The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-17

rom mere u lAS b4aCk THIS, ANA rs &
70 the facilities Tor UuttitI.ng when
here, We propose L. answer ali these
correspondents through the LEADER
The distances from mere to the hIfl-
and JO me various. points IN the
rUutc have already been published.
, CEUy Cuur /, situated at the jung
ton uILLIG- IGIOu IaClH' and kauaas
Pacific T~uIiTUuL-, and SDUul seventeen
miles ear; CT the Bilck HIS rdaIgC, .
on attg1 piuuau OF IHTd, The cicVu-
ton q! which l. uuoUl6 500 feet above
the sea level y small stream, rallied
CROW CTCUS, flows down from this
EBge Of HIS and thrOughIhe vest
eru &Ld southwestern part Of the
town Site CheyenuP DrpOt l,uulg-
times CalIgdECuHp C.triIu) a military l
supply P'r>l, where these are IL num-
yer VI warehouses uud store hDusps
EI1heNahe keepiG% or military aud
Indian scores, Is twO miics.d~,anr,
on Crow Creek, and has II branch
railroad ieuaIuy from il 20 the Union
Pac.hc. At1IiHs depot are a govern
uleut wagon shop, DI.ckSnnth shop
ami other shops, where a large mum
Ter Hf iradesHneR ifnd employment
IN tho gUverUmtnT service. y miic
still fuyJhGr up Cruw Creek is Fort
Russell, "a fifteen company military
gtUrIlsunr commanded by Gen. ). J.
Il ynulds. At present there are but
nine companies stationed there.
The country for miles around
Cheyenne Is a rolling prairie, vel
ADAPTED to the raising Of cattle aud
sheep, and covered with herds and
lOcEs Of The anne Eighteen miles
away to the west, The MetcaIf AiE-
ing District beglAES, where good cop
per and silver ores are found IN
abundance. This district j. now
being developed hy citizens OF CEry-
enns, and WIZ, no doubt, prove Of
great value.
Cheyenne has about 5000 inilahi-
tauts. This number does npt inciude
transient PERSONS. Ii has i've good,
substantial IChureh cGlfct~ as or
lows: GHhOAr, FulhtT AirGsaidrieIa,
pastor Episcopal, Lev. +. ". ILL
hard, resilient ciprgymiru Frg~hy-
terrain, Rev. W. Is. Reed. resident
minister Methods, L.aN. " +.
Warren, resityut u4.uil.nr; C..,-ga
gaIiUnaI, no resident minister At
present. There l. uITr EuDd poole
| school, with au average attend uvn
of two hundred scholars, resided
over by y. +. Sturh, a5 principal,
and Misses Penney, McGseehOn AMI
Bryant as assistant teachers. The
school building IL a cOmmOdious
comfortable two story brick ediiicc,
ami was erected in 1871, at n cost OF
$4,000. There is also n private
school kept by n Miss Ellis, who has
Il number OF sIuaIl scholars IN attend.
ance-prObab1y Twenty-Five.
There are in the own TWO large
Hardware, stove and lin stores
I IIgRrN. 1 Att-F,,an nt,gI u L4h N8-gfsL.trt
where all manner OF mining tools
and carpenter tools are for sale; three
large Wholesale grocery huu-eS-l.
c. Whipp!e, Peasc * Taylor, Z Ma
gIe-whrre everything in the grocery,
Truvsiun-uud grain trade. eau he pIu-
Cure'.- d BcaIdU5 these Intro am II
number OF retail ~. Gerry c-Ig0ti-h-
mrnIS-Luiby x Co., Underwood X
McGrCgur, ut all o: which good
locks of fresh GROCERIES can De-
hut Fru=taHd PFU!urr. ?. ii. AuuC.
IF bakery rn,t confectionery e.
tiblishuenls there are The tr,IuN7-
Ing: II. Fl. ElHsr Underwood & Me-
Gregur, and l. W. hvp!lug g.,
where everything usually Kept in y
making and cOHtucIiuncry establish
mcnt may be procured. OF drag
stores there ar" tWO-AGdUmS \
Glover Hua HHTihut Is91.-hnilI thtTc
will be no difficulty in procurin% al
these places anything usually Kept at
a first class drug establishment,
There are three large dry goo'i5 es-
taollshment5-Aarks x Meyers Geo.
d. Fogleaong L Co, l. Herman q
Co.,-.each OF whom Keeps an eX-
tensive and varied assortment o. an
articles usually Kept III hrst ci"sS urS
goods stores. Ihere are ihree iarge
ready made ciothihgr house1Ib.
lieiImah; MARKS " AeyGL-' LS,p'
Snllth-aIl OF tittn carry extern