The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23
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City yesterday.
The most gratifying bullet in would
be the bullet out
Denver hooks returned home yester-
day over the Denver Pacific.
There are many beggars in town,
who should be invited to leave.
Nc. 3 had a double header yesterday
and a large number of coaches.
Swan Bros. shipped . train load of
cattle las. evening to Chicago.
The lengthy deadlock of the New
York legislatuIs is at last broken, and
so is Conk.
About ten Prospectors will leave to-
day for C~opperopolis, and many more
are fitting out.
Parents having sons to educate should
read the announcement of Racine col
lege, Racine, Wis.
The sanitary condition Of the white
house is bad, and the matter will be
attended to at once.
The Laramie hose team went home
yesterday on No. 3, being well satisfied
with the tournament.
A woman was bound over in Phila-
delphia the other day on the charge to
being a common scold.
The infant child of T. ]. Manly died
Yesterday morning, and will be buried
to-day at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
Highest temperature yesterday, $50,
lowest, 52o; highest velocity of wind,
l6 miles per hour. Rainfall, 1T.
The Denver Tribune has three suits
for libel against it-for 500, 900 each.
Gov. John Evans is the plaintiff.
Thel Victorine Consolidated mining
company, of Hartville, wyo., has or
dered a portable forge from Denver.
Surveyor provinces has laid out the
boundaries for the opera house corner,
so that the e~xcavators can begin work
on Monday.
The republican party in New York
is reunited without the aid of Conk-
ling or of Arthur. New leaders will
soon spring up.
Cheyenne's future never appeared to
better advantage than now. Even real
estate has stiffened in consequence of
the new mineral discoveries.
The people of Hartville, Laramie
county, Wyo., are about to make appli-
cation for a weekly mail service from
Fort Laramie to that point.
Hazel Kirke is the dramatic triumph
Of the day. All who love the power of
the drama, produced by the best artists,
should obtain reserved seats at once.
The crowd of bad men in the south
are growing beautifully less. They are
being Hanged, one by one and this cor
reefs the bad morals of the community.
MI. Smiley, Of the Black Hills, is In
the city negotiating for some interests
In the Cummins mines. Mr.. Smiley is
an old miner and has faith in the Cum
minis district.
Labor is in big demand in the new
mining district north of Cheyenne.
Miners, carpenters and laborers of all
kinds can get abundance OF work at
the best wages.
No contract has been let for the build
ing of the opera house, nor will there
be for a little while yet. The manage
ment have arranged for all sorts of
freight To be hauled at half rates, and
they will therefore purchase all sup
plies and let o contract for the new
building. The excavations will be COM
paratively small as there will be no cell
lars, and only one large space for heat
ing apparatus.
Constable Nolan saw a man In town
on Wednesday who looked like a vag,
he acted like q vag; and in truth
he was a vagrant. The constable
arrested him, when he commended that
he had com from Denver for the pur-
pose Of training the Alert and Durant
hose teams and he couldn't leave till
after the tournament. This plea was
considered n. g.. and he was locked up
and given a hearing on yesterday before
Judge Bean. His honor found him
guilty and sentenced him to three
months Imprisonment in the county
jail, but suspended sentence for twelve
hours to allow him to skip the gutter
and get out of the territory. He got.
Two tramps at the Colorado Central
depot, Boulder, tried to board the north
bound freight train Conductor Smith,
yesterday, after once being put out of
an empty car, and because they were
hindered from so doing by the conduc-
tor and brakeman, they showered a
volley of stones Mt the conductors
head, which came very near taking
effect. The brakeman soon returned
fire with bullets which, however, missed
their marx. Tramps along this line of
road are getting quite numerous and
very troublesome, and we should not be
much surprised to have to chronicle the
death of n Of them at the hands Of
the railroad boys if they do not cease
their rascality. They do not get much
sympathy in these times in Colorado
when there is SO much work for them
and laborers are in such demand.
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