The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-21
N MENTION.
H. L. Lasher carries the official star
Officer Ingalls, illness.

Ii. IL. Lasher carries the official star
during Officer Ingalls, illness.
Horace Newman, claim agent of the
U. p, went east on last nights No. A.
A. A. Egbert, superintendent of the
e. G. division Of the U. p, returned to
Denver yesterday.
Officer Robt. ingalls, has been con
fined to the house for several days with
an attack Of pneumonia.
The D. p. train was delayed by the
wind, &C., so that 1t arrived in thi!
city about two hours late yesterday.
No. 3 was held for it.
The Pullman hotel car "Internation
al" went west attached to No. 3 yes
terday, for the benefit of a San Fran
cisco party, east bound.
The train from the west arrived last
evening eight hours OF more late, caused
by waiting for Central Pacific onnec
lions, held back by the heavy snow il
the Serras.
Yesterday Prof. Stanton sent four
samples Of Wyoming granite to tn,
Smithsonian institution at Washington,
to represent the native building ston,
Of this territory.
The county commissioners met yes
terday at the court house. The viewers
were appointed for three roads and thu
routine business transacted. The official
report will appear tomorrow morning.
Hopt, alias Welcome, who was ar
rested in this city for the murder Of
Turner at Park City, some months ago.
has been accorded a new trial by tn,
United States supreme court, 30 1t is re-
ported.
Sunday Robt. Bishop brought his
young child into town for medical
treatment, the little one being very i'll
The physicians aid came too late, how
ever, and the child died. The funeral
took place at Ave O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Banks officiating.
In the article on the North Park
Sunday morning 1t was stated that
wagons had to be left and sleighs taken
at Walden's on the Laramie, when 1t
should have been Walden's but about
80 miles this side of Teller instead.
Only a difference of many miles Of hard
travel, that is all.
A petition has been circulated among
the business men in town and generally
signed, urging a very much higher
license upon auction stores, drummers
aud other m~eandering merchants, than
that now imposed by the city authori-
lies. There is a large deal of right III
what 10 asked for.
b A telegraph line has been ordered t.
be built from Fort Bridger to Fort
rhornburg, and Lieut.. Young will
brobably have it completed by the end
f May. The construction party will
wear out a good many snow shoes before
the last pole is put up at the new fort,
-[Sweetwater Gazette.
For first class egg stories, Messrs. A.
!. Emery and ]. b. Woods cannot be
eggscelled. The former produces a
specimen Of the fragile fruit measuring
ks inches, while the latter is willing n
assert by all that is good and palatable
that his orchard has produced one Okla
inches. A hsh-eggstory, apparently.
Hereafter, a sheriff or any agent OF
the territory who executes a requisition
issued by the governor, shall be allowed
the sum Of five dollars per day and ex-
penses. But the requisition must here.
after be issued upon the request Of the
prosecuting attorney or the board OF
county commissioners toentitle the sher-
fl or agent to these fees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 2so;
lowest, 15o; highest velocity OF wind, A
miles per hour; mean temperature,
2Oo; mean humidity, 46 per cent. Else
where ut 1:09-FoIt Washable, W. T.,
temperature, 29o; wind, west, cloudy.
Deadwood, temperature, $50; wind,
cloudy. Denver, temperature, $50;
wind, west, clear. Salt Lake, tenn
erature, 800; wind, clear. Cheyenne,
23O; wind, northwest, cloudy.