, 1885-09-20
SHORT STORIES
Gathered by Asking Everybody
What Do You Know"
Things Which are too Little to
Carry a Head.

Tomorrow will be St. Matthew day.
The soldiers have broke camp at Pine
Bluffs.
This is the sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity.
No soldiers have been ordered from
here West.
This is the anniversary of the battle of
C%hicamauga in 1869.
Sunday school will be held to-day at )
o'clock at the South Side Congregation, |
church.
A company of soldiers IRON the Dist
infantry were on tho belsted train last
n ght bound west
Two plain DRINKS, one before Judge
Fisher and the other before Judge Lee,
was the police cour record yesterday.
1t is rumored about town that Brother
Slack, of the Sun, will soon be appointed
general manager of the Union Pacific rail
way.
The Union Pacific pay car will be along
to-day and there is SON to be a strike-a
strike for the place where it is side
tracked.
There will be Sunday school as usual at
the Congregational church at l2:l5 to-day
aud young peoples meeting at 6;l5 p. M,
but no sermon.
VI j. Hartman, the converted jew, and
John Eames will speak this afternoon at
3 o'clock and this evening at 7 O'Clock in
front Of the Eames house on Hill street.
Died, at Cheyenne, Sept. Is, Isaac, son
Of Isaac aud Honora Smith, aged | year
aud 6 months. Funeral lrom Ca holc
church this Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Two horses belonging to John Newman
either strayed or were stolen irum Nine
Nile ranch Thursday night. Other
horses have also mysteriously disap-
peared.
X company of the 9th infantry, Capt
Hay, a brother of the poet colonel, john,
irom Fort Mckinney, where they have
been stationed three years, arrived AT Fort
Russell Thursday night.
Gen. David says that in New Hamp-
shire 1t used to be noted that the man
wac had one share Of stock in II CORPORA
tiou made more talk than the mau who
held the majority Of the stock.
Que hundred and fifty Sioux from Pine
Ridge agency were camped, on Thursday.
at Running Water They are on The way
to jim the Crows and Arapahoes in their
annual hunt aud medicine dance.
Services will he held at the Simmons
house On Mouda. evening at : o clock By
Rev. Hansen, a Lutheran minister from
Denver. All Scandinavians are invited.
The services will be in their tongue
The finishing touches are being put on
Bert Ritchie's new residence, corner
Evans and Eighteenth streets. Contractor
j. Z. Bowling says it will be ready for
occupancy the first week in October.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
81 90; lowest, 5O.i', mean temperature
to-. 9; mean humidity, 36.7 per cent; high
est velocity of the, wind, lG miles per hour.
There will be divine service in St.
Marks church to morrow Nlunday), st.
Matthew day, at II o'clock. Immedi-
ately after service there will be An election
Of officers of ST. Marks guild for the
ensuing year All the members Of the
guild are requested to be present.
The subscribers to the stock of the new
national bank met yesterday and chose tn,
following directors, n. II. Davis, j. w.
Collins, f. L. Addoms, c. +. Miller and
j. w. Snyder, The bauk will be known
as the Cheyenne National bank. tn,
directors have elected n. K. Davis pres
dent, and j. W. Collins cashier.
At the next meeting Of the council AT
ordinance will be introduced providingth
right of way for a horse car line, which il
to run FROM the depot up Hill street L
Seventeenth, out Seventeenth to the lake.
and in one Of the twenty odd streets It
connect with a dummy line for Fort Rus
sell. The line will return down Hill
street.
The immediate delivery stamps are oil
sale at the post office here, though the,
cannot be used for delivery in this city
When the act was passed authorizing
their use, the Arrangement for immediat'
carriers to deliver mail stamped with thes,
stamps was based upon cities having hat
tour thousand population at the last cen
sus, which Cheyenne did not then have
A certificate of incorporation of "Th,
Cheyenne Printing and Publishing com
pany, was filed yesterday in the county
clerks Office. rhe capital stock is PLACED
at $1,000, and the incorporators are Henri
l.. Myers, j. W. McCarten. John -
O'Keefe, I. D.. Dempsey aud +. j
Nugent. The company proposes the pub
lication Of a newspaper, periodicals, bvUk
and pamphlets.
In conversation last night with a rail
way engineer, who is a leading man in thu
locomotive Engineers association, and
prominent conductor, they said they ha,
heard no talk Of a strike except on thI
str, cts among people who had nothing Il
do with the matter, and in the newspa
pers. They declared that the traiumer
'had no idea Of a strike; they have nothinI
to strike for. and were not controlled b.
any organization outside Of their owl
brUtherhuods that were INDUCING in an.
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