, 1886-10-24
WIND-WINGED
Items Blown About by the Fall
Breezes
And Gathered Into ths Reporters
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The Catholic fair.
Go to Held's for your oysters.
Everyone should go to the Catholic
fair.
More stone arrived for the depot yes
terday.
The finest oysters for the least money at
Held's.
The Fort Collins court will last some
ten days longer.
A months work is still to be done on
the Warren venue sewer
Held receives tri weekly from New
York City direct, fresh oysters and clans.
Held's is the cheapest oyster house in
the city. A great reduction has Just been
made.
The Congregational church ladies' will
have a supper and fancy table Thursday
and Friday.
The Catholic fair bids fair for a very
large attendance, especially of the fair
themselves.
A heavy grading force left Cheyenne
yesterday morning for service on the Fort
Steele road.
Mrs Mary Jackson placed on record
yesterday a patent covering certain lands
| in Laramie O V, Wyoming.
The preparations which have been made
for the approaching Catholic fair insure a
notable entertainment.
The body of William Kimble, which
has been lying at the Warren morgue for
the past day or two. will be shipped to
his home in Philadelphia to day.
A rattle for a 500 diamond ring took
place at Idelman's last evening. Abe
ldelman won the ring, the successful
throw Al. being made for him by Mr..
Ed Kaufman.
Mr.. W. r. Schnitger arrived in the
city last evening from Silver Cliff, with
the body of his wife's father, Mr.. o. C.
Keith. The funeral will take place to-
day at . p. IN.
The Burlington Il Missouri are raking
the country for men to work on the grade
Of their new purchase-the Colorado Mid
land. Every nerve is apparently to be
strained to beat the Union Pacific into
North Park.
The executive committee of the Wyom
ing Stock Growers Association will meet
at an early day for the purpose of select
ing ten delegates to attend the National
Stock Growers convention, meeting in
Chicago on the 10th of November.
CITY Engineer provinces, as stated in
yesterdays LEADER, will be home on
Tuesday evening next. Immediately on
his return a meeting Of the city council
will be called to receive his and Chairman
Grifhn's report on the results Of their
Eastern liberation trip.
The laying OF the pipe connecting the
new Pioneer Hook and Ladder building
Win Tue city sewer SNslcUl began JtsltT-
day morning. Mr.. T. f. Dolan is doing
the work, and will complete it by next
Tuesday evening. One hundred feet of
pipe will be required.
Red Handed Mike" the Texas Ter
ror," is now in our city jail This is the
desperate outlaw who signalized his erup-
ton into Cheyenne by assaulting Mr..
Richard Rodgers in his bl .cKsmith shop.
Mr.. Rodgers had him arrested, and he
has since been recognized as the red
handed gentleman from Texas, with a
heavy reward on his head.
Assistant Engineer Edwards, of the
Cheyenne & Northern. yesterday detected
the night Waterman at the construction
yards, in an attempt to cash a raised
,heck The original figures had been
altered, increasing the face value of the
check some SIS. Mr.. Edwards gave the
iorper the alternative OF leaving the city
by this morning. or an arrest. He has
probably made himself scarce.
If vCu have a costly suit of flannel