The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-19
MINOh MENTION.

-Fo0T nsAH sid shs, .hOS PeOTksIo0ks.
Hos 80, hori0rn Ehd dneaT;
wish you'd help the CHRISTIAN Haaa
% twenty dollan. dear
He took the hint. Of course he did.
Then something more was said.
And ere he len her twas agreed
That 5000 they should be wed.
said she, while swinging on the gate.
Mind. we're engaged. my dear"
And thus do girls manipulate
The rights Of this leap year.
Maud S.-The peerless queen Of the
turf.
Highest temperature yesterday Tie;
lowest, So.
One touch Of winter makes the whole
world world shiyer.
Prospectors are still buzzing around
the Inyan Kara mountain.
Mr.. d. Buchanan was held up in
LeAdyille the other day for 500.
Salt Lake proposes 10 substitute cleo
trio light for gas in lighting streets.
2:l0i Is the unprecedented and proud
record Of Maud s., the most wonderful
six year old trotter the world has seen.
Much complaint is made on account
Of the failure Of the lire alarm bell 10
alarm. II can't be heard all over the
city.
II is said that one Of the Tombstone,
Arizona, mines in which Mr.. 7. Dyer
owns a third interest, was sold In New
York the other day for ESQ, 900.
Sheriff Draper arrested n woman yes
terday who was indicted for adultery by
the last grand jury. She gave bail In
the sum Of $500 and ~wasreleased.
stephen Sherlock, n brakeman on the
Kansas Pacific road, fell between cars
while they were In motion. and was cut
In two on the track. Death was in
Simultaneous
Here In Wyoming we already feel the
chill OF approaching winter, while In
Texas the only comfortable costume
one can wear now Is an umbrella or a
pair OF spurs.
Passenger traffic yesterday. No. 3, 16
Cheyenne; SO Colorado; 40 through
No. 4. 8 Cheyenne; Z Colorado, Al
through; c. c., o Cheyenne; 7 east
10 west; ID. p, II Cheyenne, 81 east.
Deputy Sheriff Martin returned yes.
terday from his trip to Deadwood
where he recovered seven horses which
were stolen from Mr.. Haygood. The
animals were safely delivered to Mr.. II.
on the Chug yesterday.
Judge Peck granted n preliminary
injunction yesterday against the city,
restraining 1t from collecting taxes on
a portion Of railroad property lying in
the city, and fixed the hearing for Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
The besotted organ around the corner
continues its sickly practice OF nomi-
mating Tom, Dick and Harry for Office.
Its efforts in that direction are not APP
precia.ed, for no n nominated by that
outfit has eve been known to come
within Ave hundred votes OF an cleo
ton.
Laramie City also proposes 10 organ
lie a platform club, vide the Laramie
Times, which says: A platform club Is
TO be organized, its members TO consist
OF all the boys who daily assemble at
the Thornburgh whenever n passenger
comes In. The name Of Timberline
Jones has been suggested for president,
and N. X. Boswell for vice president.
No. 8 train was belated yesterday for
"a very curious reason. The train
dispatcher suddenly discovered in the
morning that the telegraph wires
would not work east. and Of
course the trains between here and
North Platte failed TO get orders. A
special engine was sent along the road
and the trouble with the wires was
found to be at Atkins station. The
section hands were engaged at play, in
crossing the wires, so that they might
SHOCK u another. The fun was stop
ped and business proceeded.
The fine trotting done by Bridgeport
Boy yesterday on the Cheyenne driving
park track, was n surprise TO everybody,
including Its owner, Hon. A. II. Swan.
The horse was full of spirit and in ex-
cellent condition. In trotting he never
broke, but went along like clockwork,
with a most beautiful motion. As he
Is a new horse on the track his action
was marvellous, and great credit is due
to Mr.. j.. W. Page, his driver, who
handled him with remarkable skill.
Mr.. Page has the refusal Of the horse,
and prides himself on the bargain.