, 1886-03-05
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

SKIP by The Light Of the Noon to-
night.
Who will be first in Cheyenne to give a
progressive lunch?
A number of drummers FROM Denver
arrived in the city yesterday.
The Pennsylvania party resumed their
journey eastward Yesterday.
Our people may well entertain high
hopes for the future Of Cheyenne.
The skating season still holds out, and
the interest shows but little signs of abat-
ing.
The Cheyenne hotels are pretty well
well crowded, and will be more so after
awhile.
Prof. OFT has departed for other chimes.
and some of our citizens mourn a few dol
lars worth.
Mrs. John flames is still in n critical
condition from the effect of the late fall
which she received.
The members of the juvenile cornet
band contemplate another ball IN the
course Of a few weeks.
NJ John G. Thompson has bought the
jenkins property on Hill, between Twenty
and Twenty-irst streets.
A. +. II. Peterson took out his first
naturalization papers before J. X. jeffrey,
clerk Of the court, yesterday.
Candidates for capitol commissioners
are becoming numerous, and there are
several precincts yet to hear from.
There has been considerable travel In
the last week TO Runningwater via OF the
Black Hills and Cheyenne coaches.
Plenty of snow, mud and slop on the
streets yesterday, although the former
about all disappeared before night.
You can Skip By The Light Of he Noon
tonight, and jump Ont Of the Frying
Pan Into the Fire tomorrow night.
Born, at Bear creek, Wyo., March 3,
to the wife of james II. Griffin, twin
daughters. Jim thinks of going West.
There were thirteen bids put in for one
81, 500 house. How will it be when bids
are taken for the erection of the CAPT
toll?
Mrs. s. A. Young. of Tie Siding, took
out a peddler's license yesterday for the
purpose Of selling some useful articles in
Cheyenne.
Womans' Missionary Society meets
at the Congregational church this after
noon. Meeting will m promptly
at 8 o'clock.
Jesse Palmer was arraigned before
Judge Lee yesterday, charged with indulg-
ing in a big drunk. Jesse now reposes in
the calaboose.
The cattlemen are highly gratifed over
the moderate fall of snow which we have
had, and say it will be of great benefit to
the stock interests.
L. d. Sears. who was tried before
Justice Lee yesterday for assault upon
a little boy, named Ellis, was found guilty
and hned $40 n costs.
Last and least comes Geo. Setback and
says lie (meaning his mother), will give
~forty-fve acres of land for a capitol site.
Call the next witness.
Evening sessions of the legislature are
coming into fashion, and they will proba-
bly, be held nearly every night until the
final round up on March IL.
John Eames' mine at Silver Crown,
known as the Blue Jay" lode, has been
jumped, and "Uncle johnnie does not
appreciate the matter very well.
VIM. Angston and q NJ Kenpler
have sold their cigar factory, on Seven
teenth street, to Jay Pettibone, who will
continue business at the old stand.
Judge Blair is authority for the state
ment that thew have already commenced
hauling rock at Laramie City for the
erection of the university. VIII the court
please note an exception
The contract for the erection of Judge