The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-17

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night.
Several drunks and more tramps en-.
gagged the police courts yesterday.
The Railroad house will probably
pass into the hands of new proprietors
to-day.
The Utah commission should pass
through this city to-day, en- route fol-
Salt Lake.
Judge Frost, of New York, arrived
from the south yesterday, and went
west to Ogden.
The body Of the man Farmer, who
recently drowned in the Salt Lake, has
not been found.
A party of t~hirty-fve Colorado emf.
grants westward bound came up from
the Centennial state yesterday.
The crops along the line of the Colo
RADIO Central railroad present an un-
usually fine appearance this season.
Laramie City young people contem-
plate the erection of a local telegraph
line in that town similar to our own.
Mr.. Emil Weber, of Laramie City,
has sold his harness shop and business
connected Herewith to a Mr.. Gardner.
An excellent opportunity for work is
found on the streets where grading has
been done, in picking up the loose
stone.
Mr.. Allen, a prominent mining cap
italist of Boston, arrived and went
west on the Kansas Pacific sleeper yes
terday IN roulette Ogden.
Another importation of ignorance,
superstition and dirt for fertilizing the
fields OF mormonislh will leave Liver
pool on the End of September.
kSIn Justice Slaughter's court yester-
day, John Renfro was arraigned upon
the charge of assault aud battery,
found guilty and fined SO and coats.
1t is stated hat Superintendent
Doddridge, of the western division Of
the Union Pacific, has found fine sui
phur springs at the head of Bear lake,
and will try the summer resort bust
ness.
From a gentleman down from the
Oregon Short line, we learn that track
laying is going forward at the rate of
three miles a day. They are laying
iron at three different points, thus
facilitating matters. Salt Lake Tri-
bune..
Says an exchange: The track of the
Oregon Short line is now seventeen
miles west of Montpelier, Bear Lake
county, and will be in Soda Springs in
about fifteen days, as the trdcklayers
make about one-fourth of a mile ad-
vance each day.
Charles Kuster returned home from
Old Germany on Sunday evening. His
family is now in New York and will
return home some time In September.
Charley says he had a "way-up" time,
but Is glad to get back to Laramie once
more.-Laramie Times.
The dry weather is having a serious
effect upon Major Talbot's trees, as he
gets his water supply from the main
ditch and the ditch is empty and has
been since upstream ranchmen COM
menced drawing 80 heavily up the
creek for irrigating purposes.
About the depots and streets of
Omaha there many confidence men
watching to ertrap the unwary. Some
want a small draft cashed, others have
fonnd a piece Of baggage which they
will sell for a little cash, and others
know where to make a good play at
faro.
Among tire visitors in town during
the past few days was Hon. Morgan
Wise, member of congress from West
moorland county, Pennsylvania. Mr..
Wise also served two terms in the leg
stature Of his state, in the same SEES
sions with Secretary Morgan. and they
were seen recounting together some of
the happenings and scenes of that aug
ust body.
Says a Denver exchange: SIT is
understood that the change which is to
take place in the Colo tado manage
ment of the Union Pacific will not go
into effect until the LIST of September.
The 18th Ito day. was the time for the
Inauguration of the new management,
but for some reason it has been post
poned, and what is said Of the Colo
RADIO division remains good of the
others.
Whenever we use the shears upon
our Laramie City exchanges we write
the credits with great misgivinRs, for the
two dailies Of that town have editors of
such indiscriminate p~roclivities to-
wards news stealing, that the chances
are ten to n that what we may credit
In good faith to the Boomerang or
Times originated at Omaha or Salt
Lake. Even we feel a certain temerity
about crediting for strictly local news
for fear that it was sheared out OF
some Laramie city correspondence to
another exchange. 1t is sad, isn't itp
Those Uniforms.
Omaha Herald: BY an official or-