, 1886-04-27
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

Seven new civil suits we're commenced
in the district court late on Saturday even
ing.
L. Kabis is building a large addition to
his residence in the northeastern portion
OF the city.
Dark DEEDS is to be presented by a
home troupe at the opera house Wednes'
day evening.
The street brigade was on duty again
yesterday under the supervision of Police
man Goddard.
The case of the Territory of Wyoming
VS.. John Bailey, charged with stealing a
horse, will be heard May A.
Hugh j. Garford took out his first nat
uralization papers before T. Joe Fisher,
deputy clerk OF court, yesterday.
Several Cheyenne parties will start for
Fort Fetterman within a day or two for
the purpose of taking a look at the
place.
Next Saturday we can all go out hunt
ing for May flowers. If there is nothing
else cactus blossoms will be ripe by that
time.
The second volume of Blaine Twenty
Years in Congress" will be along and
ready for delivery in Cheyenne this
week.
D. r. Cowhlck is building a fine ad-
dition to his residence on Eddy. 1t is to
have a veranda and other modern appur-
t~enances.
Cold an ddisagreeable with a liberal
amount Of sunshine and considerable wind,
tells the story OF the weather in Cheyenne
yesterday.
The depot is on wheels. the Episcopal
church is on wheels, and it looks as
though the long expected building boom
is close at hand.
Highest temperature yesterday. 500
lowest, 30.0'; mean temperature 400;
mean humidity, To; highest velocity of
nihu - mhco pei hOuif
The prisoners in the county jail are the
most orderly and well behaved set of any
that have been in that place of e%onfine-
ment for two or three years.
There is to be a special meeting Of the
city council this forenoon at IL O'Clock
for the purpose of considering the Pioneer
Hook 4 Ladder building question.
Pat Shay got to bucking the buck beer
yesterday and got the worst of it. With
the assistance OF Judge Lee he was bucked
into the ~calaboose where he will stay until
his fine is settled.
The buck" beer man with his banner
was abroad again yesterday, and although
buck beer day is May l, the boys are
ahead of time this year, Tor it has been
flowing quite freely for three or four
days.
John Carpenter imbibed a little too much
buck beer yesterday, and John was event
ually bucked into the presence Of Judge
Lee. He paid $40 and requested that
nothing be said about it, and the readers
Of The LEADER are requested not to
mention the fact.
A warranty deed from Anna Dufey to
Hans Nicholson for lot 5, in block %, in
the city of Cheyenne consideration SIS.
was fled for record yesterday; also a war
ranty deed from W. j. Rose to II. B.
Kelly, for a fractional portion of lot 5, in
block 1854, in the city of Cheyenne, con-
sideration 81, $50.
The Wyoming Lumber company"
has been organized in this city, with the
following officers, 7. B. Hicks, president,
Geo. Mitchell, vice president, John f.
Wild, secretary and treasurer, and A. d.
Chamberlain, general manager. The
principal Office of the company will be in
this city, and the field of operation will be
along the line of the Northwestern railroad
in Wyoming, especially the new town near
Fort Fetterman, where the general man
ager will be located.