, 1885-05-16
LOCAL MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked u
About the City.

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The land office, in the words OF Regis
ter Rothert, is completely showed under
in contest cases.
The Dyer's hotel will reopen either
Sunday or Monday.
Joe Dyer, the young son of Councilman
Dyer, is improving daily, and will soon be
able to be around
Three emigrant cans were attached to
the west bound train last evening. They
were bound for Utah.
Thieves gained an entrance to the
Whitcomb mansion a few nights g and
succeeded in purloining a number Of arti-
cles. %
Seats are on sale at the opera house box
office for both Mam'zelle and Barlow &
Wilson's Mammoth Minstrels. The sales
are already large.
Two soldiers were landed in the city
jail last night for being drunk. One Of
them claimed that he had been robbed of
his watch and as in money.
The fifteen prisoners in the county jail
awaiting their trial in the district court,
are anxious to have their guilt or limo
cence established, and to that end are
anxious for the coming of court
The Signal Service office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
SO, lowest, 39'; mean temperature, 46o;
mean humidity, Ga per cent; highest We
lOcity of wind 80 miles per hour.
Officer Bean claims to have the greatest
living curiosity Of the age. 1t is no other
than a petriied human being, and he
says it will be shown to the public any
day. if they are at the depot when the
passenger trains arrive.
Naches, the Piute chief, is farming on
the Humboldt Recently some friends in
Baltimore donated him a one-horse wagon,
a harness and pillow. The wagon is much
too heavy for a mustang. and Naches is
obliged to have it remodeled into a two
horse wagon.
Jake Weybrecht, who was recently in
jured in the planning mill. an account of
which recently appeared in a former issue,
was somewhat worse yesterday. A large
swelling has appeared on his stomach,
where the board struck him, and some
doubts are entertained for his recovery.
j. NJ. Stricken, a thoroughbred Demo-
crat, and a Efty-niner, of Denver, will
probably be appointed collector Of internal
revenue for Colorado and Wyoming. Mr..
Strickler has been in the banking business
for years, and was at one time treasurer
of Arapahoe county. He is very popular
in Denver. frrn
Where did Adam frst livep" asked a
New York Sunday school teacher of her
young scholars. No response. why,
children, you must know; it was in some
garden. Now, what garden was it?"
"Oh, l know, NUM- said a little fellow
with a foreign accent, holding up his
hand. well, my boy, what was it?'
Castle Garden, NUM-
In anticipation OF a clean sweep. the
postmaster of Golden, Colo, has posted
up the following notice on the door of his
Office: II have to get out of this shebaug
about LIST of August coming, and l want
to close N all of this store truck before
that time, and. if any of you have the
welfare Of a fellow-being at heart, and are
fond of a good smoke, walk right w to
the ounter and drop yonr shekels you
will never get another such chance"
Messrs. d. II. x J. W. Snyder & 10.
the owners and managers of the cele-
brated Tiff herds and ranches, have on
the way northward from Texas, about b.
900 head of young cattle. OF this mum
Der 10000 head are now near the Colo
RADIO line, eighty miles south Of Grenada,
Colo, and yesterday Mr.. j. W. Snyder,
Of this city, left for Denver, and in the
company Of the Colorado state veterinar-
ian, will go south to meet the herd. Alter
inspection by that official the cattle will
be driven to the FIRMS ranges in Colombo
and Wyoming.