, 1886-03-28
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.


Hills & Goodsell are receiving new
spring goods.
The thermometer registered - below
zero at 6 o'clock last evening.
Some of the boys have not quite
gotten over the effects of the bond cleo
ton yet.
The Sunday services to-day at the vari-
Gus churches in the city promises to be of
unusual interest
There will be a big job on the hands of
somebody tomorrow in cleaning the snow
from the sidewalks.
Still there is no decision in the Warren
ct al. injunction case, although it is being
a~nxiously looked for.
The people of Silver Grown did nobly
on. the bond question, the vote standing
25 for and I against
The tramps are receiving a warm re-
ception in Cheyenne this spring-too
warm for most of them.
Six head of horses from San Francisco
passed through the city yesterday en-
route TO the Chicago races.
1t was too cold to work the street bri
gade yesterday, but there will be plenty
for its members to do to- morrow.
Our little strike in the U. P. cellar
hole still continues, but does not seriously
affect anything SO far as heard from.
IL it should come off warm now, as it
perhaps will, it would give the grass on
the plains the finest kind of a boom.
An express team belonging to the
Phoenix market ran away yesterday, but
with no very serious or damaging results.
Call and see the new spring millinery
at Hills & Goodselrs.
The merry jingle OF the sleigh bells
was heard on the streets Of the city yes
terday, and the cutters were out in large
numbers.
Latest returns from the country pre-
cincts indicate a small vote, and a prob
able majority for the bosds in the county
of 1900.
The capitol commissioners will be in
session again o-morrow and may pos
sibly make a definite selection Of a capt.
tol site.
Scandinavian services will be held this
morning at II a. m, and at 7:3O in the
evening, at the Simmons house, by Rev.
II. p. Hansen.
Charlie Miller claims that the boys are
getting up Jokes at his expense, but that
he can stand all such things as that and
his turn will come.
Parties wishing desk room at a very
reasonable figure will do well to call at
once on Fred. w. Ransom, leading FIRE
insurance agency, opposite post office.
Stokes got into a little difficulty yester-
day, but alter he had called upon and
been interviewed by Judge Lee judicially
everything was pronounced satisfactory.
There are some papers in Wyoming in
which you will find out a few things that
are taxing place somewhere else, but you
can never ascertain from them what is
going on at home.
The bill extending the jurisdiction of
justices of the peace-to comply with the
act of congress - finally passed both
branches of the legislature in such a way
that it only applies to actions on contract.
It appears that majorities against the
railroad bonds were given only in those
precincts 10 this county where the Lusk
circulars were not circulated. 1t is a pity
that they were not sent to all the election
precincts.
w. w. Jeffrey. county assessor, will
commence the work of making the AS
sessment OF taxable property in the county
one week from to-day. In the mean
time one or more deputies are to be APP
pointed.
Two large and brilliant sun-dogs made
their appearance in the western horizon
shortly before the sun set. According to
the old time idea this is the sign of cold
weather, but signs are but of little account
out here in the border land.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
3l.6o; lowest, -l.50; mean temperature
A; mean humidity. ss.7; maximum We
loclty of wind, - miles per hour; snow
fall melted, 81 inches; unmelted 3 inches.
Constable Smalley sold a lot Of prop
erty at constable sale at the city hall yes
terday-a portion Of The property was
taken on attachment against Rebecca 4.
Parker, who lett Cheyenne in company
with some colored people sometime ago.
In order to relieve the anxiety of our
esteemed contemporaries We will inform
them that some of those celebrated circu-
lars were printed for Mr.. Lusk by Vaughn
4 Montgomery, the public printers, who
are prepared to do all kinds of printing
from a business card to a |, 300 page law
book, at reasonable rates and on short
notice, for cash or approved paper. Their
office is in the Opera house block, adioin-
ing the office of The LEADER.