, 1886-02-28
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.
Another lively day yesterday.

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Sunday again. Go to church If you
feel SO disposed.
The weather has not been such, during
the entire winter, as to do any serious in
jury to stock.
The future Of Cheyenne, as seen from
the pulpit at the First Congregational
church this morning.
The depot plans are on exhibition at
Masi's. and were examined by n large
number of people yesterday,
This is the last day of February, and,
consequently. the last day of winter, so
far as the months are concerned.
There are several stray cows wandering
around the city evidently with the view of
getting an invitation to a square meal.
Hon. j. NJ. Tompkins, who has the
plans already prepared, is shortly to com-
mencc the erection Of a fine residence.
A sewer is being put in for the accom-
mediation Of the Miller building, on Sew
enteenth street, nov occupied as a restau-
! rant.
The blizzard flag was Haunting defantly
in the breeze yesterday, and seemed to
intimate very pointedly that it meant bus
iness this time.
The ladies' of the South Side church
will give an oyster supper on Thursday
evening of this week. Further notice
will be given.
Several Of the members of the legisla-
ture living west of Cheyenne went home
last evening and will return on to-mor-
rows train.
The calaboose is still in unsound condi-
ton, as it would seem from the fact that
another prisoner effected his escape yes
terday morning.
Dances have been, and will still con-
tinue to be, more numerous in Cheyenne
this winter than in any previous winter
for many years.
ihchc Ntic iuhug Mutm uiaCuSolouS yes
terday over the questions as to the best
site for the capitol, when it is built. This
is slightly previous.
The capitol bill was widely discussed
again outside of the Legislative halls yes
terday, and, OF course, every one was IA
vorable to its passage.
c. j. Hollingsworth, who has 50 long
resided in Cheyenne, has been promoted
and will shortly go to Ogden as baggage
master at that station.
William Hines was arraigned before
Judge Lee yesterday on the charge of in
dulging in a big dcunk. Willie was ten
dered the Inequalities of the calaboose.
The Pacific Express company's agents
claim that Cheyenne is the best point on
any of their lines for business there is in
the entire country, with a single excep-
ton only.
The ladies of Cheyenne purpose hold
ing a charity fair on April 9th and It'll.
donations OF fancy ~artlcls, etc, are earn
estly solicited from everybody interested in
aiding the needy.
Representative Lobban, of johnson
county, does not appreciate at all the pas
sage of the capitol bill, and yet he says
he would hardly expect to have the capital
located at Buffalo.
II would not be a bad plan for this leg
%islaturc to memorabilia congress on the
subject of an enabling act under which
Wyoming could adopt a constitution and
apply for admission as a state.
S%peculations are already rife as to what
will be done at the next annual meeting
of the Wyoming S~tockgrowers associa-
ton, which will meet early in April.
Some important matters will come before
it for consideration at that time.