, 1885-07-18
LOCAL
Unbranded News Notes picked rp
About The City.

Stir up the encampment.
Yesterday was another temperate and
delightful day.
Reynolds post, G. A. r. held a largely
attended and interesting meeting last
night.
Yesterday was the dullest day of the
season for news, though general business
was quite brisk.
Judge Lacey has several ditch cases I'M
der a%dvisement. One important case was
argued yesterday.
The long-drawn Mullen agle case be
fore the land office was concluded yester.
day as to evidence, and will be argued to-
day.
The Pittsburg Live Stock company
bought %seventy-iive ~2-year-old steers
yesterday, which were driven to their
ranch.
Justice Lee had Mike McCann before
him yesterday on u charge of drunkenness.
Mike was unable to produce $40, the
market price of such recreations, and went
to the calaboose in default.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
SO, lowest, so; mean temperature. G7.5o
mean humidity, SO per cent; highest We
locity of wind % miles per hour.
Another ear load of Cinnamon went
east on this mornings train. A regu-
lar exodus from California to the Atlantic
coasts states is in progress, and is causing
the eastern people no little annoyance.
With yesterdays w%estbound passenger
train was a car containing eleven blooded
colts from Kentucky, the property of
Col. Todhunter, of Sacramento. Cal.
They were yearlings and 2-year-olds, and
cost an average of 81 500 each.
The Denver Ncrs had yesterday a pic
ture of the car which was demolished the
day before by dynamite and four or FIVE
columns of matter concerning the occur
renee. An excursion of school children
barely escaped being victims of the dyna-
mite plot.
The j. 7. Clark Juniors, embryonic
tiremen, are going 10 give a ball on the
evening of the 23d. They have already
sold a large number OF tickets and will
have a rousing benefit. The big folks are
going to help them with all their might
and do most of the dancing for them.
S. Adamsky has gone into partnership
with Maj. Talbot, and the two intend to
largely improve the Road house and sur
r%oundings known as Talbot grove. They
will build a handsome partition and will
improve and beautiiy the summer garden
and make the place a delightful retreat
The Fort Collins Courier says. ''Chey-
enne visitors to Greeley were so delighted
with the a%rtesian water(?) that the people
OF the Magic City have a movement on
loot to sink Il well at once. The Chey-
enne taste for liquids must be f%earfully
vitiated if they banker for a fluid similar
to that in Greeley.
A private letter received By a gentle
man in this city dated July 10, at the
executive department, Albany, \. Y.
states that the man for Wyoming next
governor has been selected and appointed,
but who the lucky mar is remains secret
to the public at present, and will so re-
main until his commission is issued and
signed by the president.
The Railroad hotel is being painted red,
and yesterday a great many persons who
leaned against it carried off souvenirs of
Cheyenne from it. One traveller who
wiped the back of his linen buster on it,
said that he felt very much gratifed when
he look at it, al having come out of a
country where the weather is awful hot,
when he struck a cool breeze here, he
thought he would need a fire scene on his
buster before he had straddled the back
bone ofthe continent.
Mr.. Thomas j. Osborn, representing
the firm of Sheble & Hill, commission
wool merchants, of Philadelphia, has been
through Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, and
this far into Wyoming, but his territory
extends no further west than Laramie.
He reports the wool crop in Southern
Kansas and the region round about as
less than one-half the average. and the