, 1885-06-20
LOCAL MAVERICKS.
unbranded News Notes Picked Tn
About The City.

Copper is worth l2i cents per pound in
New York.
The strawberry festival was like a sure
jury-packed.
Manager Boardman is on the continual
look out for attractions.
"A big cattle company will file articles
of Incorporation to-day.
There is a big piece of news cooking for
Sunday. CAM give it away now.
This is delightful weather. What a
pity some of it cant be caaned and shipped
to the suffering fasteners. There is plenty
for all.
Two Wyoming capitalists will soon put
in feeding yards and buildings at Oak
land. Neb., at an expense of $50. 900 to
$40, 0O0.
Chas. McGnrvey has bought from G..
L. Seabury the fine residence at the cor
ner of Twenty second and Themes street.
Consideration, 81, 500.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
sO'' lowest, 49'; mean temperature. GO;
mean humidity, 81 per cent; highest ve-
ocity of wind 20 miles per hour.
Weston x Reagan will give grand and
toothsome lunch at their sample room on
Seventeenth street. next door to Col.
Murrin's place of business. tonight.
Their friends are invited to come in and
enjoy the feast.
Henry Myers and Chas. strum, a pair
Of tramps who have been lodging in the
pest house, were fined $40 by Judge Lee
yesterday, and not having the funds with
which to liquidate the demand of offended
Justice, went to the calaboose.
The Typographical Union of this city
has written a letter to Gen. A. j. Samp.
son, of Denver, conveying TO him the
resolution of that body, thanking him for
his words in favor of the rights of wage
workers, In his Memorial Day address in
this city.
Charley f. Clay, government, contrac-
tor, was in the city yesterday making ar
rangements to move five companies of
Colorado troops of the 9TH cavalry, to-
gether with supplies and baggage to Fort
Mckinney. This command will reach
Fort Laramie by July 10
A delicious sketch of old-time planta-
ton life, entitled Ned" is given in
The Current of June 20, by Zitella Cooke,
who is ~unexcelled IN literary work of this
kind. She gives a humorous account of
negro boys shrewd schemes to secure
'lemmynade and gingy cake" by the
employment of his artistic capabilities.
Reynolds post, G. A. r., in its meeting
last night decided not to hold a camp
fire on the coming Fourth of July, in or
der to give all who desire to do so an op-
p%ortunity to participate in the Greeley
celebration OF that day. The post also
elected Comrade S. Adamasky, quarter
master to fill the %unexpired term of the
remainder of this year.
In Judge Lees court yesterday Thomas
Turner, who works at Camp Carlin, and
whose home is in Nebraska, was tried for
being too drunk for any use. and he was
fined $40. He cried, and begged to be let
off, saying he had a wife and three chill
dren, and would never do so any more;
but justice and the judge were inexorable.
and in default of payment he,went to the
lookup,
The 9th Infantry Dramatic club will
give at Garrison hall, Fort Russell, this
evening a new sensational, comedy drama
by Sergt p. j. CLAM, entitled, Ralph
Waters, on a Close Game. The 9th in
fantry orchestra will furnish excellent and
appropriate music, and a tIeat is expected
by all who intend to attend. Mr.. Board
man, the manager of the Cheyenne opera
house, will witness the performance, and
if it is as good as he expects, will engage
the company to play at the opera house.