The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-25
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The funeral Of w. b. Yickers, ESQ.,,
Of Denver. will take place this after
noon
A Utah exchange speaks Of the "Ia-
dam daughter Of Prof. smith, who
died, I" etc.
The Inter Ocean hotel Niil be re-
opened to-day, having been renovated
and refurnished.
Judge Whitehead, Bob Scott and sew
eral other prospectors returned yester-
day from Rawhide.
An interesting history Of Deadwood
Is running like 4 continued story
through the Times.
There were on No. Strain yesterday
l32 passengers for Colorado, 7 for chey-
enne, and 81 through.
Tramps are getting 'tOo dOmmed Pc
cunious around town, anyway" "Are
ye dthere, Moriarityf"
Many of the miners Of Colorado are
protesting vigorously against the pro-
posed new mining BILL
The remains Of Ruby Crook, dzugh-
ter OF DIR. Crock, were inferred in the
city cemetery yesterday.
C. +. Reed, treasurer Of the Seely
mining company, has sold considerable
stock during the past few days.
Rail inspectors and tie auditors are
coming west at an alarming rate. They
have probably heard Of our mining
boom.
Persons who have received invita-
tions to the calico hop will please bear
In mind that II has been postponed for
one week.
John v. Lansing. engineer at the
Omaha cracker factory, lost an arm on
Monday last by being caught In the
machinery.
Denver Republican: Mr.. Hayes Is like
Frank Pierce; in his appointments he
knows no north, no south, no east, no
west-nothing but Ohio.
The district court will meet on Satur-
day morning to permit Judge Peck TO
file his findings in the Boughton-H echt
case, and finish other business.
True to his groveling instincts, an
alleged humorist In Laramie City, con
tinues to abuse men while they are
safely absent, about 1000 miles away.
Laramie City Is to have n lodge Of
Knights Of Pythias. The married
ladies Of our neighboring city think
there are not enough ''lodge nights"
there now.
We were just about to publish an
elaborate biography OF Judge S. New
ton Pettis, but the word Of the change
ip his appointment to New Mexico. an
nuls the necessity.
The Alert hose company extends
hearty thanks 10 the other companies
Of the fire department for their gener-
GUS response to the invitation to partic-
ipate in the funeral procession yester-
day.
Florence, the i~ive-year-old daughter
Of James Woods, is lying very low Of
scarlet fever, and Is not expected TO re-
cover. On the 9Th Of this month the
family buried their little boy aged two
years.
J. L. Tuttle returned yesterday from
Rawhide. lie has struck the extern
sion Of Reels mines and shows some
splendid ore. He struck 1t on the same
hill where the victorine and Mammoth
lodes are located.
Frank N. Clarke has succeeded to
the stage management Of McDaniels'
theater. Mr.. Clarke is an actor and
author OF rare merit. His sketches
are all original and highly interesting.
The touching sketch "The Irish In
migrant. performed by Mr.. Clarke and
Miss Lille Linden, is now running and
drawing well.
Denver Tribune: A well known cat
tie man, whose name is most familiar
TO all Denverites, got crafty drunk last
night, and after turning his wife out Of
his room in the American house. and
severely hurting her hand In the opera
tion, he set fire to his bed tick, and
where he would finally have stopped in
his antics is only problematical, had not
Officer Sherman and n block Waterman
taken the gentleman OF to the cooler.
Laramie Times: A passenger on No.
O, named w. b. Rhodes, died Of con-
sumption just rs the train arrived at
Laramie this morning. His brother.
J. j. Rhodes, who accompanied him,
had the body taken to the undertaking
DON Of Messrs. Holiday Il Stryker,
who will enclose 1t in n casket and pre-
pare 1t for shipment tomorrow. They
were en- route from California to Penn.
~sylvania, whittier the remains will be
taken for interment.
A four mule team from Camp Carlin
became tired OF waiting for the Ute war
to begin, and started suddenly and rap
idly for the scene Of operations. But
they stopped short on Sixteenth street,
where the wagon collided with the
awning post in front Of Altman Bros
store. The most being the veaker gave