, 1886-04-16
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

1t will not be long now before white
vests and picnic parties will be in order.
The work Of making the assessment Of
the taxable property in Cheyenne will be
completed very soon.
Mrs Melvina Jones on yesterday took
out her first citizenship papers at the
clerk OF courts Office.
A pretty stiff breeze prevailed in Chey-
enne yesterday and the weather for that
reason was not very pleasant.
1t is heard that there are a few fire
boys in the city and it would be well for
the police to keep a sharp lookout.
A. w. Terry. who is now in Denver,
has just received the sad intelligence Of
the death of his mother which occurred
April 2.
The air has been full of mining rumors
for the last few days, and we hear of
wonderful finds close at home of vari
GUS kinds Of ore.
Highest temperature yesterday, 450;
lowest, 81; mean temperature go; mean
humidity, TT; highest velocity of wind
20 miles per hour.
The Warren Lire Stock company has
a number Of fine, teeH broken saddle
horses. also graded Herefords and Short
horn bulls for sale cheap.
Dwight Fisk has sold 5000 young
trees to J. NJ. Carey & Bro, and they are
to be utilized in different directions as
soon as the weather permits.
Miss Alice 7. Mitchell has made ar
rangements to give a light opera in this
city at an early day; having secured the
best local talent for that purpose.
L. Kabis was appointed a notary public
by Governor Warren yesterday. Laramie
county now has as many n~otaries as all the
rest of the territory combined.
1t is not expected that the Cheyenne &
Northern will experience much difficulty
in getting the right of way across the
Fort Russell military reservation.
The tramps are quite numerous in
Cheyenne already. but thus far the class
visiting us this spring appears to be an
improvement over hat of last season.
The fall of snow at Laramie City and
elsewhere in the western part of the terri
tory during the late storm was the heayi-
est experienced in two or three years.
There is a much better feeling prevail
ing in the community in regard to the
new depot and our northern railroad pros
poets, than there was two or three days
ago.
p. D. Bonticon, the new station agent
at Colorado Junction, will bring his family
from Minnesota in June or July and will
become a permanent resident Of Wyo-
ming.
A certain gentleman who gave expires
sion to very decided temperance and pro-
hibition interests in Cheyenne not long
ago, bought a gallon of good whiskey to
'uoge Dean the onion rscnc oncei'
appeared III a ne" ana very nne UNIFORM
sui Oh e'otnes yesterday anu ne nAu
many invitations .o set em up Oh tue
strength OF tue nc" purchase
Telegiams at the Western Union teie-
graph office for +. ID. Dyer u. w. Dun
car, j. Y. Stone, Bills Brothers, j, Baker
j. w. Whitehead. W. A Garter, H.
Ramsey, J. ii. henderson. W. Z. Buel,
ID. Fitzgerald.
The M. Il. Lyceum has arranged with
VIII Visscher to deliver his lecture Mis-
takes" before that body next Tuesday
evening. a very interesting EVENINGS
entertainment is anticipated.
The business agent of The LEADER,
Major Glafeke, will soon resume his per-
;od;cal trims ~ Western and Northern
"yo"ins, io' 'ne puipose
this paper s held oil usefulness In all the
various sections of the territory.
O.. Sac Tuv Iv.nrp i. oor.,rrod
the anticipated business revival has al
ready set in. For the last ten days our