, 1888-10-12
TOW N TALK.
Cosby Little apis Picked Up
Throughout the City.

NNOE'APJ 1<AhN
Throughout tie City.
The 18th infantry is en- route home from
kearney.
Several northern tours are being
planned.
The Busy B is not SO active as he was
last week.
There is considerable quietness in court
and police circles.
The new Union Pacific time table goes
into effect next Monday.
Kirkland has secured some fine city
views with his detective camera
Courts martial will be convened at Forts
Washakle and Laramie next week.
Union Pacific trains are now running
nearer schedule time than for months.
Election posters giving the straight
ticket will soon adorn the dead walls.
Wyoming sheep are being received at
the Chicago stockyards almost daily just
now.
D. w. Gill has some very fine speci-
mems of sulphur from the Gill-Mead claim
on Salt creek.
A fuel famine is not exactly threatened,
but there is very little Rock Springs lump
coal in market.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 650, minimum 330; maximum wind,
80 miles per hour
There will be a regular monthly meet
ing OF the Liquor Dealers Union at Dyer's
hotel this evening.
No Objectionable characters will be al
lowed to attend the Typographical Union
ball election night.
The Wyoming Copper company has
sold lots 3 and 4 in block 395 to Arp &
Hammond for 81, 500.
There were som wrong font trousers in
the militia suits, but they will be righted
in time for this evening.
George Youngblood has purchased lot
7, block IL, in the town of Egbert. Frank
H. Jones is the grantor.
Jack Hamm has been committed to
Jail until he can pay a fine assessed against
him for creating a disturbance.
That histrionic East India salutation,
"How's your liver?" promises to become
-npular with the Republican managers.
The Cheyenne Guards, Co. B, Wyo-
ming National Guards. will be mustered
in by Governor Moonlight this evening.
If you would be kind, if you would be
considerate, dear Republican committee,
please have another dead and gone ratif
cation.
F. u. Smith, Union Pacific agent at
Rock Creek, was seriously injured by the
sudden and violent closing Of a door yes
terday.
There is now considerable inquiry as to
lust how some candidates voted on certain
bills during the session of the legislature
last winter.
Several transcripts for appealed and
other cases sent up by justices have lately
been filed at the Office Of the clerk Of
district court.
A wheelbarrow tramp struck town
Wednesday night. He claimed TO be
pedestrianating across the continent on a
50, 500 wager.
IF an editor and a half can originate q
political falsehood and a half in a minute
and a half, how many-but why do any
more figuring tor the Sun?
At this season the far sighted star route
contractor commences to figure on the
problem of replacing carriers who will be
frozen during the winter.
The twentieth annual session OF the
Colorado Congregational Association com
menced at Denver yesterday, Rev. A.
w. Williams of this city is in attendance.
Yesterdays LEADER contained as, good
an account of the railroad horror as the
Denver papers. The San said not a word
of the catastrophe. Read THE LEADER
for the news.
The remains of Robert Fowler, the man
who died at Sherman aboard a west
bound train the other night, were shipped
from Laramie to his brother at Carson,
New, yesterday.