The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-27
n MENTION.

Denver on May Is.
LeAdyills viii be content only with
q broad gauge road,
Spring Is making another effort to
get into public favor.
The people Of Denver are proud Of
their new water works
The Denver Esrs alliteratiyely terms
the fremen fire ~fghters."
Mile Ardine, the pearl Of the Pacific
coast, Is coming TO Cheyenne.
Over ninety per cent. Of Leadviliians
have eatarrh In its worst form.
The district court win be adjourned
sine die this afternoon at four O'Clock.
Hon. w. NJ. Garvy entered upon
the duties Of receiver Of the land Office
yesterday.
The Burlington and Missouri road
viii come no farther west than Indi-
anola, Neb.
The Times Is Laramieis best friend.
II Is working hard and faithfully for Its
constituency.
The tramps have done good work on
the streets, and the bitches are now
ready for the water.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will be pro-
duced ON Monday evening ut Recrea-
ton hall, by Rails combination.
The G. b. 4 O., and the Rock Is
land roads have each added n fast ex-
press train from Chicago TO Council
Bluffs.
II Is said that the U. p. road will
will build n branch from Julesburg 10
Greeley, for the benefit Of Denver
taflc.
Atramp has sued the city Of Omaha
for 5000 damages for n broken leg,
received by falling through a rickety
sidewalk.
Capt. Bogarcus and son will be pres
emit ut the Nebraska shooting tourna.
ment. to be held on May IL and Is, at
Nebraska City.
A large party Of p~rospectors from
Kansas are on their way TO the Laramie
Peak, their %forerunner having discov-
cred some good leads.
Messrs. w. G. provinces, j. II. White
head and Maj. ii. CLAICHE are sub
penaed to attend the district court this
morning rs witnesses In the fee bill
case.
frankie whitcomb, q variety nc
tress. Of Leadville, was charged with
picking n mans pocket Of a large sum
Of money, but was discharged upon a
hearing.
A young Japanese was on No. 3 yes
terday going homeward. lie was edu-
Gated at Hartford, Connecticut, and
goes home TO take a high position In
the foreign Office Of his government.
There is only one paper in Denver
that is disposed to give North Park a
fair show. Be honorable. gentlemen.
Meth Park Is In Colorado, and Its de-
vclopment good for the entire
state.
The district court convened on yes
terday morning, Judge Sener ON the
bench. The argument In the fee bill
case was heard and the court adjourned
until this morning, when one or two
witnesses will be ~re-examined.
All persons who desire to connect
themselves with the Red Cross order
ARE requested TO meet ut the Congrega-
tional church at 8 O'Clock this Tues
day. evening, to assist In the organiza-
ton. by order Of Committee.
The supreme court did not meet yes
terday owing TO the absence Of Judge
Blair. The judge is expected to arrive
this afternoon, and II so, a conference
will be held by the three judges imme-
diately. The supreme court will then
meet tomorrow and the decisions will
be announced.
W. +. Duncan returned on yesterday
from Pinkham's ranch. He states that
all the ~prospectors have arrived at that
point. Some of them are constructing
sleds to pull In their wagons, goods,
ETC., and others will pack In. The
snow Is about three feet deep. He will
return In a few days and pack into the
mines.
The grand ball Of the Cheyenne
turn verein has been postponed for one
week owing to the lack Of music for this
evening. The Fifth cavalry band Is
packed up ready to moys, and the
Third cavalry band is as yet unpacked,
Hence a postponement was forced upon
the turner's. However, the hop will bs
given on next Tuesday.
Messrs. Leibey, Whitehead and
Fisk returned from Fort Collins or
Sunday, whittier they had gone OF
business connected with the toll road
leading from Cheyenne to North Park,
The road from Cheyenne and that from
Fort Collins join mt Chambers lake,
near the Park. From this point into
Crescent City, the road Is to be built or
shares by the two cities interested.
One Of the Denver reporters was bad
ly ''mashed" on Miss Jean Delmar, the