The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-20


Last weeks emigrant arrivals at New
YorhSSe 7,S40.
Judge Peek's bible class at the read
ing room this evening.
Ofhcer Ingalls, hauled In two DRINKS
yesterday, who were 2 drunk to tell
their names.
Highest temperature yesterday 77oi
lowest 43o; highest velocity Of wind II
miles an hour.
Capt. Frank Heath departed east yes
terday to attend to military business al
Forts Omaha and Niobrara.
The Emma Abbott season in Denver
brought in receipts for the two week.
of s27 800. She had been guaranteed
{s25, 900.
Miss Pauline Hills, of Pawnee, Ia,
sister of the Mr.. Hills recently in this
city on evangelical work, has been en-
gagged to take charge of the school at
Kelley's ranch.
New discoveries are just reported In
the Copperopolis district, along side Of
the Green Mountain Boy. and Of the
same ore. The prospects Of that camp
are of the brightest.
Judge Bean had three cases of drunk
yesterday mcrning-Wm. Henry, John
Kennedy and Charles Dunn being the
victims. They were unable to pay
down the amount Of their zines and
went to the cooler.
The w. u. telegraph company has
sent 1000, 900 bulletins, equal to about
1000, 900 ordinary messages, since July
2nd. Ten thousand miles Of new wire
nave been erected by this company since
last spring, and as much more COM
menced.
v. D.. Greene, who has for several
years been night chief at the Western
Union Office, left on Sunday for his
home in Ohio. After q brief respite
there be purposes going to Panama q,
superintendent Of telegraphic construc
tion. with a salary Of $3.50 per month.
Sir Chas. Upper and party. Whose
passage west through this city was
chronicled some time since. passed east
m their return yesterday. The party
nave been In the north west, and Sir
Charles has been in British Columbis
ooking after the interest Of the Cana
iian Pacific railroad.
In addition to the 1926 premium Of
Tered by the association, in the free-for-
AL race. the citizens Of Fort Collinf
nave made up a purse Of s125 in gold.
Tor the horse that al beat 2:30, t.
harness, on the race track, the trial t.
take place on the Fort Collins fail
grounds, Saturday Sept. "a. 1881.
Four females, of doubtful virtue
no, there is no doubt at all about Their
virtue-were arrested by officer Smith
Tor creating a disturbance on Eigh-
|teenth street, Sunday night. They
were fined yesterday by Judge Bean an
der the names Of Mollie Lewis, Annie
Bloom, Mandy Dunn and Mile Nasty
A train Of Mormon emigrants passed
through this city, going west, last
evening. They occupied fourteen
coaches and had four loaded box cars
In the train. AS a class the Mormon
-~migrants which come to this country
ARE the lowest in the scale Of civilized
humanity Of any of the myriad Of emf
who flock. to this land of liberty
The item in Sunday mornings issut|
about the alleyways, was not intended
to reflect upon James Woods, than
whom never was a move faithful man
ager of the city dump cart; but it can
not be expected that n man can dol
the work Of three; and the shiftlessness
Of individuals in using the alleys IS a
garbage catch, is as properly a cause
for complaint.
Prof. Fred. ]. Stanton, long q lead
ing spirit in the development Of Colo
rado, and since half . year ago the ter
ritorial geologist and mining engineer
Wyoming's resources, il In the city.
a lively part In the state fair
He has great faith In Wyoming's re-
sources, and justifies 1t by the rich de-
which he is doing 90 much
directing.-Omaha Herald.
The center of attraction for the de-
pot crowd Sunday was the arrival Of
the Emma Abbott opera company over
the D. p, from Denver, or route to
Omaha, to fulfil an engagement in the
new opera house of that city. The part,
was a formidable one as to numbers.
Ind seemed somewhat travel weary.
The principal object Of the curiosity of
hose assembled at the depot, of course.
vas the petite blonde, Emma, who. BY
he way, has the reputation of being
me Of the hardest and most thorough
in the profession, and the other
members were passed by indifferently
o get a glimpse Of the renowned prima
donna.