The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-30
mo MENTION.
Concert this evening.

Inc Wlnu goeth Where IL llstetH hEu
when.
Strange faces become numerous upon
our streets.
Brickwork has been commenced upon
the new Catholic parsonage.
Parties are going out daily now for
the various ranches adjacent to Chey-
enne.
The Boomerang is showing evident
signs of prosperity, if its growing bust
ness may be judged of by its growing
size.
Location notices were filed with
County Clerk Jeffrey yesterday for four
new claims in the Whalon canon min
ing district.
Most of the towns Of the country
show increased business transactions
this week AS compared with correspond
Ing week last year.
We have heard it roughly estimated
that the cost in the PIerronnet case will
amount to $4,000. A rather expensive
luxury considering the outcome.-lLar-
annie Times.
This city will loon receive a visit
from Miss Lucia E S. Kimball,. a lady
prominent in Woman's work in this
country. She is coming upon business
connected with the woman's temper
ance work.
The highest velocity of the wind
the storm Tuesday vas fifty.
four miles per hour. This high speed
lasted about ten minutes. On January
8, a year ago, the wind reached Il
speed Of sixty-9ve miles per hour.
Says the Laramie City boomerang:
The uniform rank, Knights OF Pythias,
nave decided to give their long. looked
for ball on the evenin Of April 25th.
Those having the affair in charge will
rndeavor 10 make it the star ball Of the
season. 1t is an assured success.
Cows on the prairies get accustomed
TO the noise of locomotive bells and
whistles, and do not always clear the
track until thrown off by the cow
catcher. A patent devise is described
in the Scientific American for squirt
lug hot water twenty rods ahead. 1t
Is calculated that this would stimulate
the LATEST into action.
Pretty Camp, wife of Crow Dog, is
re- PRESENTED as having been deeply af-
when informed Of the verdict
her husband. When Informed
they had the sympathy Of the pep
pie aud that it was likely to be carried
up, when the good father at Washing
would make everything right, she
to take heart. The impulses Of
t le human heart are quite similar, re-
CARELESS of race or condition.-lDead-
wood Times.
Highest temperature yesterday, 60o;
400; highest velocity OF wind, IL
niles per hour; mean temperature,
40; mean humidity. IS per cent. Else
at 1:09-Foit Washakie, w. T.,
temperature, 500; wind, east; cloudy.
Denver, temperature, CSC; wind, west;
SaltLake, temperature, $40; wind,
cloudy. Cheyenne, tempera-
.ure, 500; wind, northwest, fair. Dead
wood, temperature, $50; wind, FORTH
,ast, cloudy.
The general spring roundup of Dis
riot No. l will meet at Culberton,
Nebraska. May 10, and commence work
It the Colorado state line. One outfit
will work up the Frrnchman and Stink
ng Water, then join North Side round
Up at Ogallala, then work both sides of
he Platte to the mouth Of the Beaver.
Another outfit will work both forks of
he Republican and tributaries to head
# Beaver, then down Big and Little
Beaver to the Platte, then up the Platte
o Fort Morgan, then up Muddy to the
leadwaters.-lDenye Tribune.
The proposed retirement of Gen. Nc
lowell will open an opportunity for
ever.l promotions, and among candi-
Iates is mentioned Gen. Crook IN com.
nand of the department OF the Platte.
KS expressing western opinion, which
AS but little respect for governor
mental red tape, and bases its demands
lpon ably displayed skill and genuine
merit, nothing would please the
leader more than to be able to
chronicle the promotion Of so able all
,ficer aud thorough a man US Gen.
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