, 1886-07-08
MEMS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
+Condsassd for the Raneft OF. the
Hasty Reader.

Condensed for the BaneAt 81. the
Hasty Reader.
One. drunk before Judge Fisher yester'
day.
Work on the new depot is being
pushed.
Nearly. all who went to Denver to cele'
hEsts have returned.
The PiereersH Hooks held an interesting
meeting last evening.
All citizens seem to be glad to know
that the Y will be removed.
Anumher of persons visited the room,
OF the Library Association yesterday.
An animated meeting Of the Alert
PHose ~companyawas held last, evening. .
Quite a number of the mines at Silver
Crawnhd;strict are being worked now.
Maggie. Henne was arrested yesterday
for renting houses for immoral purposes
Visitors to- this city say that the streets
are. the best they have seen in the West.
Yesterday, was one of the warmest days
OF the season, the heat being steady all
day.
The brand committee allowed only one
brand Tuesday. that of Stephens L.
Miner.
Soms members Of the bicycle club con-
template a trip on their wheels Of about
LOO miles.
Yhej6ro companies contemplate sending
teams to the Georgetown tournament
next month.
There will be a meeting Of the W. c. T..
llU-this afternoon at 8 o'clock. at the Pres
byterian church psrlor. .
Two soldiers had a 6stic difficulty yes
terday. One was arrested while the other
made good his escape.
Two dissipated females were up before
Judge Lee yesterday on a chargefof
Drunkenness. Both paid fines. -
Most Of those who have been visiting
Denver have come to the conclusion that
the Magic city is the best place to live in,
after all.
Highest temperature yesterday, S90;
lowest, 50'; mean temperature 70o;
mean humidity, SO; highest velocity of
wind 20 miles per hour.
The city council is considering the
proposition of moving the pump house
to near Sloan's lake, and also the buying
of new machinery for the same.
There is to be a match game of base
ball between the printers nine of this
city, and the Fort Russell nine next Sun
day. A good game is predicted.
Herman Gerber, a young man well
known in this city, was thrown from his
horse last week on the round up on
Powder river and had his collar bone
broken.
A fetus was found yesterday in a
privy vault near the corner of Hill and
Ninteenth streets. The coroner's jury
met last night, and after examining a few
witnesses adjourned until Saturday.
A great many persons in the northern
part Of the county continue to save the
hawks heads, expecting to obtain the
bounty thereon. being unaware that the
act was repealed by the last legislature.
w. Patterson, of Chicago, commenced
work in the Western Union telegraph
office yesterday, taking the position form
erly occupied by Geo. Denizen, who is
called away on business to another sec
ton.
Register Wilson has bought a fine
building site on Eighteenth street-lot
No. |. and twenty-six feet of lot No. 2, in
block No. 3~59-opposite the residence of
Bert Richey, and secured very desirable
property in an eligible locality and at a
bargain, the consideration being sl.77O..
1t is Mr.. Wilson's int, ntion to build a
neat cottage on the premises. to be com
menced As soon Us possible in order to be
finished in September, when he expects
the return of his wife and daughter.
On Monday, July 5, the capitol com :
mirsiouep made. application to the terri
torial auditor for the issuance Of SIS, 600
of the capitol bonds, in accordance with
the Jaw passed at the last session Of the
legislature. The auditors deputy, Mr..
Stewart. took the matter under advise
ment, aud having sscertained that all the
provisions Of the law in regard to these
bonds had been compli d with, he issued
the amount asked for to the capitol board
Eyeaterd ".
For fine watch repairing
DAVID MILLER. Idelman block