, 1890-03-19
Visit OF 800 Colorado People to
Wyom ing's Capital.
They Were Received by Citizens
With a Band at the Depot.
Treated TO a Drive About the City
and to Fort Russell.
Eloquent Address by Col. J. R.
Burton in the Evening.
SUCCESS.

Colorado capitalists and home-seeker'
was arranged by the Interior Land ant
Immigration company of this place and
will not only be profitable to that concern
but will prove of immense value tc
Cheyenne.
THE TRIP.
A special train which left Denver at 6
a. m. aud reached here at l2:45 p. m.
brought the. viewers. There were five
cars of them, numbering nearly 300.
Ira R. Holmes Of the Interior company
was the excursion manager, and made the
trip enjoyable to all. 7. B. Hicks, j. K.
Jeffrey and A. D. Kelley made the trip
as representatives of the Cheyenne Board
of Trade, and talked about their tow all
the way up from Denver. G. d. Kelley
and other realty men were along.
The regular train arriving at 1:5O
brought a number who missed the special.
Before the train reached Cheyenne a
copy of yesterday mornings LEADER was
placed in the hands of each traveller.
Other city papers we're distributed on the
train, but they were thrown aside for
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mos. ond ob;ooto and IoooI;,;eo Of interest
The capitol 1, n great card for Cbev-
emu Everv visitor was charmed with
the grand state house. A favorite view.
inc route was ont Ferunson mast the
elegant residences lining that thorough.
fare. IN and lbroupb the canitaI a glance
at The n,rk a look nj the convent and
county bosnital a Olvmn.e of the deaf
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couid zig Tag the east eno ior an nour ana
the strangers never cease to admire. Next
a whlrl through commercial Cheyenne,
with big business blocks on either side
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now the enu'ones anu Guy auu oou
buildings, then the warehouses OF the
northwestern portion of the city, thence
mast the fair grounds and ont To Fort
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Along the route the visitors we're told
of Cheyenne's water, electric light, gas
sewerage and street railway systems, AM
III - ,ho,shons nd o,hor ;na,atr;a
Oil aoou' 'ne 'Nop' 1" o'ne'
prospects.
Toward evening attention was directed
To the south side. The extensive new
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shops "eie inspe''eu anu as'onrSnmeu
expressed at the prosperous appearance
of populous districts beyond the tracks.
Then the horses heads were turned te
interior Ue;ybts and this bondsomo ID
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ui.Ioh was 'raVerSeo''
The following names OF excurslonlst
were secured:
Denyer-J. A. Mcdonald. A. Craise.