The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-25

soda waiter aRu lr'nni':"' ''A"
abound.
Dress parade and open All concert Il.
Fort Russell this evening.
Bosler & Bros. shipped 30 cars #
cattle from Ogalalla yesterday.
The various churches open their
doors to all who will come to-day.
The glorious Fourth draweth nigh
and so does the Fort Collins excursion.
Robinson's circus took in $1,000 1T
the ticket wagon in Denver yesterday.
The SHOWS on the snowy range are
unusually deep for this srasoH of the
year.
There are prospects of several other
buildings going up on Sixteenth street
this year.
As yet all efforts to bring the body of
Willie Hays to the surface of lake Min
nehaha have proven futile.
Work on the Presbyterian church is
progressing finely, and the walls are eX-
tending quite a reach upward.
1t is rumored hat President Arthur
will visit the west during the fortlIcun-
ing mining exposition at Denver.
Herman Haas has timothy growing
in his yard that is forty inches high.
lie has also some finely gro wing clover.
The hour of evening service at the
several churches has been changed to
5 O'Clock instead of 7:&0 as heretofore.
A party of young people went down
to ~Kuykendal's ranch yesterday and
enjoyed the beautiful day as n picnic
party.
An ex-Catholic priest under a heavy
load of the ardent was one of the most
disgraceful sights upon the streets last
night.
There is n letter in the LEADER
office directed to "Miss L. r., CIrEY-
ENNE LEADER ohice,' from Big Horn
p~ost-otlice.
The subject of rock, leads, veins, etc.
divide the honors with 1--we stock and
the weather in common conversation
nowadays.
There were 30 of Cooks excursion
lists on yesterdays No. 4. Some had
delayed and others hastcncd ahead OF
the 60 who started.
Some c~haritably disposed ladies
started out yesterday with n subscrip-
ton and collected about 800 for Mr..
and Mrs. Hays, father and mother OF
the drowned boy.
The Fort Collins Courier man speaks
Of '~'alledged jokes" in a manner which
would lead a stranger to think that he
could recognize the genuine if he
should read them.
The Congregational church will be re-
opened to-day for regular services.
The choir under the direction Of Mr..
Whitcomb, have prepared II service Of
song for the evening.
According to the Sweetwater Gazette
ffty-nine horses for Sanderson Il Co.,
the new stage contractors between
Green River and Fort Washable, ar
rived at Green River on Tuesday night,
The coaches etc, will follow in 4 few
days.
Laramie Times: Bob Marsh got
through loading his wool clip Friday,
amounting in the aggregate to some
where in the neighborhoOd Of 10000
pounds. There was over three car loads
of it. 1t is all consigned to Boston
parties.
The statement republishcd from the
Drovers' Journal yesterday othe effect
that the cattle drive from Montana,
Idaho and Oregon would be much more
than 100000 head is way off by many
thousands. Montana, Idaho and ore,
gon together could not round up very
many more than this number.
Boomerang: The firm of Marsh &
Cooper has secured a large and valua-
BILE addition to its already large stock
interests, having purchased the ranch,
fixtures and stock of Mr.. o. c. Waid,
of Rock Creek. One hundred head dt
horses and about 1000 head OF cattle
were included in the transaction, the
former proprietor, Mr.. Waid, receiving
somewhere In the .neighborhood OF
500, 009 cash about July LIST next.