The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-12
CHEXEsHE IS IN GsTsTgrING
PoINT!

iO the facilities Tor QUILTING when
here, We propose [ answer all these
correspondents through the LEADER. 1
The distances from here 10 the hiiIS
and 10 the various points III the
route have already Uvvu published
tHCy etUv - situated at the iuuC-
isUn al the Union PHcifi. and Kansas
Pacific rU..TUaI~, aud about seventeen
iI!I,s cast Vi IHc B...rk Huns nlrsp,
"n i hlEh plateau UI land, the e!CVa-
ton Oi WHIch l. about G,iflI Ieer above
thc sea level. = sinai! stream, called
Crow Greek, flows down from this
range OF Iiiils aud through the west
era and southwestern part Of the
tuWn site. Cheyenne Depot lsUIne-
tines called Camp CETIiuD Il military
supply past, where there are Il num-
Der Ui warehouse, HBi store HOUSES
I"I The safe keeping Of military and
indian stores, Is Two mites distant,
UI Crow Greek, and has Il branch
railroad iVstdiuE from ii 10 the Union
Pacific. Al thIs depot are Il govern
ment wagon shop, blacksmith shop
and other shops, her" Al large mum
Der OF Jraar-Incu fad employment
IN line government service. y mile
still further up Grow Or, OK is Fort
Russell, u fifteen company military
SslA lNflAY ostttllAltAltt bN zen. }. j. ]
Il ynu.us. al present. there are but
G!ne companies stationed here.
'fu1 country for miles around
Cheyenne Il Il rolling pr.lrtrr well
ADAPTED to the raising uT rsIliu aud
sheep, and covered WGh Err,is and
locks uf The aHne Eighteen mics
away 10 nh west, The AIvtuaig Mn
ing District auglnS, where good cop
per ANA silver ores are tuuAb IN
abundance. This district Is uuw
being developed by citizens of Chry-
cnne, aud VIII, ~ GoUal, prove of
great value.
Cheyenne has about 3010 inhabi-
tuutS. This number tSlpS not include.
transient persons. 1t has five good,
substantial church edificeS. a. fol-
lows: Catholic, Father McGinldrick,
pastor; Episcopal, Rev. f. w. Hi
hard, resilient clergy men; PrCshy-
terrain, Rev. w. &. Itrcd, resident
minister; Methodist, Rev. w. +.
Warren, resident ministers; Congre-
Eali"nal, no resident minister st
present. There j. one good public
school, with an average attendance
eft two hundred scholars. resided
over by n. +. Stark, as principal,
ana Misses Icmury, MrGechun and
Bryant rs assistant teachers. The
school building is Il CoGnmudious,
comfortable two story brick %e,lItice,
n Was erected III 1871. AT a cost Of
$1,000. There j. also a privat"
schuul kept by a Miss Ellis, who ha-
It number Dt suIall scholars IN attend
II ce-probably twenty-five.
There are in the town two large
Hardware, stove and tin stores
where ali mnnnnr Of nininr toois
and ~r.rnsnter tnnIs are fnr she. ~ roo
InrTe wtboIe.oia grncary bnrsSNI
q WbinuIp pn,.S q T3y,Inr n NJ.
ole he.rr 9vprvthiIp inthr rrr,pr,,
GSr,riyj,D ma rr.,i, 70, ao ,,n .n ,,rI
tur,I Rr.iJSs IhnLo Thor, arn a
Duu,hpr rF rrtuiI ,rr,cny,, .-t,L!I-b-
mrnt.-Tmihv e e. TTTIdrrvnnJ &,
Moe n.r,r S'H W0nd ntnUI of whir
Ind sinrks nf frn.b urrcnr,ns can hn
Gnu or bakery md confectionery
Establishments tbr,p are iha r,II0WS-
jr~: II. II. Euis. Underwood = Me.
(irrr0r, and l.. w. krp.iur,r.
where cvCrviliur usually kInr in u
. hakirr and confectionery establish.
mtnt NAV be procured. OF druo
| >lurn1 there are two-Addolu5 e
Glover and Hnrfhut BruS-nnd there
will hY no diEirulty in ~nrorurinp ot
/ these places ANYTHING usually keut at
a first class drug establishment.
There are three large dry goods cs-
Observation-Disclosures & Meyers, Gen.
y. E"giesong 4 TO, l. Herman X
Cn.,-each OF whom keeps an eN-
tensire and varied assortment OF all
articles usually kept III first class dry
goods stores. There are three large
ready made clothing hDti5e5--B.
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