The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-16
MINOR MExTI0s.

Aofuh fafk uiiea-
There were IS LeAdFilIe passenger
on No. 5~yesterdsy.
Brick Pomeroy viii hereafter nesids
in Denyer. Poor Denver.
This will prove q memorable year in
the history Of this territory.
Mines and railroads are still the up.
permost topics Of conversation
This has been the coolest March in
the history Of Wyoming territory.
A large number of California emf.
grants got Of at Cheyenne last evening
Daniel Kane. q miner from Pitts.
burgh, Pa, died in Leadyille the other
day.
The scores In the recent walking
match at Frisco were. o'Leary, SIG
Weston, 400.
II Is not improbable that Fort
Bridger, Wyo., win be r~egarrisOned
during the year.
The ''four o'clock Ministries are be-
ing urged to repeat their entertainment
at Recreation Hall.
The Union Pacific will be forced 70
get additional passenger coaches on nc
count Of the increasing travel.
Every mar who has become president
OF the United States has been elected
during a leap year. This Is something
for the girls TO ponder over.-TSHes.
Manager Mast has received word that
the Haveriy church choir Pinafore
company will be in Cheyenne on the
10th Of April, and not In March rs was
first announced.
The Railroad house Is being re-
modelled and renovated. The ONCE
and desk room have been thrown into
one, and various other improvements
are being made.
Messrs. Zehner, jackson 4 Buechner
have got finally settled in their new
location. lJoslin 4 Parks old stand) nid
have now the finest jewelry store in the
west. 1t Is n credit TO the city.
In conversation with a passenger on
the emigrant train last evening. he said
that Kearney vas dying of among the
workingmen and that only newspaper
talk kept him In public notice.
On Sunday there were were TWEEN
ty emigrant cars loaded with passen-
gers for the east, and last evening
there were 10 cars. In all 1900 pas
sengers were aboard the two trains.
The cold spell last week has caused
n postponement Of open roads In North
Park for two weeks, at least. II Is
now doubtful II wagons can go clear to
the mines before the middle Of April.
Anent the Little Pittsburgh tumble
the Denver Tribune truly says: When
n mine Is purchased for $4,000 and
stocked Cor a million somebody Is bound
TO suffer. DISQUALIFICATION Is the
curse Of mining" .
A small burro, TO which were attach
ed ten small sleds, and on which were
~ensconced rs many small boys, was the
imposing cortege which played through
the mud on lower Chestnut street yes
afternoon. -Ltadriue Herald.
Col. Royal, Maj. Chambers and
Lieut.. Bpurke, U. S. A.. left last even
Ing for Lexington, Ky, TO purchase $50
horses TO supply the place Of those
which gave out In the Ute country dur
ing the late Indian campaign.-0maha
Herald.
The supreme court met yesterday
morning and remained In session long
enough TO render n decision in the case
Of II. Garbanati Va. A. G, Beckwith,
affirming the decision Of the court be-
low. The supreme court will meet this
morning. II Is understood that several
decisions will be given.
A private dispatch from Fort Lara
mic under date Of Saturday last, says
the excitement at the post on the day
previous was very great. Grub stakes
were in demand and offers were made
TO prospectors Of grub stake and 800
for ten days work. II Is estimat-
I'd that $50 persons are in the district.