, 1885-06-23
c MAVERICKS.

Probably we shah have snow.

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The streets looked quite busy yester
day.
The Duant hose cart has been painteC
a beautiful red.
The boy choir in ST. Marks E~piscopa
church sings well.
This region had several strong shower
yesterday afternoon.
The flaming bills for the Greeley 4th o.
July celebration are here.
Wyoming will be admitted to the
Union inside Of five years.
Next Friday will be anniversary day al
the Cheyenne public school.
Cheyenne will always be the entrepot to
Wyoming and her future is assured.
The Union Pacific will build a hand.
some depot in Cheyenne. 1t is much
needed.
The time is not far distant when there
will be many handsome houses on the
east side of the lake.
The corner stone of the A. NJ. Il.
church will be laid with appropriate cere-
monies this evening,
The temperance people will give a
strawberry and ice cream festival in War
ren's ball next Friday evening.
A beautiful water spout was visible
from this city on the east side of Lake
Minnehaha yesterday afternoon.
The ditch on Fifteenth street is full of
stagnant water and smells to heaven. 1t
suggests cholera, if there is any of that
sort of thing in reach.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
69', lowest, so. So; mean temperature, sc. 80;
mean humidity, ST per cent; highest We
ocity of wind % miles per hour; niniall,
n.
The county. commissioners met yester-
day and approved the bonds of Frank w.
Foss, justice of the peace for Chugwater,
George Boswell, justice for Bordeaux and
John Ryan, treasurer for school district
No. 5.
The Chicago Tines Of the 18th says.
The governor of Wyoming territory to-
day granted a pardon to William Porter,
a convict at Joliet prison, serving an
eight year term, from Uinta county, CON
victed in 1882.
-Four ten-mule teams, hauling twelve
wagons, Judge Beans freighting outfit,
left Yesterday for Custer City. in the
Black Hills, with 10000 pounds of -four.
Several other trains were loading in this
city during the day.
IAN Omaha newspaper man said yester-
day that the evidences from his city were
that Wyoming will have a big immign-
ton boom in the near future. This same
gentleman declares that Cheyenne will be
a bigger city han Denver in ten years.
A young lady ON the west bound pas.
senger train yesterday, stood on a car
platform and read some bill boards on
Hill street, and cried out, La, maj they
have had The Pirate Secretary here. !
DIDN'T suppose they had theaters in this
country" There is another young lady
whose education has been sadly neglected
and yet she may be a graduate of Vassar.
c. W. Couldock, the veteran actor, SC
long and iavorably known in connection
with the Madison Square theater success,
Hazel KHke, and a great favorite in
Cheyenne, will during the coming season
be a candidate for public favor as a stan
in his own creation of the part of Luke
Fielding in the WiHote Copse. He ha.
taken great pains in the selection Of his
supporting company, believing that hii
efforts will be much aided thereby. The
company consists of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Walcott, Miss Carrie Turner, A. L. Lip.
man, Samuel Hempley, Raymond Holmes
Mrs. Mary Myers, John Woodland, Mis-,
Kate V. Tousey and George r. Boaler
Many of these actors are well known t,
Cheyenne lovers of theatrical amusements
and John Woodland, of the company, is &,
dear friend of this writer aud is an aetoi
second to none in old-man character
parts.