The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-03

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The boys were out with their guitars
and harps last night.
= Last evening offered a magnificent
sunset to those who wished to see.
The have another invoice
of proselytes en- route from Europe.
There Is a rumored co-partnership
in the dry goods business soon to be
contaminated here.
workmen are busily engaged in cut
ting out the red stone trimmings for the
Presbyterian church.
Henry Thompson, in Justice Beams
court, pleaded guilty to the use of abu-
sive language and paid his fine of BIB.
A fine flag staff has been erected in
the central tower of the Warren block,
from which to ''hing the starry banner
out"
A mammoth bill board has been cree
ted on the corner of Eddy and Sixteenth
streets, completely hiding the ruins of
the old variety theatre.
Yesterday Isaac Bergman, treasurer
transferred by a t%reasurer's deed to r.
B. Horrie, one-third of lot Z in block
1902, the taxes being S31.9 90.
Gen. Crook has been rendered a ban
quet by the leading citizens of Omaha
He has named Friday Of this week.
Let there be a plenty of fish.
Four tramps entered Justice Beams
office yesterday. Two went to see
Sheriff Sharpless and two went west to
grow up with the country"
The LEADER acknowledges a call
from Chas. E. Barney, editor of the
Bureau County (Il.1 Times. who has
been ''excurting'' west with other edi-
tors from tho same state.
A certain man on Goose Creek, who
was given to shooting stock, was visited
by hls neighbors recently, his team
hitched up and sen out of the country,
with the Injunction that he should not
return again.
ly speaking, between numerous balls
and festivals. Tuesday night the A.
NJ. E. society occupied it with a festival
and last night the slight fantastic"
reigned again.
The track laying outfit of the c., S.
l.. & p. railroad arrived in Collins to-
day and will commence at once to lay
track through to Greeley. Considera-
able iron is now on hand and more on
the way.-Courier.
A new strike of rich copper ore near
Fish creek is reported by Dave Lyons,
who is prospecting for Lou Miller.
Boomerang. If these ''rich copper
hnds" continue one must be driven to
the conclusion that Wyoming is "cop-
per bottomed, ''sure.
A party Of seventeen men, the first
bill posting party Of Sells Bros circus.
arrived last night to cover all the bill
boards and blank walls with mamoth
and wonderfully colored posters, an
nounciug the wonders of another cir
Gus, which is to pay Cheyenne a visit
soon.
Fort Collins Courier: The cattle out
fit of Mr.. N. r. Davis passed through
the city this morning. They are on
their return from a hunt on the Twin
Butte range. Mr.. James Parker. the
efficient foreman, remained a few hours
in the city ~transacting some business.
He hired a cook here and took him out
with him.
About W years ago; Mr.. Rumsey
planted some speckled trout in the
reservoir at the springs, and last Sun
day the water was partially drained off
for the purpose of clearing off the
weeds and other refuse matter, when a
trout, at least ten inches in length, was
found %entangled in the weeds. This
demonstrates to a certainty that trout
will grow and flourish in these waters.
and by enlarging the dam the supply OF
these delicious fish could be increased
to an almost unlimited extent.-ILara-
ME Times.
The body found neal Julesburg somt
time since and Of which mention ha,
been made In these columns, proves t.
have been Charles Schultz, 8 ~telegSapl,
operator employed in the Western Union
offices in Denver, who departed for
his home in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
with about three hundred dollars in his
pocket on May 31st last. He had also
a gold watch and chain and some jew
elry of less value. After he left moth
ing was heard of him until intelligence
was received by Superintendent b. R
Bates, of Denver, showing plainly tina,
Schultz had come to an untimely death
as heretofore described.
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