, 1885-06-18
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Unbranded News Notes picked I'm
About The CITY.
Yesterday was linen conf weather.

excurt to the Yellowstone park.
The streets were ~livclier yesterday than
usual evidence of picking ur.
The Alert hose company is doing some
practice for the Greeley tournament.
VIM. Meyer, for having been so drunk
that his company was not pleasant, is in
the refrigerator cooling off.
The Denver Me,cs is warming up the
opera house management in that city like
the Fourth of July in Yuma.
10. Knight bought recently of f. Il.
Warren, fifteen head of bulls, which will
be driven soon to the Belle Fourchc.
The way of the prize fight winner is
hard. Now Clough of Colorado wants to
lick Hynds, the Wyoming champion.
Dan Morrison was iniudicious $40
worth yesterday, in the matter OF drink.
and has retired from society for a few
days.
The register and receiver in the land
efice were unusually busy yesterday in
receiving testimony for final proof on land
filings.
f. w. Whitcomb bought recently of
+. +. Warren, sixty head of bulls, which
will be driven to his ranch on the Belle
Fourche
The return OF so mony prominent citi-
zcns from eastern travels will make Chcy-
mi brighter and brisker than it has
been for some months.
Sam Gamble entertained a very I'M
complimentary opinion of Officer Nolan
and expressed it with more force than
elegance, and he will board out $l3 with
the city.
The Durbin brothers bought yesterday
of Dobyns & Co., sixty-six head of grade
bulls, which were shipped to Rawlins,
and will be driven to Split Rock, on
Sweetwater.
Twenty-Five hundred head Of cattle,
owned by Reynolds x Goodykooutz, of
Fort Fetterman, arrived in the city yes
tcrday, and will be held in quarantine
fifty days or longer.
Robert o. Peck is in a bushel of trou-
bic. He felt that The world owed him a
living without work and Judge Lee has
arranged for his board for a few days at
the city c%aravansary.
Mrs. Wilcox wa before Judge Lee
yesterday charged with a public disturb
ance, but the evidence against her didn't
sufficiently materialize and she was dis
charged from custody.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
75', lowest, 450; mean temperature, 500;
mean humidity, 20 per cent; highest We
ocity of wind 20 miles per hour.
The fountains in front of the city hall
and on Sixteenth street at the northeast
corner of Warren's emporium are in oper.
alton. They have places for men, horses,
dogs and all sorts of animals to drink at.
John Mullin was arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued by Judge Lee, charging
him with attempting to commit a rape on
the person of a little mulattO girl named
Carrie Givens. lie will he examined on
the charge to-day.
The installation of Rev. r. 4 Field as
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
takes place this evening. We trust the
church will be crowded, DR.. Hays, of
Denver, breaches the sermon. The
charge to the pastor will be given by Rev.
j. S. Reid; the charge to the people by
Rev. j. N. Boyd. The services will be
interesting throughout
VIM. Schmidt had a high old time on
the South Side Tuesday night, endeayor-
ing to bull the beer market by consuming
large quantities of it AMI then raising
sheol in the vicinity. His conduct was
reprehensible to the extent of Sl3, ac-
cording to Judge Lees opinion yesterday,
and Mr.. Schmidt will think over the mat
ter for a few days while he is a guest of
the city.
The Denver Ntos' report of the train
dispatchen' convention says: Chief Dis
patcher F%innegan, of Cheyenne, and w.
G. Brownlee, of Laramie, are among the
Wyoming delegates r. w, Baxter,
chief dispatcher of the Wyoming division,
Union Pacific railway, at Laramie, ar
rived late in the day, and his appearance
was greeted with tremendous applause.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
are going to give a strawberry festival at
Warren hall, next door east OF the post
Office, on the evening of June %. The
ladies of this church are provcrbial for
the delightful success Of all their affairs
of this kind and this one will not be an
exception. So the lovers of delicious con
fections, berries and other delights OF
such entertainments, may fix their mouths
and souls for IN exquisite treat.
Mr.. Ferguson, of the Silver Crown
mining district, arrived in town last even
ing. He reports that the King David
shaft is down 100 feet, and that two
levels have been opened at that depth
which contain thirty-two inches of solid
mineral. He has now 100 tons of orc on
the dump, and within three weeks he will
be able to produce 100 tons more. The
ore is now being roasted in stalls, pre-
paratory to smelling. The smelter will
be ready for operations by the LIST of
July. A competent and experienced man
70 run the smelter has been employed in
the person of Mr. Berry Sadtler, of Den
yer. who will report for duty when
needed.