, 1885-07-22

Boom the encampment.
1t means pleasure and business
Lying partisans must go-this year.
The trains were unusually light yester-
day both way-.
Judge Fisher sent up II tramp yestcr-
day for twenty days
IL. W. Potter has gone with his outfit
to work on the Northwestern extension.
Any n who leaves Cheyenne to find a
better summer climate will have a long
trip.
A. 5. Emery Is having a stone side walk
laid in front Of his place on Sixteenth
street.
This is a government for the people by
the people; not for oficeholders by Office
holders.
Do not forget the ball of the j. T.
Clark Juniors, tomorrow evening, at
Library hall.
The usual services at the First Congre
g%ational church this Wednesday, evening
at $ o'clock.
Deputy sheriffs McGonigl and Smith
towed in a crazy MAJ yesterday and locked
him up in jail
A. ID. Adamson, who was fined 300
in the district court Monday, paid it
promptly and gent his way.
Chris Yager, of Denver, lost his pocket
book while here last week. 1t contained
money and valuable papers.
1t seems that the Ereaing Tribune has
gone where the %starlets twinkle in the
nightlct, to fill a long felt want.
The Jacobs case, in which the jury
hung last term of court, will begin again
in the district court this morning.
Constable Ben Smalley went to Denver
yesterday to bring witnesses whose testi-
mony is needed during this term of court.
The fire department held a meeting last
night, the proceedings of which are given
in the report Of the encampment COM
mittee meeting.
The attention OF our readers is called to
the card of Madam Eugenia Richardson,
clairvoyant and specialist. Her Office is
at No. 800 Sixteenth street.
Nothing but grim death, the old time
keeper, with n ten-foot scythe, will ever
loosen the grip Of the court house ring
on the offices that have PANIED out so
well,
Yesterday NJ. p. Keefc, contractor,
sent twelve men and material out 20 build
a county bridge over Pole creek. The
bridge will be a seryicable one, with pile
abutmcnts.
The board of county commissioner
adjourned last mis- hit. The last hours o.
the two days which they sat to hear com.
plants nearly overwhelmed them. A
crowd came all at once.
VIM. Brook was arrested yesterday by
the sheriff on a warrant sworn out by S.
Berger, accusing Brook of having OBJ.
tanned some iewelry and clothing from
him under false pretenses.
The Signal Service officer reports tina.
the highest temperature yesterday wal
79o, lowest, 5l'; mean temperature, 60
mean humidity, 60 per cent; highest We
locity of wind 20 miles per hour.
The Laramie post Office will be moved
to Noah Wallis building, corner of Second
and South Cstreets. Postofice Inspector
Waterbury has ordered the removal at the
request of a large number of citizens.
Burchard, late superintendent of the
[. 5. mint, said he could not be removed,
But he stepped down and out AL the
same This should be a lesson to al
o%ficious oiiceholders who will not let gC
when their time comes.
Omaha has set an honest example il
ordering the pay of lady teachers the sam,
as that paid to gentlemen Of the sam,
grade in the schools. In many localities
an unjust discrimination is made. Il
ladies do the same class of work and dc
1t well there is no reason why she should
not receive the same compensation.
p. HANNA says II have been ship
ping stone from Colorado to Wyoming
for three years. Now | propose to shiI
some stone from Wyoming to Colorado.
| have furnished the state capitol com.
missioners with a better speciman of fin
ishing stone than wa ever found in Colo.
RADIO, and unless the commissioners are
Influenced by narrow local p~reiudiccs, ]
will furnish from Chevenne the 6nishinr