, 1884-05-17

Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

Unbranded News Notes Picked OPP
About the City.
The trains were all on time Yesterday.
A new invoice of tramps has arrived in
Cheyenne.
Coles circus men are busily engaged in
posting additional bills all about the city.
Attend the performance of Herne's
Hearts Of Oak in the Opera house this
evening.
Jim Abney says that the Grant boys
had better come out to Wyoming and
become cowboys,
The consideration paid by l.. Kabis
for the three brick houses on Evans
street was IS, 200.
Several licenses were issued by the
County Clerk yesterday and given to the
Sheriff for distribution.
There is some talk of native Pennsyl-
v%anians, now residing here, having a
reunion in the near future.
Mr.. j. P. Julian will go to Laramie
City for the purpose of inspecting the
G. A. r. post at that place.
There are two old ''dobies' in Chey-
INT which have a history connected with
them which is quite interesting.
The new brick building being put up
by Mr., Spoon, on Seventeenth street, is
to be called the ''Tilden Block" Good
enough.
All of the railroad land lying in the
immediate vicinity of Cheyenne has been
purchased except a few isolated and not
very extensive tracts.
Miss Wheeler and Miss Della Huff
schmidt, both new teachers in the public
school in the city, have entered upon the
discharge of their duties.
A quantity of guns and ammunition
was obtained yesterday by Reynolds post
of Cheyenne from Captain O'Brien for
use in this city on Decoration day.
The highest temperature yesterday was
500; lowest, $50; mean temperature, 440;
mean humidity, So per cent; highest
velocity OF wind, 80 miles per hour.
The rebate from the Government to
cigar and tobacco dealers of Cheyenne is
received by them with a smile of com
placancy as they gleefully chuckle, Just
50 much ahead"
A civil case in which NJ. Sloan is
plaintiff and Mrs. Harvecker is defendant
was postponed for eight days Yesterday
in order that the deposition of u witness
at Green River might be taken.
Some of the prisoners in the City jail
are sick and the fact is attributed to the
bad condition of the atmosphere in the
Jail. The bad whisky which some of
them drink may have something to do
with it.
There are a number of men here from
different localities contracting for the sale
of large herds of cattle to be delivered in
this territory during the season. Prices
for Texas and Iowa cattle are a shade
lower,
By general request there will be a repe-
tition of the performance of Hearts of
Oak at the Opera house this evening.
Those who failed to attend last evening
should not lose the opportunity presented
tonight.
The marriage certificate of William
Brady and Miss Clara Sanders was filed
for record at the Court house yesterday.
The ceremony was performed ON the 18th
by Rev. W. A. Moore, pastor of the
A. NJ. L. church.
There is a necessity existing for a city
physician and there would probably be
but little difficulty in making some
arrangements with the county and County
Physician by which that official could act
for the city also.
At Keefe's hall next Tuesday evening
the ladies of the Methodist church are to
give a strawberry festival, and everybody
should make arrangements to be in
attendance, for it will, no doubt, be a
very nice affair.
1t t%ranspires that there is no actual
vacancy in the office of County Surveyor
as yet and will not be until Il successor to
c. W. Brown is appointed and qualified.
In the meantime Mr.. Brown is attending
to the duties Of the office.
There is considerable talk just now of
building an addition to the City hall.
Some place a little better than that which
is now used ought to be provided for a
calabOose. and at least l,rgn onougb q,