No Chinese In Leadville

There are no Chinese in LcadvilU "he atmosphere is too rare for them, ind In other days when a Celestial would stray into the camp somelhing r some oue soon told him to stray om igain, and he quickly obeyed the still, mail volee. Some years since a reslent of the camp brought in a Chines cok. vithin an hour the cook and lis employer were waited upon by a ommittee of public-spirited citizena uil of Information as to railroad time ables and the hour for the departure af the next train. The employer was :areless as to train time, and so an.ïouneed. "Very well," replied the commlttee; 'we will leave the time-table with you md wlll be at the station to see your triend off, to speed the parting guest, so to speak. lf he is not there on time it will probably be necessary to hang alm, and if you should get tangled up in the rope you will have no one to blame but yourself." And then the ommitteeinen went placidly away to .heir respective gold and silver propositions. At 3 p. m. the Chinaman and the ifternoon train departed from the :amp in each other's company. That was quite a good while ago, but never ■ Chinaman has since been seen here.