The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-04

A gang of city prisoners under
Policeman Fallen have been doing good
work in removing small rocks from the
street, in the business centre.
Two tea trains, consisting of "a cars,
will pass through here from the west
this morning. There are 45 cars of
tea between Green River and Laramie
now.
The funeral of Willie A. Kuykendall,
who was accidentally killed last Tues
day morning, will occur from the Epis-
copal church at 4:30 O'Clock this after
noon. #
The printer changed the iascautious-
ly" to Continuously in yesterdays
article on the apportionment. He did
not improve the meaning of the para
graph alluded to.
Rumor has it that a well-known citi-
zen will Don bring an action against
the city for damages received in driv-
ing over a cross-walk bank left by the
graders on the hill. n
{ He was kneellng at her feet and say
ing, "My precious sweet, life fingers to
me as a petunia streaked with the
glorious golden frettings of a soul
which knoweth no love So" 80,
Henryl" said she, ''that's the cheese"
The Omaha papers report that the
mad Missouri threatens to; soon wear
away its banks nearthe city othat the
U. p. shops and smelling works will be
engulfed. The entire city will UNI
doubleday be swallowed up ere many
years. 4 Il
Parties from the mountains of Colo
RADIO state that the crops are very back
ward, being much behind those in the
valley. Potatoes are a month later than
usual, while the grain in many places
has hardly headed. The lack of rain is
said to be the cause.
The vicious s'vagabond" who is writ
ing the ''big foot'' squibs for the Ga
zette is endeavoring to beat his way to
the Black Hills. There are too many
creatures of his stripe there now, and as
his Cheyenne record will precede him,
his reception will be a fitting one.
1t is currently reported that Brigham
Young informed the Union Pacific
management that he had f%ifty-three en-
gineers ready to take the place of any
of the men who contemplated striking,
and that they would work for half the
old rates.
A substantial iron floor is being put
down in the dark cell at the Albany
county Jail. 1t is being constructed of
three-sixteenths iron, riveted firmly to-
getber. When completed, we opine
that cell will hold Beyans, Reynolds, or
any of those ADVANTAGEOUS fellows.
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Suppose we pass a law, said a severe
father to his daughters, that no girl
eighteen years old who can't cook q
good meal shall get married until she
learns how to do it?" Why, then,
we'd all get married at seventeen, re-
sponded the girls in sweet chorus.n
The mushroom growth Of Deadwood
is fast becoming supplanted by sturdy
mercantile and mining interests. SThe
buildings throughout the city are.put-
ting on permanent and substantial i'm
provements, while the mines are being
worked by profitable machinery, i'm
ported by outside capitalists.
Perfect honesty goes hand in hand
with excellence and success. If You
don't believe it weigh a, can of Dooley's
Yeast Powder and tryit in your kitch-
en-. You get full weight, and find
little more than one-half as compared
with others, suffice the purpose of
making the most delicious bread, bis
cult, cake, pastry, etc.
The present active demand for Texas
cattle from parties restocking their
ranges or those engaged in cattle rails
ing, promises to result in high prices
for beef next fall, and also in an in
creased movement from Texas next
year. There are now but a limited
number Of thorough Texas cattle upon
the Chicago market, and this leaves
room for corn-feds and for the Wyo-
ming product. The foreign demand for
cattle is also brisk. B,IUA1
For all kinds of delicious meat, and
a general assortment of fresh vege-
tables, such as onions, beets, cabbage,
cucumbers, turnips, etc.. call on Roth
Sc Ballou. You win find them accom-!
modating and very pleasant gentlemen
to do business with an 1t
Bunting, Bunting,
For ladies' dresses, at ms 1sijpS
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