The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-28
MINOR MENTION.

the streets. The city has n hired gang
besides
wyoming's mineral will
show up more largely this year than
ever before.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this evening at 7:3o. Subject:
! Peter, 5 Ill
A stranger named w. ii. Martin,
from Peoria, Ills, died suddenly In
Denver on Monday.
The call for a territorial republican
convention appears elsewhere in this
issue Of the LEADER-
The Tedmon house, Fort Collins,
will be opened pm next "Wednesday
evening. Tickets, $500.
Hayerly will run the Tabor opera
house at Leadyille on the expiration Of
the lease OF Jack Langrisbe.
No. 4 train yesterday contained
twelve coaches, three Of them being
sleepers, and three, emigrant coaches.
The Denver and Rio Grande road will
o add another passenger train to Its
already extensive travelling aecommoda-
tions.
Judge Lytle received a letter from
Jack creek on yesterday. The writer
stated that the snow was two feet deep
on the level.
Russian Immigrants are pouring in
to Colorado. II Is n wonder the pun
tive Denver press doesn't say the i'm
migrants are Russian In.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. Z.
church viii meet this "wednesday af-
ternoon at ? O'Clock Mt the parsonage.
A good attendance requested.
Proposals are asked for TO build a
ditch to the new storing reservoir and
~discharging canal from sloan's lake.
The advertisement appears elsewhere.
Justice 7. NJ. Fisher has been mp
pointed a notary public In and for Lari-
mer county, Colorado. The appoint
ment Is credited 10 Tyner, North Park
The Laramie Times Is being imposed
upon by Jilm mountain prospectors.
The bottom will soon fall out Of the
boom and somebody Is liable to get hurt
In consequence.
In the district court on yesterday,
the case OF Wilkinson VS., Wilkinson,
an action In divorce, was referred TO
the master In c~hancery, ]. w Bruner,
10 take testimony.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. .,
0 Cheyenne, 40 Colorado, and 2s
through; No. 4, Z Cheyenne, o Colora-
do and 113 through; Colorado Cen
trail. 8 Cheyenne, 0west, 2 east.
The case OF NJ. Edwards. charged by
A. Simmons with assault with intent to
kill, was heard by Justice T. NJ. Fisher
on yesterday, and the defendant dis
charged. lilo will be tried to-day on
a charge OF assault and battery.
The district court met again on yes
terday, and the witnesses named yes
terday were fe-eAaininea. inere are
seVerah points III az Zee o.i case winch
may nase W 10 e~iuc'ua.eo ny witnesses
oeiore .ne Ease VI nnahy consiuefea ny
Inc court.
The railroad surveyors are locating
the route OF the road from the Chug
back to Cheyenne. They were working
along little Bear creek on yesterday.
As 300 rs the corps gets into town
work VIII begin. The road VIII be
located from The Chue to Fort Laramie
and beyond, after work has begun at
this end.
Judge Blair came down on n freight
train on last evening, and the supreme
court will therefore to-day,
according to mutual understanding.
This Is the day which Chief Justice
Sener had fixed for his departure on n
visit east, but he will scarcely get
through with the supreme court and
the consideration Of the fee bill case in
time for the train.
Certain buildings in Mott street.
whichare the stronghold OF the Chinese.
have recently been sold and the new
proprietors declare their intention 10
oust the Chinese. Tomorrow or Thurs