The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-13
UNION pAo1F1o RAILROAD.
MINOR MENTION,


Mark the change in the mails at the
p~ostofice.
Buy a dozen copies of this paper, and
send them to your friends.
Cards with "Rooms for Rent'' print
ed on for sale at the Office.
No. 4 came yesterday four hours late,
the delay being caused by a boul-
der in Weber Cation.
Advertising car No, 2, for Sells Bros.
circus, arrived in this city yesterday, to
replenish the bill boards.
We regret to learn that little Matte
Parker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Parker is very Ill with quinsy.
$780, 600 worth of supremely grand
and glorious show for absolutely moth
ing In the public street at Cheyenne on
Thursday, Aug. "a.
A Salt Lake excursion formed a part
of yesterdays east bound trains cargo
to this point. 1t numbered 80 MEM
bers EN- route to Denver.
William w. Jeffrey transferred yes
terday by warranty deed, lots 1, 2, 8, A,
8, 8, 7 and g., in block ia to Pauline
Hellman; consideration $500.
Bruner & johnson received the sup
plies of two large fire companies, the
London and Lancashire and the North
Boston and Mercantile.
We have printed an extra edition of
this mornings pnper, which can be
had at this office at 10 cents each or
three for twenty-five cents.
The case Of Charles Earl, upon the
charge Of attempt at rape, was brought
up in Justice Beams court and the
prisoner a~rraigned, when the matter
was adjourned until Tuesday.
BY the new time card taking effect
TO-DAY No. 3 arrives at 1:20 and departs
at 2:lO p. m. railroad time. No. 4
arrives at 1870 and departs at 2 O'Clock
D. m. railroad time. The two trains
pass at this point.
Sixty-one recruits from Jefferson bar
racks, Mo-, in charge of Capt. G. II.
Evans, OF the 10th cavalry, went out
on the noon train bound for Sidney,
Neb. They are assigned to the 9TH
cavalry .-tomaha Bee.
County Clerk Jeffrey, family, and
several friends, started out in the
country yesterday to spend the Sabbath
where sermons" may be found ain
stones, books in running brooks, and
good in everything"
Behold in the procession of Sells
Brothers, Worlds Fair on Thursday,
Aug. "a, the Colossal $780, 600 Aquari.
UNI and the Monster Den of the Hip
popotami the largest vehicles ever
made or moved, and a great show
alone.
1t is strange that people will become
so unmindful of the comforts and
rights Of others as to keep up a con-
tinual flow of small talk in public
places when %politeness and good breed
ing demand silence. This has been a
frequent annoyance at the opera house
and last evening was no exception.
DIR. Mercer, the surgeon of the Union
Pacific railway, was in Ogden this
morning and going to Echo, from
whence he will return here and go up
the Utah & Northern. The doctor
says that they nave got the smallpox
under control nov and expect In a short
time to have it entirely quelled along
the ne.-logden Pilot.
The erection Of soda works at Lara
mie by the Union Pacific is a fixed fact,
and work on them will be commenced
at an early day. The matter of location
has been left to Mr.. Dickinson, who.
on the arrival of Mr.. Fred. Sickles.
who is expected from Omaha in a few
days, will settle on that matter and
work will commence. AS before stated
in these columns, the machinery has
been purchased and is now en- route
boomerang.
Capt. j. Scott Payne ana Troop Arrive.
Troop F, of the 9th cavalry, arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon from
Fort Niobrara, in extra coaches, which
were attached to No. 3. The compan,
is in command of Capt. ]. Scott Payne
and his lieutenants, Frank Michler and
Lester w. Cornish. Capt. Payne was
accompanied by his wife.
4he troops were Immediately run up
tho 1ovarpnapt eidin0 70 taIa no,t o.,