The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-26
AIINOR MENTION.

Silver, S1.13f.
Samuel of Pozen, soon.
Central Pacific railroad stock, 1.92;
bonds, 114i.
Union Pacific railway stock, 1881;
bonds, 1l5t.
Tom. Keane is coming west with
Richard III.
Cow boys begin to show up for the
springs work.
The gun club has received birds for
this weeks shoot.
Craig s. Gardner have a new card
this morning to match their new goods.
The citizens of Omaha are figuring
upon a wagon bridge across the Mis-
souri,.
A gold watch rallied off at the saloon
of Tobin & Turbin last evening, was
won by Is. F. Grimes.
The LEADER is under obligations to
County Clerk j.. K. Jeffrey for favors
received from Laramie City.
The examination of witnesses in the
Pierronnet murder trial at Laramie
City was closed yesterday.
There is a varied assortment of
churches in this city, and in them
there Is room enough for ALL"
F. E. Warren g. Co. will commence
work on the third story of their Six
teenth street stores within about a week.
The Laramie City papers give a full
report of the evidence In the Plerron-
net murder trial just brought toa close.
For the ''wickedest city In the west"
Cheyenne furnishes a remarkably limit
ed amount of business for a small but
efficient police force.
Our readers will not fail to notice
Craig & Gardeners new card in another
column. The firm needs no indorse-
ment.
DR.. Hayford, of the Laramie Sem
tinel, is as generous In his use of pet
names as he Is in the use of the weed;
and they are equally foul.
There are several new bicycles ordered
for Cheyenne parties, and their are
quite a number more to be ordered soon.
Cheyenne will have a club of wheelers
yet.
VIII. Vischer is accused of having
brlbed a restaurant parrot to shout
"Hellol' Now comes the reasoning,
what will not men do for fame and
ducats. -LDenyer Tribune.
Reports from the northern grazing
lands state that the grass is sprouting;
but owing to the exceeding dryness it
will amount to little, unless rain or
snow is a thing of the near future.
The mineral wealth of Wyoming,
fast coming to light, is a source of sur.
prise to strangers and elation to those
interested In the territory. Statements
which seemed Buncumbie but a few
months ago are fast becoming facts.
Snow or rains are the most needed
blessings just about this time. With
them Wyoming cattle interests would
receive a boom far exceeding that Of
last season, which was exceptionally
favorable.
F. E. Warren q Co., by their big ad-
vertisement this morning, give but an
inadequate idea of the wares which
grace their store rooms on 10th street..
In taste they are prepared to meet the
wants Of the most fastidious buyer.
They have left nothing undone to sup
ply their increasing trade, and it is a
compliment to the city that they are
willing to invest so much money in a
stock that cannot fail to attract general
attention. 1t is a small "centennial"
itself.
Highest temperature yesterday, 900;
$50; highest velocity OF wind, IA
miles per hour; mean temperature,
ago; mean humidity. 30 per cent. Else.
where at 1:09-Foit Washable, W. T.,
temperature, $50; wind, east; cloudy.
temperature, 43o; wind,
Light rain. Denver, tenn
perature, 61o; wind, north; fair. Salt
Lake, temperature, 400; wind, calm;
light rain. Cheyenne, temperature, $50;
wind, south; fair.