The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-13
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The present term Of school Is begin
ming auspieiousiy.
Six inches Of snow fell one night at
Lead City, last week.
The YanktoR, OAK. artesian well
runs 1855 barrels per day.
Jacob weybrecht has commenced the
bricklaying on the opera house.
Highest temperature yesterday s0o;
lowest ASP; highest velocity of wind -
miles an hour.
Five passengers autographed from the
south yesterday, for Pullman q ae-
commodations east.
1t is stated that track laying on the
line between Fort Collins and Laporte
will be continued in a few days.
The VanTassell carriage barn, just
completed, Is one of the finest brick
structures of the kind in the city.
Ferris has the building which was
located east of the Baptist church
fairly out into the street, and headed
westward. ho.
Master OF transportation. Harry
White. sent west to Park City for Fort
Thornburgh, one car load Of mules and
a car load Of wagons.
The "trimmings'' in a police court
fine are like the trimmings Of the mod
ern fashionable lady's dress. the most
expensive part Of the affair.
The joists are all laid for the ground
food Of the new school addition, and
everything is ready for the brick layers,
who will begin in a day or two.
The premature daily started at West
Virginia, In the Black Hills carbonate
region, has been removed to Lead City
and appears as the daily Tribune.
The difference between a good ma
tured man and n high strung with
Mumm's, is that the one is in good
spirits and the other has good spirits In
him.
II Sergt. Mason, who attempted to
kill Guitcau, could only get a change
Of venue to Wyoming, there would be
little doubt Of his speedy acquittal by
a jury.
Profs. Stanton has examined the
~"Calabunk, " "Idonia," "Cloey Ettey"
and boomerang" lodes and p~ronounces
them as some Of the finest mining
claims'fn the west. 4
VIM. Frawley, thelman whose foot
was run over several days ago, was
forced to have his leg amputated above
the knee yesterday. to save his life.
His recovery is In doubt.
Judge Bean had two shoemakers'
cases to dispose Of yesterday. One was
fined for drunkenness. and another win
have a trial to-day on the charge Of
creating disturbance and breach Of the
peace. "
Prof. White and Aughey viii 60 down
to the h~eadwaters Of the Republican
river and follow the proper geological
formation up into Wyoming to ascer-
tain the most favorable location for an
artesian well.
1t is said that ice formed on tho
ponds In the neighborhood of Laramie
City, Saturday. Such cold weather at
this season of the year may excuse the
locals Of that city in their preference Of
scissors to Fabers, perhaps.
BY an accident at Golden Saturday
night, Nick McLane, who works IN the
switch engine, vas thrown under the
wheels Of tho cars that were being
switched, his right arm vas passed over
and his right leg SO badly broken that
both arm and leg were amputated.
1t is said that the consumption of
copper remains very large and the prices
are advancing. Seventeen cents is the
price nov asked by the various mines.
This Is a matter Of interest, taken in
connection with the recent rich devel-
opments In the Copperopolis district.
This seems to be a season OF mineral
discoveries and reported discoveries In
this territory. The latest is q report
from Laramie City of a discovery Of
lead carbonates in the Black Hills
range, near that city. The discovery
has not been submitted to any thorough
tests, however.