The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15


YsstSrSaysa.ains Sssaaft7 chey-
enne passengers.
Butler received a car'lsaa Of " heeler
Mowers yesterday. NAto0
sheep-shears are flying though the
heeces all around us. - u
At4 o'clock this morning all U. P.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
The strawberry growers of Greeley
will pick i've six hundred bushels
this year. @N
Mr.. D. 3. Post has put down a fine
new sidewalk In 'front.' of his residence,
corner of Hill and 18th streets.
The strawberry festival given by the
Episcopal ladies, last might, at the In
ter-Ocean, "a a complete success in
every particular. rddI'
A car load of fruit and a car loadAof
vegetables arrived yesterday. The GU
cumbers pleased our physicians rather
more than anything else.
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The real estate business is looking
up at Green River. The Press records
the sale Of stable lot to thesstage com
$1,000 Reconsideration ao,l
The Mayor will call a special meet
ing of the City Council Immediately, to
take action upon the proposition Of Mr..
]. T. Clark, for supplying our city with
water works.
When Cheyenne man opens a new
saloon, he sends out ~gilt-edged, per-
fumed notes; in dainty ~envelopes, in
viting his friends to drop in and assist
at the, important ceremony EA4A
Out on the Western division OF the
Union Pacific, Superintendent Egbert
has adopted the plan of passing tramps.
He gives them special (grayel) cars,
and his last load numbered tw~enty-four.
The Black Hills branch will not utll-
ize that portion of the Wyoming Gen.
trail now in operation between this city
and Camp Carlin. w. p: Davis offered
it to Dillon, but Sidney wouldn't ac-
cept it.
They have been married but four
weeks, yet when we saw them on the
street, yesterday, she was carrying a
heavy satchel, while he Yhsd' his hands
in his pockets and a cigar IN his mouth.
Their honeymoon is over. 30
Denver is being rapidly depopulated.
Her citizens are departing for Canon
City in large detachments, each of
which is escorted by deputy sheriffs.
The state ~penitentiary is located at
Canon City, and court is in session at
Denver. '"'' ~4~ "'' "''
The immense stock of wall paper,
borders, etc., at the P. o. news-depot
has been overhauled and marked down,
so that all can now afford to re-paper
and decorate their domiciles. All of
the late and beautiful designs will be
found there.
The base ball boys charge that our
correspondent is the only malcontent in
the. club, and assert that they hayea
catcher who discounts him. we advise
the boy to withdraw at once and see if
the club will get along larmoniously
without him.
Sergeant Dobbins has been located
here too long. He is getting tothink
that he can give us almost any variety
Of weather without being grumbled at.
Gen. Myer should send him to the
Black Hills, where the people pay no
attention to the weather.
The Denver News mentions the
name Of "Ex-Gov. Lee, of Wyoming"
in a lengthy article On female suffrage.
Wyoming never had a governor of that
name. We did, however, have a secre-
tary named Lee, but he is a citizen of
Connecticut, and has been for several
years past.
On and after to-day stages will leave
here for Deadwood upon the arrival Of
the Union Pacific express from the