, 1885-10-29
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.
B. Z. L. entertainment to nirht.

strels.
The Grant, ohnson literature in the
newspapers is a tiresome chestnut.
MIR. +. Nagle is going to build a stone
residence on the corner of Seventeenth
and House streets.
People who see johnson, of the Sun,
hobbling about on a big cane, will be as
tonished to learn that he is on the roll of
active firemen."
Two tramps were taken before Judge
Lee Yesterday, and they were given the
choice of paying a fine of $50 each or of
leaving town. They left.
Mr.. Dare's splendid residence on the
corner of Twentieth and Ferguson is as
Stunning imposing proportions, and will be
a beautiful additional ornament to Chey-
enne.
The management of the Union Pacific
hotel has been placedin the hands, OF Capt,
Amos 7. Foster, who has had an extended
experience in the hotel business in Michi-
gan and New York.
Some of the professional beggars around
town, who visit private houses and insist
on donations, should be fred out OF town
or set to work. They are as able bodied
as the average individual.
Charlie Goodsell will begin to-day, as
superintendent, the construction of a
large barn and other improvements on the
ranch of Van Tassel, Burnham & Co,
ten miles southeast of Cheyenne.
The county commissioners were in SEES
sion yesterday, e~ndeavoring to adjust the
difficulties in taxation involved by the cut.
ting of of Crook from this county. Some
tax payers are grumbling because they
have been assessed in both counties.
Sam Segasser was out yesterday in a
spick, span, brand new suit Of clothes,
which Judge Fisher bought for him at
Henry Harrington's. The Judge is going
to try TO get the county board to adopt
Sam, and adapt him to some useful
purpose.
The work of building the new Episco-
pal church will begin shortly. The edifee
will be of stone and will be located on the
corner of Nineteenth street and Warren
avenue. 1t will have a grand organ and
will be altogether a handsome structure,
and another to our fair city.
n. r. Davis has invited Wyoming
Commandery No. l, Knights Templar, to
visit his ranch, and they will ride out
there to-day in a body in full uniform, on
horseback, and enjoy the Inequalities of
their brother sir knight, The com
mandery will leave about 10 this morning.
The latest addition to the journalism of
Wyoming is the Evanston Examiner. a
handsome seven-column folio, published
at the county seat of Uinta by +. II.
Buchanan. One OF its good features is
that it is an altogether homemade affair.
That is, it has no patent insidcs or
overalls.
Thomas Green, an employe of the
Bride Bit ranch, lost a watch and chain
which he had just paid $40 for, Tuesday
night, stolen from the room in the lodg-
ing house where he was stopping. The
thief entered his room, the door Of which
had been left unlocked, and although
Green got up earlier thar usual, he found
that he had lost time.
Richard X. Fox. of the Police GAZETTE,
has sent to Frank Hayes, at Laramie
City, a magnificent, solid gold medal,
valued at SIPS, to go to the champion
boxer of Wyoming. The medal is a
beauty and is engraved with the words,
Boxing Championship of Wyoming.
From Richard X. Fox, proprietor Police
Gasette,' The terms under which the
medal is to be contested for have not yet
been settled, but the holder must win it
twice before it is his permanent property.