The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-17

psr day.
Ths LEADER compositions acknosl-
edge the receipt Of boxes Of fruit from
Lytle a Ella
The Denver eouncilmen are having .
parrot and monkey time Of it oyer the
sewer eontractA
Sunstrokes are unknown on the
plains. Hark. ye who imagine we are
pArboiled daily BY old Sol.
Twentythree smigrant wagons pass
cd through Cheyenne yesterday ON their
way to Oregon and Washington.
There ID said 10 be no difference be-
tween q grasshopper and agrass widow.
Either win jump ut the hrst chance.
Headlines In the Denver Republican:
"Rotten 10 the Core" THE Way the
Common Council Looks 70 an Out
slider"
Many Of the men who prospected for
corner lots In North Park have left.
The men who remain are developing
their claims.
f. w. Whitoomb's ranch on Hat
creek has been purchased by N. r. Da-
Wis, who 10 taking 1.2o0 head Of Oregon
cattle thitber.
Cheyenne II the healthiest city In the
United States, soithosa a single exception,
and the census report will prove the
fact beyond dispute.
slows mutton to-day" asked n
buyer Of Gus. otterbach, yesterday.
"sheep," replied Gus; show many
pounds viii you have?"
The Utes are not showing themselves
As being very obstreperous this summer.
The troops to the north and south OF
them have a quisting effect
Residents Of Cheyenne never-that
Is less neutrality-suspicious. trouble
In raising the wind In fact, the wind
Is nearly always raised for them.
1t is usually thought down east thin,
In Wyoming the women make the laws.
This Is n mistake. The men make the
laws, and the women make the law.
makers.
At the signal ONCE yesterday the
highest temperature recorded was 1872.
lowest, $50. Thunder shower $50 te
4:45 O'Clock p. IN. Amount OF rainfall,
Is Of one inch.
A cheap excursion for the populace Il
Dale creek il being arranged by compe.
tent parties. The rate will DO put down
so low that 1t will be cheaper to go thar
to stay at home.
Chas. Collier, ex-assistant chief Of the
Denver fire department, had one Of hi.
legs amputated on Thursday. His leg
was injured about two months ago,
while running TO q are.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8,
4 Cheyenne; Al Colorado; So through
No. 4, o Cheyenne; 0 Colorado; q
through. C. q. 10 Cheyenne; 10 east
o west. D. p, 0 Cheyenne; l2 east
8 west.
A tenderfoot, while visiting one Of
our ~neighboring ranches, leaned tempo
rarily against the real end Of n fresl
broncho. His spirit now whispers tina
IL will sell a pair Of nickel plated spur
cheap.
Never before In the history Of Chey
emo were our home made saddles In 81
great demand. The manufacturer,
have more orders than they can all
Many Of the saddles are shipped T.
Idaho, Oregon, and Washington terri
tory.
It seems probable that the Dakoti
extension Of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railway win reach the Black Hill
before the Union Pacific extension
thither Is commenced. Il Is alread,
built TO 4 point several miles west o.
the James river.
Greeley Tribune: The new hotel b
an assured fact. and work win o b
begun. Over $1,000 in stock has beer
taken. The building will DO put up fol
hotel purposes exclusively. and will
probably cost, furnished, s15, 900 to s20.'
600. The site has not yet been selected
and who the landlord win be is un'
known.
Salt Lake Tribune: It is stated by q
woman who keepsa questionable har'
EN-, that she has had an average OF
twelve applications per week from
young Mormon girls wishing to obtain
admission into her harem, but she has
always turned them away with mother.
ly advice. How remarkable the con.
trast between this woman and those Of
the Mormon church, who 20 through
the territory preaching polygamy and
soliciting young women for the harems
OF the scoundrels who call themselves
the Lords chosen people.
The Cheyenne Carriage works
The Greeley Tribune pays Mr.. Rob.