The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-24
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Baseball clubs should be planted now.
The Ogden Pila eIamors for q street
railway.
LET no guilty man escape" says
Garfield.
There is h to pay all around in
Washington.
The sheEiff's Office has been calci-
mined and handsomely carpeted-
The Union Pacific has a surveying
party in the Poudre canon, laying out a
route for a narIow-gauge.
The Colorado supreme court has de-
cided in favor Of the states title to the
capitol grounds in Denver.
West Meyers cabinet was success-
fully dedicated last evening. It is
handsomely furnished and ornamented.
Frank Collins was tried before Judge
Bean yesterday oil a charge Of larceny
by bailee and was fined one dollar and
costs.
Surveyor General David has pur-
chased the residence and furniture of
Mr.. Geo. r. Thomas. The price was
$1,000.
Mrs. Van Dyke, who lived on the
creek. died on Friday evening. leaving
five children, the youngest of which is
only two years old.
A dispatch from Junction City, Kan
sas, says that fonr companies of the 4th
cavalry, at Fort Riley, have been or
dered to the Ute country.
An amateur troupe in Denver is re-
hearsing the PIRATES of Penzance."
They could make money by giving a
performance in Cheyenne.
The city board of equalization was to
have met on yesterday afternoon, but
a quorum not being present an adjourn
ment was had until Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies' pavilion. in Denver,
which was being prepared for an au-
thors' carnival, caught fire from a gas
htter's lamp and was almost destroyed
before the flames were extinguished.
Tie supreme court Of Colorado has
decided that the special laws which
created the criminal courts of Arapahoe
and Lake counties were unconstitution-
al. And now there two judges less in
Colorado.
Archibald Forbes did not arrive yes
terday because there was NO train from
the east. He will come In to-day and
arrangements will be made with him to
have him deliver his celebrated lecture
on tomorrow evening.
Laramie Times: The rolling mill,
machine shop and nut factory are work.
ing 10 hours a day, turning out bolts
and ish-plates. The number of bolts
to all the order amounts to 49,, 900. and
f~ish-plates, 225, 000. These are all of
superior quality, and the order will con-
sumo two months more in filling.
nudges Sener and Blair have en-
ployed a portion of this years. appro-
priation for books for the territorial
library in purchasing q lot of Alabama
reports, which makes the set complete.
Alabama reports are an excellent au-
thority. and are more widely quoted
than any other southern state reports.
The Denver Pacific took down q
sleeper and an express car yesterday,
that came In from the west. In the
sleeper were the passengers destined for
points east Of the Missouri, and they
will be taken to their destination by
way Of Denver and Kansas City. This
is because of the fact that trains ian
not cross the Omaha bridge; neither are
trains running from Council Bluffs
eastward. T,
nosT.-A governor. About 81 years
of age. and 9 feet Q inches tall. Wears
a John Wesley countenance and q sar
donic smile. Vas last seen AZ days
ago in anxiety and a sweat, carrying a
weight of woe and a carpet sack. Be-
lieved he travelled toward the rising sun
to see Garfield and compromise the
matter. Any information concerning
him. accompanied with a thirteen
dollar bill, will be thankfully received
at headquarters.