, 1886-03-24
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

49, N@th $500
would be resumed on the depot to day.
The members Of the Bicycle club are to
give a ball at Library hall, on Thursday
night
Pat Barrett came to grief and was Gala
boose1 by Judge Lee for a big drunk yes
terday.
Some very e%ffectual work was done on
the streets Yesterday. and a good deal
more is needed.
j. Routsoa has sold his dairy stock and
moved into the city for permanent resi-
dence yesterday.
The people Of Cheyenne are just begin
ming to wake up on the question Of voting
the railroad bonds.
Several new awnings, including one at
Geo l.. Hollis, were put up b. Boree. the
tent man, yesterday.
There is an Omaha Herald man in the
city in the interests of his paper in the
way of corresponding, etc
Don't fail to hear the Ri. Rev. Bishop
futile, ID, La D., on Mormonism, at
the opera house, Saturday night.
Yesterday was quite summer like, and
the street sprinkler could have done good
service had it been on the streets.
''Timbcrline Jones' has been heard
from and he calls Cheyenne the i%niunc-
tion city" Karect. old man. Stand up.
Judge Lacey was entertained at cham
bers yesterday by listening to some pre-
liminary arguments in a divorce case.
The Israelites in Cheyenne, and else
where for that matter, commenced the OBJ
servance Of the feast of Purin' on Sun
day last.
Several Cheyenne parties are contem-
plating a flying trip to Silver Crown on
Sunday next, for the purpose OF looking
for locations.
The time is near at hand when the mis-
tress Of the well regulated home will in
sist on embarking in the spring house
cleaning campaign.
They have a literary society organized
in the Silver Crown mining district, and
some of its members are quite talented in
various literary ways.
A. w. Terry will depart from Chey-
anne to day with a carload of horses which
will be taken first to Denver, and from
there to the Gannison country.
A warranty decd from Valentine Baker
to Arthur A Mahas Tor lot 5 in block l4s
in Cheyenne, was filed for record yesterday
the consideration being 81 OPS.
No arrest was made Yesterday of the
woman who has a mania for purloining
bedding, etc, and it is thought by some
of the officers that she is insane.
The last of the ballot boxes we're sent
out yesterday, the very last being the
one destined Tor Granite Canon, and was
taken out by r. b. Anderson, of that
pllce.
If 0 want to put in a bid for the
capitol site, now is the time to do so, as
tomorrow is the last day on which bids
are 10 be received by the capitol com
m~issioners.
Attend the mass meeting at the opera
house this evening. All interested should
be present, and especially all those who
are in doubt as to their course Of action on
election day.
Charles Ray INDUCED in a big drunk
yesterday. and eventually was ushered
into the presence of Judge Lee where.
being unable to pay the usual fine, he was
committed to the calaboose.
Constable Smalley brings back the in
formation that the snow is eighteen in
ches deep on the level in Evanston-in
regard to this. however, the Evanston
papers are discreetly silent.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
&C 10; lowest, a. 20 mean temperature
f'fof mt"h hhtnidlNls ou- . u'dAlIllIn We
locity Of wind, 25 miles per hour.
If the new board of trade should pro-
coed and put up a fine building this sea
son, it would be nothing more than what
the city needs in hat line, and it is to be
hoped that the board will conclude to
do so.
All those who are dissatisfied with the
situation, should attend the mass meeting
10 night The managers of the local com
Pany will be present to answer all ques'
tons. There is nothing secret about theii
doings. and public and private criticism Of
their course should be based on facts, moi
street gossip.
Bishop futile will lecture in the opera
house on Saturday evening, Turn ouI
and listen to the eloquent divine.
For fine watch repairing,
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