The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-20

ABOUT the middle oil July
The new steel rail on this division
makes a caboose about as pleasant to
ride in as a Pullman palace.
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Two cars of -four, Z of canned goods
and 1oof vegetables for Cheyennc'ar-
rived from the west last night.
Lighting our streets with gas viii
cause young lovers to seek the lakes
for billing and cooling exercises.
The upper roundup reached Horse
creek yesterday. There are no late ad-
vices as,to the Progressed the work.
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Our citizens seem TO have settled
down to the conclusion that they will
not celebrate Oh the Fourth this year.
On Monday last Barton Sandborn, of
Greeley, Colo, picked 700 quarts of
Strawberries, and on Tuesday 600
quarts. TET
Strawberries are coming in from east,
west and south, the latter, from Gree
ley, Colo, being much the largest and
choicest.
Laramie thieves carry. off whole
stables, and the despoiled owners are
then compelled to stand guard over the
foundations.
If somebody will tell us where
"Trempolian, West Santa Barbara Cal
ifornia,' - is, we shall be ready 10 visit
the happy hunting grounds.
Over in Virginia Dale the farmers
have put in good crops, which are
growing finely. Young grasshoppers
are Matching out there, but it is thought
they will do little or nj damage.
Our Contemporaries are notified that
it will be wise to collect in advance for
all advertising, etc, contracted for by
Campbell's panorama outfit, which,
when last heard from, was in Denver.
Captain Mix, of the Second cavalry,
is mentioned as the probable command
er of General S~heridan7s escort on the
forthcoming trip through the Big Horn
and the Yellowstone regions.
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A small boy was knocked down by II
carriage on Ransom street, yesterday,
and the wheels passed over both of his
legs and one arm. He would have been
badly injured, but the ground was soft
and the vehicle wasa-baby carriage.
Those homely Denver girls are emil
grating to mountain mining towns and
watering places, in the hope of catch
ing husbands. They will accept the
proposals of anyhody-from Il foreign
nobleman down to a free born cowboy.
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While ont in the country recently,
Tom Street crawled undera haystack,
burrowed-a hole inSthe center large
enough to admit lis massive Uranium,
rose to his feet and walked of. He is
still wearing that hay stack.
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The next meeting OF the Wyoming
Press Association will be held in this
city on Tuesday next, June 26th.- An
excursion to Pine Bluffs, Denver. or
some other way station should be got
ten up for the benefit of the Associ-
alton. ~ g rye
The Levy ~manslaughter cast &C.
cupied the attention of the District
court yesterday. Twenty witnesses were
examined and good. progress made. 1t
is probable that the jury will be charged
and sent out tomorrow, or next day at
farthest. q
Things are getting down to the pro-
verbal "hard-pan" in Cheyenne. Our
first-class barber shops now scrape q
mans face for ten cents and cut his
hair for two bits. Another evidence
that economy and thrift are gaining
Roadway here is shown by the sight of
men walking abont the streets picking
up rags.
Remember the festival tosbe held at
the Presbyterian church, corner of 18th
and Ferguson streets, Thurday, June
21st. Strawberries, ice cream, boquets
and music. ID je19-3t,
Underwear Of all descriptions at re-
duced rates at PoLACK's. je15-tf
A new line OF lamps and lamp-shades
at lm13-tfl CONVERSE & WARREN,s.
Go to s. Bon's for your boots and
shoes, as he sells them cheaper than
anyone else in the city. iel7-6t
GOO SALOON keepersL. VI u
will find new and elegant designs in
bar fixtures andsglassware at
a15-dtf CONVERGE & WARREN's.