The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-07
MINOR

Fort Collins will soon have a new
depot,
Summers sweets shall bloom
again"
Railroad matters in Denver remain
unchanged.
Rosecrans is being urged for re-
election.
Bishop Spaulding will preach nt st.
Marks church this evening.
A new stamp mill at Cummins City
is expected shortly.
There will probably be a change in
the time tables of the Union Pacific
main line soon.
Arrangements lave been made for
removing the fire bell in the city hall
tower.
c. l.. Watson, night operator in the
Laramie City telegraph Office, died
Sunday Of pneumonia.
The City Council has ordered GOO feet
of new hose for the Gre department. 1t
will arrive within a fortnight.
Mrs. DIR. Potts will commence d
series of lectures at Laramie City this
evening.
The Union Pacific rail way will trans
port the new steam fire engine for
Laramie City over its line free of
charge.
The sleeper on Mondays Denver
Pacific train was the FIRST through from
Kansas City on the new quick time.
A a named Isadore Schultz, in at
tempting to get on the break beam Of a
moving car at Rawlins Sunday night,
fell and lost n leg under the wheels.
An old and able attorney said yester-
day; 81 see that the Mattison Hall
case has been appealed to the Sun
(n%ewspaperl and the verdict of the jury
set aside.
The county commissioners met yes
terday and transacted considerable rou-
tine business. An official report of the
same Will appear in the LEADER to.
morrow.
IL the case of Octavia Reeves, before
Justice Bean yesterday, charging the
defendant with keeping a house of
prostitution nea Fort Laramie, she
was found guilty and fined 500 and
costs amounting in all to Sll1.9O. The
fine was paid.
Judge Blair was telegraphed TO day
tnat Laramie was to be visited by
Rooinson's circus July 3D.. 1t it be-
lieved that the joyful news will do more
to cure him of his ailments than the
famous waters of the Ogden warm
springs, where he is now sojournlng.-
Boomerang.
General Joe Wilson is a strong candi-
date fer appointment to the governor
ship Of Wyoming. Last night nearly
fifty kilograms were sent to the presi-
dent and Colorado representatives In
congress urging his appointment
Denver Tribune.
Notices have been received 10y the
department in Denver that an eastern
mail service will lie put on the Chicago,
Burlington Y Quincy road of July /.
The Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy will
make the fastest time east, and will
probably carry the bulk of the Denver
mails.
BY yam change OF time table Oh the
Denver Pacific railroad the passenger
train over that road arrives in this city
at lis p. m. instead of Immediately
following the No. 3 as heretofore. The
latter train arrives at the same time rs
before, but waits for the Denver
Pacific connection with twenty minutes
added for dinner. This makes a stop Of
nearly an hour in this city for No. 3.
The bogus United States bonds,
which have recently been uttered in
such large amounts, will probably
prove to have been issued from genuine
plates obtained by crooked means from
the department where they were sup
posed to have been destroyed. A
prominent detective has one OF the
platss in his possession and experts
have pronounced it genuine. The
question now is how it Slipped the
department.