The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-19
MINOR MENTION.

point 10 North Park.
An expedition is being QUILTED in
Cheyenne for the North Park.
Cheyenne will have q most attractive
entertainment on tine Fourth.
The pay car of the U. p. road will
arrive in Cheyenne this evening.
Colorado might get rid of her railroad
troubles by buying up the roads.
Hon. W. W. Corlett will deliver the
Grafton in Laramie City on the Fourth.
Mr.. F. f. Warren is builing a large
barn in the rea of the First national
bank.
Marshal Ryan's sorrel running horse
will participate in the races on the
Fourth.
Leadville promises itself a white lead
factory. Its name will then be very ap-
propriate.
Gov. Hoyt writes from Madison,
Wis, that he will start for Cheyenne
on the 18th inst.
The public drinking fountains for
Denver have been ordered and will
loon be erected.
This is the month of roses In agricul-
tural chimes. Here it is the month OF
blowses. N. B.-Copyright secured.
A dime sociable will be held at the
residence of Prof. Wells on tomorrow
evening, by the ladies Of the Baptist
church.
The Madame Rentz minstrel party
passed through Cheyenne yesterday on
their way from Denver to Omaha.
Reynolds, the convicted Mormon, Is
safely ensconced within the grim walls
OF the Lincoln, Neb. penitentiary.
When the North Park excitement
spreads more, all fortune hunters will
disembark and outfit at Cheyenne.
The monarch Of the forms inserted
a telegram in this column yesterday.
He evidently wanted to make sur e OF
variety.
A stage line will be established from
Cheyenne to North Park as soon as the
Indications are favorable to permanent
wealth.
Gov. Spates issued a requisition yes.
terday on the governor of Idaho for the
return to Wyoming of a fugitive from
justice.
Much interest in the international
tramp now going on in London, is felt
in Cheyenne. Considerable money is
wagered or the result.
Considerable stock was subscribed
yesterday to the Cheyenne driving park
association. Over two-thirds of the
amount is now assured.
Building and loan associations are
becoming numerous in Denver. After
a while the people may wish they
weren't quite so numerous.
A three year old child of Charles
Metcalf, of Omaha, drank some concen-
trated I've on Monday, and its life was
~despaired Of for a time.
The Salt Lake Tribune says the wind
howled in six languages Monday, hurled
the dust in the eyes of Saint and sinner,
and didn't shut up until Old Sol sat
down upon 1t in the west.
The free entertainment given by
some of the best of our city amateurs
on Tuesday evening, under the auspices
of Mr.. +. f. Warren will probably be
repeated at an early day.
Thomas Fisher, w. j. Sturgis, John
Cummins, j. S. Taylor and j. E. futile
left yesterday morning for North Park.
They will go over the Cheyenne route,
and will be absent for two weeks al
least.
Rev. w. ii. Gillian, pastor of the NJ.
+. church, desires it to be stated that .
full meeting of the official board OF
said church is requested at 81 O'Clock
this evening at the church. Business
of great importance requires attention,
One of the road agents now in the
Cheyenne Jail awaiting trial is a son Of
the president of the United States. OF
course his true name is not known tC
the court. p. S.-If this is an infringe.
ment on the suns copyright, the dam.
ages are ready.
Dick Brown, our old Banjo Dick
writes from San Francisco, June 9th.
that he would leave for Australia or
the 9th of this month, and from there
to South Africa. He promises to send
communications from both Australis
and South Africa.
When the parties who are now In
the North Park region shall have re
turned, the true value of the discover,
les will be known. Until then it would
be well to wait. Meanwhile, however
If you wish to go out, remember thai
Cheyenne is the nearest available rail
road point.
Calvin Wilson was engaged painting
the drop curtain, at the Gem theater
yesterday, when a gust of wind surget
the curtain. overturning the ladder ant
throwing him to the floor, a distanc,
of twelve feet, breaking his left leg il
two places. He was attended by DIR.
Fortier .-Deadtcaod Pioneer.
At a meeting of the Firemen's Relic
association held at the central fire sta