The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-11
MINOR MENTION

A number of new cars are being
built for the Denver Pacific road.
Sheriff Cook, of Denver, is in Ban
gor, Maine, enjoying a bridal tour.
A surgical society is talked of in
Denver. Where will the ''stiifs'' come
froml
Father Hayes will go to Laramie to.
day, where he will hold services on
Sunday.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
this Friday evening, it being the usual
preparatory service prior to commu-
MON.
A most interesting letter OH Oregon
and Idaho will appear in the LEADER
tomorrow.
Red flannel is good for the proven
ton of rheumatism, but rather bad for
heat during this weather.
There will be no services at the Cath
Ollie church next Sunday, owing to the
absence of Father Hayes.
Several large parties of ladies and
gentlemen are going to the Fort Collins
camp meeting on next Sundays excur-
sion train.
A man named Charley Jones tried to
murder Judge Schock, Of Summit
county, Colo, the other day, but failed
to hit his man.
There Is a hew and dangerous coun-
terfeit in circulation, but as 1t is of the
IS persuasion, 1t lets one out of pros
pective trouble.
The Fifth avenue Pinafore company
is in Denver. The members will give
a sacred concert in Cremona garden on
Sunday evening next.
The County commissioners met yes
terday and examined the books Of Sher-
i'll Draper and Justice Bran, which
they found correct.
The Denver Times says the man who
claims that the rainfall in Colorado is
increasing is a liar and a horse-thief.
Same here, contemporary.
By the kindness Of Capt. Smith, of
the U. S. signal Office, the LEADER is
enabled to present thermometric read
ing daily. The first appears elsewhere
this morning.
There is q very large attendance at
the Fort Collins camp meeting. The
tents are pitched in an immense grove
of large trees about a mile from the
Hacks run to and fro, charg-
ing ten cents per passenger.
An agent Of the Chicago Times is in
the city soliciting patronage for a Den
yer edition Of that paper.-Neps. Yes;
the LEADER mentioned the fact several
months ago that the Times contemplate
ed issuing a Denver edition.
The County commissioners meet to-
day at the court house as a board of
equalization. Those who are dissatis-
fled with their assessments, should go
before the board now, and have the cor
rections made or hold their peace in
the future.
o. p. Goodwin, Esq, returned yes
terday from Ogalalla, where he went to
purchase some cattle. He says there
was too much shooting at that place for
him, and expresses himself well salts
fed that he has returned with a whole
head without one thought of cattle.
Capt. E. S. Smith has been appointed
U. S. marshal to go Fort Lara
ME and bring Allen Laughlin, the
murderer of ii. w. Harris on the mil
.tary reservation at that place, to this
He leaves this morning on his
of duty.
A telegram from London lsays; A
Iairage, stock yard) capable of accom-
nodating eight thousand head Of cat
lie, to facilitate the importation of
American cattle, will be erected at
Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire, and
connected with the whole railway sys-
.em of England.
Officer Ingalls, arrested two or
.hree cows that he found running at
Iarge upon the streets, and placed them
in the cattle pound. Our citizens