The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-15
MINOR MENTION.

O%RS. - ANSNNy VI AK SOAoA
Central railroad, was buried in Denver
Tuesday.
The card Of r. E. Sturgis, contractor
and builder, appears in Our advertising
columns this morning.
The coming meeting of the Cheyenne
literary society will probably be the last
until after the summer season.
The metallic cornice for Warren's
block has been put in place and work
men are finishing up the Mansard roof.
Beck, of the Sun, once drove stage
down In Arizona, as he says, and thus
accounts for his superior dramatic
c%ritiques.
The meek-eyed mule OF the hard
worked freight team droppeth his ears
before the heavily laden trail wagon
and murmureth gently, ''let us bray"
Those wishing help or employment
will find a notice of interest to them in
another column: New Enterprise -
The enterprise will fill a long needed
want.
The Laramie Boomerang was changed
back to an evening daily last night the
publishers having failed to make salts
factory arrangements for a full press
report.
The rink of pick and shovel, the
clank of the stone hammer and the cry
for "mortn form a musical composition
which our people must appreciate
nowadays.
The trapeze performer who was in
jured at Pueblo a day or two since, as
announced in our columns yesterday,
has since died and his body sent east
for interment.
Bricklayers have commenced their
work upon the walls of the new Pres
byterian church, and the ediice will
soon begin to show its very respectable
sizs and well planned proportions.
Now a rest in dramatic and operate
amusements until the knights of the
black cast, and t%ambourine fill the
stage with a dusky darkness, musical
airs and aged jokes on the Goth inst.
The LEADER overlooked prominent
arrivals yesterday, the musical harbin-
gers of sp- summer, the festive hand
organ and the doleful monkey, with a
poor lonely orphan to do the circular
work.
The exposition managers have decid-
ed to erect an annex to the exposition
buildings in order to accommodate the
large number of stamp mills and crush
ers which will be on exhiDition.-lDen-
yer Republican.
Pope said that narrow.sOuled people
and narrow necked bottles are alike,
for the less they have in them the more
noise they make in pouring it out
lex. A military friend unkindly asks
if it was Gen. Pope.
By mistake of the editor, the Fort
Collins Courier was credited with the
article published in Yesterdays issue
concerning Jim Campbell's death, 1t
should have been credited to the
Express of that town.
The mar Whitley was brought be-
fore Justice Bean yesterday for exami-
nation upon the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses and bound
over. In default of bail he was placed
in the sherifT's charge.
Arrangements are making at Chey-
enne depot to furnish transportation
for the company of the 9TH cavalry
ordered from Sidney to Fort McKin-
ney, which Will leave the railroad at
this point and march up the country.
Tho business manager of tho LEADER
has given the genial Mr.. Simmonds u
personal notice, saying, "it is refresh
ing to meet such a man." When the
reader is made aware of the merits of
"Nabob" he will understand the ire
freshing" part.
There will be held a meeting of the
Cheyenne library association at the
rooms of the Territorial library this
evening. As business of considerable
Importance will be brought up, it is
quite desirable that as many as posi-
bic of the old stock holders should be
present.
Milton Taylor has been making nu-
merous improvements in his store on
west Seventeenth street, among others
that of cutting a larger archway
through the brick partition separating
the two store rooms, and thus making
a large double store to accommodate
his increasing trade.
ibid you ever notice., " said John W.,
what an ass a skull cap makes a man
look like" the question inspired by a
fully equipped tourist ut the depot.
why is it?" And John Cynic replied
that it was because the cap made the
wearer's assume qualities most promi-
nent by showing nothing but his ears.
The youthful trees scattered about
town have shown a thorough ~apprecia-
tion of the abundant moisture this
season thus far by leaving out in fine
shape and relieving the monotonous
brown about town by their fresh and
attractive green. The average eastern
tourist is doing the same kind of bust
ness.
The Durant hose company and city
band have resolved to unite in a grand