, 1886-06-24
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

Sells great circus on the LIST of July,
A drunk in Judge Fishers court yes
day.
Sells Brothers circus is the greatest on
the road.
The Colorado round up was at Lone
Tree yesterday. %
Everybody seems to be anticipating the
coming Of Sells circus
Three shows in one is what the circus
of Sells Brothers actually is.
Messrs Swan 4 Morgan have received
three carloads of fine grade Hereford
bulls.
The w. G. T. U. will meet in the
Presbyterian church parlor this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Two carloads Of red sandstone and one
of grey asher arrived yesterday and were
unloaded in the depot.
The greatest collection of living curl
osities on the continent travel with the
circus of Sells Brothers.
Mr.. Haygood yesterday placed on rec
ord three bitches issuing from. Lone Tree
creek and covering together 100 acres.
Eleven right OF way transfers to the
Wyoming Central railway were yesterday
uooo-1ol a.. Al. g. e A., oo.,... LII.
Six right of way transfers to the Chey
enne & Northern railroad were Yesterday
placed on record in the office of the county
clerk.
The jury in the case of Shultz Nolker,
VS.. the Hazard Powder company, district
court. gave the plaintiff damages in the
sum of $500.
Highest temperature yesterday, 790;
lowest, 400; mean temperature 60;
mean humidity, 5s; highest velocity of
wind Is miles per hour.
Supply wagons for the camps of the
sub contractors on the Cheyenne & North
ern are constantly loading in front of our
various business establishments.
The case of Hedges VS.. Bristol in the
district court will be decided tomorrow.
The case originated here, but the defen-
dant resides ut present in Colorado and
Colorado lawyers are here for the defense.
Mr.. Richard Ashworth shipped yester-
day a carload Of horses to Rawlins,
whence they will hit the trail for his Grey
Bull ranch. The stock was purchased
from Mr.. n. R. Davis and are of good
bone and muscle.
The two participants in the brutal fight
evening before last at the corner of Eddy
and Seventeenth streets, were yesterday
fined in Judge Lees court. One of them
claimed that he had lost 800 or had it
stolen from him.
The b. +. l.. Society will give a straw
berry and ice cream social at the p%arlors
of the Congregational church tomorrow
(Friday) evening. at which time an excel
lent musical and literary programme will
be rendered. See full particulars to NOR
row. Admission free.
Mr.. Russell Thorpe informs the re-
porter that work on the new bridges on
the Rawhide stage route is progressing
rapidly. Mr.. Thorpe has been author
lied by the county commissioners to put
in bridges and good ones, and the next
Rawhide fresaet will not have such an
easy task.
A man named Groves hailing from
Laramie City, and a small herd of festive
females were arrested during the small
hours of yesterday morning for boisterous
and disgraceful conduct on the streets.
1t took $40 to set Mr.. Groves and his
gentle companions square with the world
and the city authorities.
The reporter spent a few moments yes
terday in watching the steam derrick I'M
load some stone ears in the depot yard.
The huge stone blocks of a ton weight,
were handled with lightsome ease and
rapidity. Foreman Berry informed the
scribe that a few days age three carloads
were unloaded in two hours. These
blocks weigh from lis to 200 pounds to
the square foot, the former figure being
the weight of the grey asher and the lat
ter that of the red sandstone.
A. W. Haygood of Granite Canyon.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Haygood
brought in some ore from his Lone Tree
mine for assay. On the Lone Tree and
on the Lone Mountain a depth of twenty
feet has been reached, and in both mines
a very promising ore body has been un
covered. Mr.. Haygood is now engaged
in timbering the Lone Tree. and vii
shortly do similar work on the Lon,
Mountain. The ore of both mines i,
gold hearing and free milling.
Moxie at Rhodes e Troxells