The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-02
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This is january weather.
The horseback riders were out In full
force last evening.
To do the proper thing Slack ought
to recommend Pease for a foreign mis-
sion.
The city tax collector will soon be
about seeking your aiure where
withal."
A new roof il being placed upon the
building on Seventeenth street occupied
by Gier'S saloon.
The freight trains over the e. i. u
G., run from Chicago to Denver in
four days without breaking bulk.
The meeting of the literary society
which should have been held las. eve
ming has been adjourned n week.
In Denver the Burlington u Missouri
tracks are connected with the Denver
& Rio Grando tracks west of Cherry
creek.
Three tramps were brought up before
Justice Slaughter yesterday and given
the usual fine, which WAS met with the
usual default.
The Sun has appreciated the LEAD
ER's idea of publishing a daily record
Of real estate transfers to such an eX-
tent as to adopt it.
No definite information respecting
the burial OF the remains Of the late
Mrs. NJ. II. Arnold have been received.
Mr.. Kent expects to learn something
to-day.
In the remaining prize fight cases re-
turned before justice Bean yesterday, q
change of venue was taken, and the
matter will come before Justice Slaugh-
ter on the 18th inst.
Before Justice Slaughter two Swedes
we're brought yesterday for a CatCh-as-
catch-can settlement Of difficulties, and
received fines which, with costs,
amounted respectively to 800 and 500.
Pease, of the Times, heaps Goals of
Gre on the head of Slack, by recon-
mending the latter for governor of Wy
oming. This ought to secur a truce
for the best part Of some time to come
Four hundred mormon emlgrants
passed through this city this morning
at about three O'Clock en- route to Salt
Lake. They possessed the ~characteris-
tics Of the average mormon prOselyte -
ignorance, filth and %credullty.
Preparations were begun yesterday
for commencing the excavation for
Stebbins & Posts new bank building on
the corner of Ferguson and Seventeenth
streets by removing fences etc, and
work will be begun Immediately.
Denver Tribune: The exposition
company to. day engaged Mr.. J. Harrl.
son Mills to take charge of the art
department Of the exposition. The
managers propose to devote the second
story of the entire north end of the
building to the art display.
1t gives us pleasure to notice the
statement Of the Stock Growers Nation
al bank, which appears in our columns
this morning. We leave the business
public and other readers to judge for
themselves Of the showing made by this
bank since it first opened its doors,
about three weeks ago.
In Denver Wednesday night, W. F.
Cody, buffalo Bill" was the victim of
a robbery which deprived him of his
jewelry including a $1,000 watch and
chain and other valuables. The thief
entered his sleeping apartment and
and helped himself while b. b. was
sleeping the sleep Of the innocent.
The Iowa state sportsman's associa-
ton will bold its fourth annual tourna-
ment at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, next
month. Having contracted for 5000
wild birds for this tournament, every
thing is now in readiness, and the tour
nament is an assured success. The
dates are June G., 7, s., and 9th, 1892.
s3,27S in purses, One purse of $500 is
open to the world, professionals ex-
cepted.