, 1885-06-06
LOCAL MsvERIcKs.
u~nbrnndsd News Notes rieked IN
About the CITY.

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What a delightful time last night would
have been for a picnic.
The Irish Benevolent Society will have
a picnic and excursion on the Fourth Of
July.
Mr.. Snivcly's commission as postmasi
ter at Rawlins, Nyo., has been signed BY
the president.
The wind stood on its pastern Joints and
howled last night just as if it was fresh
from Bitter creek.
Officer Bean landed two tramps in the
city jail yesterday afternoon. They were
beautiful specimens Of that species of hui
mainly.
The following kilograms await the
owners at the Western Union telegraph
Office: r. L. Parker, j. W. Jones and
H. r. Wilson.
Jesse Harris, of Fort Collins. purchased
yesterday of Laramie City parties 100
head of fine American cattle. He will
place them on his range in Larimcr
county.
A detachment of soldiers from Column
bus, o., passed through the city last even
ing bound for Forts Bridger, Steele and
Mckinney. They we're IN charge of
Capt, Freeman.
The Signal Service Office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
7s'. lowest, 500; raean temperature, 59',
mean humidity So per cent; highest vc-
ocity Of wind 80 miles per hour.
The quarantine yards we're inspected
by the Stock Growers Association yester-
day and we're found completed according
to contract The association received the
yards from the contractors
Mr.. Boardman, manager of the opera
house, has rented the theatre for two
nights. July 9 and 10, to the managers of
TIE Ladies Ideal Opera company, of Den
yer, and they will produce the bright.
comic opera, A Dress rehearsal
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army oi ,ne nepup"c' anc arrived at Tue
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h.'ie ieno" leaning against a piano
YESTERDAY IN a seventeenth street resi-
uencs ~. MS ear caught unoer tue neasy
n1 "nen IL was ie' uo"n Oy gentleman
VINO was not noe'cing tue iaa, out oelng
very p'sasan' 10 d IeiAu'e' Inc manner
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peing released showed tna' ne nao a ioot
ior uane'ns as wen as an ear ior music
When Buffalo Bill first visited Wash
N"soo,' ""ue' pay Us " SCOUT anu sum
inoneu as an "u'isor concerning lnuian
rnairs al 'ns wes'' ne aspon,sneu Coi'
"in'nIop' AuJu'an' general py asking
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IN on' place before IN all my ME
Prof L. j. Passmore, OF the Denver
conservatory OF music, will arrive IN
Cheyenne this evening for the purpose OF
recognising h choir OF the Presbyterian
church. The PresbYterians have shown
c~ommendable zeal in securing the services
of SO talented an organist and musical
director, and as he will stay over Monday
OF each week and teach a class in either
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