
Judge Fisher at 10 O'Clock this forenoon
in which there are to be several witnesses
examined and all craving ont of the foc,
that one party threw some household fur
niture belonging to another out into the
street 80
Word has been received from Greeley
and Colorado Springs saving that LARGO
delegations from those places eSpect To
visit CHEYENNE on the Fourth of ,Jplv
From present appearances there will be n
large number of people from abroad here
ON that day.
Tbors ar. so,n. ,oorlo ubo ,,,,,a
h.un,, Laraa L.
less, that there are many who are more
Afraid YF tha ,.,Y,nrV,ra H.. IL. ~