, 1884-08-13
M%AVERICKs.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.

Judge and Mrs. Carey will entertain
friends Friday evening.
A lot Of unclaimed express matter will
be sold here on the 10th inst.
Workmen were engaged yesterday ex-
cavating Eddy street for the gas pipes.
A detachment of the Spanish Students
combination came in from the West yes
terday EN- route Eastward.
The regular weekly prayer meeting will
be held at the Methodist Church this
evening. The pastor will be present
Judge and Mrs. Kuykendall will enter
tain q number of their friends at their
residence on Sixteenth street this evening.
There are now fifteen inmates in the
County Hospital. OF that number two
are pay patients, the others being county
charges.
Two ten-horse wagons, belonging to
Johnson's freighting outfit, loaded with
supplies at Camp Carlin yesterday for
Fort Laramie.
The young son of q. T. Thistle. who
was butted by a vicious COW on Monday,
was around yesterday, its injuries being
less serious than was supposed.
The fishing party, consisting Of Messrs.
Snyder, Brown, Chandler and jerks with
their families, who have gone to Lone
Pine, will return in about ten days.
A very enjoyable sociable was held last
evening at Library Hall. About thirty
couples were in attendance. Music was
furnished by Prof. Inman's orchestra.
The pastoral committee of the Congre-
g%ational society, will meet in the study at
T;30 O'Clock this evening. The usual
prayer meeting will be held at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bradley sent out yesterday
two twelve-mulo teams with 25, 900 pounds
of freight for Running Water. The car
goes were supplies for r. s. Van Tassell.
The highest temperature yesterday was
$40; lowest, 56o; mean temperature, &c.
per cent; mean humidity, Il per cent.
highest velocity Of wind, 10 miles per
hour.
The fine new sidewalk surrounding the
block at the northwest corner of Hill and
Sixteenth street, is now about finished.
The walk is Of stone and IL twelve feet
wide,
Thomas Swan has sold his residence on
Seventeenth street to DR.. NJ. c. Bark
well, for IS, 500. A change in the ocu-
pants of the residence will not be made
Immediately.
T~wenty-eight Government mules will
he sold at Camp Carlin on Wednesday
the Goth inst, and on the Goth inst a lot
Of Quartermaster stores will be sold at
Fort Russell.
The man who, on Monday night, was
suspected of tapping the till at Justus 4
Ahrens', did not have a hearing yester-
day. 1t is stated that the case against
him is not considered a strong one.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Baird gave a card
party at their residence on Seventeenth
street last evening, which was attended by
a number of well known people. A very
pleasant evening was passed by those who
were present
Mr.. Frank Bond was very much sur
prised when he read his LEADER yester-
day morning, to discover that he was the
owner of one of the entries in the dog
race Sunday afternoon. The actual owner
of the dog was Frank Bon.
DR.. NJ. G. BarkweTl has sold his resi-
dence on Ferguson street to the Frontier
Land and Cattle company, the price being
$500. DR.. Barkwell will temporily oc-
cupy the second house east Of the Presby-
terrain Church, in the Horrie Terrace.
His office remains at the former place.
The LEADERS report of the accident
that occurred to Mr.. John Kuykendall,
on the boulevard Monday evening, was
practically correct. He sustained a num-
Der of severe abrasions, but will not suf-
fer any serious injury on account of the
mishap. He is at present under the care
OF DR.. Barkwell.
Mr.. Frank Sparhawk and a friend
named Teasdale, spent a pleasant hour on
Lake M%innehaha the other evening. They
were out in a row boat which, for the sake
Of seeing Teasdale swim. Sparhawk en-
deayored to upset, He succeeded merely
in filling it full at water, in which condi-
ton it was engineered into shallow water,
where both gentlemen stepped overheard
and ch~eerfully waded ashore dragging the
boat. Sparhawk says he is happy for
Teasdale was wettern a drowned rat"
Pierce 4 Murray received this week a
carload of Philip BeSt's Milwaukee Bot
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