The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-11
M MENTION.
About time 70 shear sheep.


labelled Sonora Railway
Cheyenne was never 50 abundantly
supplied with water as at present.
Government surveyors are in North
Park laying out the country into Sec
lions.
Highest temperature yesterday, 500
lowest, 542. Highest velocity of wind,
"a miles.
Judging from the cool weather the
north pole must be floating e a the
40o of latitude.
There is a prevailing desire in the
city to hear Lieut.. Schwatka lecture in
some hall in town.
Many Of our Laramie county ranch
men will commence cutting hay by the
middle Of next month.
A pretty bad old state of affairs ex-
lists. We hav'n't had a theatrical
troupe in town for two days.
The Cheyenne equestrienne school is
progressing faelY. and many of the la
dies Of this city are taking lessons.
Seats for Thos. W. Keene's Richard
III. on Monday night, are going rap
idly. Secure a good n before 1t is
too late.
Eastern people are complaining of
sunstrokes on their native heath, while
eastern folks who come out here are
complaining Of cool weather.
Still the ball keeps roiling-the 4th
of July ball. That we shall have a
grand and glorious time on that occa-
sion seems to admit of no doubt.
Judge Slaughter has two or three
cases of violations of the city ordi-
nances on his docket to dispose of to-
day. They are all for minor offences.
The fish IN Lake Minnehaha still
continue their endeavors to make their
way up through the ditch to Mahpalu.
tab, but they generally get left in the
attempt.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
propose giving an entertainment of
some sort on the Fourth Of July.
Whatever they decide upon will be
worth attending.
The superintendent car of the
Central Pacific road went through on
No. a yesterday. 1t contained a load
Of counts, earls, %marqnises and other
noblemen from some foreign cline.
1t is expected at present that work
will begin on the new Presbyterian
church about the first Of August, and
that 1t will be completed and ready for
occupation by the first of November.
The Crow creek dam broke on Thurs
day and Gen. Bracket notified the city
authorities Of the fact on yesterday
morning. Workmen were sent to make
the needed repairs and dam the dam.
Messrs. T. B. Reed, engineer, and
John Benns, fireman, left for Omaha
yesterday morning with engine No.
TIA, which needed repairing. They
will bring another one back in its place.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3. II
Cheyenne, % Colorado, 80 through;
No. A, 10 Cheyenne, % Colorado, Al
through; G. G., IL Cheyenne, 10 east, 0
west; d. p, 16 Cheyenne, ~ east, z
west.
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union Pacific s,rvevors once r,n !, ,ino
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Inc Denver i'epuo''cdn Oh yesterday
ua'e contained quite lengthy article
IN regaru o the marriage OF Lee Jim
ana Mary Lee. Inc reporter OF that
paper interviewed rev. u ID. hiddick'
mere ID an ar'isl. physician IN
new hork "nose specially Is eA'rac.ihg
Tue req pioom from topers' noses anu
making them OF virgin whitehess,
lie hhds plenty 0 | patrons. inae man
ought TO makea iortuhc III slor' ofuer'
About 100000 times a day we are
asked the question as to what is on in
COURT and yet ! fpeople would only re-