, 1884-05-20
& MAVERICKS.


Unbranded News Notes Picked UP
About the City.
There were three well filed emigrant
cars attached to the west bound train
last evening.
That stone for the walk leading to the
Catholic church is six feet wide and thir-
teen feet long.
Prices sell goods. One would think so
had he seen the throng at V. Bakers
store yesterday.
Everybody complained yesterday that
it was very dull, and yet there We're lots of
people circulating around.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
barometer at the Signal office was rising
for the first time in a week.
Thomas Clarke and Thomas Redding-
ton were both officially mustered into the
Deitrick' brigade, yesterday.
The City Council will be in session at
the City hall again this evening for the
transaction of routine business.
NJ. p. Keefc, was yesterday awarded
the contract for building a residence for
the j%anitor at the school house.
The front of the old building lately oc-
cupied by Al. Beck, ON Sixteenth street,
yesterday received a new coat of paint.
John Ryan, for being drunk, was fined
$40 by Judge Lee, yesterday, and
John Mcdonald, the same. Calaboosed.
The passenger coaches last evening con
tanned but few passengers, and yet the
train going west was nm exceeding long
one.
The mud is drying up and unless an
other big installment of rain comes the
streets will be all right again by to-mor-
row.
Dietrick's brigade is now at work on the
bitches north of the city. Two new re-
cruits were received into that organization
yesterday.
Major Gentry has resigned the ON
mand of the two posts at Fort Russell,
and is temporarily succeeded by Captain
Carpenter.
The highest temperature yesterday was
7G0; lowest, 400; mean temperature, $50;
mean humidity, ~ per cent; highest
velocity OF wind, % miles per hour.
The County Commissioners thought of
having a meeting yesterday, but as there
appeared to be no particular reason for it
they postponed it until some other time.
Underneath the words Inter Ocean,
on the south front of that hotel, now APP
pears in raised bronze letters the name
y. Chase, " the present sole proprietor.
There was a meeting of the road view
crs of the Pole Greek and Happy Jack
roads, at the County Clerks office, yes
terday, but they adjourned until sometime
next week.
Judge Scncr has been heard from. He
says that he has not had any talk with
President Arthur about the Chief jus
ticeship of Wyoming, since the confirm
alton of Judge Perry.
The bar room at the Inter Ocean hotel
is being remodeled at considerable ex-
pense; the sitting room is in the mean
time temporarily occupied by the dispen-
ser of liquid refrcshmcnt.
The strawberry festival, to be given
by the ladies of the NJ. +, church, will
be held this evening at Keele's Hall, 1t
will last from 6 until II O'Clock. \ good
time may be expected by all who attend.
Mr.. j.. 7. Julian returned from Lara
mic City yesterday, whittier he went as
inspecting officer of the G.. A. r. post at
hat place. lie reports that Laramie is
rather dull Mt present, at least it would
seem 50 to a live Cheycnneite.
The only transfer instrument filed for
record in the office of the County Clerk
yesterday, was a warranty deed from b.
L. Ford to j. NJ. Culver, for lots No. ,
and 4, in block No 400, in the city of
Cheyenne. The consideration paid was
$50.