, 1884-05-28
& MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

The passenger trains were very light
last evening.
Lots Of fish are being picked up at
Lake Minnehaha.
That picnic to Chalk Bluffs has been
indefinitely postponed.
All of the reglar passenger trains were
on time yesterday and there are no breaks
on the road at present.
The most critical period in a young
man existence is when he is blossoming
from a dude into a snob.
There appears to be a great demand for
line blOOdcd stock in Cheyenne and vicin-
ity this season, more 50 than ever before.
There is to be n meeting of the Sons of
Veterans at the Alert Hose house tonight
for the pursosc of further perfecting this
organization.
The highest temperature yesterday was
o. lowest. 49, mean temperature, $50:
mean humidity, Csc; highest velocity of
wind, n miles per hour.
Speaking about rainy weather brings to
mind the fact that in the spring and sum
mcr Of 1873 it rained more or less for 81
consecutive days in Cheyenne.
The Congrcgationalists have built II
chapel south of the railroad track and
have established a Sunday school there,
DIR. Wyman is the superintendent.
The food played havoc with several lit
tie gardens that had been started down on
the Crow Greek bottom and they are not
likely to prove n success this season.
The roads for a few miles around Chey-
n n appear to be much worse than they
are some distance away, at least such is
the report made by the Coroner jury.
County Superintendent Richardson.
during his recent trip with the coroner 5
jury, visited all the schools upon the route
taken by them in going to and coming
from the Sabille.
The next first class, way up" crank
that will strike Cheyenne, is tile bicycle
iiend who is now on his way from San
francisco to the Atlantic cuast. He has
already passed Evanston.
The j, +. Reynolds Post of the G. A.
H., expect to meet tonight for the pur-
pose Of further pcriecting arrangements
for Decoration Day. Several new mem
bcrs are to be mustered in.
The sage brush reporter was the re-
cipIent of a fine present yesterday, and an
appropriate one too. 1t was n rope and it
has only been used at the hanging of one
man and is therefore in good condition.
John llunton, yesterday, boughtof the
Wyoming Hereford association a fine bull,
brought from England, for which he paid
81 900; also two yearlings, paying for the
latter 5000 each. They are all of the Ran
dolph Stock
Tim Dyer was down on Crow creek
bottom early yesterday morning, riding
around ON a black horse, and the BOYS
claimed that he was looking for those lost
pigs. He was in reality looking after some
Of the defunct bridges.
The only conveyance filed for record in
the office of the County Clerk yesterday,
was a warranty deed from James Keity to
John McCully, for lot No. ! in block No.
100 in the City of Cheyenne. The con
sideration paid was $50.
The work of invoicing the extensive
hardware stock of c. p. Organ was com
lletcd last night, and this morning the
firm Of Dare x Collins will take possession
of the premises, retaining the old force
with the exception Of Mr.. Boulton, who
retires at his own request. The new firm
arc well and layorubly known in Cheyenne
and throughout the country, and we be
speak for them the same liberal patronage
which this hardware house has always en-
juyrd.