The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-09
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Three celestials vent south yesterday
and two east.
Denver has a new steam fire engine.
1t is a silsby.
Longmont is considering the subject
of water works.
Train dispatcher Borie has an assis-
tant during the day.
Colorado has recently organized a
coal, oil and gas company.
The union bible class meeting at the
reading rooms this evening.
The iremen,s tournament at Colo
RADIO Springs takes place to-day.
A first-class ticket may be purchased
from Denver to New York for s47.
The Union Pacific people look upon
the Denver & New Orleans railroad as
a rival.
Fort Collins has raised 8 ,OOO as a
right of way fund for the new rail-
roads.
Portraits of the presidents physi-
icians appear on our second page this
morning.
Two shoemakers, August Richie and
Max Haas, discovered the Little
Pittsburg mine.
D. Sheedy has orders on the railroad
company's books for IS stock cars at
Julesburg Aug. 1s.
The Fort Collins Express is lament
ing the probability of an ice famine
there this summer.
The latest word from the Hartyille
copper-silver mining camp, is of a very
encouraging nature.
No baths were to be had In the city
on Sunday, on account of the absence
of water in the pipes.
The Barkalow Bros. are of
the dining DON department Of the
union depot at Denver.
Whipple & Hay are putting up a fine.
large show case to display and preserve
their large stock of crackers.
Preparations are being made to re-
build the Colorado iron works, and
upon II largely increased scale.
In consideration of the numerous
sunstrokes there the Courier-Journal
calls Cincinnati, Cincinhotter.
During the past week there have
been two sales Of cattle herds, those of
j.. s. Ramseyand Chris. Abbot.
The Denver Press calls Pueblo and
South Pueblo the Pueblo Twins
Two TO one in favor of Pueblo.
Nine members were admitted to the
fellowship of the Baptist church, dur
ing communion service last Sunday.
j. II. Haverly cleared over s25, 900
from the engagement Of the original
mastodon minstrels at San Francisco.
The presidents physicians talk about
drainage, drain pipe and flow, as IL
they were discussing a big sewerage
system.
Highest temperature yesterday, S6o;
lowest 66; highest velocity of wind,
"a miles an hour; rain fall SO of an
inch.
The Pullman car company have de-
clared a dividend of SO per share from
net earnings, payable on and aftey
August 10.
The New York Herald of Saturday
devotes eight columns to Hartmann's
revelations of nihilistic secrets and
experiences.
The Denver society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals, has applied for a
charter. Wolf Londoner is president
Of the organization.
A small boy calling himself "Joe',
ran away from his home in Denver
with Coles circus and was recently
found in Middle Park.
The workmen in charge were Obliged
to move the relocated freight house four
feet to the south, yesterday, on account
of the tracks soon to be laid.
A number Of sharks are reported in
East River, New York. One has been
caught. There are more sharks in the
city and proportionately fewer caught.
E. d. Cowen has resigned his position
as mining editor Of the Denver Repub-
lican, and goes to New York to take a
similar position with the New York
press.
There was one tame sort Of a run
away yesterday. AS the driver sue
ceeded in bringing his team to a stand
still without any damage, it didn't
''pan out"
Longmont is to have a new enter
prise in the works of the Crocker pre-
cess ore reducing company recently or
ganized there with a capital stock of
81. OOO, 900.
The young lady who was SO severely
affected with consumption as to be
obliged to leave the airs here, a few
days since, resumed her journey to Cal
ifornia yesterday.
A committee formed from the cit
zens of eadwood to investigate the new
carbonate fields, return a favorable re-
port, but it is entirely based on flatter-
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