, 1886-05-13
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.
Sells Bros. circus is coming.

The Sells Bros. circus is coming.
Runaway on West Seventeenth street
yesterday.
The Knott case, before Judge Lee, has
been dismissed.
1t is rumored hat tho Nickle Plate cir
Gus has fallen to pieces.
Contractor Coots, who is to build the
new depot, is reported sick in Omaha.
Six heavy freight wagons loaded yes
terday at Geo. Diapers for the north.
A carload of Pinkerton's men from
Rawlins and Laramie went East yesterday.
A large number of Union Pacific sec
ton men went west on last evening : strain.
Mr.. G. II. Otterbach has the govern
ment contract for supplying Fort Lara
ME with beef.
Mr.. Hans Van Wedell has departed for
Fort Fetterman, in which vicinity he will
purchase or enter considerable land.
The Cope-NIerrill combination has ar
rived, and will give their entertainment
t,-night at the Congregational church.
T. NJ. Fisher, Esq, and Rev. RAIDER
are back from Silver Crown. Mr.. Fisher
brought in some very fine specimens for
assay.
Highest temperature yesterday, 70';
lowest, $50; mean temperature 80;
mean humidity, CO.; highest velocity Of
30 miles per hour.
The regular meeting OF the Woman
Christian Temperance Union will be he'd
in The Presbyterian church parlor this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The boy arrested by Acting Mayor
Harrington for forging an order on the
swan Land and Cattle con- pany, has been
released and allowed to 20 out On a ranch.
G. NJ. Morris will start for Colorado
Immediately, where he will purchase 100
head OF fine brood mares for the stocking
Of his Point Of Rocks, Grow creek, ranch.
L. G.. Woolley, Utah; Geo. X. Peasley,
Greeley; Den Leet, J. L. Lect and Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore. Denver; Geo. Poland
Egbert and c. I. Fisher are at the Inter
Ocean.
The striking brakemen are rapidly
leaving for the Fast. Every train takes
more or less OF them. The company fur
nlshes all who wish to 20 passes up to a
certain date,
The Frontier Land and Cattle company
yesterday shipped thirteen carloads Of
cattle to their Nebraska ranches. These
cattle have been held on the Chugwater
AID Sabille all winter.
Civil Engineer Evans has returned from
an extensive surveying trip in the Green
river country. He is reported to have
said that he saw more gold while he was
gone than he ever saw in his life before.
Edward Crouch's case came before
Judge Lee yesterday, but was postponed
until to day, on account of press Of official
business. Crouch closely verges on a
public nuisance and should be dealt with
accordingly.
Willis N%andevanter, Esq, returned
from Fort Laramie last evening. Mr..
Varieyantcr took a great deal of tes,i-
mony before the master in chanccry, in
the contested ditch cases of the Rashide
Irrigation company, and the Palson x
Hutchinson Irrigation company.
A large party Of Loyeland, Colo, gem
tleman, including Hon. Tom johnson,
DIR. Sullivan, and W. G.. Clifford, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Fort Fetterman. From that point the
party will make extensive trips to the
north and west. They are in search of
suitable lands for the location Of a colony.
Actual settlement will begin as o o as
practicable.