, 1886-02-05
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

ball for Feb. %.
The city band in attendance at Keeie
hall this evening.
There are now two G. A. Il. men on
the police force of the city.
This year 2,ll7,oo0 hogs have been
slaughtered by Chicago packers.
The butchers of Cheyenne are shipping
loins of beef IRON Omaha to the markets
Of this city.
The county commissioners lately APP
pointed |. N. Bard justice of the peace at
Little Bear.
Floral valentines at Mrs. VS. Claiche
greenhouse, corner Warren avenue and
Sixteenth street.
Sheepmen say the coyotes have left
their herds and gone to look after young
calves on the range.
j. II. Goddard took the oath Of office
as policeman yesterday, and will go on
duty at moor to-day.
THE will of the people is the law of
the land" or rather it was once. but it
is very much different now.
They have already begun to erect the
gallows at Buffalo. Wyo., from which
Booth will be hanged one month from to-
day.
Two small boys had n desperate fight
not far from the court house yesterday, in
which both got hurt considerably, but
neither of them could claim the victory.
Lecture on marriage at the Second
Baptist church, this evening, by Rev. S.
A Dyke, fer the benefit Of Rev. u. T..
Thistle. Admission, twenty-five cents.
The small boys when they can't think
of anything else to do, scribble all sorts of
notices on the sidewalks and pavements,
and some of them do not read very well.
Charles Horton, of Laramie City, is
paying a visit to Cheyenne. He is the
gentleman who shipped the first car load
of beef cattle even sent East from Wyo-
ming.
One car load of Wyoming horses from
Rawlins passed through the Chicago
yards in good condition on the 2nd inst,
and continued their journey east over the
Grand Trunk railroad.
There is a certain locality in Cheyenne
which the boys" call Canada. for if
they succeed in getting there after they
have been a little boisterous, they are per
fectly secure from arrest.
James Berry, whose ranch and cattle
are near,Fort Fetterman, arrived in the city
yesterday. He reports range cattle doing
well, and hay in that part of the terri
tory selling at SIS per ton.
In front of Brunell's & Co. S store, in
the Carey block, stands a steam radiator,
not in use of course, but a booty individ-
ual was observed to be trying to warm
his hands by it yesterday morning.
Several people who did not understand
the situation, we're of the opinion yester-
day that the city was to have two sections.
As a matter of fact, the appointment
made night before last, should have been
made more than a year ago.
Some people when they are out driving
through the streets and stop for a mo
ment, do not seem to know nor care
whether their vehicle is stopped on a
crossing or not. When there is mud in
the streets people should look out for
this.
Superintendent Dickinson, oftho Union
Pacific, is in town, and was engaged yes.
terday in inspecting the site of the new
depot building. Work on the same will
commence soon, the rock for the building
being now prepared in one Of the com
pany's quarries.
Mrs. +. Nagle gave a "~candy-pur'
last evening to about forty of the young
misses and boys of the city, friends and
schoolmates of Master George Maggie.
Her elegant parlors were filled with a joy.
GUS crowd of little ones who had a splen.
did time until late in the evening.