, 1886-06-01
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

fN'' aofh haii iact iihhh
Cheyenne should be filed with interest
ed visitors on the Fourth.
The Sons OF Veterans made a very
creditable appearance yesterday.
A carload of graded Hcrefords have ar
rived at the stock yards from Indiana.
The heat irrestibly reminds the Chey-
e%nneites that the city has no fire alarm
system.
Towns on the outside are looking for a
notable fourth of July celebration in
Cheyenne.
Two carloads of polle1 Gallowavs were
received at the stock yards yesterday from
Hamilton, Kan.
There will be an invitation ball at
Kimme's hall. next Saturday, June 5.
Admission so cents.
United States Marshal Carr has taken
the forger, Edward X. Bird, to his quar-
tiers in the Laramie City penitentiary.
The body of John Howard, from San
Francisco to Stoneham, Mass, was a silent
passenger on yesterday eastern train.
Forrest, Jr.., a 3year-old Gold and
Dust and Hambletonian stallion Is in the
city. He was foaled and raised in Ken
lucky pastures.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. G..
B. Goodell died at that gcntleman's
Belvoir rlnch Sunday, of congestion
The animal was of Blue grass ~trotting
stock.
One of our city fathers is said to have
remarked yesterday, that the heat would
soon be dangerous" 1t is supposed he
referred to the condition OF the fire alarm
system.
Highest temperature yesterday, 790,
lowest, So; mean temperature 6lo;
mean humidity, "a; highest velocity of
wind IA miles per hour; total PRECIPITATION,
.09 inches.
Lady Lexington, a Gold Dust and
Hambletonian 4 year old mare, has been
purchased by Mr.. John D. Dobyns. She
is from the Blue grass country and has
arrived here.
Gen. J.. w. Fisher who was to have
oficiated as master of ceremonies at the
cemeteries yesterday was so badly indis
posed that he could not attend, and Mr..
j. X. jeffrey oficiated in his stead.
Heavy rains are reported in the vicinity
of Greeley and Evans. Along the rail
road tracks the water is said to be stand
ing in deep pools, while many torrents are
pouring from adjacent fields.
Gilt Edge. a 2-year old Gold Dust
Morgan, has been purchased and received
by Thos. Stone, of this city. Gilt Edge
was raised and sold by the firm of J. NJ.
Hornsby & Bro, Eminence, Ky.
The Northeastern Stock Journal has
offer a fifty dollar gold medal for the best
beef animal OF any breed exhibited at the
coming Wyoming fair, subject to the
dNdIu VI Tue JUICES. LUIS mcuul Will nc
made an annual offering.
Under date of May 81, NJ. G. Barrow
(Bill Barlow writes to The LEADER
scribe that he has arrived in Fetterman
with his wife and child. The new office
materials of Bill Barlou's Budget, in
GLIDING a power press, were expected on
the 2Sth. He is well pleased with the
prospects Of the country and the Budget,
and we hope hat he will largely mate
%rializc.
The Bay State Cattle company are
making active preparations to start
10000 head of cattle from their Nebraska
ranges to the Northwest. 1t is probable
that they may cross the Missouri, but
they may stop in the Big Horn country.
Mr.. John Snodgrass, the company's
manager, was in the city yesterday pur
chasing a large number OF saddle horses
for the drive. Too much farming going
on in the Nebraska country for the good
of large herds.