The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-10
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association.
Boston is figuring on a population Of
400, 900 in four years.
The Laramie fire department has re
ceiyed a new bell weighing 6ls lbs.
District court in Laramie City viii
probably be in session thirty days more.
Fines assessed against the demi
monde of Ogden last Tuesday amount
ed to sl,OO5.
During the past month the deaths in
Ogden have been but eight, in a popu-
lation of 1000.
Attorney Carroll gives us all a swipe
with his broadside, which is published,
in another column.
The prisoners of the jail at Laramie
City attempted an escape last Sunday.
They were unsuccessful.
The Rocky mountain mining compo.
ny is organizing at Laramie City.
Judge Brown is father of it.
1t looks a though the recent pur.
chase Of the soda lake near Rawlins
will result in a rst-class glass factory.
Highest temperature yesterday, $40
lowest cl; highest velocity of wind
~ miles an hour; rain fall .06 of an
inch.
Workmen are busily engaged laying
the stone foundations for the new add.
tion to the east end of the freight
house.
John Dillon. recently released from
jail in Ireland is in good health and
says he shall resume his seat In parlia.
ment.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The foundry Of the Colorado iron
works, which recently burned, has beer
so far rebuilt as to enable the employee.
10 resume work.
The Ferguson street side OF the Alt
mans store has been treated to o coal
Of paint to correspond with the i'm
provements within.
About twenty Chinese students left
Hartford on Tuesday for home, under
the recent orders. They will pass
through on Friday or Saturday.
The general court martial at Fort
Russell commenced its session yester-
day, and vas adjourned over till to-
day. c. A. Hoyt, esq, is counsel for
the defendant in n case.
Chas. A. Clark, late of the Teller
Times, is now the head of the firm o.
Clark & Glendinning, Great West
Printing House, Denver. We wish
Mr.. Clark unlimited success.
The Wabash and Alton roads are
INDUCING in a little quiet warfare be-
tween themselves. The fare now be-
tween Kansas City and Boston is $40,
but it is s22. so to New York.
Mrs, Lincoln, widow of the ex-presi-
dent, has recovered from the hypochon-
dria and now frequently takes long
drives. She fancies, however, that her
as secretary of war is in danger of
Being shot.
Considering how often widow Be-
dott" has been presented in Cheyenne,
1t drew a big house last evening. The
cast did their parts as well as before,
and everything went on in the usual
style of Bishop and company.
One of the boot blacks concerned in
the unceremonious, abstraction of a
pair of pantaloons from the store Of
Harrington a day or two since,
was grounded up" by Constable Nolan
yesterday, and is held in durance vilu
awaiting the discovery Of his partner
the crime.
Four boot blacks were tried in Lara
mic City, Saturday, and sentenced.
Two escaped by squeezing between the
bars which had been sprung somewhat,
and the other two made q saw from a
KIN lie which had been struggled in, cut
of a bar and would probably have
escaped also had they not been discov-
cred in time.