The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-05-09

LARAMIE CITY.

LARAMIE CITY.
The new Holiday building Is up to
the second story.
Laramie will establish a uniform
grade for her streets and sidewalks.
Cashier Root, of the Wyoming ma
tional bank, was to have left for Chica-
go Sunday.
A Trabing, Laramie's leading mer-
chant, will spend the coming three
months in Europe.
The city authorities are contemplating
the purchase of a new fire engine to be
added to the Laramie fire apparatus.
Chas. Kuster and wife will also cross
over the big pond for a visit in Europe
this summer, having started Sunday,
according to the Boomerang.
The city fathers are not so stiff
against the green cloth" as they were.
Now they propose to license such
games as are permitted by the general
territorial laws.
RAwLINs.
The base ball epidemic has broken
out.
The new Methodist church building
is nearly completed.
Seventy five couples were in attend
ance upon the recent Odd Fellows ball.
w. w. Wood. & Co. nave bought H.
F. Snivley's grocery and bakery bust
ness.
Work will soon begin upon the foun-
dation walls of the new Presbyterian
church.
Plans for the new Carbon county
court house have been passed upon by
the county commissioners.
The prospect of government freight
transportion to Fort Thornburg from
Rawlins is still held in future.
Some rich copper ore has been re-
Gently found near Cherokee Springs and
brought to Rawlins. Sixty per cent.
copper.
A new band has been organized in
Rawlins, music ordered and they will
soon ''make Rome howl" Rome"
was not a coach dog.
D. W. France was elected school d.
rector at the recent school meeting held
at Rawlins, and provision was made for
the purchase of a new school house
site.
TELLER CITY, NORTH PARK.
A select school in June.
The recent huds on the Michigan
look up.
The assessor is seeking whom he can
devour.
A new business house for Munroe s
McNaughton Is nearly completed.
s. A. Day, Samuel Motif and F. D.
Yates were recently elected members of
a new school board.
AND HEREABoUTs.
Colorado wheat fields promise well.
Fort Collins has the base ball fever
badly.
Jno. Creighton has purchased the
Omaha nail works for $50, goo.
j. W. Stillman has been reelected
justice of the peace at Green River.
Central City, Col, will have a fire.
mans tournament on the coming
Fourth of July.
The Omaha printer reported suffer-
ing with small pox has died and another
Is said to suffer an attack of varioloid.
The gentiles of Salt Lake are very
persistent and bitter in their warfare
against mormondon, in the midst of
which they are, and their anti polygamy
meetings and demonstrations are nu-
merous.
Dr.E E. Edwards has been appointed
to preside over a flourishing congrega-
ton at Del Norte. The doctor has a
host of friends in Fort Collins, who will
regret his departure from among them.
II Express.
In mass meeting the Deadwoodites
have expressed themselves. favoringthe
immediate opening of the Sioux reserva-
ton to settlers and against the proposed
scheme for leasing the lands to stock
men for grazing purposes.
The grand jury in the United States
court at Omaha has found a star route
indictment of LOG counts against F. E.
Clarey, late postmaster at Sidney, all of
which his counsel will move to quash
because they set forth no offense against
the laws of the United States. Trial is
expected this week.