The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-11
MENTION

The Inter Ocean bar has an elegant
new bar screen.
Brick work has been commenced on
the Masten block.
Wyoming's mining begin &c
excite outside remark.
Railroad travel is much lighter this
season than it was last year.
The Presbyterian church is progress
ing toward the roof timbers.
E. A. Slack's residence on Ferguson
street is being pushed forward toward
completion rapidly.
Ogden is called upon by the Pilot TO
cut its big city squares in two, thus
opening up for settlement large reser-
vations.
Justice Slaughter disposed of several
cases of plain DRINKS yesterday in the
usual way. One of the parties was a
female and one a boy. Fines and cooler
accommodations.
Justice Bean was moving his family
temporarily into accommodations on
Sixteenth street yesterday, previous to
taking up permanent quarters in the
central part Of the city.
Ask those who have seen the Sells
Brothers. Six United Shows what it is,
and they will send you to its Electric
lighted Monster Metropolis of tents, at
Cheyenne Thursday, Aug. "a.
The fishing and camping party made
up of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs.
Pickett, the Misses Clancy and G. w.
Beck of the Sun, returned last evening
much sunburned but reporting a pleas
ant time.
The first run over the Oregon Short
Line track was made by the Utah &
Northern train last night from Poca-
tello to Portneuf, and those who came
over say the track is beautifully laid.
-[Ogden Pilot.
The new sewerage system will ex-
tend north from Fifteenth street on
Eddy, Ferguson and Hill streets.
Above Fifteenth the sewers will be
laid by private subscription. The es-
cape and pipes below Fifteenth will be
at the city's expense.
Messrs. Lonergan, A. J.. Smith and
Oscar Smith, came up from Boulder
yesterday for the purpose of looking up
the copper interests. Mr. A. ]. Smith
thinks of putting in a smelter either at
Copperopolis or in Cheyenne, and vas
offered the gift of one block of lots in
Cheyenne, neaf lake M~innehaha, by ].
G. Baird, on which to build the smell
ter. Mr.. Smith will not decide on the
location of this smelter until he visits
the copper region. The party will leave
to-day for the north.
The Sidney press calls Cheyenne a
small burg in chronicling a visit to the
former place by Judge" Adam
AdRmsky. This is an opinion which is
not evidently shared by the Judge"
who said he went down to buy Sidney
% bring it up here as there is n vacant
block which would accommodate it.
He said he took down the wherewitbal
to pay ready cash, i. e., $500, with
which he expaeted to purchase the
town, a cigar and a drink.
The earth is passing through a
shower of celestial pyrotecnics now and
the display throughout these beautiful,
clear nights is very hue indeed. If
some of the parties who have been de-
voting the major part of their evenings
studying mechanics as exhibited in
front gates, will cast their eyes heaven
ward they will be well repaid for the
Diversion from the usual programme.
One of the boys saw a brilliant display
of shooting stars last evening; but his
vision was q%uIckened by a whole souled
application of a double soled boot just
as he was going down the front steps.