The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-20
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Being daily in receipt of letter.
making Inquiry as uDathP distance
from here Ia the Black Hills. aud us
TO the facilities iur outfit. ng when
here, We propose I answer all THESE
correspondence through The LEADER.
The distances FROM here tO-tAe IHIS
and TO the varihiS points IN the
route have already te+n published.
Cheyenne il situated at the juuc-
tiun nj the Union PScif. auiikan~aS
Pacific railroIdr.apd about seventeen
miles east 81 the Black Hills range,
on n high p%lHtriuiuf land, the elevh-
tion of whirh j. about q ,OnO feet above
the sea- level AAsinHli stream, called
Crow Greek, flows down from this
range of FffilS aud through the, west
ern and southwestern part Of the
town site. Cheyenne Depot (~nmt-
times called Camp Cariinl II military
supply post, wiIeneIhen. ARE a mum
Der tttf warpirhI-rS and Store huuSes
for the safe Keeping Of IniIithry ami
Indian stores, is Two miles dis ant,
on Crow Creek, and hats II branch
railroad leading irnmrit 10 the Union
Pacific. AT thus depot are II guvern-
ment wagon iShup, I'll lcksiniili Shop
and other shops, where II large num-
her Of tradrSuipn find employment
In the government service. y mile
still further up tru" Or. eK l. Far
Russell, IA fifteen cOuIptny military
garrison, commanded by Gen. j. j..
Reynolds. AT spresipr there are but
nine companies stationed there.
There are ia the town two large
Hardware, stove and lin stories
Henry HpuSmHu and r. Schweickert
where all maHnpr of mining tOuls
and carpentertoplS are for sale; three
large wholesale grocery hnu-eS-I.
G. WhipPle, Pea~e x Taylor, T. Ma
gle -whrre everythiIgiTthe grocery,
provision aud grain trade can lie pro-
currd. Besides these there tirs a
number of retail gr cnrr establish
mrnts-Leiby & Co., Underworld *
McGfregorE at All O ut which good
stocks of fresh groceries eau lie
had. Fruit and Produce. :. III. Wood.
OF bakery aud confectionery ps-
Establishments there ure -thr- fptiuw-
ing: III. H. Ellis, Underw,nd N Me-
Gregor, aud T.. W. Kel,lingrr,
wheref everything usually Kept M Il
baking and Confectionery establish
mpnt may he procured. OF drug
torres there are tVyo-Aidoms &
Glover anI IIhrlhul Bras.-and there
will he no difficulty in procuring at
thesr places anything usually kpptut
n first class drug establishments.
There are three large dry gnndS IS
Observation-Disclosures d Movers. Geo.
De FagLeS1ngl& Go ~. Herman d
CD.,-each at whom kprI,s an 'pT-
tensivr and varied assortment 81 dig
articles dSu ,lk Kept in first GAS dry
gOnlI ~St,iraS. There arr thttt large
''-eauy madA Nri0thihy" haseN-4B.
Holman. Marks & Meyer, Peter
Smith-sll of thcuI carry pxtpn-
sivr storks. and whnleSaie aS welt as
retail b.. Helltpan has iTcGunectioH
with his clothing emporium, II first
class Merchant tailoring cstntIi1h-
ment. OF wholesale liquor and cigar
houses there are uhree-r. A. Keui,
l.. Murrin, Geo. q AIaSton, hi each
of which there i "A good stock Ia
purchase from In the furniture and
croekery-it Inn. the large and extensive
establishment OF Converse & Warren,
ctn furnish all demands on these.
branches Of truieY In tlle boot aud
shoe trade the stores If Stephen Bon
and &. f. Thompson, ran "nu,ht"
all who call upon them. with hmDiS
1,haSan,,aJ,I,I,E IaaGa a D,.E
XIirIGa 1919 hatn
ran,t,t,nn tbrnn,n,', ,h" Irni,.Ia
stataS an,I Enrnna Sr ovh.'-
of Workmanship, an the place may
well he proud az il.
The country. for miles AROUND
Cheyenne is n rolling prairie, we'll
auapted to the raising of cattle aud
sheen. and covered with hpnlI and