, 1886-10-26

Inc thtnOllC ldlr.
Everyone should go TO the Catholic
fair,
Over a thousand men are at work grad
ing the Cheyenne g. Northern.
Quite a party of sportsmen leave for a
duck hunt in the vicinity of Fort Collins
to-day.
The new residence OF Register Wilson
is now completed and will be occupied
next week.
The Catholic fair bids fair for a very
large attendance, especially Of the fair
themselves.
The Congregational church ladies will
have a supper and fancy table Thursday
and Friday.
The preparations which have been made
for the approaching Catholic fair insure a
notable entertainment.
The fire department responded very
promptly yesterday, and deserve much
credit for their effective work.
There will be a regular communication
Of Cheyenne Lodge No. /, A. F. & A..
NJ, at Masonic hall this evening at 7;30
o'clock sharp. Il. p. Snow, secretary.
The Romdy West has information that
Sumner johnson, formerly of this city.
has severed his connection with the Doug
las Adrertiser, to accept an engagement
elsewhere.
Work is rapidly progressing Oh the new
depot, and it is expected that the build
ing will be rooted by the 18th of mex
month, SO that indoor work can proceed
during the winter.
1t is said that the Union Pacific railway
service is Don to be improved by the
adoption Of the latest Improvements in
telegrapbic communication, by utilizing
the most recent Of Edison's inventions.
The John 7, CLARK hose company, an
independent organization of mechanics in
the railroad employ and not paid by the
city, earned general praise by their active
and effective work at the fire Yesterday.
1t is due to Prof. Stanton to say that
the report that be has accepted a position
on the Euening Doodle is without tounda-
ton. The professors reputation in this
community does not warrant a charge like
that.
Ahnuf : on t,,abala &c 1raiD have taa,
produced this year in the Sabille country,
aud the farmers are in good humor over
the assured prospect Of disposing of their
crop at the fair average price of 2 cents a
pound.
Work in grading the new railroad has
reached a point over ninety miles from
this city, and there is an ardent intention
on the part OF the company to push con-
struction as rapidly as men and money
can do it.
A car load Of eleven fine trotting horses
from Lexington, KY passed through
last night en- route tor San Francisco, in
charge OF their owners Messrs. Crawford
and Heacock, Of the latter city. Among
the animals the most noted we're the late
winners of the Louisville races, ]. Q. and
Harry Wilkes, the king of the turf, who
has made the best time achieved this
year.
The following from the Hudson On.
- Register will prove of interest to tbs
local public as showing that bad watel
can be effectually purified for general USE
by the adoption Of a proper system:
by simply letting the water run GU
Of the hydrants for a few minutes, tn,
supply from the water works was relieved
of its foul taste and smell. The waite
that came from some of the hydrantl
when first opened was almost black witt
filth. When the remedy ID so simpl,
there is no excuse for allowing the waite
from the water works to become foul.
Anew town has been laid out on tn,
line of the Cheyenne 4 Northern railroad
on the lands of the Wyoming Develop
meDt company, at point midway
between Bordeaux and the Laramie river
in the midst Of one of the finest tract
of agricultural land in the territory. TIL
town is to be known as Wheatland, ant
is a result of the Joint enterprise Of tn
railroad and the Development company
The adjoining lands are in the market
being ready for settlement in all respects
even to minute arrangement and read
facilities for the distribution of water.
Chief Hannafn, of the fire department
wishes it understood that the crowds o
spectators who assemble at fires must keeI
an orderly silence and not disturb or in
%terfere with the firemen on duty by shout
ing. If the noisy conduct at yesterday
fire should be repeated on a similar occs
sion, it is the chief opinion-upon whic'
he will act if need be-that the hos
might be turned with advantage upon tn
crowd instead of the FIRE. 1t was impos
sible to hear the commands of the officer
on account of the disorderly shouts, an
Chief Hanna6n is determined that tn
same interruption shall not be allowed t
occur again.