The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-05
MINOR MENTION.

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Flew on the front ktooP,
Saying "DashIts with > very big ID.
No. 8 was on time yesterday.
Spring garden truck is appearing.
There are 3 number Of Sidney pros
titutes in town.
The stock association will conclude
its labors to-day.
The sessions Of the stock association
are very well attended.
Sidney needs to be incorporated so
that a municipal government can pre-
serve order.
Highest temperature yesterday. $50;
lowest 800; highest velocity of wind "a
miles an hour.
st. Louis should remind her great
western rival that 'fChicago" is the
Indian for skunk.
There will be a business meeting of
the w. C. T. U. at the reading room
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. Jacob Wey brecht has gone to
North Park to look up the prospects for
building and running a shingle and
planning mill.
G. Jackson, Denver, accidentally
blew out his brains with a shot gun
while out hunting on sunday. The
moral is plain.
The new lake now contains enough
water TO run it into the old lake.
Water can therefore be obtained in the
city within a few hours, If necessary.
The Odd Fellows of Cheyenne will
celebrate the anniversary of the order
on the Goth inst. N~eighboring lodges
have been invited and a grand time is
anticipated.
Mccarthy, one of the bad men of
Sidney, who is in jail, says he is willing
to pay a fine of $500 If they will let him
skip the town, and he promises never
TO return to it again.
The Fort Collins Courier prints a
nice map Of North Park, but it makes
n very important error. 1t locates
North Park in Larimer county. North
Park is in Grand county.
At the request Of many patrons, we
shall publish for a short time the stock
brands of the Wyoming Stockgrowers'
association in the DAILY LEADER in
stead of the weekly issue, as heretofore.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, 8
Cheyenne, % Colorado. 40 through;
No. A., o Cheyenne. 2 Colorado, %
through; G. O., 0 Cheyenne, @ east,
A west; d. p, 7 Cheyenne, 8 east, 9
west.
The sawed bar in the county jail vas
taken out yesterday by Mr.. Haas, the
blacksmith, and a new bar inserted.
The jail is therefoIe secured. Those Of
the prisoners who were in the lead in
attempting to escape are still wearing
shackles.
The mining district of Black Butte,
Black Hills, Wyoming, is showing up
splendidly. The ore is silver bearing
and run very rich. some assays run
ming into the thousands. We shall
have some more particulars soon. The
camp is thirty-ive miles north of Jen-
ny's Stockade.
Two new sleeping cars for the
''Southern Pacific of A~rizona'' passed
through yesterday on the way west.
They were fine specimens Of car work.
One Of them met with an accident on
the previous day at Sidney by which it
was very badly scraped on one side.
BY the way, it seems strange that these
ars should be taken over the U. p.
road when there is a through southern
route.
The first report that came from Sid
ney about the lynching gave the name
of Jesse Danielson as the victim Of
mob rule. The mistake arose from
the fact that Danielson was also led out
in order to be hanged, but the mob took
compassion on his tender years, and
returned him to his cell. He is only
eighteen or nineteen years of age. He
is charged with killing Banjo" Bill in
January last, and was out on bail until
the ''round up" on Friday last.
Supt. Robt. Law has returned from
the washout in eastern Nebraska, where
he went to superintend the work of re-
pairing the western end Of the washout.
He had a gang OF about 100 men under
him and, being an experienced road
master, he soon repaired his end, work.
ing night and day, and finishing on
the afternoon of April first. 1t was a
fitting compliment to MI. Law that he
was called to eastern Nebraska to as
sist in making important repairs, but
then Supt. Clark knew the manner of
mar he wanted and also know where
to find him.
Governor Murray.
Governor Murray. Of Utah, came up
from Colorado yesterday, and took the
U. p. train at Hazard for Ogden.