The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-29
MINoR MENTION,

Several street crossings were being
repaired yesterday.
Col. Murrin has secuted the bar priv
ileges at the ace
The speaking on the Fourth will be
in front of Landauis.
Summer races tomorrow at the
Cheyenne driving park.
The w~estbound train, was well filed
with passengers yesterday.
The plans have been drawn for the
new city hall at Fl. Collins.
Pools will be sold tonight at Cass
Davis for to-morrow's
A maiden who has all of her teeth
pulled can't help but chew gum
Inquiries are coming from Denver
regarding the Copperopolis mines.
Cheyenne will have the biggest
Fourth of July celebration in the west.
The city is being filed up with
strangers, who are arriving to attend
the races.
The thermometer registered l16 de-
gress In the sun. at Boulder yesterday
afternoon.
Several horseman from Colorado
Springs are in the city and win remain
till after the races.
Don't forget the great trotting race
on Thursday. and buy your pools at
Cass Davis tonight.
There is a Maverick national bank'
in Boston. II must be a good place to
deposit branding irons.
Grading is being vigorously pushed
on the Utah and Northern line Of the
Pacific side of the main ridge.
The yearly sales Of trotters in Ken
lucky average $1,000. 000. Most OF the
best trotters come from that state.
A lively fracas took place at a variety
theater, in Central, Dakota, Thursday
Eight, between a number of the boys.
Sheriff Sharpless is putting the tour
nament track in good condition, en-
ploying some Of the county prisoners.
The sidewalks, in some places, are in
a very poor condition, and the average
pedestrian finds Che walking not the
best.
Twenty cases of DRINKS were dispos-
ed of yesterday morning before one JUS
tlce in Denver and each of the culprits
was fined. ~
Highest temperature yesterday. 90
lowest 81. Highest velocity Of wind Pa
miles per hour. Rainfall too small to
measure.
The weather was very warm yester-
day, and most every man had shed his
coat, and still continued to say ''that it
wa awful hot"
All arrangements have been perfect
ed and Denver Hooks No. 2 will GER
tainly participate in the Cheyenne
tournament.
The Union Pacific railroad compa-
ny is building five new Pullman Sleep
ers for use on the main line between
Omaha and Ogden.
The forest fires raging west Of Fort
Collins are extending towards
Boulder, destroying an immense guam
tity of valuable timber.
s Cheyenne has a number of billiardists
who are almost professionals. They
play a fine game and understand the
''fancy" shots quite well.
The comet appears to better adyan-
tage to the people on the plains than
those living elsewhere, because of the
clearness of the atmosphere.
Laramie City hose teams do not seem
to be filled with an overpowering de-
sire to contest with Cheyenne and Dem
yer teams in a tournament,
: This is a bad day for the race-the
human race. But, by the way, the
great horse races beginning on Thurs
day will have good weather all the
season.
Butchers and stockgrowers will snd
advertisement. elsewhero in ,h,s ,..ra
for proposals to furnish fresh beef for
the posts of Forts Laramie and Nc
Kinney.
A ~postoe,cs has beep estoh,,.,e, .,
RUNNING water near tho camn ~ ,ho
Great Wyoming mining company. The
Office Is known as Newton" Lara