, 1884-08-15
LOCAL MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked UP
About the City.

Another train of Flick's outfit left yes
terday with freight for Fort Laramie,
Gas pipes we're laid yesterday on Hill
street from Sixteenth to Fifteenth streets.
The coal shed men are out with the
strikers and the engines cannot obtain
coal here.
The prairie chickens must suffer. Chey-
emo shotguns will boom in Nebraska for
a few days.
Henry d. Lasher has purchased of the
Union Pacific, lot I in block $3.50. Con
sideration $3.50.
Schultz B. Walker and wife have sold
to Mrs. Amelia Ross, lot 2, in block 40.
the price being $3.50.
Live stock shipments and cattle chat
generally are the all absorbing themes
around TIE Inter-Ocean these pleasant
August days,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Reel gave II de-
lightful entertainment to a number Of
friends at their residence on Sixteenth
street last evening.
Mr.. Al Biddle has gone to Denver for
a short vacation. His department ut the
Inter Ocean is now presided over by Mr..
81 Thompson.
The highest temperature yesterday was
1872: lowest, so; mean temperature, 60
per cent mean humidity, 81 per cent;
highest velocity of wind. l6 miles per
hour.
One William Clay was before Justice
Lee yesterday and admitted the soft i'm
parchment that he had been d. d. Not
having ten dollars, he was given apart
ments in the Hotel de Schnitger.
A young lady of no uncertain moral
qualities, who is, however, quite Fly, en-
tertained Judge Lee yesterday by the do
nation of thirteen dollars. That was what
it cost her for letting her angry passions
rise.
The man Buchanan, who recently was
injured seriously by a fall from an cleo
trio light pole, is now able to be out, but
has not recovered sufficiently to resume
his labors with the Electric Light Com
pany.
The Frontier Land and Cattle Com
pany and the firm of Idleman Brothers
yesterday purchased large safes of the
latest patents, of Mr.. L. r. Ellison, the
agent of the Mosler Safe and Lock Com
pany.
1t was rumorcd on the stIeets last night
that II wreck had occurred on the Union
Pacific at Sherman: Sherman belongs to
the Laramie division and no reliable in
formation of the accident could be OBJ
tanned.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Vinegar died between 3 and 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be
held at . o'clock to-day from the resi-
dence on Themes street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets.
Two Union Pacific trains obtained coal
at Colorado Junction yesterday, and two
large Mogul engines came down from
Laramie City, The latter were turned on
the Y, as the men whose duty it is to
handle the turn-table here Joined the
strikers.
Mr.. III. Masterson, who assumes the
general management of the dry goods
establishment of the Kelly & Masterson
store, will leave for the East in a few days
when he will purchase the largest and
finest stock of goods for their trade ever
brought to Cheyenne.
A maiden fair with yellow-stained hair
paid Justice Lee forty dollars yesterday
morning, the same being the amount of
an attachment, with costs, which Marks 4
Myers placed on personal property be-
longing to her. The female is known to
fame and the police as Minnie Fly.
The firm of Kelly & Masterson, as will
be seen by a notice published elsewhere,
has been dissolved. Mr.. Kelly controls
the business; Mr.. Masterson remains as
General Manager. Mr.. 0rrin Miller sew
ers his connection with the firm, and Mr..
j. l. Tompkins, a brother ofJ.M. Temp
kins, becomes the Cashier.
Messrs i. Freedman and j. Flegel-
hanb, two Australian artists, have been
in the city several days, taking views Of
prominent buildings and places of inter
est. The gentlemen are making a tour
around the world, and are taking views al
each place where in they abide for a time.
They landed at San Francisco, and after
crossing this Continent will sail for the
Old World. They leave to-day fol-
Omaha.