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ReservoiF Losses.

BosroS, January i6.-The report Of
tho Reservoir Commission Of MasSaehuI
sets shows that there are twenty.seven
unsafe reservoirs and dams existing IN the
State, and that the loss by the breaking
away Of these structures last year fooA
up 10 Sl,250000 in Hampshire county
and $4,000 in Hamden county. The
Boston 4 Albany Railroad lost $1,000
mn
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EHcaned IMnrIcrer.

sUSHURY, Pa, January l6.-JOhu
Flynn, convicted few days ago Of muir
der In the second degree, escaped from
Jail last night, with another convict, whom
he forced to burn a hole through his cell
door and then pick the lock, Flynn keep
Ing guard with q revolver.
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ni..asilnk.I fot FI{e Year.

TonoSro, January 16.-In the London
election base, tried to-day, the judges dc.
cided tbSi Major Walker Is disqualified
for sitting In Parliament for the next
Ave yeafs and that he shall pay all the
coats Of lie petition. This is the iifat
election trial IN which q member.elect
was personally found guilty Of corrupt
practices
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A lot OF SyInpathlzeFs meet 10
tO"PrOtesi, !" and Finally Listen
tOa IIaFangue BY wendell Fhil'
lips.
New YoRK, January l6.-A Boston
dispatch states that the Faneuil Hall
meeting to protest, as the call had II,
against the recent outrage on the Louis
lana Legislature" was not BY any means
q harmonious affair. After the adyertlS-
cd speakers had concluded their addresses
loud calls were made for Wendell Phil
lips, who, by invitation Of the chairman
OF the meeting, made his way to the plat.
form amid tumult ofapplauAe, shouts and
Kisses. Hemsde . somewhat long ad-
dress although frequently Interrupted,
asserting that President Grant and Cen
erpl Beforehand complied Rithsyery re-
qlktion Of the Constitution and the law.
Al d citizen Of Boston, he protested
against the adoption Of the resolutions.
My anxiety was not for the Administra-
ton, but for the oppressed people OF the
South. Should you pass these resoll'
tons, the blood Of one hundred black
men and Of one hundred white men would
be on your skirts. Four millions OF no.
groes were called into freedom to save the
Nation, and now you refuse to allow the
President to protect these persons who
were brought into this condition Of dan.
ger by the very act Of the Nation"
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At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Utah Southern Railroad to-day Brigham
Young, William Jennings, John Sharp,
F, Little and w. H, Hooper were elected
Directors, The road Is completed.
The Union Pacific express from the
East Il seven hour late.
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UTAH.
Eseape or PrlEoneFa.

SALT LAKE, January l6,-Four pris.
onsrs confined in the County Jail escaped
last night while the officers were having q
dance overhead. shafsr, charged With
murder Colt larceny, Mcclure, rape,
and Barton, held a. witness TO a muir
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WASHINGTON.
Twins Writ Of Habeas Corpus

Case PoStponsd.
WAsHIsopoS, January l6, Twins
case was called up in the District Court
to-day, and the answer Of the sergeant-at-
Arms was read. The argument was
about TO begin when the Court said the
case would 30 adjourned until Monday,
without acting on the writ Of habess
corpus,
The Republican Senators in caucus this
morning decided that the Louisiana de-
bate should b closed to-day, in order to
go on With the appropriation bills Mon.
day, To-day's session, therefore, will
probably DO prolonged into the night
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, january lO.-Whsat quiet
and unchanged Pennsylvania and Ohio
red 81 l6al ID; white 81 20al 20, Ear Corn
arm and supply light at 7sas0c; Shelled
steady at 7saSOc. Petroleum; crude dull
aud Irregular at 81 22I1al 27If at ParksrS;
refined weak at Sl2 IS Philadelphia de-
livery,
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RAILROAD MoRTGAGEs-Mere without
important change.

ItNlLhuAu AlOhlNAuE1 "saS "ihhNHt
important change.
SrOCKs-The market was active and
feyersh Rnd most desperate eight was
carried on between the Bulls and Bears
oyer Western Union aud Lake Shore. The
greater contention was over Western Union
and The changes in this stock were rapid.
The suspension Of ". ~ Whittemore was
announced from the ROstruIu Of the Stock
Exchange about two o'clock, and con.
siderable Western Union was bought In
under the rule, and from this time to the
close stocks showed o decline from u to |
per cent in the entire list from the best
prices Of the day. A report was in clrcula.
lion that the books OF The Lake Shore Rail.
road Company were seized, and this rutnor
doubtless tended to influence that stock.
Transactions aggregated 100000 shares, Of
which 10000 shares were Western Union,
24OOO lake Shore, 10000 Northwestern,
1900 Union Pacific, 5000 Pacific Mail,
. nnn ia tI..I 4. a 4 mn fssia
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sine tfSiattatia vista &. Goais,

CHICAGO January licking KAlAkauA
and Suile ieit This city At si6 this morn.
Ing, By the Chicago, Alton q 81, Louil
Railroad, Tor 81 Louis, where he intendi
10 make 4 short stay.
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pStjsbeti from cold.

NIAGARA, january i6.-Michael Muir
phy and bis three children were 50 badly
frozen last night, in their house, that The
father and two children died to-day, and
the remaining child IL not expected tc
recover. |.i LI.N II fI...
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Tho extreme cold Weather through.
out the northwest continues, Telegrams
from Fort Laramie state that the mef'
curry CONCEALED at Feiterman 40 degrees
below the spirit thermometer.
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Afternoon Dispatches
NEW YORK.
PROPOSED IrcHANoI OF BONDS,


NEW YoRK, January 16.-Ata meeting
Of the bondholdsrs Of the Joliet 4 North
ern Railroad Company, yesterday, Presi
dent Jay, Of the Michigan Central Com
pany, which holds lease Of the formel
road, made the proposition 70 exchange thu
per cent unguSranteed bonds OF The
Michigan Central Company, the surplus
2 per cent to be used as q sinking fund tc
pay of the principal. The proposal wa
not accepted. A committee was appoint
ed to submit the proposition 70 stock
holders at the next meeting.
RANK STATEMENT,
Loans, decrease, $685. 200; specie, in
crease, S56s, 800; legal tenders, increase,
s., 450, 800; deposits, increase, s., 2sS, ZOO
circulation, decrease, Slls,7O0; reserve,
increase, SS,39S,375.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
The shipments Of specie TO Europe, to.
day, was $4,000, Of which amount
500, 900 was silver coin,
HITRo-0LYcERINE EXPLOSION.
This afternoon . small uitro-glycerfne
factory, situated on a small artificial
island In North river, short distance
below communipaw, was blown up and
four men killed. The bodies Of three Of
them, james Layerty, Alfred Hopkins
and George Brown were recovered. They
were terribly disHgured, The body Of the
other man, who was known IS Lang Low,
has not been recovered. Shortly after
the explosion another workman was seen
leaving tho Island in boat, which sunk,
His fatc Is not known.
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GoyERNNRSrs-Closrd steuly-

srArR lIoSDs-Qaiet and nominal; one
lot Of 5000 Tennessee now extra coupons
unid al k3L.
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GIreGatelIfafngp,
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

DAILY.
By mail, N adpaAos, pofiaps Ertpah
one year. So 0OIThrue monthG.,.....S2 %
SIX monlhs......... l0ne mOnth,.,.,,,,,,... IS
Delivered BY Cariel In City l5C per week.
SEMI.WEEKLY.
BY Rai, "a GiraHes, pOaag' Prepaid
one yOaT....,,,......sS OOlslx 50
WEEKLY.
D. Fsa "a OaIalpA pSaap, lrpalA
one year SosR mOnihl %
In Gpel q g oaeh
IN Siu9 q g each
And an e1m COPY 70 pauon getting up Club
pd-Tho above prioa are lnVGFilble. Remit 1t
our risk, In DnitS or POltOtice Money OTde1, and
where neither Of theSe can b procured, ind the
money In Registered Letter
THE INTELLIGENCER will present daily the
news In all departments, from all quArten of
tho world, as well ~ complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY IS printed on Thursday, and can
be had Al the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. nB- !SAd oQpy 10 dbIfNl JrisBdT
and TslaiiTsJ rlA ReIrI from AoHs!
SUBSCRIBERS Persons desiring TO have the
DAILY INTIlLilESCHR leit regularly n their
FeddenSe IN Dc city md SibuTts, an b
served By leaving their addrea NJ Counting
Room, or BY drop letter through the post Office.
TO CoNTRIBuTOIis-Nol attention will BE- paid
to anonymous communications; every article
must BE- accompanied by the VritsrSreal name
and address,
Business Letters Tor VS. should 10 addressed
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dressed 70 any Individual member Of Inc drm b.
name.
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81 nail n ddpaRnf, polla9t TTfpald
one yelF..........S % Three mOpthS-.,,,..,S2 %
SIX mouths....,,..... OQ0ne mOnth,...,,.,,,... IS
Delivered BY CaHieu In City l'c Par week
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P6-rhe above prioa are Iny1Fiuble Remit At
our risk, In DTlltS Or PoStotieO Money 0rder, and
where neither Of these can b procured, Eend the
money In Registered Letter.
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NEMI.WEEKLY.

~ Wal, u adTdRotl PaFia9t PTtPald'
one yoaT,,,,,,,,...,,..sS OOslx mOntAs.."...Si 50
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NITR0-dLYCERINR ExPLosI0N.

The shipments Of specie to Europe, to.
day, was $4,000, Of which amount
500, 900 was silver coin,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The two new trustees, Messrs.
Bresnahan and Nealon, will enter
upon their official duties to-day. The
board will be reorganized, : marshal,
city clerk, treasurer and city attorney
selected by 1t. and the municipal
government will take a fresh start
We trust the members viii see to it
that the organization will be made in
the interest Of the whole city, and for
the public welfare, and not to crafty
the personal ends or aims OF indiyi-
duals.
Before the expiration OF the terms
of office of the members of the new
board, we predict a great change for
the better in the affairs OF Cheyenne.
Its population will be doubled-per-
haps trebled, in the next we years.
Northern Wyoming will certainly be
opened to settlement and the route
to Montana will be alive with travel
to and from there, and the country
Intervening dotted with ranches,
camps, villages and towns This Is
dilu Will Chhlluuc " Ot Nhc GUNNER
cial centre, and the political centre of
Wyoming for years to come The
Board of Trustees will have much to
do from time to time, by its wisdom
and courtesy, in attracting capital and
settlers to this place. Strangers will
be more or less impressed with the
appearance, sagacity and address OF
those TO whom is intrusted the guild
anee of our municipal Affairs Let no
mistake be made in selecting for
Mayor whatever member of the Board
will be most likely to dignity the
position and be the most useful mot to
himself to the whole city. So in the
selection of other oficers-select the
best from among the applicants If
this or that individual may feel
sighted at the result, the public will
be gratified If the Board acts impair
TALLY and for the general good
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

"A correspondent OF the Omaha
Herald writing from Fort Laramie
under date of December q, 1874, on
the reduction of the army, says: THE
Indians are difficult 10 manage, even
when let alone by third parties; but
when justly e~xasPerated by the gang
Of cheating, lying, stealing, unprinci-
pied, hypoenticaI scoundrels who are
sent To take charge of them, to chris
tianize and civilize them-I say when
enraged by these pests of society-it
requires more than the twenty-five
thousand men allowed the army to
control them, without further reduc-
ton"
That is a good, healthy, copious
flow OF Iapssage, if nothing more.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT,
Don't wish for better" "Better
than any other we have used"
Like it much" Cant speak too
highly OF it," -There can be no
fault found with it," "Can testify TO
It's superiority" "Don't use any
other" These are a few quotations
from the hundreds of Testimonials in
favor of Dooley's Yeast Powder.
which is the only chemically pure,
harmless, healthy and nutritious
article of the kind in market. Per-
fectly reliable, easy to use, conve-
nient and recommended by all. For
sale by groeers- DOoley & Brother.
Proprietors, 60 New Streer, New
York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The LEADER takes this occasion
to notify the retiring county officials,
That they-each and all of them-are
restored to the inestimable privilege
" eriticising and growing at the
new officials, just like other folks,
whenever they are in the mood. 1t is
a ource of great comfort to the aver
age sovereign citizen to ind fault with
the peoples servants, and to occasion
ally turn up his nose at them, when
there is no danger of getting it broken
in consequence. The old officials can
now indulge in criticism on the official
conduct of the new officers, with the
same liberty, safety and pleasure that
their official conduct has been exam
med, remarked upon and condemned
by all sorts of people at odd times.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
r.n Arrival. ana Departurc.-

rnffI furAer aofics the Postocice vin be open
~ deiir~-r - reoezFfoa Of naii nsf.eT fro@ :
n tos ,. N dEiiy. crrept SundsyA s1c 80
Rl1ErrF c-e bear aner arrivEA % western mall
Ozaha time Il the time % the sneS-
hos-y srder oGoe open fron a n to 6 D n
s.iiy, 1-r-pf Sundays
western mAiiE clo@e ertiT ail-fo pa
Ea-s<rn malls eicsr dGily a. AIS ?. N
D1nrrr P.uAc X R iaciudiuE D-nver anc
soafhrru nails. cio~e At : p n daily
MAILS nrir~ frum east daily Al 1910 pm and
fruz he west dEily - AS , N
NAILS arrive hou Denver. COL snd usy, via
Denver Pacifc r. R ~ a N daily
Nnls rto-@ for Port Laramie aud Fort Fette-
nxn On Moreays EfS p N
Malls arrive frou FORT LArunie and Fort fet-
tsrnn SundLys Al ( p m
nails hve from iron MSuutaiu On Monday
HfGp.B-
azB- efssr Tor Iroa Nountaiu On TursdHyHi
FULn.
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The card of Mr.. r. d. Robinson,
the Rawlins ieweler, appears in our
columns to-day. Mr.. Robinson de-
sires to call the attention OF all who
intend to buy holiday presents, to
his extensivestoc of watches, clocks,
native jewelry of all kinds, musical
instruments, etc, etc. The people
along the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad in the western and central
part Of Wyoming, will find it conve-
nient and profitable to ~patronize Mr.
Robinson. He repairs watches and
jewelry, and guarantees good work.
dec1s-tjsn5
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stormy winds did blow, blow,

The stormy winds did blow, blow,
on Friday night, leveling in
the dust a portion OF the fence around
the premises of d. Mclaughlin, on
Ferguson Street. The awning in
front OF Hufsehmidt's ten pin alley,
on Seventeenth Street, was blown into
"smithereens," and the starboard,
upper right hand corner OF the brick
front of the same building was blown
down. BLOW winds and crack your
cheeks &c.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

John Harper, Ex-Mayor Of Den
yer. and formerly a member Of the
firm of Harper & Housman of this
place, died on the Slst ult-, at Ship
pensburg, Pa, in the hny-first year OF
his age, OF ~caneerous~ affection Of the
intestfnes- He was a native of Glas-
gov, Scotland, and w=s a gentleman
of unblesished reputation. He leaves
q wife and three children.
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-DArL LEADER. ali transient advertise
nents. - cents per line. NonparieL each In
s~ralun; 8 insertions. = cents per line: %
Insertions 5 cents per line
Local Noficex, per3inr, brewer. each irser-
zion. Is cents per line Dinsertlons. 10 cents
pr line
NIL IEApER all trznsien. advertise
mentx 81 cents per line. nrst Insertion . one
month. 3 cents per line six months. looents
per line: one year. 5 cents per line
II GrArnE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The cost Of the new City Hall is
now reported at nine thousand and
thirty-nIne dollars. This is q trife
more than two Thousand dollan in
excess OF the contract price.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The Investigation " by the Con-
gressional Committees in Louisiana,
Alabama and Mississippi promises to
develope more strange things than the
public generally looked for. The
testimony is too yoluminous to be
published IN the telegraPhIc dispatches
in the LEADER, but we can tell our
readers it is wonderfully mixed"
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Report.

Semi-annual Report and Financial
Statement Of the County Clerk Of Lar
annie County, Wyoming Territory, for
six months ending December 81, 1874,
showing the receipts and disburse-
menu Of said county for that period,
and the condition OF the County Trea-
sury at date:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

We had supposed hat Hayford, of
the Sentinel, was reasonably friendly
70 Cheyenne, and yet he advocates II
in his paper. What base ingrAtitude!
Save US from such friendship!
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The New York World irrevaIently
alludes TO the financial bill hat passed
the Senate before Christmas. as 'Sena-
tor Sherman's Santa Claus sham"
"Give n dog a bad name" &c.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The Omaha Bee published a very
handsome supplement- on New Years
Day, showing the business of Omaha
during the year just past, and contain
ing Illustrations of the most important
buildings in that city. The Bee Is the
best newspaper published in Nebraska.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

Attention is directed to the OH
cial statement OF the County Treasurer
and the County Clerk in the columns
Of the LEADER. They show a healthy
and satisfactory condition Of the inan-
cial standing Of Laramie County.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04
GLAFcKE

Major l. y. DawIey, T. S, Postal
Agent for New Mexico. Arizona and
Wyoming. died suddenly at Denver
on Friday morning, from neuralgia OF
the heart.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

1 will not be responsible for any
bill or other indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained /:
nor will aly such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me
H CLAICHE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

"A destructive fire occurred this
morning at Fort Russell, which con-
sumed the greater part OF the build
ings there. The fire we are informed
broke out in rear OF hospital build
ing, consumed that, and all the off,
GERS quarters and the residence and
sutler store Of Major woolIey. The
fire broke out at about five O'Clock in
the morning and spread with great
npidity. The weather was intensely
cold, and there must have been con-
siderable suffering in consequences.
We will give particulars tomorrow.
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WANTRD.-A girl to do general
homework. Inquire at the Post Office
decS0tf
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DAILY BULLETIN
War Department. signal servtee q. >,
Army.

Division of kilograms and reports for
the benefit of commerce aud agricul-
ture. Meteorological Record,
Monday, Jan. 4, lsT5-5.4 q M:
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment OF time at all stations.
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90 q 'SOdd
LesT. s1s aEwaRp.

Yesterday a gold Hunting Case
Watch, E Howard & Co., No. 53,2I,
has the name Hayden Pardee on dial
in place OF figures The above reward
viii be paid by leaving 1t with the
undersigned ut Fort Russell
J. H PARDER, U. S. A
dec3O-d3t
AT d. MiIler's Jewelry Store, on
Seventeenth Street, may be found a
fine assortment OF Ladies' sets. sleeve
buttons. pins, silver ware, etc, just
the thing for holiday presents Call
carly, for they are going
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04
CHEYENNE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS
JASON B. BROWN, I6h street
W. p. Carroll. I7lB street.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
8. j. SCRIBER, 10Th Sired.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL I6th street
BAKERIES.
H. s. BOSWELL, Oily Bakery
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS
JAMES BRENNAN, Ish street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, I6n stree
E. PECKHAM, Ferguson street
LEATHER & FINDINGS
STEPHEN BON, I6th street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ. E. POST, Poa-o@ee Building
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, 16lh street
MARKS & MYER, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER
s. II. WOODS. Eddy streef
DRESS MAKING.
MRS. NJ. V. BoUGHToN, I7M st
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy street
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). H. WOOD. Eddy street
FURNITURE
CONVERSE & WARREN, 1874 st
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

Wanted Immediately a Good
Shoemaker at Roycroft's, nth street.
d19-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

A PERMANENT SITUATION
at $500 a week.
A LOCAL AGENT AMI SUB
SCRIPTION SOLICITORS wanted
for Cheyenne and each town and
county in Wyoming. Address with
return stamp, R. DAVIS,
52t Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
For Prospectus Journals enclose
twenty-cents and stamps
a-d6w1t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

The new county officers elected
last September will qualify to-day.
and enter upon the discharge OF their
official duties; and the old county
officers viii retire.
1t IL fitting al this time that we
should bear witness TO the fidelity OF
the retiring county officers in their
respective onie=, during the periods
they were in them. The affairs of
Laramie county could not have been
better discharged than they have been
While credit l. due all the retiring
officials for the faithful manner in
which the duties Of their respective
offices weH discharged. yet there is
opeeidly due TO the gentlemen com
prising the old Board OF County Com
missioners-M- L Post, Tim Dyer
and J. H Nichols. a large need Of
praise for the able and economical
manne in which the financial affairs
Of the county have been conducted by
them. Each brought TO the discharge
Of his official duty, on behalf OF the
county, the best order Of business quail
ification. Their eapability and hon
esty were prominent from the iDcep-
ton OF their duties, and the result is
satisfactorily shown by their Iabon.
The condition Of Laramie county, rs
shown by the reports Of the Treasurer
and clerk, speaks more elOq1ently the
credit due these gentlemen than any
thing we could say in their behalf.
They retire with the confidence and
thanks CT the whole people OF the
county, without distinction VI party.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04
COUNTY raxAsUHxm,s Hxromr.

Cash Statement Of the General
Fund Of the County" and Court
House Bond Fund" for 1874: