, 1886-04-10
HENS NOTEs.
6snsfaI lettings Gathered Around
Town


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The annual school election will take
place May 8.
/ The county commissioners will be in
session at the county clerks Office again
The cowboys are rigging themselves out
As fast as possible preparatory to going out
on the round up.
The keystone Cattle company started
an outfit Of cowboys on Friday for their
range near Fort Caspar.
Now is the time to begin to consider the
important question Of setting out trees in
your yards and elsewhere.
The necessary instruments have been
ordered and the reorganization of the G.
A. R. drum corps will soon he effected.
Prairie schooners will soon make their
appearance, that is, everybody designing
to emigrAte does not conclude 10 travel by
rail
Yesterday was truly = lively day in
Cheyenne. and il Is to be hoped that it
will continue to be'so from this time for
ward.
p. K. Fredericks left the city yesterday
and vent to Rawlins to look after some
horses which he shipped to that place
some time age.
The Warren Lire Stock company has
a number of fine, ioeH broken saddle
horses. also graded Hercfords and Short
horn bulls for sale cheap.
Are the warrants signed2" was the
question ~propounded through the tele-
phone to the county clerk about 1000
times, more or less, yesterday.
The juvenile band is not played out"
but. on the contrary. the members are
still practicing, and the band will be in
the field in full uniform by the Fourth of
july.
+ We may reasonably expect to see "thc
dirt Ay" on the prospective Union Pacific
depot in = very few days, so say those
who ought to know something about the
matter.
The marriage certificate affidavit of
Alvin w. Bsllou and Miss Emma Ora
ham was fled in the office of the county
clerk yesterday. Both parties reside in
Laramie City.
Mollie Russell was Arraigned before
Judge Lee yesterday on the charge Of Gre
Atins . disturbance and breach of the
peace, but was discharged after the testi-
mony was heard.
kilograms are at the Western Union
Office for ]. D. Hardin, W. A. Carter,
Ella F. Brown. K. DeBabtiste, r. H.
Wind, Jim Kee, D. Rossick and agent
Kendall company.
Wm. Hines, foreman for the CY outfit,
left rown yesterday for Fort Caspar. Mr.
Hines. while attending the stock meeting,
hired fifteen cowboys. with their outfits,
to work on the range
Business still continues to be rushing at
the land Office, and new filings are con
stanty being made. Messrs. Wilson and
Garrnd, the efficient register and receiver,
are having their hands full.
II will not take long to complete the
Cheyenne l. Northern railroad as far out
as Fort Russell, after which it would pay
the company to run light trains between
Cheyenne and that point every hour Of
the day. ifa
Cough memorial services in the opera
house Sunday evening. Addresses by
Dr. Moon. of Denver. also Prof. Church
i'll, Father Nugent. Revs. Sanders, RAIDER
and Bouuell will take part. Good singing
and a good time expected.
i By the way, it won't be long now before
the question of screechiDg at the Amer
lean eagle will have to be attended to.
The Fourth Of July will be here in a few
weeks. and Cheyenne ought to have a eel
ebration of its own this year.
The board Of trustees Of THE LEADEn
Printing company. yesterday declared a
cash dividend of 5 per cent. payable at the
t~reasurer's Office, April is. This divi-
dend, with that of IL per cent paid Jan.
l, 1885, makes a total Of Is per cent paid
during the past fourteen months.
Areport prevailed about town yesterday
that the horse which threw the young lady
rider the day before came from Benton's
Hill street stables- This is false. Benton
doo not keep horses of that kind. His
saddle horses are well broken and gentle,
and can be ridden by the most timid ladies
in perfect safety.