The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-14

What fo1d mszn,uss if awaken
OF the days ere We were wed.
when upon my good coat collar
On Was laid your Little head.
Lovingly I Struked thoss us.ses.
In h happF days gone by:
Now strike TEN every meal time
Inthe butter or the pie.
Fine rain yesterday.
Haying has begun on some OF the
ranges.
Mosquitoes in small bands are prowl-
ing about.
The opera house project Is taking a
temporary nap.
G. A. Starlight. ESQ, 1 about TO build
a very hne brick residence.
The number Of the live stock in this
county IL increasing rapidly.
No. 5 train was delayed at overton,
Neb., yesterday by 4 wAshout.
Coles circus will be In Denver this
month, and Barnum's next month.
Gov. Pitkin has got his hand In again
and is turning out n notary public
daily.
Our streets are In a very hne condi-
tion, but that ditch at the depot is as
bad rs ever.
Our settlers on the northern border
do not complain this year Of visits from
the hungry Crows.
Keep your COWS at home; the police
are arresting all that are found running
at large in the city.
The D.P train was kept waiting last
night for No. . from the east which
had IS passengers destined for Denver.
Prayer meeting at the Congregational
church this "wednesday evening ut 8
O'Clock. Scripture lesson, Genesis 4;
3-l5.
johnson and Crook counties are I'LL
ing up. and the day Is not distant when
the citizens thereof will be applying for
county organizations.
Tom Tomson jumped J. J. jennings
cabin In Gothic, Gunnison country.
Jennings shot Tomson and now the
latter has no use for cabins.
The "Blacksmith's Dream" has de-
parted, and nothing remains in town
TO remind m OF the flowing glory OF
canvas-covered ~circuses.
Tho bright ~ postal clerks who
come rs far as Cheyenne, allowed the
Omaha mail to 20 through ON Monday.
1t came back on No. 4 yesterday.
The preliminary sparring for the
county Offices Is going on vigorously.
Some men intend TO run themselves
and friends, all I'm the same boom.
Dakota people seem TO have sue
cumbed quietly TO fate and have ceased
struggling for n new territory or the
admission OF the present territory rs n
state.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
8 Cheyenne; SO Colorado; 40 through;
No. 4. 8 Cheyenne; 0 Colorado; "a
through. C. q. Is Cheyenne; IS east
2 west; d. p. 81 Cheyenne; 0 east; 8
west.
There were five bucks and two
squaws on the east bound train yester-
day. They belong to the Yuma tribe,
and the object Of their visit east is to
have the bucks run foot races In New
York.
Those who have purchased reserved
seat tickets for Rev. Father Bender's
lecture ut the Dramatic theater on
July Goth. are requested TO call at Hollis
bookstore and select their seats from
the diagram.
ID. Frank Perry, the variety actor,
escaped from the Justices court in
Denver on Monday, while the court
was preparing TO hear the charge Of
kidnapping that had been preferred
against him.
Denver is TO have still another pa
per, the Figaro. and 1t will be issued
weekly. Denver needs more papers.
the market might be burdened stil
more and yet not feel the plethora
more than IL does now.
Denver merchants employ detectives
TO shadow their book keepers In faro
banks. When the game Is rounded up
the merchants surprise their trusted
servants by appearing at the most crit
ical moment Of the deal.
The small bridge, fifteen feet in
length between Overton and Elm
Creek, Neb., was washed out on Mon
day and train No. . was delayed ten
hours in consequence. 1t arrived Mt
Cheyenne ut IL O'Clock last night.
All kinds Of business Is rather dull on
the e. p. just row, but only does 1t
appear so when compared to the rush.
ing business done last spring. The
returns for July will be rs great as the
same month Of any previous year.
Enumeration Goldacker sat In the
court room two days to correct any err
rors In enumeration, or to take down
the names Of those who may have been
omitted, rs the census law requires.
lie says: Nobody who l took down
come to see me-"
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