The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-04
AUGUST RAYS.
Good bye Hornet.

Qufte WARM yesteIuay-oo IN the
shade.
Our churches will doubtless be crowd
ed to-day. " 5.2
The Inter Ocean hotel bar changes
hands this morning.
The Laramie county tax is twenty
two mills on the dollar.
District court rel tomorrow
morning in Albany county.
The Board of County Commissioner
meet on Tuesday morning.
Five passengers 60 out on the Dead
wood coach this morning.
Valuation of real and personal prop
erty in Laramie county is 50, or, 1890 |
The Board of City Trustees will hold
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Considering the season of the year,
there is very little sickness in our
midst. a.a-ad a4oA isl
Rev. j. Jennette, of the Catholic
church, breaches his farewell sermon
to-day. f4st8 .as n
A man advertises when he loses his
dog, but he doesn't when he loses his
mother-in-law.
Tom Miller, formerly a resident of
this city, has opened q dance house in
Potato Gulch.
Mr.. Carney, Of the Key City House
Is delighted because patrons are flock
ing to his standard.
It is thought that the yield Of wheat
in Dakota territory this year will be
Ii 100000 bushels.
So live that when thy summons
comes-you won't fear the constable
who serves It on you. s.
Considerable discussion took place
Yesterday among some Of our citizens
on the gas question.
Mr.. T. Dyer is having the sidewalk
repaired in front Of his property on the
east side OF Ferguson street.
The transfer of convicts from Wyo-
ming TO Nebraska results In the saving
OF thousands Of dollars to this Territory.
The Denver base ball tournament will
be held during the latter part Of the
month. -Four prizes In all amounting
to $500 will be offered.
"There's no place like homen-unless
it's some nice young girls home, when
the old folks are at class meeting, and
the match box is empty.
II there is one time more than
another that a man tells q downright
lie, It is when he lacks a sign on his
door, Twill return In q few minutes"
An Iowa editor, who was compelled
to give up his seat to a lady In a street
car, described 1t as being vcrowded out
to make room for more interesting
matter"
Buck-beer cucumbers and young
onions make q nice wholesome lunch to
go to bed on this time of the year, pro-
yided ones conscience is clear and his
viii made.
One Of the printers on TIE LEADER
sneezes 30 hard that he shakes all the
buttons of his trousers, and now uses
slivers instead. His boots have to be
strapped to his legs.
Sitting Bull wants to come home and
be a good Indian, but the vicegerent
OF the great father at the Interior De-
partment tells him his absence is pref
cradle to his company.
Messrs. F. E. Warren and William
Guiterman left yesterday for Hat
creek to look after their stock interests
in that section. On Monday they will
brand a number of stock, the last of
$500.
A large quantity Of brick is already
on the ground for the erection of Kabis
Dillman's two story brick on, Eddy
street. When completed 1t will be-
quite an Improvement to that portion
of the city. 4
1t would make a stone image turn
green with envy to observe the express
sion Of profound abstraction that set
ties down on the face Of a worshipper
when the contribution box gets within
about three p.ws Of him.
The great American traveller, Uncle
Daniel Pratt, is immured in a Boston
bastile, charged with stealing $50. We
cannot believe that the old boss tramp
would know what that much n
waa IN ha had uaar ~