, 1886-09-25
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

Window frames for the new depot yes
terday,
Contractor Roy will 6Lish his grade
contract through the military r~,servsti. n
tomorrow.
Work on the new Episcopal church is
tagging on account Of the nou-arrival of
building stone.
Reduced railroad rates to Laramie City
On the occasion of the laying of the cor
ner stone Of the university, Monday next
The Five Points base ball club of Den,
yer, came in on last evenings train.
The game will be played as before an
nounced.
Deep sea oysters and clans received tri-
weekly direct from New York city. at
Held's Masonic Temple dining hall.
Telephone %.
BY an oversight the names Of +. Miller
and +. W. Rincker we're omitted in the
list of delegates from the First ward in
Yesterday LEADER We regret the
omission.
The Democrats of Laramie county will
meet in mass meeting at the new Pioneer
Hook Il Ladder house, Eddy street, at
$50 o'clock thi evening, to choose dele
gates to the territorial convention.
From the party of North Park gentle
men passing through the city yesterday,
We learn that the name of the section is
to be changed to Larimer county. The
next mayor OF Fort Collins will probably
be elected in North Park.
A large audience gathered at the Ma
sonic ball last evening to listen to Califor-
MAS eloquent sou, William Barnes, on
the A. o. W. W. Mr.. Barnes charmed
the audience with his powers of %elocution
and his fine recitative talent.
Objections have been taken 10 the
rather noisy pleasures offered an audience
by the Tin Soldier. Indeed the views of
a great many are solicited in the opinion
that the Tin Soldier might Just as well
have been called the Tin Pm.
The board of appraisers appointed by
Chief Justice Lacey in the damage SUIT
of the Wyoming Mining company against
the Wyoming Central railway has given
the mining company $3.50. The property
affected Is land. and is in the vicinity of
LUX.
\ son OF Mr.. A. ". haygood, OF
Granite Canyon, is in the city under the
care of Dir. Crook, for septic poisoning.
This is a poison of the blood, and is both
painful and dangerous, one out of four
known cases this summer and fall having
proved fatal.
The vacant lots on the corner of Nine
teenth and Eddy streets. purchased by Mr..
Andrew Gilchrist from Sheriff Craig will be
used as a lumber yard. Mr.. Gilchrist
and Mr.. X. B. Horrie are interested IN
the enterprise. The ground is now beng
cleared and levelcd.
1t is limited that the proposition recent
ly made looking to the occupation of
rooms in the Carey block as Republican
headquarters during the camp igr, will be
vetoed by thoughtful members of the
party on the ground that a Carey block
is already too prominently attached to
Wyoming politics.
Track laying on the Cheyenne & North
crn was expected to have been in pro-
gress now, The delay is owing to the
non arrival OF the track layer, and the
boarding cars. These will be here and
all arrangements made to begin work some
time during next week.
Yesterday mornings San arose luridly
Illuminated with Cold decks. ''Rung
in and, in fact, there was a full display
and use Of the vocabulary and parapha-
MALTA Of Republican methods and prac
tice. The Sun is mistaken in the pri-
maries and has turned on lis blaze by
mistake. There was not q Republican
card in the deck.
A gentleman visiting the city from Ar
IONA, wears a handsome obsidian throat pin
in the form OF an arrow head. This he
picked up in its present form in an Ar
IONA locality Astounding in volcanic indi-
cations. Among these mementoes of
past volcanic ages, obsidian is frequently
met with. The Az ecs used it in the manu-
facture of many articles both OF use and
ornament. and traces of the working of
ancient obsidian q%uarries by the first
miners Of the continent can still be seen.
The Turn Iohusu