The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-02
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LIMO MENTION.
Plasterers are at work on the interior
of the Atlas block.
Three cars of California fruit passed
east on yesterdays No. 4.
Twenty was the number of Colorado
~emigrants westward bound yesterday.
The large proportion of W. q. Ir.
vines large new house begin to Gloom
up"
The Omaha board of trade, city coun-
Gil and invited guests start out on an
excursion Thursday to Butte, Mon
tana.
Preparations are making for laying a
fine cement walk on the Seventeenth
street side of the Stebbins & Post bank
building.
The water now being used in Collins
is taken direct from the rlver 1t is
loaded into the wagon a bucketful at a
me.-Express.
There has been a wholesale discharge
Of shopmen along the line of the U. p.
Ity. Sixteen have been discharged from
the shops in this city.
The board of county commissioners
held a session yesterday, devoting most
of its time to the auditing of the
usual large number of bills.
Several of the culverts on east Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets need re-
pairing badly. Large holes exist into
which horses might step and injure
themselves.
A. party consisting of Col. Babbitt,
Prof. Parish and Capt. ]. ]. O'Brien
went but to Table mountain last ven
ing to examine the mines. there. They
will return this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders enjoys the cool
luxury Of the finest woodbine in the
city, and gazing at it on these hot days,
n fails to see any cause for regret In
''going where the woodbine twineth. u
The Congregational society already
begins to feel the itch for building, which
has been raging during the past year OF
So, and it will probably result in a fine
new structure next season, perhaps OF
native stone.
Open air concert at Fort Russell this
evening. Our citizens should take ad-
vantage of the remaining opportunities
for listening to the excellent music OF
the Fourth. Even now the boys are
humming, ''But a little longer here we
stay
Boomerang: Laramie's physicians
report an unusual amount of SICKNESS,
principally among children. 1t is esti-
mated that there are between seventy
live and 100 cases alone, under the care
of the city's physicians.
The Evanston Chieftain says that on
Saturday last eighteen men of the car
department were discharged. The list
of victims includes several who have
been In the employ of the Union Pacif-
lie company for a number of years. Cut
down expenses, is the reason assigned.
The editorial Faber becomes some
time obscure in its wanderings, and the
eyelids of the proof-reader, Just before
the sunrise, sometimes heavy grow
This may cou for p. A. Gregor as
pardoned in yesterdays issue by Gov.
7 Hoyt instead of p. A. George; and a
cattle sale of 1906 instead of S4.05 as
it should have been.
The store of Baker Il johnson was
broken into by some sneak thief last
Monday morning and several dollars in
change abstracted from the money till.
These numerous petty offences mus. be
committed by some one who knows the
rounds petty well, for thus far all pur-
suit has been foiled and suspicious
bafied.
The city fathers OF Fort Collins have
fired the following resolution at the
demi monde, and the officers are max
ing it of some effect: 'Resolyed, That
the officers and policemen holding office
in the town of Fort Collins be ordered
TO arrest all prostitutes riding, driving
or walking on the streets in a manner
that would indicate their occupation,
and bring them before a magistrate, to
he dealt with according to ordinance
No. Is of said town, and any dereliction
OF duty on the part of said officers in
relation to this resolution. shall be suf.
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