The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-03
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JEFF Cars new block is being reofed.
The cheerful crack Of the bulL-Hhip Is
daily heard on our streets.
The rush 70 the Red Canon placer
mines still continues.
Choice fruit is daily becoming more
abundant and cheaper.
Mr.. Aetcalf shipped 20 ear loads Of
cattle east from here yesterday
Col Murrin's new and elegant Rad
ing room win oon be completed.
"Ohl for a lodge in some vEst refrig-
orator." is the plaintivs sigh of the
Rapherty boy.
The Odd Fellows temple is nearly
completed and presents a very hand
some appearance. e
Cooper, Bailey & Co. have . good
show but not so good a one as Hayes
and Wheeler have.
The large brick addition to Dyer's
hotel is almost finished and greatly inn
proves the appearance of Eddy street.
The First National Bank and Steb-
bins, Post & Co., purchased over
twenty pounds of Deadwood dust yester-
day.
Yesterdays D. P. freight brought in
2 cars mdse., 2 of lumber and l of stone,
and takes out this morning l ear mdse
and l car fruit.
The best Office room in the city
located over the postofice in THE
LEADERsblock-is for rent at a low
figure. Speak quick.
Post says he win be compelled to dis
charge Charlie Adsit if he doesn't quit
~neglecting business to go out and gaze
at those thrilling circus posters.
Joe Fishers chief ambition is to ac-
quire as much avoirdupois al Nick
O'Brien carries around, and Joe is rap
idly attaining Falstafian proportions.
The Centennial BIB. G., Of San
Francisco, is expected to arrive here
from the east next week, and will un-
doubtedly stop of and play the. Wyo-
mings.
People who have occasion to traverse
10th street after . p. m. complain that
an omnibus is left standing on Abney's
sidewalk all night long. VIII Marshal
Slaughter attend to this thing?
A good game of ball will come OF
this afternoon. The Wyomings will
play a picked nine captained by Frank
Hurlbut, on the grounds near the de-
pot, the game beginning at 2:30 O'Clock.
The authorities having found that
the murder of Private Carlton, 9th In
fantry took place in Nebraska, Sergeant
Frank Owens, charged with the crime,
was ON yesterday remanded to prison to
await a requisition from the governor
of Nebraska.
Old Jimmy Ramon, whose ro-
mance'' was told in THE LEADER of
Sunday last, is now playing checkers
with his nose behind the bars of the
Laramie p~enitentiary, having been sent
there for robbing a Black Hitler, last
spring, near Fort Laramie.
The City Council heldla special meet
ing yesterday to consider the questions
at issue between the city and the U. P.
R. R. Co., regarding the title to certain
lands, and a committee was appointed
to confer with the proper officers of the
company on the matter.
The principal present at Macallister's
entertainment last night was drawn by
Mrs. s. Siegman, who resides at the
corner of 10Th and Themes streets. The
principal present. for tonight will be a
complete chamber set Of furniture,
valued at seventy dollars.
H. N. Orr is out of luck again. A
few days agoa train belonging to him,
while in camp near Custer City, was
attacked and twenty head of fine horses
The thieves were followed
nearly 100 miles, but were not over
taken, though they left several dead
horses on the trail.
The billiard fiume saw-mill is now