, 1886-12-01
WIhD-WINGED
Items Blown About by the Fall
Breezes
And Gathered Into the Reporters
Note Book.

Note Book.
Quite Il number of Laramie citizens are
in the city.
A storm is predicted for this section in
a day or two.
Business was quite dull with the jus
tees yesterday.
ADJUSTMENTS are quite plenty for the
rest of the year.
The train from the East about was an
hour last evening.
The jury in the Mcintosh case retired
Yesterday afternoon.
The cry of hats off is quite frequent
ly heard in the district court room.
The court room was crowded to its ut
most capacity all day yesterday.
Don't miss the Presbyterian fair at
Keefe's hall tomorrow ard next day.
a number of visiting attorneys of this
territory and Colorado are in the city.
The rains of the Pacific hotel will very
likely be entirely removed by this even
ing.
The new eating house for passengers
is expected to be in running order by next
Monday,
In a divorce case yesterday afternoon
the divorce was granted in ten minutes
after the case commenced.
Rabbits are reported to be "A worse
nuisance than prairie dogs in some sec
tons of the territory.
A number of people waited at the court
house until a late hour last night in the
hope of hearing something from the Nc
lntcsh jury.
The work of ~excavating for the new
residence to be built by +. Nagle ON the
corner of Seventeenth and House streets,
has commenced.
The depot presents a very busy APP
pearancc now, with a large force of men
at work clearing away the debris and
building the new eating house.
The Cheyenne a. Black Hills stage from
here n-sA, Fort Laramie and ether
points, never misses a trip no matter how
bad the weather is.
Lem Ellis has returned from an extern
sive hunting trip throughout n. X. Davis
pasture, where he killed two rabbits, a
snow bird and scared the antelope out of
the country.
The ladies and gentlemen of Fort Rus
sell gave a german to their friends in
this city at Library hall last night. The
affair was largely attended and was a grand
social success
Mr.. Joseph Brinker, Sr., one Of Colo.
RADIOS most prominent educators, died at
his residence in Denver last Monday. Mr..
Brinker had a number of friends in this
city who will be sorry to hear of his
death.
After the adjournment of court, last
evening, the crowd in the court room con-
graduated the Mcintosh brothers and
their attorneys, Messrs. Blake and Don
zelman, who so ably and faithfully de-
Tended the accused.
The jury IN the Mcintosh case stood
eleven to one in favor of acquittal on the
first ballot; the single Juror in favor of
conviction soon surrendered, however, to
the Judgment of his eleven fellow jury
men, and Joined in the verdict OF not
guilty"
One of the cases set for trial in our dis
trict court this week is a suit for S35, 600
damages in a seduction case. The details
of the case may be rich and racy, but one of
the attorneys informs THE LEADER that
the leading incidents will not approach the
pending Lord Campbell case in nasti-
ness.
1t is worth while to visit Rhodes 4
Troxells beautiful store and see the dis
play made by that firm in holiday and
wedding presents. Among these may
be noted elegant toilet cases, glove,
handkerchief, work and stationery boxes,
card trays, plaques, hand painted Christ
mas cards, albums of rare and striking
pattern, and the latest importation in
dainty jewel cases, cuff and collar boxes,
perfume sets OF beautiful design and other
elegant things too numerous to mention.
The stock of goods in this establishment
selected with good care by a connoisseur,
is the finest ever seen in this city, and is
well worthy the careful inspection of the
buyers OF Christmas and wedding pres
ents.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary i,
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