, 1886-04-22
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.


Loan Association.
Rehearsal of Trial by Jury tonight at
Keefe's hall, at s O'Clock sharp.
Religious services we're held in several
of the churches of the city last evening.
The B. K. L. society will give a sociable
at the Congregational church this evening.
The NJ. +. lyceum will hold regular ex-
ercises at the Methodist church this even
ing.
There are quite a number of stray COWS
and other animals wandering around the
city.
Messrs. O'Brien & Lawler commenced
operations on the water extension work
yesterday.
The mud still continues to stay with us,
and is liable to until we have another
summer day.
Cheyenne has now several embryo mil
lionaires and all on account of the new
mining discovery.
The rush for the new mines in the
Gilchrist mining district is beginning to
set in very brisk.
The eve at the court house which got
sadly out of gear, was rearranged and u
in prsper shape yesterday.
Candidates for school trustees are be-
ginning to be heard from, and there will
be enough when the time comes.
A screen is needed at Lake Mahpahluta
to keep the water from getting full of fish,
as it run down the main to the city.
This is a busy time for the surveyors
just now, and such as are not out survey
ing are expecting to 20 out very o
1t became so dark about the middle of
the afternoon yesterday that the gas had
to be lighted in some parts of the city.
This is Holy Thursday and it will be
observed at st. Johns church. Services
commence at SOC this morning and are
open to all.
The grass is getting a remarkable good
start. notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, and is fully a month in advance
of last year.
A mining location notice by Frank and
A. Atwood for a silver and gold quartz
claim in the Silver Crcwn district was fled
for resord yesterday.
The Warren Lipe Stock company has
a number Of fine, ioeH broken saddle
horses: also graded Herefords and Short
horn bulls for sale cheap.
The prospects of au extension of the
sewer system on Warren avenue are very
slim at present, unless a larger main is
put in leading down to Crow creek.
A warranty deed from the Union Pacific
Railway company to E. Nagle for lot /,
block S57, in the city os Cheyenne, was
filed for record yesterday; consideration
s165.
A drunk who gave his name as Ed.
Rice was arraigned before Judge Lee yes
terday and after having been judicially
investigated was duly consigned to the
calaboose.
City Engineer provinces and Tom Scott,
the assistant, were out surveying the line
of the water extension Yesterday. The
line runs two blocks FROM Eddy street,
west, on Twenty fifth.
Everybody will have a chance to take
stock in the Building and Loan Associ-
alton by going to city hall this evening.
The method of working the association
will also be explained.
The contest case of John L. Robertson
VS.. Alice Baldwin. involving the charac.
ter of the land embraced in the desert
entry of the contestee, on Pole creek, has
been decided by the local land Office in
favor of the contestant.
At Judge Fishers new residence, now
in process OF erection in the northeastern
portion Of the city, a well has been dug
in which excellent water was found at a
depth of twelve feet There are now
three feet of water in the well