The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-22

town, but are of a very mild,tSpe.
There vas a party of four sisters on
yesterdays No. 4. en- route to Balti-
more.
The new machinery for the EndOn-
VILE mine, North Park, will soon he in
running order.
Passenger travel overland is very
light this season compared with last
summers record.
Several narrow gauge locomotives
were taken vest on yesterdays No. :
loaded on fat cars.
There will be several near faces be-
hind the burnt cork in IIaverley's
mastcdOus Monday evening.
There were twenty-five eIuigr.nt pas
sengers going west from this point yes,
terday, most If them coming from the
south.
Seven car loads OF Green Mountain
Boy copper oIc have been Slipped to
Chicago for smelling during the past
thirty days.
The LEADER Office bas completed the
proceedings of the council journal of
the last Legislative assembly, making
IL book of 252 pages.
The Berries for the NJ. L Church
festival have arrived. The Ladies OF
the Church are requested 10 be at Lib
rary Hall at one o'clock without fail.
The Philadelphia party of mining
capitalists who passed west some time
since returned in the special Pullman
car "Davy Crockett" yesterday en- route
home.
The LEADER acknowledges the re.
ceipt Of a complimentary invitation and
card to the Salt Lake Driving Park
association, holding June p, 2G, 81, %,
20, July 4th and 9TH.
The family of j. f. Potter of Denver,
was poisoned Wednesday,, by poison
administered in food. 1t was not con.
sidered accidental, but the work OF
some malicious person.
The trial of Graham for the murder
committed on Players ranch some
months ago which was to have come of
at Custer City Saturday last, was post.
poned until the oath inst.
The annual exhibition of the Colora.
do State horticultural society opened
Tuesday at the pavilion erected for the
purpose near the corner of California
and Sixteenth streets, Denver.
Yesterday the fire alarm bell was re.
moved from its position on the tempo
rary tower ear city hall into the belfry
above the hall from whence its alarm
sounds out much stronger and clearer.
The special Central Pacific car,
sacramento" attached to yesterdays
No. 3, was for the accommodation of a
daughter of L. A. Town of that road
and her husband, returning from an
eastern bridal trip.
Laramie Times: Oldham Nash met
with a rather painful accident last even.
Ing while coupling an engine on to No.
3. One of his fingers was caught,
crushed and badly torn. DR.. Harris
fixed 1t up for him.
Judging from the preparations that
are being made by the Ladies' OF the
NJ. Z. Church their festival tonight
will be a success. The society is worthy
of liberal patronage, and all who may
attend will receive a cordial welcome.
Denver Tribune: The erection of
the Grant smelter on the Vincent
addition site will be commenced at
once. The building will be 235 by 100
feet, and the capacity of the works will
be just double that of the old works in
Leadville.
A Kansas emigrant got bowling
drunk on Cheyenne whiskey yesterday,
and constable Nolan, assisted by Officer
Smith landed him in the calaboose. He
was a powerful fellow and gave the
officers a great deal of trouble lie getting
him into the cooler. He will have a
hearing this morning.
Gov. Hoyt was busily engaged at the
Territorial library rooms yesterday as
sorting specimens and arranging cases
for the purpose Of establishing a muse
UNI of Wyoming geological and other
specimens, which promises to be of
much interest and a great attraction
for the library rooms.
Fort Collins Courier: Idelman Bros,
Of Cheyenne, to-day attached about
twelve hundred dollars worth of whisky
and cigars for an old account against
Mr.. John Owens, until recently a
saloon keeper of this city. The pro-
perty is also claimed by Mr.. R. W.
Durkee, Of Collins, who claims that he
bought it of Mr.. Owens and paid for it.
We suppose the end is not yet.
The following foul SANDER, from the
LEADER, can only be settled according
to the code. Hon. Timothy Tigby has
consented to act as our second, who will
call on Brother Clark tomorrow and
demand satisfaction: 1.-THE Sun speak
ing of Bill Nye's departure for the
east, says safety often lies in flight.
But Nye lies in the Boomerang, and
there's a difference. - Boomerang.
Oh, beg pardon, we thought all the
time that it was Nye, but find it is
Barrow. A thousand pardons.
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