, 1886-09-05

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on the Territorial Institute, returned yes
terday.
The fire alarm matter will verv proba-
bly, be acted upon at the next meeting of
the city council.
Swan 4 Green shipped eighteen cars OF
bceves yesterday from Rock creek to the
Eastern market.
Riner & johnson have several houses
they will sell at a very low figure GU
monthly payments.
The Swan Land & Cattle company ship
from Rock creek on the 9th a train load
of beeves for Chicago.
Miss DolloH7s kindergarten and select
school will reopen Monday, Sept. 6. Next
door to the opera house.
Deputy United States Marshal Sinai
ley mission To Douglas embraced the at
tachiug of certain saw mill property in
that place.
And still parties IN adjacent states and
territories take great interest in Wyom
ing's coming fair, and will he on hand
with their stock.
Another lot of Denver l. Rio Grande
passengers went west this morning over
the Union Pacific. The washout is. there
fore, still %unrepaired.
The Mirror OF Ireland matinee at
the Opera House yesterday afternoon was
passably attended. The Mirror =" shift
ing scenes were very good.
The band of the Seventeenth United
States inf .ntry will give a concert to day
at Fort Russell. An attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged.
The banquet at Rawlins the other eve
ming, given W the citizens in honor Of
the Teachers Territorial institute, was an
elegant and successful effort.
A man was noticed on the streets late
last evening, with a badly battered and
bruised facial expression. He had evil
IDENTIFY been struck with stuffed club, or
a chunk of Cheyenne water.
The reporter noticed a very long and
very black cigar on the street yesterday,
accompanied by a very small and very
black boy. The pair looked as though
they might have come out of the same
box.
1t is rumored that the capital commits
sion is entertaining a proposition for the
utilization of Llocks of Cheyenne water,
as imitation Italian marble, on the praise
worthy ground of patronizing a home in
dustry.
TO fed the hungry and clothe the
naked, is charity's direct command. In
this connection the attention Of the
Ladies Relief Association is respectfully
called to the secret Republican caucuses
now so prevalent in Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne & Northern have now
stored in the city, forty car loads of ties.
forty car loads of rails, twenty seven car
loads of bridge timbers, and five car loads
of spikes and bolts. These supplies are
now being Gaily added to.
Cheyenne water. it is said, will here
after be sold in slabs. With commend
able enterprise, stands will be established
on the corners of the principal streets for
the accommodation of the public. The
various and extraordinary hues of the
consolidation will present n very attrac-
tive appearance.
DR.. Garrard was called upon to respond
to the toast, THE Ladies', at the BAN
quet given the other night by the citizens
of Rawl MS to the members of the Teach
ers' Territorial institute. The subject
was inspiration to the gallant and courtly
land receiver, and though taken in a
measure unawares, he added largely to
the graceful laurels already 80 peculiarly
his property.
Mr.. j.. D. Vaudeville, and Mr.. Shields,
Of the Fort Collins country, are in the
city. These gentlemen have been en-
gagged for some weeks past, in the whole
sale slaughter Of prairie dogs in the
Livermore, Colorado, section. by means
of certain chemical compounds. They
are here now to make contracts with any
desiring to rid their ranches or ranges Of
the destructive little pests.
To yesterdays east bound passenger
was attached the special car of Vice Pres
ident Messner, of the Pennsylvania Cen
trial. Ii was occupied by the vice presi-
dent and his family party, who have been
making a heightened western tour. The
party left the East during the latter part
of July, and have visited Colorado, New
Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Salt Lake
City was their western limit. and Santa
Fe their southern. The Eastern railway
magnate expresses himself much pleased
with the West.
The revolution of the old railroad cul-
vert construction system by the introduce
ton of the drainage thing, is most Salts
factory. These thing are pipes Of differ
ent sizes, and are now used in place OF
c%ulverts in all water crossings on a small
scale. They can be sunk deep in the
earth, thus preventing all surface wear
and tear. Very little If any repairs are
called for, as in fact they are practically
understandable. Thirty five car loads of
this thing have thus far been shipped out
to the CHEYENNE x Northern line. This
line, in the first eighty miles Of its con