The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-30
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in the Black Hills.
The Denver daily papers will take q
holiday on the Fourth.
No. 3 had twelve ears yesterday, with
q big list of passengers.
One of the largest crowds yesterday
at the depot for some time.
Many visitors have come from
abroad to witness the races.
Work has been commenced on the
Eddie mine. in the Black Hills.
Load after load of goods were
freighted out of Cheyenne yesterday.
The thermometer at the union depot
In Denver recorded 1859 on Thursday
last.
Vacation next week win BE- hailed
with delight by the pupils in the public
schools.
Some new assays of Copperopolis ore
show 90 per cent. of copper and s5lo.
in silver.
A smelling company is already being
organized TO put up works near Cop
~peropolis.
Another play is announced. What
will it be when the new opera house is
completedP
Kokomo, Colorado, has u female
p~rospector, who is looking for the hid
den treasures.
A good sized hail storm every TWEEN
ty-four hours is a regular occurrence
in Montana.
The sonnet was a shrewd one to comet
over the astronomers, and appear I'M
announced.
Fresh. the American" drew a big
house. and was an.immense success in
every respect.
Highest temperature yesterday. 81;
lowest SO; highest velocity Of wind 10
miles an hour.
Craig q Gardner are making many
substantial improvements in their large
stores on Eddy street.
This city has a population Of 5000,
which continues to increase as the
country is settled up.
Joe Rankin has been awarded the
government freight contract from
Rawlins to White river.
The sunday school picnic to Fl. Col
Inns on the Goth of July promises to
prove a decided success.
The Pacific Express company at Salt
Lake, received one bar Of bullion val
ued at s1.sl7. SO on Saturday.
As supply point, Cheyenne cannot
be overestimated, as all of wyeming's
trade is transacted through this city.
Traffic over the railroads is very heavy
at present, all trains, both passenger
and freight, being we'll laden each day.
The United Brethren church held a
conference in Loveland, Colorado, last
week, and it was quite largely attended.
Four tons of ore from the Screen
Mountain Boy" mine at Copperopolis,
will arrive in town to-day to be shipped
east.
A large number of Cheyenne's best
people were enjoying themselves last
evening by boat riding on the different
lakes.
Dog killer Luster, of Denver, has
killed $500 unlicensed dogs this season,
and says there are $500 more Of the
same kind.
1t is thought that one or two hose
teams may come from Laramie City
on the Fourth to participate in the
tournament.
Examinations are progressing finely
In the public schools. and the scholars
have made excellent progress in their
various studies.
Lee Chin, the hero of the mclean
wife, wants permission to have his
queue cut off, because of ''too muchee
heap dam yank."
The Lead mountain mining compa-
ny of Middle Park are going to work a
day and night shift on their two mines
the Eureka and Carbonate.
Chief Hannifn, assistant chief Ere
dendall and all the committeeman, are
untiring in their zeal to make the
tournament a grand success.
Two young men representing differ
ent livery stables INDUCED in q .'set
to" last night and the result is, that
one of them had his eye draped in
mourning.
The water works company began
laying water pipes ut Ogden a few days
ago, and the people are consequently
happy over the fact that these works
are to be put in at last.
The comet can be seer each evening,
and is particularly bright at this place.
1t attracts the notice Of all, and is
watched with great interest by a num-
Der of people each evening.
The people throughout the plains Of
Colorado are complaining of hot nights,
which prevent them from sleeping COM
fortably. In Wyoming the residents
sleep under blankets every night.
The east and westboud trains came
in yesterday at the same moment, each
having two engines and q large train.
1t was a pretty sight, and when the
PASSENGERS GOT. off IL mazda N husv .caoa