The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-25

Kate clsxton is playing in Denver tO
erowed houses.
A terrible hail storm visited Chug.
water Monday night.
Fort Collins is agitated over the
question Of drainage.
Eleven arrests were made by the
Denver police yesterday.
The Windsor hotel at Denver entered
upon its second year yesterday.
Jud. Bristol, an extensive sheep man
of Bristol, Colo, is in the city.
The trains, Nos. 8 and 4, and Nos. ]
and 2, were on time yesterday.
There has been a great scarcity Of
rain in the Black Hills this season.
The wool clip of Montana will aver
age six pounds to the animal, this year.
Plans are being drawn by the archi.
tect for the new stock yards in Den
yer.
1t 10 very probable that an archery
club will be organized in the neal
future.
Highest temperature yesterday. SO
lowest 46. Highest velocity of wind &c
miles per hour.
Secure your seats for ''Col. Sellers
and "Fresh, the American at the Post
office bookstore.
The choir Of the Congregationalist
church practlsed last evening at their
place Of worship.
The corner stone Of the Denver court
house was laid yesterday, with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
1t is said that Boulder, Colorado, is
to have another railroad-the Denver,
Western & Pacific.
The Fort Collins Courier has entered
upon its fourth year under the most
favorable circumstances.
The men who ride the twenty-five
mile race on the fifth Of next month
will use six horses each.
The Wild county (Col.) round up will
be at Chalk Bluffs next Tuesday, and
will disband at that point.
The fire department was out again
last evening practicing, and are now in
excellent trim for the Fourth.
A few Of the unnecessary CANNES
which roam around town at all hours
of the day could be easilp spared.
"Brickn Pomeroy has an outfit in
Lulu City looking at the mines, and
they seem well pleased with the camp.
Bicycle riding is being INDUCED in to
a certain extent by the "boys" of this
city, and they fiud it a valuable exer-
else.
The ace course is said to be In excel
lent condition, and fast time will un-
doubtedly be made by the various ''hy-
ers."
A number of sunday school people
met in the Methodist church last even
ing to prepare for a concert Sunday
evening.
There is every appearance that the
Denver & Rio Grande and the Union
Pacific will soon become engaged in a
legal war.
The weather in and around Cheyenne
has been very beautiful Of late, and the
streets have been lined with carriages
each evening.
A New York reporter teaches an
evening school, delivers sermons, has a
class in drawing, and pays his board by
giving piano lessons.
The United States court closed its
spring term in Denver yesterday, and
Judges Miller and Hallett have gone to
Leadville to rusticate.
The Denver p~ostofice will be moved
on Tuesday next. Mr.. Byers hopes to
disturb the public business to but but a
triHlng extent, il at all.
Denver Hooks No. 2, the champions
of Colorado, will have to make excel
lent time, or they will get beautifully
''scooped" on the Fourth of July.
Gillette & Co. have a tunnel in one
hundred feet, and are now running a
cross cut, which is now in thirty feet
upon the Carbonate lode, at Middle
Park.
The twenty-five mile ace on the 9th
of July is attracting considerable atten-
ton, as both the men understand horses
perfectly, and it will probably be a very
close race.
The Denver framework for the cleo
tIic light, with switches and galvanized
iron cap, is at the depot. ready to be
put upon the tower as soon as the lat
ter is ready for it.
The mica mines at Custer are at
tracing considerable attention. 1t is
said they are inexhaustible, and that
the mica is transparent, the only kind
which has any commercial value.
The emigrants congregate each day
at the corner of the depot and partake
of their lunch. 1t is there that one is
introduced to every variety of human
nature, and every type of beauty.
Mr.. Gage and Mr.. Collins, two noted
New York capitalists, passed through
the city on their way home, yesterday.
They examined a number of Middle
Park mines, and are well pleased with
them.