The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-18
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nyoa prosper Aay ~ day
And . mule VII nsyeE kick yOa
uyoa always keep away.
But-and this IL whsns the hitch IA.
For you've notesd q IL 80
Your nose always itehss
nyour hands are In the dough.
oflcer ingalls, went 10 Denver yes
terdAy with the insane man. Moses
Milsap.
Other labor strikes are threatened In
Denver.
A complete saw mill Is on the way to
North Park.
Things seem 10 have simmsred down
In Leadyille.
Boulder viii have a home tournament
on the 9Th OF July.
The Meas, Of. Omaha, has succumbed
to a lack Of patronage.
Some men Of money are taking In q
dry placer machine to North Park.
The PIRATES Of Penunce,- by the
authors OF "Pinafore," viii be pro-
dueed In Omaha on next Monday even
ing.
The public school entertainment will
DO given on the evening Of the 18th
inst.
The prospects are that there will be
heavy competition for the tournament
prizes on the 9Th Of July.
Denver Times: There are two whole
sale grocery firms in Denver, whose
sales now average $4,000 per day.
It was IN Omaha youth who engaged
himself TO a girl. borrowed nifty dollars
from her. and then married another
girl
The track in the Cheyenne driving
park IL i'm good condition. A number
Of fast trotters are being trained there
daily.
The date OF the entertainment for
the benefit Of the NJ. z. church has
been changed TO Thursday evening,
June "a.
Greeley Tribune: A picked team
from the Poudre valley hooks will go to
Cheyenne to win that $500 purse, on
July 9Th.
A woman named Mrs. Nancy Hoff-
min, the mother OF five children, who
resides In Omaha. attempted suicide on
Tuesday.
Laramie Times Cheyenne will please
take notice that we have now 4 fve-
stamp mill In our city, and will have
two more inside OF twenty days.
The sale OF government horses ut
Camp Carlin yesterday was largely at
tended. The animals commanded
higher prices than ut any sale for many
years.
Tho cottage prayer meeting Of the
Presbyterian church win meet at the
residence Of E. Maggie, ESQ.,, Seven
teenth street. ut 8 O'Clock this friday
evening.
The pupils In the school ut Recrea-
tion hall win give the closing exercises
Of the term this afternoon. commenc-
ing ut 2:30 O'Clock. The friends Of the
pupils are cordially invited to attend.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8, s
Cheyenne. CO Colorado, 80 through; No.
4. IL Cheyenne, 12 Colorado, 20 through;
c. C., II Cheyenne. IS sast, 10 west;
ID. p, IA Cheyenne, IL cast, s>~est.
Omaha Republican: Judge Carter,
n OF Wyoming's delegates to the re-
publican national convention, the man
who voted for Grant 80 long. and who
cast his vote on mi ballot for Phil.
Sheridan, Is In the city ON his way
home. He remains here a day or two
to purchase some thoroughbred stock
for his Wyoming rancho.
A m named Mrs. White, who
was a passenger ON No. 4 train yester-
day, gave birth 10 n boy baby In the
Pullman sleeper on Wednesday night.
DIR. Nance, father Of the governor. at
tended the mother. All concerned are
doing well. In return for the DOCTORS
kindness, Mrs. White has named her
son Albinus Nance White.
Denver Necs: George Taylor, u
Cheyenne negro, was arrested In this
city yesterday by Omcer Hudson, on n
charge Of bipnmv He left his wife he-