The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-27
n MENTION.
Travel is still increasing.

| UAhd.
There has been an insurance boom
since the fire.
The barometer last evening indicated
good weather.
Tree planting is going on with COM
mendable energy.
Major Talbot at Carlin. is az usual
%cultivatinE his farm.
w. c. Irvine will probably be OF the
roundup this summer.
Wanted, a faster mail, but will tho
powers that be grant it.
Renovation in the way of papering,
ETC., is still going on at the Inter Ocean.
Several fresh coats of paint brighten
the exterior of the Metropolitan hotel.
A class in e~locution will probably be
raised, with MIR. and Mrs. Price AS
teachers.
The sound Of the carpenters saw and
Ratchet are making welcome music
TO the mechanic.
James Wrangle, one Of the clerks Of
Idelman Bros, is lying seriously ill of
rheumatic fever.
= Bill Nye, of the Boomerang, is-and
successfully, too-ringing a boom out Of
his enlarged sheet.
The opening Of tho opera house
promises to make an era in the history
Of Chtyenne's e%njuyments.
Much irrigation is not without it's
objections IN a sanitary point Of view.
Chills and levers are produced.
Mr. Moore, who has superintendent
the packing mules for many years, says
that the mule is a much ~slandered ami
Dal.
An Informal hop was given by the Off
Gers at Fort Russell last evening, which
Was attended by a number Of Cheyenne
people.
Tw) tramps-Judge Bean-ten dol
lars or ten days-no dollars-chain
gang-selah.
DR.. Cowhick's discourse on the Chi,
nrse question, Sabbath evening in
Library hall, has produced much dis.
c%ussion pro and con.
The special train embracing J.. T.
Clark's special car and the U. P. pay
car went to Denver yesterday morning
leaving here at nine O'Clock.
The ACREAGE stranger Is struck witt
the efficiency Of our fire department.
But we never IA to experience All
other water famine at 30 critical 9
period.
Prof. Inmsn did some noble work
yesterday In planting trees in front o.
Chas. Masten's residence. He is a full
bred granger with a straw hat and hay.
seed-in his mind.
The young ladies' and gentlemen o.
this city are iDclining more and more t.
matrimony. DR.. Cowhick has united
three couples a month every month
since last September.
The Union Pacific special, "03,'
went west with No. 8 yesterday foI
the purpose Of bringing back S. H. II
Clark, who is In California, and find.
himself greatly improved in health.
There was a fine cavalcade OF ladie,
and gentlemen out riding yesterday
One OF the gentlemen Of the surveyor
generals Office met With a sad misliaI
in tumblini off his steed into the dust.
He was very little injured, however.
Norcross Brothers have at present
thirty men working on the Ames mon
ument, quarrying and cutting stone
Building will be resumed in ten days
They have hired mostly eastern ME ful
this season. A. l.. Sutherland is still
the foreman.
A special car OF the New York, Penn
sylvania & Ohio road 1.-THE old Atlantic
~ Westerly passed through with No. 3
train yesterday. 1t contained Mr.
Cooper, the general manager Of the road
aud his family. They are destined fol
n trip to California.
There were no berths to be had yes
terday on No. 4 train, so that the easl
bound travellers had to rough it. The
Pullman car business OH this road Ii
iorribly m~ismanaged. Bennett, the
alleged superintendent, is about IL
competent for his position as the latest
arrival from China.
Yesterdays Boomerang says that 9
Stranger vas in Laramie exhibiting HI
old >luuched hat, n pocket knife and II
p zee Of wood stained with blood, which
~ SAID lie got ut the Jesse James resi-
nee in st. Joseph. rJA man looked
sery Thirsty, aud a drink of whisky
W 'uld probably have bought the whole
batch uf IT lies.
All the young men employed In the
mechanical department Of the LEADER
b we recently opened bank accounts at
one of the leading repositories Of the
C y. As there are several very ellgib Q
y ung men in the party, we take it fer
g anled that the young ladies of the
community will learn Of this step with
| Interest.
Acc riding to the circular Of Walter
b own u Co., Of Boston, choice terri
tory wool is srlling at % and 80 cents,
average at 81 and 20, Hsllowell
4 Cuburn quote territory and other un-
| - tshed far hne Ok IN 2O cpnts An.