The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-04
UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAp..
" MENTION.
Baptist festival this evening.

Seven O'Clock this morning.
Don't forget the Baptist festival this
evening at Keefe hall.
Vacation again, and teachers and
students are off for a rest.
Cheyenne had another young mar
ried couple added to it's society yester-
day.
Bricklayers have commenced their
work on the new building for the First
National Bank.
L. II. Hurd has the contract for
erecting Warren's new building on the
corner of Sixteenth and Hill streets.
In order to allow it's force to enjoy
the Ever Glorious" with other citizens
the daily LEADER will not be issued
Wednesday morning.
The work of excavation has begun
for the foundation walls of William G.
Irvine's new residence on Seventeenth
street.
On Sunday the train from the EAST ar
rived in this city one hour late, the de-
lay being occasioned by the Ogalalla
washouts.
There was a liberal sprinkling of
Chinese in yesterdays invoice of about
a score of emigrants from the south,
westward bound.
Joe Emmett's Fritz in Ireland, is
said to be as fully amusing as his origi-
nal Fritz in Germany. Joe brings him
out here on The 18th inst.
Highest temperature yesterday, 90o;
lowest, 60o; highest velocity of wind,
10 miles per hour. Mean temperature
1859. Mean humidity, per 49 cent.
Word has just been received from
London Of the marriage of a former
prominent belle of Cheyenne to a Chi
cago gentleman. The lady has been
abroad for a year or more. Wedding
cards expected soon.
Another big cattle transfer is in pro-
gress; that of a. II. Reels herd to
Alex. Mitchell, of Milwaukee, presi-
dent of the Milwaukee and st. Paul r.
r. The consideration is placed be-
tween $225,000 and $3.50, 600.
In police court four DRINKS were dis
posed of in the usual way by Justice
Bean, at $40 each; also one at S1S.
One, McCarty, for obtaining board
under false pretenses was arraigned,
plead guilty and sent to the county
jail.
John Robinson's circus showed at
Laramie City last night. 1t came up
over the Colorado Central R. R. Sun
day morning, and at Colorado Junction
took up the stock which was left in this
city during the Colorado tour, for medi-
cal treatment.
The brakeman, Denmark, who WAS
caught between the platforms of
two emigrant cars Saturday in
making a coupling, is mending
as nicely as could be expected,
having apparently suffered no internal
injuries besides the broken collar bone.
Water in the Cheyenne river is at
this time higher than at any time dur
ing the past year, and indeed it has been
impossible to cross coaches for two days
and the result was two coaches bound
each way were compelled to go into
camp. Upon one of the delayed coaches
is W. r. Steele, who arrived here Tues
day, and upon another is Fred Evans.
The coaches all crossed Friday morn
lng.-lBlack Hill Times.
A dispatch received last evening by
Mr.. A. r. Converse from Mr.. II. S.
Manville, general manager of the Con-
verse Cattle company, states that two
men working for that company had left
the general round up and, going to the
home ranch of the company, broke open
trunks, fitted themselves out in cloth
ing, stole Winchester rifles and pistols,
threatened the men having charge of
the ranch, and took two roar horses
freshly branded o. W. on left shoulder,
and started south. A reward of 800
is offered for the arrest of both men, or
$50 for either me of them.
The Wyoming Stage company, of
which Mr.. ]. w. Parker is president,
and Captain Marsh is a member and
the superintendent, have been very sue.
eessful bidders for mail contracts at the
recent lettings, and in consequence will
about double their lines, making the
total length about a thousand miles.
One of the lines which they will COM
mence to operate to-day is that from
Rock Creek to Junction on the Yellow
stone, about four hundred miles long;
another is from Green River to Fort
T~hornburgh, nearly two hundred miles,
another is that from Sidney to Dead
wood; another from Yankton to Cham
berlain, and still another from Fort
Pierre to Fort Bennett. Five 'jerky''
coaches, or overland wagons, have been
sent out to Sidney. The Wyoming
Stage company has bought all of
Patrick Bros. ut6t.-IOmaha Herald.
Reduction In Price Of Rock Springs Coal.