The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-27
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The little son of Henry Dillman is
v ry i'll.
No, it wasn't Sullivan and Wilson,
yesterday.
Where are the machine shops and the
new railroadp
Several cases of small pox are report
ed at Boulder.
The Congregational lawn festival
realized about S66.
Fort Mckinney has been made a
money order p~ostohice.
The iron cornices for Stebbins Il
POSTS bank block are arriving.
There are a numberl of freighting
outfits in town loading for the north.
Grading is peing done on several OF
the streets running towards the rail-
road.
Another large grading outfit passed
west last night en- route to the Oregon
Short line.
Pullman Conductor Minton, of yes
terday's No. g., brought fifty through
passengers out of Omaha
The southern emigrant passengers
westward bound had dwindled down to
i've yesterday.
Harrison Allen, of Pennsylvania, has
been nominated by the president for
marshal of Dakota.
The report of the experts examining
the Hartville and Corperopolis mines
may be looked for within a week or ten
days.
A telegram was received in this city
yesterday announcing the death of the
father of Jay Pettibone, jr., at Buffalo,
New York.
The beautiful weather and the fine
music at Fort Russell bring many car
riages out to the post on these pleas
ant evenings.
Wyoming's new governor has been
nominated but the general. superin-
tendency of the U. P. railway still re-
mains in doubt.
The live stock market has taken an
other tumble. Those who hold until
after the Texas and Indian Territory
rush will gain thereby.
A pistol shot attracted the attention
of the police and the curiosity of the
newspaper men, but to all appearances
the pistol was all hat there was shot.
There is a general scattering of pipes
and elbows and all that sort of thing,
you know, in the northern part of the
city. The waterworks are of the near
future.
No trace has yet been found Of the
missing William Aust, of which men
ton has been made in these columns.
The government has sent out a search
party from Sidney.
The genial Will Vischer has become
embroiled in a newspaper battle with
Tobias Mitchell, of the Register Call,
Central City. Thus far 1t stands, card
and counter card.
If the heaps of stone, piles of brick
and quantities OF lumber in the several
streets mean anything, they mean busi-
ness and bad roads.
Two men charge with horse stealing
and, resisting arrest, were shot and
killed by a sheriff's posse, at Haywood,
forty miles south of Deadwood, last
Monday.
There will be a harvest of work for
plasterers in a short time now when
the interior work in the various build
ings now underway is sufficiently adj
vanced to require their services.
A pugilistic encounter between two
gentleman well known here attracted
some attention or the streets yesterday
afternoon, and ssrved to swell the ex-
chequer through Justice Beams court
yesterday.
"Uncle Reuben Lowder" is the New
England character who has been anus
ing the Denver, Fort Collins and Lara
mic City people very much judging
from what the newspapers have to say.
: The gentleman visits Cheyenne next
week.
The only real estate transfer of any
moment recorded at the county clerks
office yesterday was a warranty deed
by Benz. Hellman to NJ. 81 A. Idelman
for the west one-third of lot . in block
1893; consideration $40, 600. This is the
corner occupied by II. 81 NJ. d. Altman,
mention of the transfer of which was
made by the LEADER at the time tho
sale was made.
A special train will arrive in this city
his morning about 10 O'Clock from
Denver via the d. p. railroad for the
accommodation Of Government Audi
tor Armstrong, of u. p. railway, and
MS family en- route west. They will
travel from here al'o on a special. Supt.
Robert Law LETT North Platte last
night in a special train and arrived
here about daybreak, for the purpose of
running the Armstrong special per-
s%onally.
Throat. Bronchial. and Lung DIseases
a specially. Send two stamps for large
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