The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-31
MINOR MENTION
District court this morning.

The bicYcleTs were Out at yesterday )
parade.
The fire department showed up SPLEEN
dIdly yesterday.
One case of holiday drunk went into
the cooler yesterday.
The city council will met at City hall
this evening as a board Of equalization.
A. Trabing and family and Chas.
erpool.
Marshall johnson Is having erected
on Nineteenth street, three tenement
houses.
Seven tramps were rounded up by the
police yesterday morning and treated
to the usual bill of fare.
S. Leihkam's new house near the
public park is being pushed toward
| completion by Contractor Culley.-
The Fort Collins Daily Evening
| Courier starts of with II neat and at
tractiye dress and healthy appearance.
L. R. Rhodes proprietor.
Milton Taylor has taken u new de.
parture by adding to his business a
full line of furniture. He received his
first car load yesterday, direct from the
factories.
There Is considerable thieyery prac-
ticed in the city cemetery. Persons
have taken flowers from certain graves
and moved them 70 others. This
should be stopped at once.
Prayer meeting this evening at the
residence of G.. A. Searight on Fergu-
son street at 1880 O'Clock. Subject:
"The subject of our thoughts. Phil.
As. The public are cordially invited.
Mr.. Sam Haas has returned to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, from the west where he has
been looking after his extensive stock
interests. The raise in cattle has put
a snug little profit into his pocket
Omaha Bee.
A large invoice of mormon recruits
will pass through this city Thursday en-
route to Zion and the elders. There
will be about 400 in the cargo and Jul
people should pray for a stiff breeze
from the north on that occasion.
Leavitt Burnham, Of the U. p. land
department, Is quoted rs assuring the
people of Laramie City of the erection
by the U. P. railroad company in the
very near future of soda works at or
near Laramie City instead of at the
lakes.
Mr.. Willen, the gentleman who re-
Gently bought out Messrs. Rand, Stead
man s. Co., yesterday received direct
ly from the "'old country three thor
oughbred Norman horses. They are
monsters in size and strength, and
beauties in shape. Laramie Times.
W. D. Pease has got his new and
large creamery into working order, and
Is turning out some of the finest butter
hat WIS ever made in the west-or east
either. 1t is we'll that Mr.. Pease's
creamery is of great capacity for he will
undoubtedly experience IA heavy de-
mand.
Mrs. DR.. Potts arrived to-day from
Denver, and is putting up at the Inter
Ocean. That she is fully competent to
not only entertain but instruct can be
tested by those who are willing to at
tend the first lecture which occurs this
evening in Library hall, and is open to
all.
This is the unromantic wind up Of n
sensational discovery which the Omaha
press made a deal Of a few days ago:
The mysterious grave" on Capitol
hill was investigated by Coroner Jacobs
and Deputy Mashal Mcclure on Satur-
day afternoon and 1t proved to be an
old priyy vault.
Yesterday one of the frail fair ones
out for a drive, INDUCED her fast habits
in fast driving to such an extent as to
nearly run down q party Of children out
for a ride. She vas relieved of the re-
sponsibility of the team and placed
under arrest. Our officers cannot be
too strict on this score.
The first through freight train over
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail.
road arrived at the Union depot at $50.
The train left Chicago last Thursday
evening at G O'Clock, and consisted of
thirteen cars of merchandise. The
trip was made without an accident.
Freight trains over this road will be run
regularly hereafter Denver Tribune,
3Oth.
Salt Lake Tribune: A gentleman
from Lake Side was In the city yester-
day, consulting with an attorney re-
garding his thirteen year old daughter,
who had been bapt lied into the Nor
mon church by so me Of her latter.day
relatives, against the wishes of her pa
rents, while she was absent from home
attending school. The father feels
Justly indignant over the outrage, and
will take legal measures against those
who pe%rpetrated the outrage.
The number Of cattle shipped from
Chicago to the seaboard ports for the
week ending May Goth reached 1865
head, against 6,4lO last week. To New
York, 2,2l0; to Jersey City, LILO; to
Boston, $50; to Baltimore 60. Thurs
day, st. Louis sold 100 head of 1913 h
grass Texan cattle at 600, and the
same price was got in Chicago Friday