The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-01

a cola tind nearer than Bear Paw !

Judge Miller, Of the Probate court, is
holding sessions daily.
Carroll wants to know II the reaper
is going for him next.
Nebraska is o. K, with fifteen BUSH
els of wheat to the acre.
The Territorial board Of equalization
will complete its labors to-day.
To be over dainty in society speak Of
1t as 'the order Of the gum elastic"
1t will be rather costly for road
agents to tackle the coaches these days.
Nj. Carpenter shipped sixteen a
loads Of cattle yesterday from Jules
burg.
The Boissett combination will hold
forth In Recreation Hall, Saturday
evening. 70 +
Tramps are too numerous In Denver,
and the authorities don't know what to
| do about it.
Col. w. R. Steele has gone to Rawlins
to attend the preliminary trial Of the
train robbers.
Archery furnishes rational and dig
ni6ed amusement, besides requiring
and even developing skill.
The selection Of salt lands made by
Gov. Routt, of Colorado, has been APP
proved by the government.
1t doesn't make much difference, but
to be .'toney'' you must pronounce it
Beckonsheld, not BeekonsHeld.
Several prairie schooners were 10
Gated q Camp Carlin yesterday.
The owners are destined for Oregon.
! One Of the most suspicious circum-
stances In life is to hear an undertaken
recommend the festive watermelon.
A serenading party on Seventeenth
street made midnight hideous with the
tintinabulations Of demoralized tin
ware.
Our talented friend, J. W. Hardinge,
has gone to Colorado to participate in
the canvass. He will support Loveland
and Patterson.
Messrs. Carey Bros. shipped seven.
teen a loads Of cattle yesterday from
Pine Bluffs for Chicago. They will
ship t~hirty-four a loads to-day.
Brother Mills observes that the man
who promptly pays his bills and smiles
YOU'RE welcome" is certainly destined
to view future eclipses from the other
side.
1t Is worthy Of remark that small
boys don't meet with accidents from
flying vehicles In the streets of an even.
ing. Some of them seem to tempt in.
jury.
Gopher hunting is pleasant amuse-
ment betimes. But those who gopher
them all the time amt calculated to
show their lofty domes Of thought in
the nations capitol.
Don't know why the puddles are
there but 1t is most aggravating on a
dark evening to step into one while
quietly promenading. Will the proper
authority please transfer them, say to
the middle Of the street?
The Denver Nsps published a startler
at the head of its local column yester-
day. 1t read: Tomorrow is the first
Of August" Nothing could make 1t
more sensational than to add: eyes
terday was the thirtieth Of July"
or all the sad waves that have flooded
this country the autograph mania is the
worst. 1t has passed the Mississippi
and rapidly nears the Pacific. Famou.
and prominent men will have no peace,
Think of the albums we shall have te
all
The joke Of the campaign, so far, is
Mr.. Loveland's ''young man" calling
Jim Belford fred headed,n when
Smiths own top-knot would make a
respectable head light in the brightest
and most lurid flames Of the hell of our
fathers. Central Register Cal.
Those who are DESTROYS of seeing
twenty yoke Of wild Texas steers
hitched up for the irst time, can do 30
by going out beyond the warehouse
formerly owned by Bean & Hotel,
about 10 O'Clock this morning. The
cattle belong to Mr.. Chas. McEwen.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church, will meet at the
rooms of Mrs. Converse at 8 O'Clock.
this afternoon. All ladies interested
in the church, whether members of the
church and society or not, are earnestly
invited and requested to be present.
John Hamilton, a fireman on the Col
orado Central, received q pistol wound
in the left leg neal the ankle, on Mon
day evening at Denver. He lifted out
his coat from a shelf in the baggage car
and the revolver falling to the floor
caused a cartridge to explode with the
result as stated.
A fine large buffalo bull was killed
yesterday by an employee Of WIN. Swan
and a man named Lambert, at a point
two miles above Mr.. SWANS ranch and
about s~ixty-seven miles north Of this
city. 1t was SOLITARY and alone,n and
the ranchmen squirting their horses
soon got along side and emptied the
contents Of their revolyers into the an.
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