, 1888-03-14
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked VI
Throughout the City.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was go; minimum 80.
The enforced absence Commander Ady
is much regretted by the veterans.
The 18th infantry band rendered ex-
cellcnb music at the camp fire last even
ing
Contributions of reading matter will be
thankfully received by inmates of the
county jail.
The visitors agree that Fort Russell is
the handsomest and most substantial post
in the West.
Warrants for the bills allowed by the
county commissioners at the February
meeting are now awaiting claimants.
Cheyenne needs an oculist. The
afflicted are compelled to Journey to Den
yer or Chicago for treatment of eye all
ments.
City CLERK Kuykendall is abroad with
his assessment books. Nearly all of the
business portion of the city has already
been listed.
The Scotch managers of the Swan Land
and Cattle company have appointed John
Clay general manager of the company's
interests.
R. A. Moore has disposed of his inter
est in Lake Minnehaha addition. Moore,
though shrewd, aspired to control too
much of this bounteous green earth.
VIM. Lloyd, formerly bookkeeper for
Baker & Johnson, is now an American
citizen, having denied Victoria and sworn
allegiance to the stars and stripes Mon
day.
The Cheyenne branch of the Fort Col
Inns Farmers Co Operativ, Grain pool
has been removed to Eddy street. Mrs.
Eddy is president of the society and a
moving spirit in all its enterprises.
The constructive damage case of Curtis
ct al VS.. DonneI Mcconnell was on trial
in district court yesterday. 1t is claimed
that a contract in relation to ditch work
was broken by the defendant.
Frank Hunter, a G. A. r. delegate
from Denver, is a Cheyenne pioneer. He
was the first proprietor OF the IXL stable,
was once deputy United States marshal
here and is well remembered by all old
timers
The district court room has been reGtted
and refurnlshed under the direction of
In1rn MnninDts md 10 n,oIol
chamber. Much of the cleaning was
done by prisoners. The judges bench
now faces the north, with the jury box on
the eastern side.
The pobbiest line of spring hats and
neckwrar ever shown in the city is now
90 exhibition at Whitcomb & Co. s, where
they are disappearing with the sudden
ness of hot cakes on n frosty morning,
Call carly and avoid the crush.
AT the anniversary entertainment of the
Y. NJ. g. A. next Monday evening there
senate on the tariff question. The query
"Is there a loophole in the Sunday law?"
would be more timely if less appropriate.
A committee selected by the anti-Sun-
day law meeting was interviewing bust
ness men yesterday. There were many
signers to a pledge in effect promising to
bear a pro rata share of the expense in
CURED in testing the legality of the enact
ment.
Two location notices were recorded at
the county clerks office yesterday, !. S.
Bartlett and M. D. Newsorn claim the
Manganese iron lode in the Platte canon
district, and Geo. H. Boswell will develop
the Silver Leaf claim in the Slate creek
district.
The advance sale for the performance
ncxt Saturday evening by Miss Annie
Pixley will begin this morning at Rhodes
& TroxclT's. All those holding tickets
for last evening can have them exchanged
for Saturday night, or their money re-
funded.
Arrangements have been made to run a
through excursion sleeper over the Bur
lington to Philadelphia on the occasion of
holding the Presbyterian general assembly
in May. There are many Cheyenne peo-
pie who will be anxious to take advantage
of this opportunity.
Cheyenne people and visitors from
abroad should visit the greenhouses Of V.
s. Glafcke, corner Sixteenth street and
Warren avenue, two blocks east Of Inter
Ocean hotel, and see the beautiful roses,
forgct-me nots, hyacinths and other green
house plants in full bloom.
What you need is a medicine which is
nure. efficient. reliable. Such is Hood's