The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-01

How Lovely IL looks with its great big nub,
Sitting up there in the corner 50 neat
Hist tis the sound ofa young poets feet;
Ginning.
Rhyming.
Up stairs he scoots,
Get out the club and the copper-toed boots,
Oh. who wouldn't be In the editors place,
And knock the young poet from home 20
third basel
Very light travel yesterday.
The city council will meet this even
ing.
Our Italian climate is still out of
doors.
Speculations as to Garfield's cabinet
are in order.
This Is March LIST. On Friday Pres
ident Hayes and outfit will March 4th.
It's an old saying that If March comes
in like a lamb it will go out like a
lion.
Chill and Peru have made up, but
neither nation has made much out OF
the fight.
Advertisers who want TO reach Fort
Collins readers should advertise in the
LEADER.
]. X. Jeffrey, ex-oficio city assessor,
will begin his work of assessing city
property to-day.
In order not to be out done by every
son-of-O Ohio, we have written to Gar
field decllnig a cabinet position.
The British find that in fighting the
Beers they are contending against
''foemen worthy Of their steel"
Highest temperature yesterday 600;
lowest temperature 40o. Highest We
ocity of wind. % miles per hour.
A man named q. White stole a sack
Of -four from the store of Underwood &
McGregor. and was sent up for twenty
days by Judge Bean.
Lorenzo Pickard, who was indicted
for murder In the second degree and
tried in Omaha last week, was found
guilty of manslaughter.
The petroleum deposits in northern
Wyoming are still attracting attention.
Several new locations of 40 acres each
have been made recently.
Four "kids," all hard cases, were
fined by Judge Bean yesterday for yio-
lating a city ordinance. The mayor re-
mitted the fine in each case.
Gov. Pitkin has appointed Hon. c.
W. Wright, formerly attorney general
Of Colorado, to the position Of judge Of
the new criminal court Of Arapahoe
county.
Owing to the absence of two of the
county commissioners, the board will
not hold a meeting to-day. The day Of
meeting, provided a quorum DO present,
will be the 18th inst.
Passenger traffic yesterday: Nos, o
Cheyenne IL Colorado. 10 through;
NOD, o Cheyenne. 2 Colorado, Is
through; q. g., 2 Cheyenne, 6 east,
2 west d. p, 8 Cheyenne, 8 east, l
west.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby the LEADER is delivered TO
our Fort Collins subscribers at nine
O'Clock In the morning, three hours
ahead OF the arrival OF the Denver pa
pcrs.
The interest in the Robinson estate
and the Robinson consolidated mine
neal Leadville, Colo, have been sold
by the administrator to Wilson Wad-
bingham, of New York, for 81, 900, 900.
Mrs. Forbes, Of OHIO, is the sole heir to
the estate.
Agent Berry is on his way to WASH
with three young Ute chiefs,
Frank Colorado, ALEXANDRA and Big
Charley. These three were recently
selected by the Utes at a pow-pow to
go to the capital and have a-of q
good time at the public expense.
Some mlscreant singular or plurar
to wreck the Colorado Gen.
trail train which left Cheyenne on
Saturday last. At a point a short dis
sance from Golden a push car, loaded
rails was placed on the track SO
hat the engineer could not see 1t for
my distance ahead owing to an abrupt
The fireman, Chas. w. Harris,
was out on the pilot oiling up at the
lime, and saw the obstruction, but too
late to change his position. The
engineer reversed, but could not avoid
! collision. Harris was hurt seriously,
will probably recover The engine
was not hurt very much. There is NO
,lue to the perpetrators Of the dastardly
,ct.