, 1885-08-22
LOCAL MAVERICKS
Unbranded News Notes picked Up.
About The CITY.

uhbl anded News Notes Picked Up
About The City.
More rain.
The trains arc long and full
There's a good time coming.
Trade is increasing very much
The encampment will be a big thing.
The horses about Cheyenne look sleek
and fat.
Yesterday was 1t cold day-for news
items.
The best work in the city-Cheyenne
steam laundry.
The g. A r. department commander
will be here to-day.
This is the anniversary of the annexa-
ton of New Mexico in lS4S.
The streets need cleaning very much, of
the paper which lies in the lee places.
The best work. the lowest prices and
prompt delivery at the Cheyenne steam
laundry.
The young ladies' of the Waiter Drill
were photographed in uniform yesterday
by Kirkland.
Judge Fisher fined four men for being
drunk yesterday and Judge Lee sent two
to the crate for the same offense.
The receipts at the Chocolataire were
SS7l.75, and the expenses were some
where in the neighborhood of 500.
The Denver Herald says it is expected
that the Cheyenne encampment and re-
uniorrwill be the largest ever given in the
west.
Tom Mulqueen has a bunch of gold
nuggets in his pocket which represent a
bonanza somewhere, but Mulqueen is
mum about it.
The attention of our readers is directed
to the new advertisement of Mrs. Victor
inc S. Glatcke, the florist, in this issue of
THE LEADER.
The Cheyenne steam laundry i doing n
large amount of work for the best citizens
in all towns as far west as Green River.
Prompt returns and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Some samples of wheat and oats heads
raised in the neighborhood have been
brought to this Office which are as fine as
may be seen anywhere. The name of the
person who raised them was not left with
rs.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
100; lowest, 46. Go; mean temperature
56.5'; mean humidity, 65.7 per cent; high
est velocity of wind 20 miles per hour;
rainfall, IL.
Don't fail to see Miss Fan FL Etz,
Americas most wonderful trick and fancy
skater, at Keefe's rink this evening, also
on Monday evening next. Miss Fitz
comes to us highly endorsed by the en-
tire press Of all western cities and towns.
The Laramie fire department has de-
cided to accept the invitation to send a
team to the Grand Amy department en-
campment at Cheyenne next month and
will send a team from No, 4. No. 3 will
also send a team of their own, independ-
ent Of the department,
The deed from Frank A. Menea to Jno.
W. Collins for a part of lot 3 in block
1855, being the ground in the rear of
Hollis bookstore on which Mr.. Collins
will build his extension of the double
store, was filed in the county clerk office
yesterday. The consideration was 81. 700.
There was a large demand for The
LEADER yesterday morning, especially on
account of the report of the Waio Drill
and Chocolataire, The edition was ex-
hausted long before those who desired
them could get a supply. Everything
pertaining to the entertainment mentioned
will be in the weekly, however, which
comes out next Thursday.
A team hitched to a hay wagon made
a lively II down Seventeenth and out
Ferguson yesterday. At Twenty-frst
street some one clambered on the wagon,
got hold Of the lines and halted the horses.
They had a clear run out Ferguson,
struck nothing, did no harm and gave an
interesting and exciting sight to hundreds
who rushed into the streets to see them
go.
Reports from the oil region of Wyom-
ing continue to be of the most favor
able character, and recent develop
ments tend to give the greatest of en-.
couragement. The Denver company
are down on their prospect a distance oil
LOO feet and have a good showing, but
propose to sink 500 feet further, and are
prosecuting their work with all possible
vigor. Other wells show well, and work
on the same is steadily continued.
A pleasant little incident, not on the
bills, occurred behind the scenes at tn.
opera house Thursday night. 1t was the
presentation to Capt. Foote, of the Regu.
lar Army, who drilled the young ladies SC
perfectly, of a lap robe embroidered by
their own hands. 1t is an exquisite thing,
and Mr.. Field made the presentation
speech in which he expressed to the gal.
liant captain the wish hat so long as he
owns that robe he may never ride cold mol
alone.
Our music loving people will be sure to
remember the grand concert to be given
this evening by a number of ladies and
gentlemen well known as first class singer.
and musicians, under the leadership Of
Mrs. King, the talented teacher of vocal
and taa3.t -. ~