The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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Yesterdays No. 3 was a very heavily
loaded train.
The Larimer county, Colorado. fair
will open Sept. %.
Bert Richie's new house on Eigh-
tenth street is framed.
Parasols and busters some more; I'LL
sters, adjourned sine die.
The grass has been on fire in fifty
places between Cheyenne and Sidney.
New corners in this country have
usually an ailment-''the Cheyenne
dry nose"
Omaha and Fort Collins seem to de-
vote their best energies to base ball
playing.
Some of the passenger men on the
east end of the U. p. have "put that
uniform on"
In Laramie City, says the Boone
rang, j. Kellner will at once erect a
SO, 500 residence.
A swindler obtained $50 in dia-
monds and cash from an Omaha jewell
er, on Wednesday.
An Interesting letter from a Chey-
enne lady how in the east may be read
on the fourth page.
The Mountain division''- familiar
words in railroad talk-has made its
bow and departed.
Better arrangements should be made
for the convenience Of the passengers
alighting from No. 4.
Snow shed repairing along the line of
the railroad has been commenced pre-
p%aratory for winter storms.
The funeral of the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. D. Lasher will be held
from st. Marks church this afternoon.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers ar
rived from the west yesterday after a
trip in Montana, and departed to Fort
Collins, via the Colorado Central.
Nellie Burke. the equestrienne, was
ruled out of the Iowa state fair races,
because of some looseness of wardrobe
in the races of 1880 in which she took
part.
At the office of the county clerk:
John W. SNYDER to Chas. ]. Masten
and George F. Inman. warranty deed
for the north one-half of lots 3 and 4 in
block No. 3s9; consideration, $4,000.
One case OF an unfortunate indi-
vidu al who had misjudeed his capacity
for Cheyenne ''exterminator," came
before Justice Slaughter yesterday and
was disposed of in the usual manner,
lie cooler.
Bob Baxter. the popular dispatcher
of the Laramie division, passed
through the city yesterday to Laramie.
He is just returning from New Mexico.
where he has been looking after some
valuable mining property there that he
is interested in.
LYNN Bee: The war in Egypt will be
ended. In addition to its new uniform
the British troops are to wear blue
goggles. The followers of Arab will
mistake them for Boston school
ma'ams. and fold their tents like Arabs
and silently steal away.
Laramie City is o to have a new
Sunday paper. says the Boomerang,
published by Wilson & Rauner in the
new opera house block, and edited by
Mr.. Wilson a journalist of ability, who
took charge of the Times just previous
TO its exeunt.
Boomerang: Hon. ]. W. Meldrum,
chairman of the Wyoming republican
committee, has decided to issue a call
for a territorial convention, to be held
at Green River, and is now comforting
with other members of the committee
as regards the date. That matter will
be settled, probably, within a few
days.
One Dave Driscoll. revived the mem
DRY of the ''good old times, " (times with
a little ''t'') in Laramie City a day or
two since, by imbibing too freely of
tarantula juice, and riding his horse into
Growers saloon. Dave is q cowboy
and cowboys and their ponies are in
separable, you fnow, but a policeman
persuaded the twain that the streets
were broad enough and a police court
entertaining enough for them.