, 1886-03-16
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

deserved seats Tor the grand opera Tor
sale at Rhodes & Troxell's.
There is great deal Of very indifer-
ert sidewalk in Cheyenne.
Yesterday was another bad day for
hats, but a marked improvement on Sat
urday last.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
city council at the City hall at S O'Clock
this evening.
The cattlemen will soon be very numer-
Gus IN Cheyenne, as the stock convention
is now near at hand.
J. S. futile, during his recent eastern
trip, visited the ice palace at st. Paul and
%pronounocsu it immense.
A notice Of location Of a mining claim
in the Silver Crown district was filed by
R p. Phillips, Yesterday.
The 9th infantry band will meet the
Mapleson opera troupe On its arrival in
this city at . o'clock this afternoon.
John Doe was arraigned before Judge
Lee yesterday for INDUCING in a big
drunk. John went to the calaboose.
Ten cars heavily loaded with founda-
ton stones for the new depot arrived in
Cheyenne from Fort Collins on Sunday.
There is still one member Of the late
legislature who belongs in the western
portion of the territory, lingering in the
city.
Wilson Woods freight teams were
loaded with supplies for the north yester-
day, and will pull out in that direction to-
day.
The new depot will extend to with
in thirty feet of the Eames corner. which
now. by the way, belongs to r. B.
Horrie.
The sociable which was to have been
given by the B. f. L. Society tonight,
has been postponed until tie latter part of
the week.
The Black Hills stage left yesterday
morning with six passengers. George
Mitchell aud W. c. Sampson were among
the number.
Some Of our Grand Army men are a.
ready beginning to make arrangements to
attend the coming national encampment
at San Franeisco.
The citizen who was arrested on the
charge Of a~ssaulting and beating Mollie
Russell was discharged by Judge Lee, as
no one appeared against him.
Theeommencemen of operations on the
new depot was the center of attraction
yesterday, and large numbers of peo-
pie went down to see the work begin.
The Young Americas S, who have been
released from school for the present week,
are putting in their time to the best adj
vantage, and are engaging in all sorts Of
enterprises.
The desks and other furniture used by
the late legislature, are being removed by
Secretary Morgan and viii be stored
away until the next gathering Of states
men occurs.
According to the Chicago and st. Louis
papers of last week, Minnie Hauk's voice
has gained considerably in beauty and
strength since her last appearance there
three years ago.
A mining deed from +. S Hussey to
liver johnson for Che Silver Trumpet
lode in the Silver Crown district, was
filed for record in the county clerks office
yesterday; consideration $500.
A warranty deed given in 1873 by the
Union Pacific railway to a. r. Converse
and +. L. Warren f5f a consideration of
500, found its way to the county clerks
Office for record Yesterday, for the first
time.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
4l.9'; lowest, lj.o'; mean temperature
ao.2 mean humidity, 100; highest We
locity of wind, ~ miles per hour.
Richard Foot. of Miltonvale, Kan.
who had a ranch on Fish creek, died yes
terday at his home of heart disease. Mr..
Foot had been for three years IN the en-
ploy OF the Swan Land and Cattle COM
pany and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Coroner Moore left the city
yesterday to bring the remains TO this
place for interment