, 1885-08-07
Q MAVERICKS.
unhT Anded News Notes Picked Up
About me CITY.

Sh"iAhneu news notes Picked Up
About The City.
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Grant memorial service to morrow.
A good shower fell about 10 O'Clock last
night.
The LEADERS, circulation is rapidly
increasing.
Let's pray for quiet weather during the
encampment.
The wind ''rar'd back on its pastern
jlnts and howled' last night.
The opera house interior is being draped
in mourning for tomorrow exercises.
A performing bear tolled the small
boys about the streets in large crowds yes
terday.
A party of cowboys with their extra
horses and camp e%quipagc went through
the city yesterday.
The Woman's Missionary Society will
meet at the Congregational church this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The trains from the west continue to
com in two or three sections ON account
of fruit and tea fast shipments.
The Electric Light company shut off
the sparks last night. They were con-
sidered dangerous by neighbors.
Rev. K. L. Field will deliver the OPEN
ing prayer in the exercises tomorrow, aud
Rev. George G. Rafter the closing.
A number of distinguished looking
Japs, wearing eye glasses, were passen-
gers on the east bound train yesterday
morning.
The following deed was filed for record
yesterday: Mary McGill to V. H. Miller,
lot : in block l63. City of Cheyenne.
Consideration, $3.50.
Died.-In this city Aug. 6, WiIlet
Shanks, nephew of A. Tracy. ESD. Pine
Bluffs, Wyo. The remains will be taken
east this morning.
From the effects of carbolic acid u
young drug clerk in Cheyenne has a map
OF the Gunnison on his face, and his
beauty has been temporarily eclipsed.
kilograms are at the Western Union
office for the following persons: Edward
Hoe. II. S, Beanun, Joe Dryfrus, J. II.
Anderson, P. p. Coffenbcrgin and Geo.
Clark.
Mother Jenkins was arrested again yes
terday on a charge of using abusive Ian
guage toward Col. Emery. She gave d
bond for $50, and Judge Lee will ~investi-
gate the case.
The boomerang man drops into CO.
nundrums, and desires to know: when
is a tramp the fastest man on record?
When he beats a train. There are a
good many fast men to be found along the
railroads just now"
boomerang: "Haying is pretty gener-
ally commenced. New moving machines
are constantly leaving town. and the idle
men about the hotels are being picked up
by the ranchers. Men are more numer-
than they were last year, and wages
perhaps somewhat lower. but there is
work for all, and more. who want it,.
Same here.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen will
leave town to-day on a trip to the various
ranches in this county of the Swan Land
and Cattle company. The number will
include Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Swan, Mr..
and Mrs. George Morgan, Mr.. and Mn.
AL Bowie, Miss Lou Swan, Miss Morgan,
Miss Blanche Moore, Mr.. Adams and
viii Swan. The party will be absent
from the city about ten days.
A special fast freight passed through
yesterday morning with eighteen cars of
tea, a portion of a cargo Just landed at
San Francisco, which will require six
trains of the same size to transport it
across the continent. These trains are run
on a special schedule and make within one
hour of the time made by the Atlantic
Mail and Express fron San Francisco to
Omaha, the trip requiring, it is stated, a
speed that will enable a strong competi-
ton with this company's northern COM
petitor. The cargo included something
over ! 900 tons.