, 1885-05-29
LOCAL
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About the CITY.

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3 About the CITY.
The city band at Keefe's skating rinL
this evening.
The weather clerk promises fine wealth.
er for Memorial Day.
Preparations for the celebration of Me
mortal Day are complete.
Yardmastcr 0ng has had his Office re
moved about fifty feet north of its old 10.
cation
The train from the east was an houi
and a half late, which was occasioned by
a hot box.
The white troops at Buffalo are march.
ing south. and a troop of colored soldiers
will garrison Buffalo,
1t is a little early yet 10 turn your over
coat over to yonr uncle. There is yet a
nippipg and an eager air.
The general manager of the Union Pa
ciic passed through the Icity last evening
on a special car, bound for Ogden.
Thomas Moore, owner Of the Lone
Star brand, was kicked yesterday by a
horse and had three ribs broken.
The school children are expected to fall
into line on Memorial Day. and they win
be assigned a place in the procession.
Round up No. 9 was at Fetterman
Wednesday. The cattle are looking we'll.
The round up will finish on the LIST. prox.
Luke Voorhees, has been appointed adj
ministrator by Judge Bergman of the es-
tate Of Nathaniel S. Sweetland, deceased
II. J. Carr left yesterday for New York
armed with the necessary requisition pa
pers for Sehmkenberg, the alleged
forger.
Mrs. Catherine Weybrecht has been
appointed administrator of the estate of
her late husband, Jacob Weybrecht, de-
ceased. m
Mai. Burke. the general manager of
Buffalo Bills Wi7d Hest has gone to
employ Sitting Bull and some Of his
people to join the show.
Mr., Rauh. the builder of the soldier $
monument for this city. says that he in
tends to work on the shaft all Of to-day,
and will have it ready for dedication on
Memorial Day.
Concerning Irish Aristocrdey, the play
which Barry and Fay are to give here
next Monday night, the Denver Times
says. Those who have not seen it will
have something to live for"
A foot race will take place Sunday af-
t%ernoon, near Sloan's lake. between Ed
HSchwalbe and William MESSENGER. |, will
be a 100 yard dash, and promises to
prove interesting and exciting.
Commodore Trufaut. 50 well and ia
vorably known in Cheyenne, has been re-
instatod as superintendent of the. Union
depot at Denver. The Office had been
abolished, but was Reconstructed.
Round up No. I left Fetterman on
Tuesday and worked Currant creek
Wednesday. 1t will work up to Caspar
mountain and back. John Linn is the
foreman and Alex Cox his assistant.
The Signal Service office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
$50, lowest, S9'; mean temperature, Az;
mean humidity, &c per cent; highest We
locity of wind 25 miles per hour.
The funeral services Of the late Mn.
Henry Harrington will be held at St
Johns Catholic church this morning at
10 o'clock High mass services will be
conducted, and the music will be exceed
ingIy beautiful.
One Of the marshab Of the day at Den
yer for the Memorial Day o~bservances is
an ex-Confederate soldier, and a large
number of his comrades will take part in
the ceremonies Tins is bridging the
bloody a r.chasm sure enough.
Mr.. W. W. Randall, the advance
manager of the Madison Square attrac-
ton, The Pirate Secretary, which has
Ind sueb a wonderf,l RIM L an HE woy
to CHEYENNE He will reach Denve,
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