The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-29
~oommERcIAL Jon PRINTING



Being daily in receipt of letter
making iHquiry as 10 The vdiSiautS
from here III tine BiatK 1IilE, AMI Il
to the facilities Tor QUILTING wheI-
here, we propose answer all .tht~+i
correspondents through the LEADER
The distances from here tu The hill
and to the vartnis points. IN th,
route have already been published.
Cheyenne is sITuaned ut tht june
ton OF the Union Ptcifh' and Kansa-
Pacific railroads, and about seventeen
miles east oCaheT BliaX Hills range,
on a high plateau of land, the eieva
ton of which is atiuut6 ,uuu leei abnvi.
the sea levetI EAsIuall stream, called
Crow Creek, flows down from thi-
raIlgS oflIuiIS and through the west
ern and southwestern part of the
town site. Cheyenne Depot (sume-
times called Camp Carliul a military
supply pnit, where there are Il nun
Der Ef WAfrntbISes aud store house..
fOK the safe rkeepink ofziniliiatry and
Indian stores, is two miles dis ant,
OH Crnw Greek, and has II hrancit
railroad leading irpu il tp the Union
Pacific. AT this depot are \ cavern
ment wagon iAhIp,l ID ,cRsthifh shop
and other shops, where II large mum
her of trade~Ineu find employment
in the government service. \ mile
still further mp truV Creek is fnri
Russell, n fifteen company military
garrison, commanded by Gen. }. j.
Il ynnldS. AT present there are bui
nine companies siatIoIed there.
There are im-the town " targp
Hardware. stove and tiri stores
Henry HouSnan and f. Schweickert
-wh4ren wl mEnRerr Of mining tools
and carrrrnfer TOOLS are for satp; three
large whdieSa!p ErurerN h6n-es-I.
&. Whipple, Pea~e * Taylur, + Ma
gle -wprre everything inthc grocery,
provision and grain tratie can he pro-
cur a.. Besides these there are a.
number of retail grocery establish
mrnts-Leiby & Co., Underwood 4
McGregors, att AL u,pL WHICH good
stocks of fresh groceries can he
hHdgFnR and PtdHIuee, =. iEASOod.
or bakery and confectionery pS-
tahlishmentsI There are the follow
ing: III. IL.Ellis, Underwent 4 Me.
Gregor, aud IL M, ikepmgpr,
whertt everything usually Kept ~ Il
baking and neutrality-suspicious.
ment may he procured. OF drug
stores there ar" twur-A tldmnS d.
- "Ai . - W. plNi~--tliAi llltiE
will he ne difficulty in procuring 81
these places anything usually kept Ia
n first class drug establishment.
There are three large dry gnnI~ as
Northumberland & Meyers, Gnr..
DSF1gBsdng5 q GD,I. Hprman x
Co.,-each of whom keeps an sex-
tenSivr aud varied assortment al all
articles usually kPptin first class dry
gnn l. SWrSSa TIIpre ARE three large
''-eauES HnAde lehlhing" hausaS-1B
Holman. Marks & Meyers, Peter
SnlHff-aIlsB of thtang carry txtkn-
sierstotks, and Mhnlpsatp uSEwpIFns
retag.r b, IIetIHIan has it contraction
win his clothing 'pulpnrinm, Il first
class Merchant Il faiIorlng cstntdish-
mpnt. OF wholesale liquor aud cigar
houses there ldre ihrpe-T. A.. KrrH.
l.. Mufrin, Geo.T Mast0m,- -at each
of, ~hivK there yrIa gnod stock Ia
purchase from. fn the furniture and
Observation-Disclosures Rp -aud-axtnnsire-
eStatliShment of Converse & Warren
cab flrhi9f all demands on these
hraneHFp IF trade. IN the tnpt and
shrietrrttsthe -torpSnf stephen BIN
and q. +. Thompson. ran "uutfit"
all who cali ef,am them! with hmni>
~andshDrI. In Jew, Try establishments
SittN II ihJtrlN IN DE4 JDSllil0X Iflfk
ami baSfd Nfithpr.D fthh1nrnf1r hasa
reputation throughout the United
States and Europe for exrplleure
well he proud nf IT. NJ.
The country for miles arnun,l
Cheyenne is II rolling prriric, we'll
ADAPTED to the raising nf cattle and
sheep, and covered with herds and
HnnlrG ~ fhsa -,aV... If.rII.,,, I'll
away to toe west, the MptcaIf Min
ing bj4sietstpgfns where good rnp
Per AanH 1sfver' dre$ are found IN
abundance. This district il now
spGdfvrlnped byrcitizrIs of .Cheyz
eaeD1d Will mo .dtmbt, prpve of
great value.
CheyennerhaS about T3,0A0 inhahi-
tantS. Tht+huhnhtr Anes MT inr'udp
transient persons. 1t has five good,
suRStpptiHf ichnrrh~ ediiSeS. az -f6l-
lows! %4t4talic.Y FaAf-r MtG-d,IrH.k,
pastor; Episcopal. Rev. F. w. HI
lard. TeSffeatleTergym6h; PrpSbv-
terian.- teev:@ w. B. kAn't. resident
minister; Methodist, Rev. w. F.
Warfrh. 'rskEehtHAfiislr: Go,Ier+l
gatlonal, M resident minister 81
preseptI NwveFis one gopd public
Schonl, with an average Attendance
of twn hundred scholars, resided
over ny N:-E:- Stark -~priucfpat-
an Misses Penney, McGeehon and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4teaelaprS-Thp
snhonl building is a cornmodinus,
cFHfarfahle two story brick pdiice
All was erected in 1871. at a cost of
ST. 900. -Th,rp is aka- a priyata
seboeH kept hya Miss Fills, WIN has
II number of small scholars in attend
ance -prnhahly t&ehty-fve.
As all who intend going 10 the
BtifAo Hills need ftp-arnis auiIani