The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-16
AESTIOA.

It's an old SAN that yenisoR is plenty
but der a usual.
Our RawiiBs special contains some
interesting news.
Mr.. Z. b. bronson has gone 10 New
York on a business trip.
After the Episcopal fair this evening
the fair Of st. Johns church follows.
The usual teachers meeting at the
Presbyterian parsonage this evening.
Mining companies are organized in
Colorado at the rate Of half n dozen per
day.
Highest temperature yesterday AZ I;
lowest 81 highest velocity Of wind. IL
miles.
The hospital fair will he held in the
Dramatic theater this Thursday after
noon and evening.
Dan Morris Sullivan had crowded
houses for two nights at Laramie City.
lie played in Fort Collins last night.
The old pump that has done good
temperance work for years at the corner
of Sixteenth and Ealdy streets, has been
removed.
Laramie City wants 10 build a rail
road from that point 10 North Park
Very good; but where is the money "a
come from
There remains but one more Of the
Infamous gang Of road agents and muir
derers OF which Big nosed George and
Dutch Charley were members, to be
disposed Of.
BE sure and attend the fair at the
Dramatic thcater this afternoon and
evening. The proceeds will go to a fund
for erecting and maintaining a hospital
in Cheyenne.
No. 3 was the chance that won
the painting ut the Presbyterian
fair. The holder Of this mum,
her can obtain the painting ut
Dare's gallery.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
Cheyenne, 20 Colorado, IS through,
No. 4, 4 Cheyenne, II Colorado, -
through; {. e.. Z east, Is west, 3 chey'
enne, ID. T., east, IA west, . Chey'
enne.
The fair at the Dramatic theater this
afternoon and evening will be given 10y
the ladies' OF st. Marks Episcopa
church, and the proceeds are for III,
purpose Of building a hospital in Chey
enne.
While u trial was quietly progressing
in Denver the other day, n bystandel
suddenly lcaped over the bar and
pounded the defendant in the case in I
genuine pugilistic style. He was moi
acquainted with any OF the parties
and it is supposed that he is n victim o,
insanity.
There was 4 well organized attempt
TO break the Deadwood jail last week.
Sheriff Manning discovered 1t and sat
up all night with a shotgun loaded will
buckshot, In order 10 turn the affaii
into n funeral, but the men seemed /,
have discovered the fact, for they didn't
make an attempt to break out.
Mr.. q. +. Reed, the chief clerk o.
the Union Pacific hotel, met with n dis
agreeable and painful accident yester'
day morning. He was engaged in
opening n bottle OF cider, and had jus'
removed the wire, when the botttt
bursted from tho pressure. The mech
broke of, leaving n razor-like edge
which cut two fingers Of Mr.. Reed,
right hand very badly. The wounds
were dressed and Mr.. Reed resumed hi.
duties ut the desk.
The Denver, Utah ~ Pacific railroad
is n fixed fact SC far rs the organization
of the company goes. The officers are
President, Ii. A. W. Tabor; vice presi.
dent, ii. II. Wolcott; secretary, j. A,
Cooper; chief engineer, l.. II. Eicholz.
A construction company 10 build tho
road has also been organized, with the
following list of officers: President,
John w. Smith; vice president, George
Tritch; secretary, W. ii. Bush. Direc'
tors, George T%urnbull, William Barth,
George Tritch, Charles Hallack. w. ii.
Bush, j. w. Richards, J. W. Smith, W.
II. Daniels and +. q. King. The incor.
p%orators were George Tritcb, William
Barth, Charles Hallack, w. ii. Bush,
J. w. Richards, J. w. Smith, w. II.
Daniels and i. G.. King.