The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-22
RAYS.

City.
Almost all of the widow of the late
Brigham Young has remarked.
Quite a batch Of prisoners are now
corralled in the county Jail awaiting
their fate.
P. E. Studebaker, Esq, the king of
wagon makers, South Bend, Indiana,
is in the city.
II you desire to hear Beecher lecture
say so and help make up that $500
Henry wants.
Prof. Wells is in Laramie City get
ting up the operetta Of Little Red
Riding Hood"
Travel on the Cheyenne & Black
Hills stage line is rather light during
this warm weather.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Arnold, the hand
soonest man in Denver, is booked at
Dyer's. Cigars, Joseph.
Lieuts. Bourke and Schuyler, of Gen.
Geo. Crooks stan, were on the belated
western bound train yesterday.
Rev. G.. w. Green, the Methodist
pastor at Rawlins, will be stationed at
ouray, Colorado, the coming year.
Granger" in his letter published in
this issue, treats upon q matter of vital
interest to the people of Wyoming.
Joseph Mason, ESQ.,, Of Fort Collins,
but formerly a resident of Cheyenne,
came up on the Colorado Central yes
terday afternoon.
Work has been commenced upon the
walls of the new Catholic church build
ing opposite the court house. Eight
men are employed thereon.
"Laborer,"a valued contributor at
Fort Mckinney, has a communication
in this issue Of THE LEADER. We
hope to hear from him frequently.
Two Texas men were arrested last
night for getting drunk and riding their
horses at full speed through the streets.
They now repine In the cooler"
j. Dyer, Esq, agent for the well
known wholesale gun establishment of
B. Kittredge & Co., Cincinnati, is in
the city, stopping at the Railroad
House.
While other sections Of the country
are being visited by disease which is
hurrying hundreds away to the tomb,
we here in Wyoming are blessed with
health and plenty.
The match game of base ball which
was announced to take place yesterday
afternoon between the Cheyenne and
Fort Russell clubs, was a failure on
account of the rain.
Jno. II. Benns, of the Durant fire
company, has entered as one of the
competitors in the single foot race
which comes off at Chicago on the 4th
Of next September.
The tramps now get up little walking
matches among themselves as they
journey from town to town, the stakes
Of course to be paid when they acquire
independent fortunes.
The time is fast nearing when jokes
on oysters and the months in which
they are served will be rife throughout
the photographic press. Let us all re-
member, brethren, that there "R"
jokes which grow stale.
The residence of Conductor s. J..
Smith, Of the Denver Pacific, was re-
Gently burglared in Denver. Every
body who knows Smith will deeply
sympathize with him. The loss is about
800 worth Of jewelry and silver ware.
The Fifth Annual Fair of the Boul-
der County (Col.) Industrial Associa-
ton will open October End, and CON
tinue four days. We are in receipt of
a pamphlet containing a list of the
premiums to be awarded on that occa-
sion.
Mr.. A. d. Shakespeare, a former resi-
dent of Cheyenne, but recently connect
ed with the Townsend House, Salt Lake
City, is expected to return here about
the LIST of next month. He owns prop
erty in Cheyenne and is coming back to
| stay.
Cass Davis says IL the boy who stole
his suit of clothes will return the pam
falcons he may keep the coat and vest.
Its well to go thinly clad this warm