, 1884-06-29
LOCAL MAXERICks.
Unbranded News Notes Picked Ur
About the City.

There was the usual amount of business
done at the Land Office yesterday.
No real estate transfers to record at the
County Clerks Off. C yesterday.
Sunday school concert at the Presby-
terrain Church tonight at 8 O'Clock.
The tiremen were out again last evening
preparing for the coming tournament.
There will be religious services at the
County Hospital this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
There is something agitating the Rights
of Labor, as there is a special meeting at
. o'clock to-day.
Another sensation which has been
brewing for a few days has been spoiled
by a settlement.
The races which were to have been held
at the trotting park yesterday afternoon
were indefinitely postponed.
The thermometer went up to 81 degrees
at the Signal Office, which was less by six
degrees than the day before.
Governor Hoyt has taken up a horse
ranch in the vicinity of Fort Robinson,
and will shortly proceed to improve it.
The school house grounds are now
covered with a carpet of white clover.
which is the second crop so far this
season.
The days have begun to grow shorter
again, but it will be some time before We
shall begin to notice any difference in their
length.
Considerable alarm is felt by some over
the appearance of the cut worm, and
measures will be taken at once to protect
the trees.
The John +. Reynolds Post assembled
at the Court House last evening, and pro-
ceeled to indulge in a little practice drill
in the manuel of arms.
The Warren pavilion is fast assuming
the shape and appearance of a building
which, when it is completed, will be the
largest of the kind in the territory.
Elegant new brick for the Idclman
building commenced to arrive in Chey-
enne yesterday. They are from Chicago
and cost a small fortune per thousand.
The highest temperature yesterday was
$50; lowest, $50; mean temperature, 60;
mean humidity, G2 per cent; highcs. We.
locity of wind, 20 miles per hour; rain
fall, .O4.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will have oranges for everybody at the
residence Of Mr.. +. L. Warren to-morr,w
(MOndayl evening. They hope you will
be there.
If the weather is good to day it is pro-
bable that the little excursion which was
to have started out last Sunday will wend
its way TO the Natural Fort, where a p c.
mic will be held.
By reference to tie Sunday notices it
will be observed tn 1t the services at the
Congregational Church will be of special
interest to those who arc fond of god
singing. Service OF song.
'iO-n-e hundred and ten years
ago" will o be heard while the average
Fourth of July orator proceeds to prepare
himself to tackle the American Eagle
when the noted day arrives,
A meeting was held at Greeley last
evening for the purpose of considering the
subject of holding a Fourth of July cele-
bration, and the presumption is that they
decided to let the Eagle scream.
Mrs. w. c. Selby, at the Nine Mile
ranch, has begun harvesting. and from
present appearances, will secure nearly
200 ons of hay, where only about one
third of that amount was cut last year.
The hummer vacation which the Chey-
enne Public School has now entered upon
will last until the first week in September
next. Some of the teachers contemplate
a visit to the East during the vacation.
Work was commenced yesterday exca-
waiting the ditch for the gas pipe on Fer
guson street and for a considerable distance
north from Eighteenth street. The ditch
was dug and placed in readiness to receive
the pipe.
1t has been definitely settled hat the
Fort Russell band is to be in attendance
on the coming celebration day and will
furnish the principal part of the music on
that occasion, They will be assisted for a
part of the day by the City band.
At all future entertainments at the
Opera House, parties who have reserved
seats for the season will be expected by
the managers to pay for them for each
entertainment. If not, their claim TO
such seats must be declared forfeited.
AT Greeley. Colo, they have gone down
l74O feet with their artesiau well, and
although at a distance of 700 feet they
struck magnetic water, they hope to find
something very much better in that line
inside of thousand feet
Our base ball club ought to come to the
front and drill a little, for VIC understand
that the North Platte, Neb., club would
like to come up here and try their mettle
with our Loys. Get together gentlemen
and let them know that you are rea ly to
be challenged.
Thomas b. Hall, a native Of Prince
Edwards Island, on yesterday declared
his intention to become an American
citizen before Clerk of Court Jeffrey. Nh.
Hall has resided in Cheyenne for alb ut
n,.la,a. .1.Hsl. .n.I L. .L..l..lal IL.