The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-30
ODDS AND ENDS.
Now look out for mud.

day.
"War with Sitting Bull" will be the
next sensation.
The valuation of the taxable property
in the Black Hills country is nearly
1925, 200.
James Mcconnell, Denver; and Leon
ard LeDuc, Chicago; are at the Key
City House.
The Laramie County Stock Grow
ers' Association will meet in Cheyenne
on Monday.
Luke Voorhees, went out as far as
Pole Creek and met the incoming coach
yesterday.
Railroad men state that yesterdays
snow storm extended from North
Platte to Green River.
Editor Horizons buIldozer dubbed
over last night with poetical senti-
ment and dreamy moonshine.
The Colorado Central broad-guage
to run into West Denver, is being
laid with mar ow-guage rails.
J. W. Dear, Post Trader at New Red
Cloud Agency, was married in Virginia
a few days ago to Miss Mamie Rogers.
Workmen were busy yesterday max
ing repairs on the telegraph lines which
were thrown into disorder by the storm.
The Cheyenne Il Black Hills Stage
company yesterday started n six horse
coach load Of express matter for Dead
wood.
The Sanderson Express company has
made arrangements whereby goods will
be billed through to Cheyenne from the
south direct.
The Denver News says DR.. Latham,
who went from Wyoming to Japan four
or five years ago, talks of returning to
the United States.
n. B. Falconer has been duly COM
missioned by Gov. CARRIER, rs honorary
commissioner from Nebraska to the
Paris Exposition.
General George Crook, accompanied
by staff officers w. s. Schuyler and
John G. Bourke, passed over the road
western bound yesterday.
W. II. Jones, proprietor of the Com
mercial Hotel at Denver, died in that
city on Thursday from injuries received
from a blow on the head two years ago.
Major ]. w. Wham, Paymaster U.
s.. A., will leave during the coming
week for a tour among the forts of the
Territory, where he will pay off the
The Laramie Sentinel says Mr.. II.
II. Ellis has been appointed local agent
and carrier for the Sun. Mr.. Ellis is
wondering what the Sentinel has
against him.
The Cheyenne Bowling Club held a
meeting last night at Beno's. Bowling
Vas INDUCED in a couple of hours and
the party dispersed. No prizes were
the docket.
Yesterday morning, between one and
three O'Clock, burglars entered the res
idence Of 'Old Fritz" near the Catho-
lie church, and took from his trunk 955
in money. They have not yet been appre-
bended.
The Evans Journal says the roundup
Is doing good service. Over 5000 head
Of cattle have been returned since the
to their old range on the north
side. 1t is estimated that not less
than $500 head of cattle persisted in
Weld county.
Police items were slim yesterday.
Caliph Fisher had two cases. The COM
plant made against the men was that
of creating a disturbance and breach of
the peace. Two dollars and costs in
each case; n paid his fine and the
other went to the cooler.
at is an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good" and the late flood in Cali
fornia demonstrated the truth of the
old adage. Over $1,000 acres of land,
hitherto unproductive, have been COW
cred with a rich alluvial deposit of
about two feet in thickness.
The greater portion of the time of
the Baker trial, yesterday, was occu-
pied in hearing the pleadings of the at
torneys for the defence. 1t is expected
that the counsel for the prosecution
will be heard to-day, and if the speech
es are not remarkably lengthy the case
will go to the jury this evening.
Mr.. Charles Mueller of this city went
to the hop at Fort Russell on Thursday
night, and after it was wei started on
foot for home. He lost his way in the
darkness and hauled up yesterday morn
ing about daylight at the Nine Mile
ranch. He arrived in Cheyenne yester-
day afternoon and says the next time
he goes to a ball he won't go.
Liquid extracts for ~favoring our
poses are done away with by the use of