The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-26
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DeadwOod Pioneer invention: Pun
stnous."
Steel rails ara passing through on the
L. T. noad in large quantities.
Why doesn't the Denver press take
more n0ts o. the North Park boOmf
ALsnAnis City man has received an
assay Of s2,20e from North Park ore
Highest temperature yesterday, ca )
lowest. So ; highest wind. 10 miles
Stebbins, Post a Co., will establish
a branch bank in North Park this sum-
mer.
Joseph Lambert. q resident Of Den
yer, had his thighbone broken the other
day.
Judge Caleb d. Clements, an old
Denver pioneer, died on "Wednesday
last
The Denver Tribss,e says North Park
will boom bigger than the Gunnison
country.
The democracy Of Colorado are for
well, who In the deuce are they for,
anyway
The scarlet fever epidemic surpasses
any epidemic that ever gained a foot
hold in this city.
There were 81 Colorado passengers
on No. 5 train yesterday; q for Chey-
enne, and 81 through.
George L. Holt is selling loads OF
SIS" puzzles. They are beautiful and
eheap-cOsting only IS cents, and three
days time.
Secretary Schurz thinks that the
Utes will do whatever he wishes, but
the Utes don't happen TO be Of the
same mind.
Some imaginative individual in the
east has started a sensation that q
secret army was organized In ~ to
seat Tilden by force.
Denver Is full Of ~prospectors who are
going TO North Park. P~rospectors
should know that Cheyenne Is the near
est point TO North Park.
Several assay certificates OF Rawhide
ores were received In this city yester-
day from Colorado assay Offices, the
highest being twenty-three ounces Of
silver.
The remains OF the late W. b. vick-
ers, Of Denver, were buried at 0o'clock
yesterday morning. A large concourse
Of people followed the body to the
grave.
During the recent storm which pre-
vailed neal Las Vegas, n. NJ, the sun
was not visible for three days. On Red
river thousands Of sheep persisted. Rain
and snow alternated and were inces-
SAINT.
Denver Division, No. A, order OF
railway conductors, will give Its third
annual ball on next Tuesday evening
ut Turner hall, Denver. Invitations
have been issued extensively In Chey-
enne.
A meeting will be held 500 by those
persons In Cheyenne who intend TO start
for North Park on the 9Th Of April,
for the purpose OF comparing notes and
unifying ideas regarding the settle
ment Of Cheyenne Park.
An Omaha man was disturbed the
other evening by noises which he
thought proceeded from a dog. He
threw q stone at the supposed dog,
and was astonished to discover that he
had hit a boy, injuring him severely.
The Omaha Republican The 1916
II puzzle ought to have been invented
in the age when men lived to be eight
or nine hundred years old. Now there
was Methusaleh, who could have
amused himself with the perplexing
puzzle for several hundred years Of his
life, but In these modern times when
people live so fast and die SO early, a
man has no business to fool away his
valuable hours in this manner
Some brief notes by a flying, pro-
fessional correspondent who has just
arrived from Helena, Montona, are pub
lished elsewhere in to-day's LEADER.
They will be read with interest, no
doubt, rs he came via the rather un-
usual route Of across the mountains
from the Gallatin valley into the Vel
lowstone valley, and thence by way Of