, 1885-07-30
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Unbranded News Notes PICKED u
About Tho City.

About The City.
Hot at noon, cool at eve.
And the rain came-as usual.
Give green fruit a wide berth.
Boardman's benefit tomorrow.
There is a great deal Of iux in town.
Passenger traffic on the railroad in
creases.
There is more talk of street car line
from the depot to Fort Russell
Another carload Of Cinnamon for Phila-
delphia passed through yesterday morn
ing.
There is a party here from Buffalo stop
ping at the Inter Ocean, looking for OPP
portunities for investment.
Bowling 4 Blackmore have contracted
to build a $40, 900 residence on the corner
of Eighteenth and Evans streets, for Bert
Richie.
Miss Clara Stanley is to be married this
morning to Mr.. Ward, of Nevada. The
happy couple will leave on the 1920 train
for Denver.
A man who was highly educated and
who is by profession a lawyer, is serving
a term in the city Jail in default of a $40
fine for drunkenness.
Prices to the balcony during Grace
Hawthorne = engagement are reduced to
fifty cents for reserved seats. and twenty
five cents for general admission.
Yesterday a deed was filed for record in
the county clerks office in which j. X.
Jeffrey transferred to the South Congre-
g%ational church, lots Q, 10, II, -, I3 and
IA of block 474, for a consideration of
$3.50.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
$50, lowest, co.; mean temperature, 69.5o;
mean humidity, Gl per cent; highest We
locity of wind 20 miles per hour; rainfall.
.07.
All the machinery at the King David
mine, crusher smelter, blower, engine and
boiler, are in place and Il trial run was
made Tuesday, which was entirely salts
factory. Regular work will begin in a
few days.
At a church meeting last evening, Rev.
Samuel J. Mum, the pastor Of the First
Baptist church was, by a hearty vote of
his congregation, granted IA furlough of
absence from his pulpit, when and for us
long as he may choose to take.
Now that the King David mine in the
Silver Grown district. has given indu-
bitable evidence Thai the deposit of silver
and copper there is rich and extensive.
Cheyenne capitalists should take hold of
the properties there before foreign CAPT
talists have a chance, and harvest the full
ness thereof.
A Salt Lake base ball club went west
Yesterday from the Denver train. The
club played at Denver, Pueblo and Lead
vile, and was beaten in every instance.
1t was accompanied by Mr.. Whitney. of
the Salt Lake HerIld, who was sent
along to report the victories of the Salt
Lakers. His task was an easy one.
A wool buyer for a Philadelphia house,
who is an eastern shore OF Missouri ten
derfoot, bought some wool here and ship
ped a load of it to Philadelphia. The
wool came from dead sheep and the smell
Of it is such that the carload has been
quarantlned outside of the city and the
authorities are telegraphing here inquir-
ing what is the matter with it.
Several of the friends Of Senator Man
derson, who have been expecting him to
pass through this city for several days
past, have visited the depot daily to meet
him, and have not seen him, though it
was announced that he would go west on
territorial committee business. The fol
lowing extract from the Omaha Bee of
Tuesday, explains everything in the con
nection; Senator Henderson has Just re-
ceived a telegram from Washington in
forming him hat as a member of the SEN
ate committee appointed by Mr.. Hen
bricks to attend the Grant funeral cere-
mony, he must come east Immediately.
The committee is composed of Senators
Logan, Hawley, Ingalls,. Hampton, Nor
rill and Henderson, and will proceed first
to New York, thence to Mount McGregor,
then to Albany and then to New York
with the funeral cortcge.