The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-15
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coming into use more largely.
The strong wind of yesterday was a
blessing, in that it speedily dried up the
mud.
It's a fortunate thing that the hens
are getting in their work in fne style
during Lent.
Denver will have a new city hall
building this season. Ground is already
broken for it.
The county commissioners have made
arrangements for repairing the roof of
the court house.
Highest temperature yesterday. $50;
lowest, 50o. Highest velocity of wind,
40 miles per hour.
A stage line win soon be started from
Tie Siding to North Park. This is the
shortest route Of all.
George Millsap has been Jailed for a
term in Denver on conviction OF being
a common gambler.
Yesterdays No. 3 train was the first
to start from the Union Pacific trans
fer, since the flood.
The president has 200 appointments
ready for the action of the senate. Is
your name among the listr
Moody and Sankey went to Denver
from San Francisco via the Southern
Pacific and A. T. q s. F.
The new order Of Postmaster General
James will create havoc among the rail-
way mail clerks on May LIST.
A young New Yorker. named Geo.
II. Jones, dropped dead in the streets
of Denver on Tuesday night last.
Denver's natatorium is getting into
shape. Cheyenne might have one, too,
II there were a few more bathtubs In
town.
A large number of persons were down
at the depot yesterday to see Moody,
Sankey, ct al. who were expected to
pass through on their way to Denver.
A delegate from each of the churches
in Cheyenne will attend the Moody and
Sankey meetings in Denver, that are to
be held under the auspices OF the Y.
NJ. q. A.
The John A. Stevens company will
arrive in town this afternoon, and play
at the Dramatic theater this evening.
PASSIONS Slave'' will be produced this
evening. Secure your seats in time.
There was a little girl on the west
bound passenger train yesterday who
was born without feet or hands. The
limbs simply end in a sort Of knot on
which are lined places for toes and nn-
gers.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, O
Cheyenne, 80 Colorado. IA through;
No. 4, 8 Cheyenne, 7 Colorado, 10
through; G. e., Z Cheyenne, 0 east,
4 west; d. p, @ Cheyenne, 8 east, 3
west.
Mr.. J. W. Bruner, agent for Lloyd's
plate glass insurance company, paid
s180 for the damage done to the large
plate glass lights in Smith q Harring-
toms store. the lights having been in
sured.
The stockholders of the Seeley mining
company are seriously thinking Of put
ting in machinery to treat the splendid
ore that is coming out of the "Kikeon-
ga" mine. This ore is being stored at
present.
The Omaha Bee learnedly inquiries:
not the present season be the be-
ginning of another Of those glacial
periods that have frozen up the inhabit-
able portion Of the world once In
60, 1000 yearsp"
The U. p. means business in the
Poudre canon surveys. New survey
ors are being added to the large force
already in the field, while additional
laborers are being employed TO do heavy
blasting and cutting.
Judge Bean says he will insist on
swearing Chinese witnesses hereafter
In Chinese fashion-each n cutting
of a chicken's head. The decapitated
chickens are to then belong to the
court, and will be duly recorded on the
pantry shelf.
Mr.. Chas. A. Clark expects to ha We
the first issue Of his North Park paper
out about the first Of May. He will
call it the Grand County Times, and
it will contain % columns at the start
and be issued weekly. As soon as the
mining camp warrants it, the Times
will be issued daily.
1t is thought there will be a big min
ing excitement near the Laramie Peak
this spring. The leads have been dis
covered, and assays Of ore obtained
running $50 in silver and 80 per cent.
in copper; in all, about $160 to the ton.
Mr.. Stanton, the territorial geologist,
will o % visit the region.
Alex. Powers was taken before Judge
Bean yesterday on a charge of vagrancy,
and found guilty. He was infoi med
by the court that his sentence was
suspended for t%wenty-four hours. to
give him time to skip the town. He
replied that he only wanted twelve
hours, and he tramped out OF town at
a lively rate in the direction Of the set
ting sun.
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