The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-05
n MENTION.
s~tONepiPes are tTumps.

~ ASsA1 ANN - hS NAS He@A
hek over the pail u government milk-
The season Sil proL<biy pass without
an Indian war in the department Of
the Platte.
Utes are Utes, and they will remain
Utes even when settled upon lands in
~seyerAlty.
The Denver a salt Lake railroad will
run through North Park. Surveyors
are now in the Park en- route TO salt
Lake.
Auditor Mason has appointed Mr.. ii.
S. Oliver, Of this city, deputy auditor.
Mr.. Oliver will take possession Of the
Office to-day.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 8
Cheyenne, IS Colorado, Sc through;
No. 4, 10 Cheyenne, I Colorado. 80
through. e. C., Is Cheyenne, l6 east,
9 west.
Mrs. Charles Harvicker made a COM
plant against her husband before JUS
tice Fisher charging him with assault
and battery, etc. lie was jailed in de-
fault Of $3.50 bail.
The handsomely displayed column
advertisement Of Marks a Myers will
be found elsewhere In this issue. This
firm has a large and fine stock Of goods
and is perfectly reliable.
Mr.. l.. II. Bresnahen desires US 10
state in his behalf that he is not a
candidate for sheriff, and requests his
friends TO use his name no longer In
connection with the ~shrieyalty.
Deadwood Times: Lieut.. Spilman and
his company NJ. Of the 7th cavalry left
the post yesterday for the Powder oun
try. They go out as an escort TO some
surveying expedition. railroad we pre-
sumo.
Warren lockwood was killed at
lockwood, near Denver, ON Saturday
last by James Kennedy, n Mexican
half breed. Kennedy escaped and n
reward has been offered for his appre-
hension.
A Frenchman named John MORT.
and an Irishman named Barry, became
involved In u quarrel In 2 pool room In
Denver. Barry struck MORT over the
head and arm with cues, and MORT
shot Barry in return. Barry died.
Henry Ingersly wa arrested yester-
day by Constable Kip on the charge
of stealing a valuable knife from Mr..
n. II. Davis. lie was tried by Justice
Fisher, found guilty and sentenced to
twenty days imprisonment in the
county jail.
A photograph Of the express train
known popularity in England rs 1.-The
Flying Dutchman." has been taken as
1t passed through Twyford station, on
the Great Western railway, at the rate
Of sixty miles an hour, by a photo
graphrr Of Henley.
The Julesburg extension is open for
business TO a point fifty miles south
west of the main line. Mr.. j. w.
snyder, manager Of the Ilif estate, is
shipping cattle from Riverside station,
on the line Of the extension, and in the
midst OF the vast range Of the nif es-
tate.
The county commissioners held n
special meeting yesterday, all members
present, and transacted considerable
routine business In ordering the pay
ment Of bills, etc. The sheriff was or
dered TO open up the Cheyenne Pass
road and remove the distractions
thereon.
The surveyors general OF the western
states and territories will meet In Salt
Lake to-day In convention. The object
OF the meeting Is to discuss the present
method OF making surveys, with n view
of instituting certain reforms tending
to secure better and more permanent
work than under the present laws.
The eye Of the writer fell yesterday
upon a beautiful floral tribute at the
residence Of Judge Spaun. II was n
present from the magnificent grounds
of Judge Slaughter, of this city, and
selected with that elegance and cult
walton Of taste which Miss Slaughter
alone knows how to bestow. 1t was
presented to Judge Spaun by j. G.
Pratt, esq, n brother ut the bar.
A new improvement for feeding and
watering cattle in transit without un-
loading is being urged upon the atten-
tion OF railroad and cattlemen. 1t
consists of an apparatus to be erected at
stations, whereby feed basins are
pushed into the ordinary stock car, and
water Is afterwards furnished In the
same vessel through pipes. II is
claimed that n sh~rinkage of so pounds
per head will be saved.
The coolest tramp In the country is
one sailing under the name of Alexan-
der Grant. He has been lettering about
town for several months and pilfering
for u living. The authorities have been
e~ndeavoring TO get rid II him and have
tried Imprisonment in the calaboose
and county Jail, labor on the streets,
and threats, but he sticketli closer
than n brother. Yesterday he was
brought into Judge Beams office by