The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-20
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For 8 change, it dldn'train yesterday.
The president hasn't lost bis grip on
that chance.
The Omaha Repsdlscaa calls q Coun-
ell Bluffs complaint an sIowail."
Passenger travel over the U. p. has
been comparatively light during the past
week
Highest temperature yesterday 76o;
lowest $40; highest velocity of wind Is
miles an hour.
According to the precepts of Milton
George, al not dog tax be properly
called a current expense?
Getting of of No. 8 yesterday, a lady
passenger was heard to observe, .sthis
is that awfully wicked place"
The building occupied by the west
ern newspaper union in Omaha, burned
Tuesday night. Loss 81, 900 OF more.
The foundation walls OF the new
school building are nearly completed,
and the building will be hastened for
ward.
Three thousand acres of valuable coal
land have just been located IN the North
Park by the North Park 4 Pacific rail-
road company.
There was a snow fall of six inches
on Pixies Peak the other day. But that
snow matter, 1t will tower for tourists
Just the same.
A box addressed to 'sBill Nye, of the
Boomerang" was checked off here yes
terday afternoon. from which 1t is to be
Judged that Bill is Nye.
Blaine's bulletins to Lowell are far
more reliable than the physicians bull
letins. He deals plainly with facts.
they with vague generalities.
]. +. Jenkins has found business
pressing upon him so that he has taken
into partnership Mr.. Louis Shaw, who
will relieve him of much care and work.
The examination in the case against
Crawford, Landreth and Barnes will
take place this morning at 0 O'Clock,
before Judge Bean. 1t had been con-
tinued until Monday, but, by agreement
of counsel. IL was set for to-day.
The jealousies of the presidents ply
sicians haveled them into another muss.
There is a growing feeling throughout
the country that the medical advisers
Of the president pay nearly as much at
tention to ~" and "We" as they do to
their distinguished patient.
The railroad authorities will doubt
less build a railroad north when 1t will
pay them to do so, and no sooner
And the way to make 1t pay Is for our
citizens to develop the mineral regions,
and the railroads will soon follow.
That is the history Of the west.
Judge Bean had several police case
before him yesterday. Frank Reuben
and John K~incennie, a Mexican
paid their fines, and Pat Lynot went te
jail. Nellie Brown was sentenced &c
pay a fine, but failed to come up with
the cash and is now pIning in durancs
vile.
VA man fired off a pistol in the
city limits of Laramie City the Other
day, and his honor, Nye, fined him
$500; yet, when Bill fires of one of hii
best jokes, which are known to be fai
more explosive, the community just
laugh 1t away. This is unjust discrim.
nation.
AS there is a great deal Of mutilated
coin In circulation in the territory, 1t Il
well that u citizens should be posted
In regard to its true value as regulated
by the government. Twenty dollar
pieces with holes in them are worth
$40; silver dollars with holes in them
are worth eighty-five cents; half dollars.
thirty.ive cents; quarters, eighteen
cents; and dimes, Eve cents.
That pet antelope which is such O
familiar object, came near being sent
tothe happy hunting ground yesterday
afternoon, and from the way 1t ran, 1t
must have recognized its danger. No,
it was nota locomotive that was after
her, nor a tenderfoot inspired by the
prospect of ''big game" but a very
small dog, the wag Of whose diminutiye
tail pr oduced a very small savage bark.
and the whole establishment, dog bark
and tail, could be easily placed in your
hat.