, 1886-11-19
WIND-WIkGED
Items Blown About by the Fall
BreezeS
And Gathered Into the Reporters
Note B ok.

There are two petit juries in court now.
Who has not been summoned ON a jury
yet?
Gases were few with the justices yester-
day.
The building of a church is being agi-
tated at Douglas.
Cattle are reported as doing quite well
in all portions Of the territory.
Quite a crowd was waiting for the jury
to come IN in the Ilagerman case last
night.
II the fine weather continues a few days
longer. the roads will soon be in good CON
dition.
The stage from Lusk and Fort Laramie
comes in every day well filled with pas
sengers.
a special train was made up here for
the West and left on regular time last
evening.
The district court is frequented very
much now by our citizens, this term being
an Interesting one.
A number Of first class troupes are
booked for the opera house during the
balance of the season.
Skating on the lakes is the chief pas
time nowadays. The ice is of good thick
ness and quite smooth.
Much time was taken to procure jury
men for the second case of the Territory
VS.. Hagerman yesterday. the petit Jury
being out
The train from the East was reported
last night as due here at $50 o'clock this
morning. This is the train which should
have been here Wednesday evening.
Rev. II. p. Hansen, of Denver, will
preach in the Baptist church, Sunday, for
the Scandinavians. Services at 3 p. m.
and in the evening.
c. p. Organ received the largest mum
Der of votes cast in this county for any
candidate at the last election. He beat
even Judge Carey, who had nc opposition
whatever.
The residents on Evans street are con-
graduating themselves over the prospect
of a sewer being laid on that sire ct in the
near future.
a ticket was taken out OF the jury box
yesterday having Governor Baxter's name
on it. He refused the honor for the
reason that he at present has a more lucra-
tive position
A dramatic club will be organized some
evening this week. Much pains will be
taken to make the club an efficient one,
and our citizens are assured OF a good en-
tertainment some time in the future.
Work on the new Episcopal church is
progressing rapidly. 1t already shows
evidence that it will be a very handsome
structure when completed, and will be the
finest church building in the territory.
Sheriff Jameson, Of Albany county,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday with
nine prisoners for Joliet. Eight of them
are sentenced for robbery and one for forg-
cry, their terms ranging from eighteen
months to five years.
The highest vote received by any candi-
date in this county was that polled for
Perry Organ (2,403), and the lowest, as
was expected, was cast for Cushingberry
| N,lOI). who was only nominated by his
Republican friends for imposes of sacri-
fec.
Governor Baxter has appointed Hon.
w. II. Holiday, of Laramie, delegate to
represent this territory in a convention
which is to meet in Philadelphia, Dec. >,
for the purpose of organizing a celebra-
ton of the centennial of the adoption of
the constitution.
Our city council does well to act with
deliberation ia the choice of Il system for
the improvement Of the quality of the
water supply. In a matter so important,
careful selection should be made and time
should be taken to examine the merits OF
every plan proposed with Il view TO the
adoption of the best.
There is Il dog roaming around the
streets now who receives more than usual
notice from II citizens. He is of some
breed of shepherd dog, and has had one
of his legs broken lately, and it is now
healing up He passes the nights in diff
icrent places around town, and seemingly
makes friends with everyone, having his
food thrown to him by different hotels and
restaurants in the city.