, 1888-01-22
row TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Throughout the City.
The county commissioners will meet to-
morrow.
The legislators are liberal patrons of the
territorial library.
A boxing school is soon to be opened
here by an expert sparrer.
The recent cold wave did no damage at
the territorial fish hatchery.
Seventeen bills have already been in
troduced in the territorial council.
The double passenger service between
thus city and Denver has been resumed.
The maverick and bounty bills arc fav-
orite topics for discussion just at present.
Young mems gospel meeting at Y. M.
g. A. hall this afternoon. Good music.
Four new recruits were mustered into
j. +. Reynolds post G. A. r. Friday even
ing.
N. p. Plant, the confectioner, will soon
occupy the store recently vacated by j. f.
jenkins.
Many of the Legislators took advantage
of the pleasant weather yesterday to drive
about the city.
J. +. Jenkins has completed the re-
moval of his shoe store to the new
Thomas block.
r. N. Heath is now settled in his new
Cash Grocery and City Market in the
Phoenix block.
The packing house. one and a half
miles from this city, is a station on the
Denver Pacific.
The Burlington & Mis- ouri has lately
distributed an immense amount of printed
matter about the city.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 490; minimum 60. Maximum
wind 80 miles per hour.
The Baptist and Presbyterian congre-
cations will unite In worship at the Pres
byterian church to day.
A passenger train will arrive from the
East over the Cheyenne & Burlington at
1915 o'clock this afternoon.
The first regular passenger train over
the Cheyenne & Burlington leaves this
city at 8 o'clock this evening.
Very few of the Legislators from the
western portion of the territory left the
city alter adjournment Friday.
The Culver-Keinhardt deed stealing
case, docketed to occur yesterday in Judge
Lees court was postponed until Monday.
Preparations for the production of the
cantata Queen Esther are progressing
nicely under the direction of Prot. Blk
Ter.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
Episcopal church during the past week
have been well attended and much good
has resulted.
A large elevated platform is being con.
structed in the rear Of the Cheyenne &
Burlington depot. 1t will facilitate the
handling of freight.
Legislators patronize local copyists.
One manipulation of a type writer afirms
that he has not had time to oil the ma
chino since the session commenced.
The youngsters compelled by tha police
to refrain from taking free passage on the
street cars. by way OF retaliation follow
the vehicles and loudly dub the officers
dead heads"
The Laramie glass blowers commenced
work again yesterday morning. The
boomerang reports everything in conncc-
ton with the works as being highly salts
factory to the managers.
Residents of the Douglass creek, Alba.
ny county country, purchase supplies in
Laramie. To reach that city at present
they are compelled to traverse the first
fifteen miles on snow shoes.
Commencing with this morning at the
Congregational church the pastor will de-
liver a series of lectures on the topic,
Creation and redemption, or Gods hand
in human history" The subject will be
treated on. Sabbath forenoons.
A number Of Cheyenne gentlemen in
terested in sporting matters have ex-
pressed a willingness to donate "a $3.50
purse to the winner of the Godfrey
johnson fight If the managers of the
event will have eIring pitched near this
city.
Prepared by a combination, proportion
and process peculiar to itself, Hoods Sar-
ssaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto I'M
known.