, 1886-01-28
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

The police arc still v%igilant and on the
lookout for people of bad repute.
Divine services were held in several of
the churches in the city last evening.
The city hall is getting quite shaky on
occasions when the wind is very high.
w. p. Carroll will move his law office
to the Carey block in the course of two
or three days.
Nothing has yet been heard from the
Wyoming delegates to the G.. A. r. on
vention at Pueblo, Colo.
The coyotes and gray wolves are max
ing considerable trouble this winter
around Virginia Dale.
John Eams was around yesterday and
sold quite a number of his patent fire
kindlers to our citizens.
The weather was exceedingly fine again
yesterday, and at Q a. m. the thermome
ter stood ut 81 deg. above zero.
The temperance question is coming
prominently to the front, as it does at
every session of the legislature.
President Harrington, of the city
council, is now officiating as mayor OF
the city. in the absence of Mayor Reel.
The faces of Il number of our cattle
men are missed on our streets, all on ac-
count Of the stock convention at Denver.
The NJ. +. Lyceum at the Methodist
church this evening will be an attractive
affair, and the exercises will be very in
teresting.
The Hoyt-A ltman-B Bergman Richards
Reel injunction case is to come up for
hearing before Chief Justice Lacey on
Saturday.
Lots of people took advantage of the
good weather and were out driving ycster-
day-now and then a lady equestrienne
was also seen.
The road agent who robbed the United
States paymaster on the road from Sid
ney to Camp Robinson recently has not
yet been captured.
Messrs. Seaton and Williams, of the
house of representatives, returned from
the west yesterday and resumed their
seats in the house.
Several freight teams loaded at the
Union Mercantile store yesterday with
supplies destined for Whipple & Hays
ranch and the Chug.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church are getting to be very successful.
Rev. Mr.. Lucas, of Greeley, Colo. is
assisting TO conduct these services.
The b. Il. l., society will give a So
ciable at the Congregational church this
evening, when an interesting literary and
musical programme will be presented.
The people OF the west end will have
some matters of interest to the people of
that part of the city to lay before the
city council when the proper time comes.
Some of the cases that were to have
been disposed of at the adjourned term
of the district court, which is to open
next Wednesday, are in process of settle
menL
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
As. 5 lowest, 2O.3'; mean temperature,
40.3'; NEAR humidity, 500 per cent
highest velocity of wind, 30 miles per
hour.
From the beginning of next week THE
LEADER agrees to furnish one copy of
every newspaper published in Wyoming
territory to each member and officer Of
the two houses of the legislature ior the
sum of $4l0.55.
b. +. Fowler, the county aud prose-
cutting attorney of Crook county, is fear
full that the Laramie county members of
the legislature will not support the Crook
county court house bill with a great deal
of enthusiasm.
While u teachers in the public schools
all agree on the question of rendering
excellent services in their various depart
ments, it seems that they do not agree 50
well in regard to some other matters not
connected with the public schools.
Our readers will observe that our asso-
ciated press report is now better than it
ever has been before. This is owing to
the TACT that the Colorado and Pacific
coast reports have been consolidated,
both being sem through the Cheyenne
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company.