The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-30
MINOR MENTION.

There are just 39l
trcupes in the country.
The Buffalo Bill troupe are drawing
crowded houses in Colorado.
Denver is the Cincinnati of the west,
Beer saloons fringe ever street.
Southern and middle Colorado folks
are complaining of too much rain.
Remember the usual prayer meeting
at the Congregational church this
evening.
A good, healthy cucumber acts on a
disabled stomach much the same as a
railroad cartridge.
Prayer and teachers meeting Us
usual at the Presbyterian church this
evening at 8 O'Clock.
The Mormon Cannon shoots off his
mouth too much for his health He
should be quarantined.
Fifty car loads of cattle belonging to
]. II. Bosler, will be forwarded to east
ern markets in a day or two.
Laramie weeps for a hennery. Let's
see. can't hens hatch out goose eggs?
But why set goose eggs in Laramiep
Atelegram received yesterday at the
Stock Exchange, states that the cattle
market is exceedingly dull at pres
| ent. r4
Capt. Warren and Mr.. Guiterman
were enjoying a ride last evening in
their new Concord wagon, made by
Robertson.
Senators Window and Plumb, of
| Minnesota and Kansas respectively, are
endeayoring to be tempted by Colora-
dos mining stocks.
The receiver of the Denver Pacific
will take a walk on Friday when the
trustees for the bondholders will as
sumo control of the road.
The government directors Of the
Union Pacific stopped over ut North
Platte last night; they will in all proba-
bility remain here to night,
A number Of eastern capitalists
passed through Cheyenne yesterday on
their way to the new mining camps OF
Colorado, seeking investments.
f. e. Warren is having a large brick
barn or stable, erected Immediately in
the rear of his store. Its size will be
32x54, and equal to his store building
in height.
Secretary OF Territory, Col. A. Worth
Spates, is preparing Tor the next meet
ing of our legislature, he presiding
DER the preliminary organization of
each house.
A close comparison Of the Colorado
health resorts and Cheyenne convinces
the intelligent and unbiased judge that
the climate of the latter is superior for
consumptives.
A party of ladies and gentlemen on
horseback and in carriages, went out
to Mr.. Farrel's ranch Monday evening,
where they were royalty entertained by
MI. and Mrs. Farrell.
Buffalo Bill and troupe will reach
Cheyenne on Friday afternoon. They
will play at Central City tonight,
Boulder tomorrow night and Cheyenne
on Friday and Saturday nights.
They are having quite a rush at the
closing out sale at j. Jay Joslin's. The
clerks had three or four assistants last
evening, and even then they did not
get their goods in order, until mid
night.
Judge j. r. Whitehead returned yes
terday from the North Park with some
rich specimens of silver bearing rock.
He reports the Cheyenne colonists hard
at work and confident of making rich
strikes this summer.
A number of the beaux and bellies OF
Cheyenne will go to Chalk Bluffs to-
morrow, where they will picnic to their
hearts content. They will start 'at
five O'Clock in the morning. and re-
turn in the moonlight.
Judge Kingman, accompanied by his
two sons, started out on another pros
pecting tour to the Laramie Peak re-
gion yesterday. He will go direct to
Reeds Peaks locality, where DR.. Silas
Reeds party discovered valuable mineral
deposits in 1874.
The gentlemen connected with the