The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-01
MIN0a MENTION.
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This Is book beer day.
Who's 70 he queen Of the MAyF
Prairie schooners are stIinging oEsI
the pialas.
Green River had a May day party on
last evening.
The snow is eight feet deep in tho
Gunnison country.
The cattle and sheep men Of southern
Colorado are again fighting about then
respective ranges
In another column win be found thu
call for a mass meeting Of the republI-
cans Of Laramie county.
A very enjoyable concert was given
in Recreation hall last evening. for the
benefit Of tide baptist church.
An eastern gentleman, who passed
through Yesterday from Leadville on
his way home, says that "Ieadyiiie ID
a living lie."
There was \ party Of six "way up
Japs. on No. 4 yesterday. One OF them
was accompanied BY his wife, \ very
small woman, who dressed in plain
black, American style.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 8,
II Cheyenne. 100 Colorado. and IS
through; No. 4, Cheyenne, II colora'
do and T5 through; Colorado Cen
trai. 0 Cheyenne. ! west, Is east. ID.
r., II Cheyenne, 8 west, "a east.
''It's an IN wind" etc. The Western
Enterprise says, anent the big spring
snow storm In the Hills: '.The miners
are generally feeling good over the snow
storm. a It will give them lots OF
water, wherewith To work their placer
claims"
The Omaha RepuJliouh recently
changed its dress, taking ON a fine non
pareil garb. Now 1t has assumed the
quarto form. eight pages, and Is nov
one Of the handsomest papers In the
country. We congratulate the RepuL-
lioaR on its Improvement.
Here Is n sample Of Laramie's N
ings. II Is from the Times: From J.
X. Brophy. who came In from Cummins
City to-day, we learn that the Betsy
Jane, owned by Messrs. Miller Il Black
burn, Is just booming. A common salt
barrel Of the ore was estimated by those
who saw 1t to have at least $1,000 In
gold In sight In Il. Mr.. Miller will be
In town tomorrow with this ore, and
anyone wishing to see IL can do so. lie
will ship II 10 Denver 10 be milled, and
II Is estimated that II will run at least
$4,000 TO the ton. Now let Cheyenne
come over here by special train and see
this wonderful ore. Verify the boom
has come, and has come to-day.
Denver Ncrs: There has been q
novel fire apparatus ON exhibition in
the mayors office. 1t wa invented by
a st. Joe man, and has yet been
given n practical test. The model works
well; II Is fixed on the bed Of n wagon
and can be raised rapidly to n height
representing seventy feet; when raised
there is n platform capable Of holding
several bremen; from this point water
could be used to great advantage In O
fire. This machine has been on exhibi'
ton in several OF the large eastern
cities, but Il has been considered Of nc
use practically. as n wagon Of immenss
dimensions and carrying n large amount
Of ballast would be necessary TO pre-
vent the machine from toppling over,
when IL was elevated.
Men who are hoping that some time
and somehow in the great future good
will come to them out Of the evil habits
which they form and cultivate here,
should remember that In whatever
fields they SOW their seed, In those and
In no other will their harvest grow.
They have no heaven after death Of
which the seed has not been sown be
fore death. Hence the necessity fol
every one Of us to keep n strict watci
over our imaginations and wishes. fol
according to the character OF these Il
the character Of the demons or angel
that will keep us company. With what
spirit u souls n associated in thu
body, into the hands Of the same viii
we fall when we are loosened from the
body.