The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-01

Amusements are becoming numerous
II not amusing.
A deal of good work is being put
upon the streets.
The law building heretofore adjoin-
ing the old reading room has been torn
down.
At the present rate Cheyenne will
more thar double its population in
three years.
The city council met last evening al
city hall as "A hoard Of equalization on
city assessments
Our city band is still On the track,
and the work of its frequent ]rehearsals
Is resulting In catering progress.
Some of "the boys" are quite musical.
and the sound Of harmonica, guitar and
bones sounds rlghtfno on the still night
air.
The various improvements placed
upon Keefe hall by its proprietor have
added materially to the aLtractiveHess
Of the place.
There has been n grand tumble" In
the Sun office since the departure Of the
CONTEMPLATION company, according to
their own ad.
The season for Strawberries and Ice
cream is right here, ard you may take
something for your stomach's ache.
New version.
Fifteenth street sidewalk benches
afford accommodation for such a gang
of loafers that respectable pedestrians
shun that portion of the town.
Decoration day services in Denver
were on a grand scale. Among the
various good things on the program
was a poem by Visscher, of the Hello.
Two coaches were attached to yester-
days train from the east to accommo-
date a party of recruits en- route to
Rawlins under Capt. Theo. Schwan, of
The 18th infantry.
The curbing which has separated the
drive from the depot sidewalk has been
removed back from the walk 80 as to
make tho accommodation for passen-
gers much more ample.
A new metal cornice has been placed
upon tbs Addoms & Glover block,
corner of Eddy and Sixteenth street, in
place of the one recently injured by the
fire on Chase's theater corner.
The wool clip Of Utah for 1882 will
exceed that of any preceding year. The
growth, however, is several weeks be-
hind the usual time, and shearing will
not be commenced until about the Goth
Of June.
Among the cases in justice court yes,
terday wal one which resulted in i'm.
posing a fine upon N of the fair sex
for using a~bLsiyely emphatic language
toward another woman. Dogs delight
to bark and bite, ETC."
Too much bulge created a noisy
fracas in Wildersen's saloon on Eddy
street Tuesday night, and yesterday
two Of the participants pleaded guilty
in justice court to disturbing the peace,
and were accorded the usual fine.
We take pleasure in congratulating
Mayor Sener on his reelection. He
has made n good executive officer, and
the people on Tuesday endorsed his adj
ministration. - Fredericksburg Star.
Mayor Sener is father of Chief Justice
J.. b. Sener, of this territory.
The remains of o. G. Bernard, late
manager of the Hazel Kirke company
we're on yesterdays east bound train.
Mr.. Bernard, it will be remembered,
was recently very i'll while in Denver,
and died a few days ago in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Bernard accompanied the
remains.
The virgin frdil who was brought
to a sudden stop last Tuesday for fast
driving through the streets was ar.
raigned before Justice Bean yesterday
on two charges, one regarding her con.
duct and another concerning her bust
ness, all resulting in a fine and costs
amounting to s33 80, which was paid.
Twenty-four emigrants arrived from
Denver yesterday en- route west. The
direct overland emigrant travel togeth-
er with that from the south, makes
such a demand upon the u. p. tran
sportation that the company expert
ences great difficulty in furnishing
coaches.
Alarge party OF young people started
out early last evening for Il moonlight
ride to the ranch of Mr.. Rugg, about
sever miles out Of town. They return
cd in the ''wee sma hours ayont the
twal," after having enjoyed a most
pleasing entertainment at the hands of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg, and a ~"loyely
ride
Emitted by Telephone.
Arrangements are progressing for
connecting the systems of the Cheyenne
and the Laramie City telephone ex-