The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-30
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A local editor is a perennial
''rustler."
Have you received Marshal CARTS
little notice ?
No man can set his cheek against
popular feeling. No use.
viii Visscher of Denver has struck
it rich. He is out of business.
The mining exposition at Denver will
be formally opened Tuesday next.
Denver is expecting a tidal wave of
people. So are the railroads that centre
there.
Cheyenne weather this season has
excelled all other weather for consis-
tent cool nights.
Lawn parties and rainy evenings
f~raternize as much as lawn dresses and
November blasts.
Governor Hale is expected to arrive
in this city during this week. His con
frmation is assured.
Cheyenne has been blessed with
copious rains this season, Just for what
reason no one knows.
A question: can a cattle range be so
eaten off that the grass will forever
after refuse to grow?
This is the first time that fine moon
light has failed to decoy forth the band.
Boys. don't desert us.
The aroma Of boiling tar f1oated upon
the air yesterday, bespeakiDg black
brick and gravel roofs.
The Boomerang rrophesies an up
heayal in the vicinity of Agent Berry,
of the Ouray agency, soon.
Five of the 9th infantry who escorted
Sheridan's supply train to Fort Wash
axle, returned yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Cowhlck avers-that his recreation
trip east was not a success. Too much
hot weather and not allowed to rest.
Cheyenne is sans rats, sans mosqui-
toes; now if we could say SAM cats we
would have a sans souci time, wouldn't
we?
The lightning struck a herd of cattle
near Dodge City recently, killing
eighteen beeves and stunning badly
two men.
A man was seen hurrying along the
streets with a gun last evening. A
book agent had passed that way a short
time previous.
register this morning-the third one
since Mr.. Chase took the house, a little
more, half a year ago.
In Denver the people do not know
where the city came from, nor do they
know their destination. Probably
Tabor got it up for himself.
Twenty-Five emigrants joined the
larger number on yesterdays west
bound emigrant train at this point.
They came from southern points.
Where will you find them faster?
Where will you find them better match
edP Where are they more elegant?
than the double teams in Cheyenne?
Our citizens are most sapguine that
the coming season will eclipse the
present n in business activity and
consequent prosperity. A most pleas
ant prospect, surely.
Jesse Tannenbaum, whose transgres-
sionshave already been recorded in these
columns, was held for appearance before
the grand jury by Judge Nye, at Lara
mic City, Friday. Bonds, $500.
The Laramie Sentinel places its
clippings from the LEADER and Sun
under the head of Nuggets from the
Colorado Press" against which we
protest. Wyoming is good enough for
us.
One solitary drunk composed yester-
days business in the justice courts.
The lonely offender was fined the usual
amount, and, as usual, did not have
the necessary bank account, and was
jagged.
ID. II. Gage, the senior member of
the st. James hotel firm in Denver, ia
laying himself out to accommodate the
exposition guests which he expects will
p~atronize his hotel, on account of its
eligible situation.
Stock brands were registered with
the county clerk Friday by F. S. Gull
Yer, Armstrong s. O'Malley, G. A.
:. Campbell, G. II. Cross, John Ryan,
Ben. Council, Henry Rittirling, Arthur
p. Dow and Richie Bros.
Mr.. t. J. Fisher. Wyoming. has loaned
avery fine stuffed specimen of the Rocky
mountain elk, also a mountain lion to
The territory, and they will occupy a
place in the space allotted to Wyoming
atthe Denver exposition.
The Laramie Sentinel has a method
OF boiling down." which while moi
geographically correct, is very cpl
gramatic. Its editor, DR.. Hayford, 4,
convalescing from a period of illness
which sometime or other strikes us all
no matter how long we have been IL
the country.
An order has heen raceived at Taro-