, 1888-01-15
TOW TALK
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

A dance occurred at Lakeside park last
night.
Supreme court Monday, district court
Tuesday.
Jay Gould. the chronic drunk, is quite
i'll in the city Jail.
The cantata Queen Esther is soon to
be produced here by home talent.
Stock in the Chicago & Wyoming Oil
company is offered for sale in this city.
Herman Haas has brought suit against
Baker & johnson for the recovery of
$400.
Speculation is rife as to to the appoint
ments to be made by Governor Moon
light.
Some new query should be substituted
for the chestnut, rs it cold enough for
yon2"
The maximum temperature yesterday
war -l40: minimum -27o. Snow. o.6
inches.
The board Of trade committeeman will
be selected at the next meeting of the
board of trustees.
Much slaughtered game is being
shipped from western portions of the
territory to the Omaha and Denver mar
kets.
The Cheyenne & Burlington has offered
to make an exceptionally low rate on
corn to further the plan of fattcning cattle
here, as mentioned by THE LEADER sew
eral weeks since.
Private Murphy, stationed at Fort Du
Chcsne, was recently sentenced to three
months Imprisonment. He imbibod too
much whisky and called the LIST lieutenant
"a dirty Protestant"
An singers willing to take part in the
production of the cantata Queen Esther
are requested to meet at the lecture room
of the Congregational church at half-past
7 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
A schedule for the street car line has
been arranged. Beginning at 8 a. M,
and ceaslng at 6 p. m, cars will leave the
two depots and the capitol building every
thirty minutes during the day.
The board of trade is heartily endorsed
by the citizens for its action in securing
the services of homo talent to prepare
the annual report. Several outside par
ties made u bid for the work.
Every member of the legislature will
answer to roll call tomorrow afternoon.
Howard Clugston, the missing Albany
county member, who now resides in
California, has reached Laramie.
The water pipe which supplies the
Stock Journal Office burst yesterday af-
ternoon. The necessary ~curtailing of
the fluid supply in that neighborhood
seriously Inconvenience several resi-
dcnts.
Friends of Mccormick, n Wyoming
forger in Joliet, are endeavoring to secure
a pardon for the young man. Several
persons who assisted in the prosecution
have expressed a willingness to sign a
petition requesting executive interference.
1t is agreed by hack drivers, hotel
runners, reporters, railway employees and
Others who visit the Pacific union depot,
that the coolest spot in town is the arch
in the center of that structure. The
waiting rooms are a welcome and COM
Portable haven.
Free trade VS.. protection was the sub
ieot of a public debate at the territorial
university Thursday evening. DR.. Hay
ford, of the Laramie Sentinel, lifted up
his voice for protection, while Mr.. e.
I%vinson. the banker, advocated free trade
for an hour and a half.
Bridget Gallagher was arraigned before
Judge Lee yesterday, and upon sufficient
evidence fined $l8 for creating a disturb
ancc. Bridget expressed a determination
to serve out the 6ne,'' but AYERS that
she will knife" the next policeman who
attempts to arrest her.
Pnaea an m Tnu0h-