The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-15

WOrk IN the trenches LOT lhe Watoi
mains progresses finely.
John Eames preached to quite an
audience in Keefe hall last Sunday.
There will be a mail service estab-
lished between Hat Creek add Spear
fish.
Justice Bean disposed of q Sunday
drunk yesterday in the usual way.
Cooler.
Haverley's united m%astodons passed
through this city yesterday enroute to
Denver.
Several engines in the yard yester-
day looked as fine as may be just out OF
the shops.
]. G. Abney has started a daily
Concord coach between Fort Laramie
and Hartville.
A. II. Reel is building a fine large
brick carriage barn on his place on six
tenth street.
1t is now thought that the Ogden
Short Line will be completed to Wood
River in September.
City Engineer provinces is busily en-
gagged running lines on the various
streets for the water mains.
J.. II. Cook will start u with his
English hunting party for a trip up in
the Bighorn and Yellowstone counties
to-day.
Omaha's new market house is to
cost $500, 600. A water motor runs
the electric light in Omaha. 1t gives
a more steady light than steam.
The Mendelssohn Quintette club
went from this city to Pueblo Sunday.
After playing IN Pueblo, Leadville and
Colorado Springs, they make a stop in
Denver.
There will be no water run in the
bitches on the east side of town to-day
on account of the digging of trenches.
1t will be let on as usual within a day
or two.
Uncle Tom, the old irrepressible
won't-be put down, perennial Uncle
Tom is coming to Cheyenne right upon
the heels of the woody elephant and the
remainder of the circus.
Our big paper of Sunday last gave
immense satisfaction. This size sheet.
however, will only be provided when,
10 the opinion of the editors, substan-
benefit to the territory can be rendered.
The present prices in cattle are ap-
Z parently up to stay up, unless some
thing unusual and unexpected occurs
to bring about such an unfortunate re-
suit, the low figures of last year will
not be quoted.
For the first time this season our
citizens dependent upon the Union
Pacific pipes for their water supply ex-
perieneed the inconvenience Of empty
hydrants caused by a scanty supply of
the aqueous fluid in Crow creek.
Two new side tracks were been built
last week between Rawllns and Green
River. One between Washable and
Red Desert. and one between Bitter
Greek and Black Buttes, for passing
points for the new time schedule.
The railroad depot presents a lively
scene nowadays, with three or four
passenger trains and an emigrant train
or W filling all the available tracks
about the place. The d~esirability of a
new and larger depot is very apparent
just about now.
A Boomerang correspondence from
Lander mentions the possibility Of u
new Catolic church in that town soon.
81, 800 have already been subscribed.
twins, the interesting event having &C.
Cured on the 10th inst.
Boomerang: Two new stations have
been established on the Laramie divi-
sion, one between Bitter Creek and
Black Buttes, and another between
Washaki and Red Desert. The first il
named Patrick, in honor of the Pat
rick Bros, and the other Frewen, after
the stockmen of that name.
Lovers of fine horses will be more
than pleased with the Seven Trained
Stations with the Sells Brothers. Six
Enormous Railroad Shows now United.
which is to exhibit at Cheyenne Thurs
day, August "a. These Stations are ali
of different breeds mt represent tn.
finest types of horse flesh known.
Saturdays Ogden Pilot: There was
a special car on the train from thu
west last evening with a very distin-
guished party Of railroad men OIL
board, consisting of S. Il. II. CLARK.
Dobert Law, p. p. Shelby, H. G. New
ton and their ladies and children. They
are going OIL to San Francisco and anti.
cipate-a very pleasant time. 4,
8. b. Jones, chairman on printing.
has hit upon a very neat way of calling
the attention of posts G. A. R. to tn,
grand army reunion of the order In
Nebraska, which occurs on Sept. End
He has had printed a neat pamphlet
collection of Grand Army songs, and
has scattered them Rratuitously over
the country among the different
posts.
on to Montana.
A party consisting of Messrs.
Converse, Nagle and Dyer started ou'
vesterdav for Halena Mont tn attain,