, 1885-07-16
LOCAL MAVERICKS.


ntAruu.
~ chnackenberg wont eat. He'll com
to it gradually.
John Wagner, for disturbing the peace
was fined sl3 by Judge Lee yesterday
He paid.
John Clayton and Joseph Ager, drunk
were fined by Judge Lee $40 yesterday,
Calaboose.
They have a gold excitement at Pine
Bluff. Some iron ore has been discovered
which carries gold.
Now that McGoyern is going away
there can be no dependence whatever
placed in the weather.
Citizens of Fremont county have peti.
toned the governor to appoint J.. l..
Frankberger a notary public for that
county.
Father Brennan, a Denver clergyman
of the Catholic church, was arrested in
Ireland a few days ago as a dynamiter and
had trouble to regain his freedom.
Warren's hall having been rented out
for a dry goods store, festivals will have
to be held in Library hall hereafter.
That's the best place for them. anyhow.
Cheyenne has had no heavy winds for
several weeks, nearly two months, until
yesterday, just as the Colorado editors
were coming in. Then it Just got up and
showed itself.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
90', lowest, SO; mean temperature, 7Oo;
mean humidity, IS per cent; highest We.
locity of wind 40 miles per hour.
At a meeting of the executive commit
tee Of the Stock Growers association
Tuesday night, Secretary Sturgis was
authorized to investigate applications for
pay for mavericks branded by the asso-
cation and settle all such Just claims.
Bard's dairy, at Little Bear, Wyo.. is
noted for the excellence of the butter it
produces. Mrs. Bard has the supervision
OF the dairy, and that account for the
delicious quality and great purity of the
butter she sends TO her customers in this
city.
Neoraska has appointed a state veteri-
marian. de is a young man who came to
that state from New Jersey as n of the
United States veterinarians to investigate
the hog cholera and the stock people
took such a fancy to him that the state
adopted hlm
The governor has received a petition
IRON Evanston six yards long asking the
pardon oil Frank Smith, who was sen
fenced TO the penltentiary for seven years
from that place for burglary. He has
served three years, and has now a credit
d TWO and one-half years for good be-
havlor.
1t seems that it was cold enough at
Leadville for II part CT the Cold Dan
company to get left there. Miss Y en-
mans ,ne ,i'ai spark OF h outit' and
ne "uSaua, inc orchestra leader, were
'ei' III 'he carbonate camp with no
money WINE the company owed them
qui'e SUI"
four men who were in the guard house
with irons on escaped therefrom at Fort
Russell Sunday night They slipped
their shackles and ran in different direc-
tions, making such yells that they mud
died the guards. Three of them got away,
one was captured About a hundred shots
were Tired after them.
A. c. Snyder & Co. 5 Cheyenne market
will be open for business this morning AT
the new stand on Seventeenth street. two
doors west of The LEADER office, in the
old Fitch chop house. The place has
been elegantly and conveniently fitted up
Tor the purpose. Call and see tho new
place and the excellent stock kept always
on hand fresh, cool and neat.
Council Bluffs sends word to look out
for an entertaining young man who is
working a hotel advertising scheme and
getting away with the money without fur.
nishing a quid pro quo. He is described
as light c~omplexioned. blue ewes LIGHT
colored moustache, weighs about I25
pounds. He wore a suit of brown. with
cutawav coat . I;ob, dr,b "a III
.ramnoI ~, SUI nigh
crowned NAT, Ihe youth has done up
valley cities. IL ia astonisb;rg ,ha,
otherwise sharp business mon ,bero .an
be found 80 many dimes ready 10 No na,L
cred in on any sort Of , sickIy adror,is;.a
scheme, when auently pictured bv some
gLb ,oprrod s,r.