The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-09
MINOR

NINOR MENTION.
And now wouldn't a bicycle race be
in order?
A Dutchman in Ireland in the opera
house on the 10th.
Fine pressed brick are put down here
at about S35 per thousand.
Another refreshing rain yesterday.
"Green grow the grasses, o."
Every good citizen will read the
religious notices this morning.
Don't forget the equalization board.
They are sure not to forget you.
The sale of seats for Fritz in
Ireland" will begin on Monday.
Taylor, the bill artist, is number one
on decorating the bulletin board.
Since Guiteau was hanged there
is a derth in telegraphic sensation.
The LEADER office is in all respects
prepared to turn out neat job printing.
J.. T. Birmingham, a young Bslti-
MORGAN, is now city agent on the Sun.
DIR. Wyman has a ''purp'' he would
like to dispose of and 50 would one
of his dodgers.
Since the recent rains Crow creek
has less cat, dog, hog and refuse of diff
ferent kinds than formerly.
AS to quietness, the Fourth of July
in Cheyenne was equal to about five
Sundays condensed into one
Quite a number of persons who want
to rent either homes or furnished
rooms cannot be accommodated.
1t is not the boom of annon Thank
Heaven that is past. But it's a build
ing boom In Cheyenne. Let 1t boom.
Don't forget Father Boylan. He is
conversant with the land league trou-
bles in Ireland from beginning to end.
Twenty emigrants and about as
many first class passengers arrived
from Colorado yesterday westward
bound.
Laramie plains round up No. 1 has
finished its work. No. 2 will get
through to-day at the old stage crossing
on Rock creek.
Mr.. Andrews is successfully intro
ducing his instantaneous view of the
worlds history. 1t certainly IS a pub
LEGATION of rare merit.
A rarity in Cheyenne street organ
and monkey. In the extreme EAST they
are with the blue bird) regarded as
the h~arbingers of spring.
A. Simmons. of Pueblo, is in town.
He reports his locality as hot, but the
people are confident over the prospec-
tive growth of the place.
Carefully prepared reading matter on
every page of the LEADER, though
some of it vas upside down yesterday
through a caper of the types.
Our daily and weekly lists of sub
scribers are undergoing a revision.
Those knowing themselves indebted
should forward what is due.
The Masten corner on Sixteenth
street is a wreck. The business has
been moved into the apartments lately
occupied by the LEADER office.
The Wyoming clerk of the weather
was at his old tricks yesterday as indi-
Gated by the unsettled state of the
mercury in Sergeant McGovern's re-
port.
Stebbins, Post & Co.'S. new bank will
have all the modern improvements and
be nicely trimmed with stone. They ex-
pect to occupy 1t about the first of No
vember.
Cats are plenty in Cheyenne land
aren't they plenty every WHEREBY, but a
lady thought sufficient of one to adyer-
tise for 1t. Why can't we love a cat as
we'll as a dogp Women have rights in
wyoming as well as men.
The funeral of Mrs. F. NJ. Culp was
held from st. Johns Catholic church
Friday afternoon, Father Boylan
oniciating. Mrs. Culp, nee Miss Aggie
Freit, Of Galena. ILL.,, was a sister of
Mrs. Jennie B. Walsh, of this city.
The loye of money is the root of
all evil; but that shouldn't prevent
q good root beer stand in the well
regulated city of Cheyenne. There T
those of temperance proclivities who.
can't drink Crow creek water and they
must drink something-to change the