The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-05
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Denver has ten Herdic coaches.
The Deadwood fire caused q loss of
100000
Pueblo is to have a new opera house
to cost $4,000.
Denver has forty electric lights on
the present circuit.
Denver consumed thirty Thousand
head of beef cattle last year.
The new bank building in Laramie
City is approaching completion.
The Denver & Rio Grande express
company has ordered eighteen new Hall
safes.
Last months ticket sales at the
union depot, Denver, amounted to
$50 900
Highest temperature yesterday 94o;
lowest SO; highest velocity of wind "a
miles an hour.
Colorado has a new publication de-
voted to horticultural interests mainly,
called the Champion.
1t is expected that the Colorado yield
of wheat this year win be one million
bushels more than last year.
Denver has Sunday excursions to
Manitou. One is announced for next
Sunday at So for the round trip.
Zone of the greatest plays on the
American stage, p is the verdict of the
press on the ''Millionaire's Daughter
The Union Pacific and Rio Grande
forces on the Blue river line are but five
miles apart and rapidly nearing each
other.
Sidewalk repairing is being done on
lower Ferguson street. There are nu-
merous other bad places which should
be attended to.
1t is rumored that one OF the centen-
NAL buildings is to be removed to
High peak among the Katskills for q
summer residence.
There will be a meeting OF the VIII
ling workers at the residence of Mrs.
Thomson, OIL 18th street, this after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Ground has been broken in Denver,
at the corner Of Arapahoe and Twenty
niDth streets, for the new second Con-
gregational church. 3
This Is h season of conventions. The
bankers OF the United States will hold
theirs at Niagara Falls on the 10th,
l1th and 18th Of this month.
Appraisers A. II. Swan. I. Dyer, II.
G. Hay and F. E. Warren have APP
praised the McDaniel's block at s14,-
900. Its to DO sold in September.
The funeral of Mrs. J. F. Carey yes
terday was very largely attended. Rev.
G. II. Cornell conducted the funeral
services, which were most impressing.
The death rate OF children in Salt
Lake for July wasfour times as large as
during the preceding July, and over
halls were children under five years Of
age.
A social hop was given by the Ghey-
enne club at their club house, on Sew
enteenth street, last evening. 1t was
largely attended and a success in every
particular.
There were some fine blooded stock
on No. 8 yesterday, westward bound.
A car vas attached containing eight
polled Angus cattle from Scotland, des-
tined for San Francisco.
Major Fay, who was shot in Silver
Cliff a day or two since, will probably
recover. The bullet has not been re.
moved from its Judgment in the neck,
but it does not cause serious trouble.
The Uncompahgres, the White river
Utes and the Uintahs, are to be consol-
dated into substantially one agency,
and the Uinta agency enlarged,
and with but one agent in charge of the
whole.
f. A. Herrick had a rattle a day or
two since, and the railroad boys took
up the $3.50 in chances in good shape.
In consequence Chris. Christensen is
richer by fine horse and carriage, and
out a V. and the price of a keg of beer.
No. A sno shed, between Buford
and Sherman, is bnilt in o cut with
the roof against and even with one side
Of the bank. A.few days ago a flock
of sheep attempted to cross over the
shed; they broke through and fifty
three head were killed.
Henrietta Helmbold has entered a
suit against the Denver Eren,ng Er.
press for libel. The damages are set at
500, 900; aud the casuse is the allega-
ton by the Express, that she had been
~alienated from her husband and her do
nestle happiness disturbed by James
Gordon Bennett.
A contented emigraDt, venting his
musical inspiration on a violin within
a crowded and heated car on yester-
days Nc. 8, reminded the reporter of
Orpheus iddling through hades; but 1t
would be worse than 'mockery, with
the Thermometer near the hundred
point, to cry E~u-ride-icei.
Denver Republican: The 'Sun Light,
man Of the Cheyenne Sun reports that
a big waterspout was, last Tuesday,
visible from his city several miles east
of the Union Pacific. This is signiG-
cant In that 1t shows that the gentle