, 1885-06-27
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Unbranded News Notes Picked It
About The City.
The hotels are full.
dutch Mary" is in jail, crazy.
Prof Stark's speech was brief bu
pointed
There are twelve tnmps in the calaboos,
awaiting trial.
Business is improving and the city i
Frightening up.
There will be a FREQ lunch at Weston &
Reagan's saloon tonight.
The temperance festival will be con.
tinued in the Warren block tonight,
Haverly would like to bring his min.
strels here. He would also like to have
the earth.
The youngsters will enjoy a vacation,
but many a mother will be glad when
school begins again.
Hon. Henry W. Hobson made a great
argument before the supreme court yes
terday. so the lawyers say.
The bad boys who were throwing ter
pedoes into the opera house windows last
night will answer for their doings to-day.
Dick Kelly, of color, slapped Mollic
Russell of not quite SO much color, and
she complained to Judge Lee, who sent
the ungallant Richard to the calaboose in
default Of $l3 fine and costs.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
s0', lowest, AZ; mean temperature, Gle;
mean humidity, 62 per cent; highest We
locity of wind "a miles per hour.
The products of the Cheyenne iron
foundry are becoming popular. The cow
boy oven made by that concern is a great
improvement on the old style Dutch oven
heretofore sold here. Arp 4 Conway
have the cowboy oven for sale.
Some r~ascally hoodlums tarred the balus-
trade on the rear entrance to the opera
house last night, and by that means a
large number of ladies and girls ruined
their dresses. The officers have them
spotted and they will be taken before the
police justice to-day.
The obscene songs and ribaIdry that
offend the drowsy ear of night, the sounds
of which issue from a certain saloon in
this city, are fast closing up a thorough
fare to ladies on that portion of the street
upon which it stands. This is simply n
mild and temporary hint.
The Union Pacific will furnish tickets
on all its trains between all stations on
the 4th of July at one-lalf rates. The
tickets will be on sale the Bird and 4th,
and will be good up to and including the
9th. This is the way the grand old
Union Pacific will celebrate Independence
day.
A special car of the Central Pacific went
west yesterday on which several officials
of the Central Pacific were passengers, re-
from the Trans-continental con-
vention- Among them were Mr.. Good
man, general passenger agent, Mr..
general traffic manager, and Mr..
Gray, general passenger agent.
John Milan was working on the foun-
dation Of the convent and the rock ran
out so that the men had nothing to do,
and John, according to his own statement,
took to rock and rye to fill up the time.
He will not work on the convent any
more until he has worked u $40 on the
streets at a dollar and a half a day.
A new theory has been advanced as to
the headless trunk found on Thursday.
An old darkey in town says: People
can t be too keerful bout how dey seq some
body murdered de man. How does dey
know. but what he 'mitted suercide2" Yes,
the chances are that he cut his head off
and buried it and then went and buried
himself in another place.
Harry Reagan explained to Judge Lee
that he got drunk to T neuralgia. That
Is he took the whisky for that purpose
and it had no intoxicating effect on him
until the pain left and then it went to his
head with a rush. He was fined $40 and
proposed to the judge that he would like
to pay it in installments, as he had a good
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