, 1886-09-07
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

they will sell at a very low figure on
monthly payments.
1t is intimated that some of Cheyenne's
suburban diaries will shortly form a stock
company, for irrigating purposes
The verdict of the coroner's jury in the
case of the Mason killing at Lusk, charg-
ed o. ID. Crew, the slayer. with criminal
carelessness.
Threepcar loads of piling arrived yester-
day. They are for the Cheyenne &
Northern and will be used in the Chug-
water vicinity.
Distan Jones, the young son of Mr..
James H. Jones so trightfully injured last
Saturday evening, BY a horse falling on
him, is still alive.
A great many soldiers were in Chey-
enne last Sunday, and in pursuance oftne
general order governing pay day. were
most deliberately drunk.
There will be five wells Oh the Fair
grounds. Four of these will be for water
ing stock, and the fifth will be especially
for the accommodation of visitors.
Four new thorough brace coaches for
the hawlins & Fort Washable stage line,
now being completed in Denver shops,
will pass through here shortly on their
way to their future scene of operation.
Iron pirates is good. In the old
days of the Spanish main, these monsters
were bad enough in flesh and blood. Now
that they are to be constructed of iron,
we shudder to think OF their possible raw
ages.
The yards of the new Union depot
again present a lively scene of labor.
Stone cutters are actively at work, and
the large handsome blocks of red sand
stone are being rapidly hoisted in position
on the walls.
Francis Pagan was up before Judge
Lee yesterday charged with stealing a
watch in Kelley's saloon. He plead
guilty, and was given thirty days. One
Mccoy, charged with completely, pleaded
not guilty, and was remanded until to-
day.
The Cheyenne club played a game Sum
day afternoon at the Fair grounds with a
picked nine, giving them their best bat
terry who did nearly all of the playing for
that side. Quite a number of people
were present and the game proved very
interesting and was quite close.
The compilation commission is push
ing its work rapidly. Every thing is com
pleted but the indexing, and the number
ing of the sections. This work will prob
ably still occupy a month. On the COM
pletion of the labors of the commission,
the bids for printing will be advertised.
On last Saturday a man was arrested at
Fort Laramie charged with stealing gov
eminent wood. He had his preliminary
examination to-day, and is probably now
on his way to Cheyenne in charge of
Deputy Sheriff and Stock Inspector Tom
Whitney, the officer who made the arrest.
1t is rumored that the bill poster of the
coming circus is already in negotiation for
that extensive portion of the Suns edi-
torial cheek, uncovered by its late una
nimous' Carey article. The bill poster is
most DESTROYS of bringing the negotiation
to n successful issue, as in that case, he
will require no more space.
Twenty-one car loads of Texas COWS
were unloaded at our stock yards yester
day, consigned to Mr.. John Dobbyns.
These cattle are from the Texas drive of
Lyle & Tardy and we're loaded at Cool
idge, Kansas. They are the property Of
DR.. Moore, and will be placed on the trail
here for that gcntleman's Belle Fourche
ranch.
Mr.. W. F. Coad, a cowboy well &C
quainted with o. d. Crew, who recently,
while on a drunken spree at Lusk, shot
and killed Tom Mason, says that Crew
never killed a cook, or any other man on
the cattle trail, as reported il. the papers.
Mr.. Coad came up the trail this season
with one of the HALLS herds, the same
firm Crew drove for.
The United States army was in Chey-
enne last night. Its system of tactics was
rather e%rratic. This was especially notice.
able as the army turned a corner. Re
ports would seem to indicate that after a
certain hour, the gallant organization re-
solved the entire street system into one
perpetual corner, and spent the balance
of the night in turning it.
Last Sundays excursion to Dale Creek,
under the auspices of the Cheyenne
Maennerchor, was largely attended and a
decided success socially and financially.
Messrs. Miller, Kabis and Hoffman, the
arrangement committee, performed their
manifold duties faithfully and intelli-
gently, and thus furnished to their friends
an entertainment first class in all its de-
tails, not the slightest mishap occurring to
mar the pleasures of the day.
The most stubborn and distressing cases
of dyspepsia yield to the regulating and
toning influences of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Try it.
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