, 1886-06-26
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

A soaking rain in Cheyenne and vicinity
yesterday.
Contractor Ryan keeps a sharp eye on
the grading work of the Cheyenne &
Northern.
Mr.. II, S. Smith has at the stables of
Mr.. j. c Abney a pedigreed jersey bull.
He is held for service.
Yesterday, in the vicinity of Pine
Bluff, the western bound train encoun-
tered a heavy storm of wind and rain.
Train men report a heavy wind storm
at Denver Junction. Considerable dam
age was done to dwelling houses, fences
etc.
Quite a number Of emigrants are said
to be stopping OF their way west, and
putting their teams to work on the rail
road grade.
The boom derrick erected in the depot
yards yesterday is fifty feet high. The
upright is one piece of timber, and was
procured in the mountains Lear Fort Col
Inns.
Highest temperature yesterday, 750;
lowest, 49'; mean temperature CO.;
mean humidity, e.; highest velocity of
wind Is miles per hour; total precipita-
ton, 10 inches.
The machinery used by the Wyoming
Development company in the excavation
Of their tunnel on the Laramie river, is on
its way to Cheyenne, On its arrival it
will be sold.
Sheriff Craig left yesterday morning for
Joliet with the recently sentenced prison.
ers. He was accompanied by Mr.. John
Warlamount as guard. The sheriff ex-
poets to be absent about a week.
The construction outfit of Mr.. John
Whalen, of Schuyler, Nebraska, arrived
by rail in the city yesterday. Mr.. Wha-
len is to take a sub-contract on the Chey
enne & Northern. His outfit consists of
eighteen teams.
Contractor Bonham has arrived from
II. 70
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e. ~ mas
more as apply, Mr.. Bonham has seven
miles of the road, beginning at Swans.
ne SEIZURE Oh "eloel 5 saw mil near
laramie peak, by Special Agent Frye,
was "aue "nucr express instructions from
so;.nna W. 1~~e~i,r
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' ro'' ,e''eiin'i anu Vicinity
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"'epenue"'o no'A' mus connecting with
survey
crazy man on yesterday S east bound
tram was causing considerable trouble to
the tram employees. lie seemed to be all
ns ""en II, oOarucu 'ne Tram at
Wn u 'loi" 'ie' ''oss"s '"e
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was Ou' e" po'n'S
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"s was Cd" nfan'isco'
Last evening" as a party OF Cheyenne
gentlemen were Standing on the depot
platform taking the conversation turned
upon the Apache outrages. a young
fellow who had got oil the eastern train
was standing near and as the word
Apache struck his ear, approached
the party and asked If 1t was true that
the Apaches had feet with hard bottoms.
Certainly answered one OF the Chey-
ennese, and the Apache warriors are
regularly shod, like horses. The east
as i. pull.d ont he waf seen in rho mids,
of a crowd on one of the platforms, ex-
citedly cxpatiating on the extraordinary
feet possessed by the Apache Indian.
This mornings train from the west
brought in addition to the Cheyenne