The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-03
n ENrION.

of course, you are going TO church.
OF course, you are counting on Wy
oming day.
A little zephyr yesterday to sweep the
streets, that is all.
The Episcopalians of Fort Collins
will build a new church this fall.
The plate glass has been placed in the
show windows of the Atlas block.
Theodore Bath, of Laramie City, has
leased the Worth hotel, of that town.
The little daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs.
H. d. Lasher was buried yesterday.
All recent visitors to the exposition
speak glowingly of Wyoming's exhibit.
A very good description of the Bald
peak, Uintah range. is printed on the
fourth page.
Another number has been added to
the telephone list, No. 102, DIR. Reck-
er's residence.
The Greeley, Salt Lake s. Pacific
ItllIOdu 10 lOh ldiu lIph IOlb SOliluJ
seven miles toward Greeley.
There is considerable sickness about
town now, of various kinds, but with.a
few exceptions zone of a serious nature.
The religious notices for Cheyenne
will Lenceforth be placed at the head of
the local columns of the LEADER, in
small type, Oh Sundays.
According to the Fort Collins Cour-
Ter, Larimer county, Colorado, will
harvest a grain crop of 8 to 10 per cent.
above last years. crop.
The Wyoming Copper company, with
its capital stock of 100000, lays
oYer'' anything in this county outside
several paper railroads.
One os T. Dyer's ranch men was
brought into town yesterday with a
broken leg caused by his horse falling
on it. The fracture was reduced and
the man is doing well.
Justice Slaughter was called upon to
dispose of two Simon-pure DRINKS yes
terday, which he did in the usual way.
The prisoners paid their fines in the
usual way, i. e., cooler.
Seventeen emigrants, seventeen
quilts, seventeen lunch baskets, and no
end of imaginative pictures of rosy fu-
lures, came up from the south yester-
day, and went west on the regular emil
grant train.
Our readers will note the change in
the time of beginning the evening ser
vices at the various churches in the
city. Instead of beginning at 8 O'Clock
as heretofore the services will begin at
half-past seven.
The postmaster general has ordered
the appointment of Haney A. Bennett
as postmaster at Buffalo, johnson coun-
ty, Wyoming. The postoffice at Kear-
ney, johnson county, has been dlscon-
tinued.
A lo~ud-yoiced Amazon created &c
much of a disturbance In the streets
yesterday that the officers were obliged
to jug" her. In police court she was
found guilty of disorderly conduct, and
not paying her fine, was sent back to
the lookup.
The foot ace last evening was not 9
grand glorious success according to the
reports of those who were there, but
very one sided on the side Of the fellow
who was beaten. AL Furstnow to al
intents and purposes, came out ahead
by a small majority.
The fact that the Union Pacific rail
way has commenced or is comtemplat.
ing building a road from the south Of
Utah to San Francisco direct, make.
current again the various reports here
tofore circulated, concerning a unior
of the Central Pacific and the B. & NJ
or virtually, THE @. B. u Q r. H., BY
the building of the road from Denver
west, the G. p. east making thu
a continuous line across the con
tinent independent Of the U. P. Ry.
PROFESSIONAL.