The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-04-25
AIINOR MENTION.

Fair, son n daughter.
The directors car of the Utah Cen
trail road passed through on Sunday,
conveying some Of the officials of the
road.
q. F. Annett is having sod and trees
put around his residence on Seventeenth
street, an improvement that takes well
in the community.
Ed Miller pleaded guilty to a charge
Of petty larceny before Judge Bean
yesterday morning and was sentenced
to six days Imprisonment in the coun-
ty jail.
At Judge Beams seance yesterday
there were two principal actors only.
Both were charged with having been
drunk, were ~adjudged guilty and fined
$40 each.
Telegraphic adyices from Chicago,
published in another column, show that
the prices of cattle ranged from ten to
twenty cents higher than on the pre-
vious day.
T. G. Dickson received a letter from
II. 4. Miller stating that a large body
of ore had been struck In the Green
Mountain Boy which is larger than any
yet seen there and richer.
The ruins Of the theater building
caught fire in four places on Sunday
night. Officer Smith promptly signal
led for water and got it at once, when
he extinguished the flames.
1.-THE Stock Growers national bank
commenced business yesterday, Mr.. E.
A. Abry, assistant cashier, being OIL
duty. Some deposits were made, drafts
sold and inquiries for discount made.
The deed for the lot next to the
Western Union ofice-where the Del
monico hotel used to stand-was hled
for record yesterday. T. NJ. Fulton is
the grantor aud F. E. Warren is the
purchaser.
The 'o3" special OF the Union Paci-
nc went through Cheyenne eastward on
Sunday. There were on board Mrs. 5.
II. II. Clark, MI. and Mrs. Gannett
and others. They had been visiting on
the Pacific coast.
Omaha people have rendered a ban
quet to Jay Gould, General Manager
ralmage, and other Missouri Pacific
railroad men. They have accepted, it
is said, and the banquet is fixed for
about four weeks hence.
Mrs. j. ]. Kinney, daughter Of b.
Fitzpatrick, an old time resident Of
Cheyenne, died of quick consumption
at Antelope, Neb., on Saturday last
Mrs. J. w. Griffin went down Sunday
to attend the funeral. Mrs. Kinney
leaves two small children.
Ira l.. Fredendal, chief of the Chey-
enne fire department, desires the
LEADER to extend to Major j. II. Lord
and the members of the Sheridan fire
company, the thanks of the Cheyenne
fire department for their m~eritorious
work at the fire on Sunday morning.
The faithfulness and efficiency Of the
Sheridans will long be remembered.
The May number of Lippincott's
magazine contains an unusually inter
esting article on Branches and Ranch
eros in the Far West" by George Rex
Buchanan. Most Of the facts upon
which the article is based were secured
from a rancho on Powder river and
consequently will prove of more than
ordinary interest to Wyomingites.
The Ogden Pilot says: Three mem
bers of the French Ranch firm, from
Trail creek, Wyoming, eighty miles
from Yellowstone Park, arrived in
last evening and will go west as
as Elko, Nevada, for the purpose of
buying cattls and horses. They want
to purchase 1000 head of cattle and 500
horses to drive to their Wyoming range.
We learn from the Droyers' Journal
that p. E. Frederick has recently pur-
chased a car Of fine young short horn
bulls from j. ID. Gillet, of MCLEAN
ILL.,, at 800 per head. They
are for the Converse Cattle Co., Chey.
enne, which company will turn them
on their ranch. Mr.. Gillet pronounced
the lot to be the finest he eyer sem from
~ farm.
Deputy Sheriff Hosford was called to
the residence Of Mr.. Phillips, Eddy
street, on Sunday night to take into
custody young Mr.. Phillips, who had
suddenly become deranged and was
making things hot for the people at
home. Mr.. Hosford took charge OF
him, and, under the gentle persuasion
Of the deputy, the young man went
very quietly. Yesterday morn.
ing he had recovered and was taken
home again.
Edward Gold waite, Robt. McMullen
and stephen Rowley, the men who are
charged with killing a calf belonging to
The n stock association, had a hearing
before Judge Bean yesterday morning
p osecuting Attorney Potter appeared
or the prosecution, and ]. c. Baird for
he defense. The defense offered no
testimony, %reservlng it for the district
court. The defendants were remanded
'or trial, and committed to Jail in de.
'ault of bail in the sun of $500 each.
There was a heavy movement of
and graders tools, ETC., on
over the Union Pacific. The
contractors who have lust cnmnleteh