, 1886-06-13
NEWS NOTES..
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

Court a ljourned until Monday the l4th
at 10 a. IN.
Hoki Pcki, by Episcopalian ladies, at
Keefe's hall, Thursday evening, Junc'l7.
The city case against Thomas Dolan, in
Judge Fishers court, was dismissed yes
terday.
Children's Sabbath concert at the First
Congregational church this evening at s
O'Clock.
Mrs. Will r. Swan, Mrs. Glover and
w. T. Haines will sing in the Episcopal
church to day.
Mr.. Colin Hunter Yesterday bought a
fine cabinet of mineral specimens, chiefly
from Colorado, at the Warren emporium.
George IT. Knox, Of San Francisco,
Cal, has been appointed by Acting Gov
ernor Morgan a commissioner of deeds for
Wyoming, resident in California.
At the sale of Galloway bulls at J. C..
Abney's stables only a few of the animals
were disposed of. The balance of the
blacks will be held for private sale.
Very dry and hot weather is reported
by round up men between Fort Laramie
and the Nebraska line. The grass, how
ever is good and the cattle look very well.
One of the black Galloways on sale at
j.. c. Abney's stables escaped yesterday
and led the boys a lively chase through
the city streets before he was recaptured.
THE LEADER calls attention with pleas
ure to the statement, to be found in an
other column, of that safe and solvent in
stitution, the First National bank of Chey-
enne.
Highest temperature yesterday, IL,
lowest, 50 .; mean temperature Gao;
mean humidity, 81; highest velocity of
wind lf miles per hour; total precipitation,
.07 inches.
Children's day will be observed by APP
propriate services by the South Congrega-
tional church. A concert exercise will be
carried out. The pastor will deliver a
short address to the children. Good
music. Come.
The trustees of the Wyoming Fair Asso
citation met last night pursuant to ad
journed call. The committee on premium
list was not ready to report. Very little
business was transacted. Adjourned until
Monday evening.
1t appears that Mr.. Thomas Dolan did
put in smaller pipe than the contract with
the city called for, but it was only for
temporary purposes, pipe of the stipulated
size moi being in the city. Therefore the
cases were dismissed.
Mr.. Richard Ashworth has purchas e
two fine Hereford bulls from Mr.. George
f. Morgan. He has also bought n large
number of graded Hcrefords from Louis
Zhom, Kansas. The animals 20 to Mr..
Ashworth's Gray Bull river ranch.
Jack Donnclly, of Boulder, COL, is
moving his herd of cattle and horses to
the vicinity OF Buffalo. They passed
through the suburbs of the city yesterday.
Mr.. Donnelly paid the city a visit, and
was soon the best kno yn man within her
limits.
Clay Allison, of New Mexico. well
known on the southern cattle frontier, has
a herd of l,500 head of half and three
quarter bred steers in the vicinity of Rock
Greek. Mr.. Allison, who is a guest of
the Inter Ocean, went down to Rock
Greek last evening.
The Buffalo Savings, Loan and Build
ing Association filed its articles of incor-
poration in the Office of the secretary OF
the territory yesterday. The incorpora-
tors are Messrs. j. NJ. Lobban, n. G.
Carwill, r. L. Hasbrouck. j. b. Menardi,
c. NJ. White, c. II. Burritt, Fl. G. vii
%liston, a. j. MoCray and J. NJ. Robin
SON. The capital stock is fixed at $780,
600, in 800 shares of 800 each, and the
charter period is not exceeding seven
years, with a privilege of closing out as
soon as the objects of the association shall
have been attained. The principal office
of the institution is Buffalo, johnson
county, Wyo.