The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-06


bells are not a sort of fire alarm, afte
all.
A. Martin shipped in one car of fin'
new hay yesterday from his ranch oil
the Muddy.
The coaches which passed west will
Sheridan's party were d~ead-headed bacl
east yesterday.
The brick work of the ornamental
front of the Atlas block on Sixteenth
street nears completion.
The mining boom is coming follow
ing in the wake Of the new smelter
which is an assured fact.
The Denver exposition promises wei
so soon as order shall have been brought
out of the u~narranged exhibits.
A ranchman reports a cloud burst Il
have delayed the vicinity of Red Buttes
Thursday, with but little damage.
Seventeen emigrants and an even doz'
en- of irst-class passengers embraced
yesterdays D. p. trains contribution
to Cheyenne.
Who will be the first to put up 8
stone blockp Laramie county's build
ing stone is of unequaled quality and
easy of access.
The general court martial lately
convened at Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo.,
is dissolved, by order of BrigadieI
General Crook.
Isn't a young lady who snubs a fly
young gentleman acquaintance because
he is a snob, guilty of the same offence
as he-cutting a swell?
There will be a meeting of the Chey-
enne Bible society at Library hall this
evening in lieu of the regular services
of the Presbyterian church.
The Endomile mine, North Park,
will be represented at the Denver ex-
position with a specimen piece of OFT
weighing about 500 pounds.
Church services morning and wen
ing with Sabbath schools at loon. You
may attend neither, either or all if you
wish, as the doors swing open for ever,
one.
Two companies of the 4th infantry
will leave Fort Russell for Omahs
Tuesday, thus initiating the breaking
up of the present garrison of Fort
Russell.
The seat list for the Boston Quintette
club will be up at Hollis Tuesday. Call
early, as the reputation which this
excellent club enjoys will ensure a
rapid sale of desirable seats.
T%annenbaum, the fly young Laramie
boy who tried to support a mistress up
on his employers money, is lying III
jail unable to obtain bail. His enam-
orata visits him frequently, bringing
him various goodies to cheer his des-
pondency.
A poor, i%noffensive monkey leading
around a hand organ and an automaton
to turn the crank, was one of the
children's street attractions yesterday.
Some lover of nature should adopt the
lively ape and throw the remainder of
the outfit into the warehouse to keep
company with the Cardiff giant and
other humbuggery and rubbish.
Says the Boomerang: "We are re-
liably informed that the Union Pacific
soda works of this place will be in
operation in a very short time. Furth-
er and full particulars will be given in
a few days. Suffice it to say that Mr..
Fred Sickles is now en- route for Lara
mic to locate and start the work on the
necessary buildings. The machinery
is bought and is on the road.
The troops at Fort Thornburg are
busily making preparations for the
erection of new winter quarters. They
are turning out about 1000 adobes a
day and have many times that amount
or hand. They have a lime kiln in
full blast turning out large quantities
of lime, and congratulate themselves
upon the prospect of having a large
and prominent post on the White
river.