, 1884-07-29
& MAVERICKS.



day.
Still the gas bitches are being extended
in about every direction.
The passenger trains were all unusually
well filled with passengers last evening.
The Sisters school will be opened in
the old Catholic church about September
LIST.
\ small picnic party went down to
kingm nis ranch ON Sunday and another
To the Natural Furt.
dwight Fisk states that the trees lie
set out for the city last spring are all, OF
nearly all doing well.
The main school building has been
painted a light brown color and now looks
q hundred per rent. better.
Painters are at work on the Warren
Mercantile block front and it will soon
assume u very fine appearance.
Keep your eyes open for juvenile burg
lars and thieves for there are a great
many of that class in the city.
There is another street sprinkling en-
terprise on foot and a water wagon has
already been put in running order.
Judge Bergman has gone to Chicago
and during his absence Joe Fisher will
o~fficiate as Deputy County Treasurer.
Contractor Keefe yesterday commenced
work on the new school house and will
push it to completion by the LIST of Sep
TENDER.
The Sidney Pldindedier says that Fred.
Lehman, of Cheyenne, has accepted a
position at the depot hotel in that place
as clerk.
1t behooves e9eryone who have any
thing4o do in handling the electric light
wires to be very careful in view of what
happened yesterday,
The Silver Crown smelter, it is said,
will be in position and ready to work in a
very short time, but who is doing this is
what no fellow can find out.
Surveyor Roy's freight train loaded up
and started for the Baxter ranch on yes
terday, and several freight outfits were
loading up and will start out to-day.
The highest temperature yesterday was
$40: lowest, 46' mean temperature, G5o;
mean humidity. a per cent; rainfall,
o.; highest velocity of wind, Sc miles per
hour.
The police court 4 were very quiet yes
terday and the judicial serenity OF Judges
Fisher and Lee was not disturbed by u
single case of violation of the CITY Ordi-
nances.
Y Judge Lacey took possession of his
Office ut the Court House yesterday. 1t
has been refitted and remodeled, IL new
carpet put down and is now quite nice
and comfortable.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans is
about to be organized at Laramie City
and there will be thirty-three charter
members. The necessary papers aud
documents nave been sent fol.
In digging the water ditch on Eddy
street yesterday, between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-ffth streets, a vein of pure
cold water was found about four feet be-
low the surface and it flows in a perfect
stream.
Street COMMISSIONS O'Brien Yesterday
commenced operations on Ferguson street
and will put that ~thoroughfare in fine
condition and thereby quiet the talk that
has taken place about its not being at
tended to.
Judge Lacey was at the Court House
Tor the greater part of yesterday with
the CJeh Of the Court examining the
doekets and other court records. He will
probably be sworn Ia o. Chief Justice to-
day or Tomorrow
G. w. Beck went to Rawlins last even,
ing and stated that among other things
he was going up there for was to see
whether or not he Is to be the editor of
the kawllns Tribune, He Is also acting
as . Aort oil an advance agent for VIII
'issehT
PoSey \. Wilson iaegyaphed from Fort
Collins TO Sheriff Sharpless yesterday,
Bay mare with black points stolen, viii
pay a reward of $50" The history of
the black point mare is sufficiently
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