, 1886-09-12
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

Millinery opening at Kellner's to NOR
row.
Five entries have been made in the
green race to come off during fair
week.
The display at kellner 5 millinery open
ing yesterday was superb. 1t will con-
n tomorrow.
1t is said that the appropriation for the
Eddy street sewer is not proving sufficient
TO meet the cost of construction.
Union open air service will be held at
the corner of Eddy and Seventeenth streets
to night at $50. Address by Mr.. G. A.
Barclay.
An early meeting of the capitol com.
mission will be held to consider the kind
of stone to be used in the construction of
the building.
From over the hill the word that
active preparations are still in progress to.
move the Silver Crown mining district
into Laramie City
Shows are becoming frequent along our
Northern and Western railroads. Yester-
day morning passengers reported a heavy
storm at Helena, Mont.
The corner stone of st. Marx : church,
on the corner of Central avenue and Nine
teenth street, will 'e laid on Tuesday at
4:30 pm Everybody is cordially invited
to be present.
The base ball game will he called at >
p. m sharp. The boys will play their
best. A great deal of money is up, and
the closest and most exciting game of the
season will be played.
On trade sections 80, 81. 81 and 50, on
the Cheyenne Il Northern. are thirty four
channels, averaging a depth of thirty feet.
These have been cut to straighten the
course of the Chugwater.
More of those money orders of the
Cheyenne 4 Northern sub contractor mel =
toned in yesterdays LEADER are in circu-
alton. The next time we hear of Mr..
Flaharty in this connection we will tell his
name.
Attached to the western bound passen-
ger yesterday were four Pullman coaches
en- route for the Pacific coast to form a
portion of the train which will bring the
Knights Templar delegation to attend the
Philadelphia convention.
A party of prominent citizens will soon
leave Cheyenne on a fishing excursion.
All small boys are hereby notified that
angle worms, g%rasshoppers, flies. crickets,
etc, will be literally paid for by Mr.. John
Single at the Tribune office or at his res
idence, 2022 Hill street.
Last evening a very drunken man from
San Francisco was a~nxiously inqulring the
way to Mission street, where he wanted
to take the street cars" This morning
he will probably puzzle lis befuddled
brain trying to find out how a San Fran
cisco drunk landed him in a Cheyenne
~calaboose.
Deputy United States Smalley's buck
board is braced by a couple of poles.
These braces were added during the trip
of the deputy and City Clerk Richards to
the north. The poles are of a material
heretofore unknown, and are supposed to
have been manufactured from Dakota
proxie timber, discovered by Mr.. Richards
on the trip.
A gentleman from the Northwest says
that emigrants are settling in the eastern
part of S%weetwater valley, near the mouth
of the stream. This is in the %Independ-
ence Rock section. Large bodies of ara
bic land lie along the river here, and In
dependence Rock is near the western
terminus of one of the Wyoming Eastern
railway surveys.
The local land office has no Official notice
as yet of the recent ruling as to the suf6-
cheney of desert proof without showing
that crops have been raised. There is no
doubt of such ruling having been made,
but it cannot be acted upon until it
reaches the Office through regular chan
nels. Parties having proof to offer and
time to spare, would therefore do well to
wait a while.