, 1886-12-04
WIND-WINGED
Items BlOan About by the Fall
Breezes
And Gathered Into the Reporters
Note Book.

Cattle shipments are getting to be scarce
now.
The district court room was crowded all
day yesterday.
The train from the East came in in two
sections last evening.
The Trumbull murder case has been
continued for the term.
1t is predicted that the present storm
will be of short duration.
The receipts of the Presbyterian fair
will AMOUNT to about 5000.
Work upon the new Pacific hotel will
early next spring.
If the weather is fair to-day the roads
will be in good condition tomorrow.
Two black bears were seen in the vicin-
ity of Table mountain the other day.
The snow is fast disappearing from off
the ground all over the surrounding coun
try.
The q. A. X. held a meeting in their
hall last evening, a large attendance being
present.
The new depot dining hall is nearly
completed. Painters were busily at work
yesterday.
MIR. S, Boswell brought in a set of
locked elk antlers from Laramie peak
yesterday.
Several youngsters took advantage of
the thaw TO catch "A few fish out of the
lakes yesterday.
The new Pacific hotel will very likely be
built of stone, to match the new depot in
style and quality.
The Presbyterian fair ended at Keefe's
hall last night, and was a complete success
in every particular.
The election of chief and the Pioneer
Hooks reception are the coming events of
interest to firemen.
An unusual amount of interest is evinced
in the Turner-Ullmau case now being tried
in the district court.
The weather changed and was very dis
agreeable last night, the wind blowing the
snow around like dust.
The stage from Fort Laramie, Lusk and
other northern points came IN yesterday
well filled with passengers.
As Chas. Trumbull passed through the
court room yesterday he nodded pleasantly
to a number Of his acquaintance.
NJ. p. Keefe's steam well driller is kept
busy all the time at different ranches
where they are putting in wind mills.
The northern rvas.5 are now In faHr0n-
dition and will continue so if the present
storm does not develop into a blizzard.
Rev. \. W. Williams, of Philadelphia,
will probably occupy the pastoratc Of the
Congregational church in this city in the
future.
There are numerous inquiries as TO the
whereabouts of the Mcintosh brothers,
but no one seems to know where they
have gone to.
The corner of the Dyer hotel which has
for some time past looked as if it might
at any time take a tumble, is being torn
down and rebuilt.
Work in the Union Pacific machine
shops is plenty at present, and keeps all
hands busy from morning till night, and
sometimes extra time.
The large amount of petty thicving
during tie night following the Pacific
hotel fire shows what a number OF sneak
thieves there are in our city.
II. b. Horrie's new lumber yard, corner
Of Eddy and Nineteenth streets, is now
completely stocked with lumber to supply
the trade. The office is nearly completed.
a cash register was used during the
Presbyterian fair in Keefe's hall.
Shouldn't think that the management
would be afraid of the ladies knocking
down.
Messrs. Magill and Dempsey lost their
way returning from the Fort Russell con
cert, Thursday night. After colliding
with several wire fences and meeting with
numerous other obstacles, they finally
reached the city yesterday morning. At
last accounts all parties were doing well.
1t is not surprising that whenever Il
vacancy occurs in the agency of the Union
Pacific coal monopoly in this city, parties
are ready to pay several thousand dollars
to secure the Job. The money thus cx-
pended is soon wrung from the coal con-
sumner, who has to pay a high price for Il
mixture of coal and dirt.
Pure blood IL absolutely necessary is
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla puriiies the blood and
strengthens the system.
For fine watch repairing
DAVID MILLER. Idelman block