The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-05
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CuE1RANRAS AN oUTFIrTIxG
POINT

LYLE ARAhA ~ ffNNAlA VI ~
making inquiry hS Ia The distance
from here t. the Black Hills, aud ~
To the fIrilitie- for uuthIJ ng when
here, We propose answer ali these
correspondence through The LEADER
The distances from here to the hul-
aud To the various paints ut-the
route have already heen published.
Cheyenne = situated ut the. June
ton at the Union Picifi aud Kansas
Pacific raIlruHuE anil aIliut seventeen
mile east of The Black HIS range,
ON "A high plateau bf iaud, the e.rvI-
tiOn of which il about q, lhIn lee above
the sea level. y small strrauI, called
Cruw CrecK, flows down from mis-
range of Hits aud through the west
ern and southwestern part Of the
town site. Cheyenne Depot (%~ntur-
times called Camp Curiiu) Il military
supply pot, where there ARE a mum.
berHnL MIreaJd-ts aud store houses
for the safe Keeping al military and
Indian stores, i Two mites DIS amt,
on Crow Greek, aud has a hrancn
railroad leading rom il Ia the Union
Pacific. AT THIS deput are Al govern
ment wagon shop, hl lckSuith ship
and other shops, WHERE u large mum
ter of tradr~hiru fad employment
in the government service y mile
still further up trn'N or, * j. Fort
Russell, "a fifteen cnmpiuy military
garrispu, commanded bY zen. J.. j.
X ynpidS. Al present there are but
uine cnmpanie- Stationed here.
There are ia the town two large
Huriwarr. stov" and tin stores
Henry HpI~umn amt r. SchWricKert
where al manner of mining TOMS
and tirpntcr tnhtS are inr sale; !irrre
large wholesale grocery huu~cS-I.
{. Whipple, Pcu~e * rayl"r, T. M
gle wur're everything IN thc grurpry,
provision and gram trade can he pro-
cur a.. Besides these there are Il
number uf retail grIcrrV c-iuhli~h-
m"utS-LcihH x Co., Underwood Il
McGrrEl at All al which good
-tueks opf frp.h gracrrirS rqtr hr
had. Fruit and Produce, =. IL. Woud.
of bakery md confectionery rs-
Establishments there are the follow
ing: H. III. Isiii~. Underwood q Me
Gregnr, and L. W. krpiiuger,
whert Everything usually Kept IA II
taking aul rIulVctinuprr establish
aren't may he procured. ct drug
stores there rr" AdtonS d
Glover anl Iurlhut Bros. aud there.
Will le no difficulty in procuring NJ
these places anything u~galIy. kept at
II fest class drug establishment.
Fugrr are three larg" dry gnnd- Is,
IabfSltmtutS Marks & Meyers. Gen.
-. Frgip~ong K Go, |. Hermann &
Co, -e1Ci uf whom keeps an eN-
tpnSivr and varied assortment ul ali
articles dSlrhty kpptin first claS~ dry
goo l. yap-s. TiU'rr are three large
'reauy mad" clothing" hnuSr---B.
H"Ilm AT. Marks 4 Never, Ptlrr
Sntif IA Ill 1t "fb... -,--.- ...
siv" stocks, and wholesale iS well ~
retail. B. HelImnn has IL c@nnmrrtinu
with his clnlhiug emporium, Il first
class Merchant Tailoring establish
mrnt. or wholesale liquor and ri-ar
houses there are thrpp-r. y. keut.
H.. Mnrrin, fien. q Masiuu, 1T rncl
of which there i n guorl stock t.
purchase from In The furniture aud
cracker clmP Glp large and extensive
eStahlFhmept OF Converse & Warren
eau NfurnfSh an deurtiriS IN thr-r.
branches of truip. In the huut aud
shoe trade the ~tnrp>snf stephen Boz
and q T.. Thompson, can "uuift'
all who ctll upnn them with h1uI,.
au'TShbcS. gIui"X, Try establishments
Cheyenne huiStS two JnSlm x Park
and David Miller. The former has II.
reputation t~hrDughuut thrr Unitpd
States AMI Europe, DIR cxrpllema
Of workmanship, an I the place ma,
we'll hp proud .; it.
The country for miles nrnunI
Cheyenne is u rolling prriri". well
adapted To the riISiug of cattle aud
sheep, AMI covered With herds uur
docks ef tthe Same. Eighteen mile
away ~ flIh'we|f, tile Mptcalf MIN
ing District heginS, where good con
per and silver ores are found II
abund1rncp. This district i INV
being. developed by citizens Of Chrv-
ennr, and will, no doubt, prove o
great value. 60
Cheyenne has about 5000 inhahi.
tant@. This plumber does not inrlud.
tranStFptperfPns.y l, has five good.
substantial church CdifirpS. "a fol
lows: Catholic. Father McGnllrirk,
pastor; Eeiscopri, Rev, F~W. Iii
lard, nesiEient-GrLrgHmpn; PrpSbv-
terrain. Rev. w. b. K,nd, rpSidem,
minister Il Methodist, Rev. w. f.
Warren, resident ministers; Cnngrp
%gatinnal,- no resident minister 1T
present. There il one good pnhlir
school. with an average ATTENDANCE
of twe-Ifuad~ed scholars, resided
over by N. +. Stark. rs priucfpal
AMI Misses Tenney, MrGephon and
Bryant as assistant teachers. The
school hnilding is n rnmmudinus.
comfortable two story brick pdifcp
an was erected in 1871. at n cost of
Sl2WD. Thpre j. aiSn a private
school kept by a Miss Ellis, who ha-
II numbe of small scholars in attend
ance-prnbahly Twenty-Five.
As aulwbo intend going to the
Black Hills need firearms and am.
munitinn, far~their owp prntpction
and to sHpDly thu cnmmisSarv de-