The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-27

4CVFEIOFAI4 L1hEaTIlN som SluUEh eT.
Superintendent Of IHstrUca0H-JOhu slaughter,
Dtstrtct AhorHey-E. P. johnson
United States COHBTtEstOHsr-J ". Brun 81.
Clerk n LET Judicial piSfTTct-J. W. Brunvr.
NHTshdI-FrEnk WOleOII.
County Omeer-.
LARA MI COUNTY.
Geo. \. Draper, Cha!rmsn an,
'0""''''0"s'' k.P Bes5r'
ShsrtrN. J. GBren.
CoHSfabic.-w. TAyrur. c. :. Dcvcc.
Pushes Of Tie Psaos-Jno. Slaughter. T. Fisher
CLERK and Rscordsr-Eeo. B sIimpsSu.
TrodsHrcr-D. c Tracy.
PROBATE JudQs-D~C, Taey.
PrOsEcHfip@ AItOTnby-W. W. CuFl-tt.
Srso5F sup riHfsHdtEt-F. W. Hi lard.
C0roHsr-Ja Talhoi.
As,ssOr-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CTTY
n. c. whIpple, PFra..z %. sayor
fJuhn .HcHiSn.
Br'd TTtsrsss Jo5a Il. Davis.
J.. u Brs~nahrn,
Peter LIHmnSa
CLsrA-w. Richardson. sS.oF. A'resseF~
HaTShd'-C. 5. Deyoe.
FrsasUTcr-Iraa crCman.
ApOrHSV-T J.. Street.
SIfrregOF-A J. FarEhEk
Police justices John Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
settings Of the Town Trustees. Friday vveI
Ing in each wssS 81 the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
IL. Adams. Chairman
c~onGnasstoasrs v; {. Wilson,
Michael CARROLL
Shsrig-T. ]. layton.
Justice. Of ne Peace / !: Fss;s:
Clcrk-L. u. Pease.
Probats Jfdgs-G w. R~Htersr-otcio Treasurer
Pro.scHing 1norHsy-G w hTamsti
CoroEer~srenlah B"lns.
LARAMIE CITY.
Iwm. Harris. sr- grco, Mayo
!. II. FinfroSk.
Board Of Trvste,s K. GaIhrairh.
lJamrr TiHc>
CLrk-John Mcleod, sa ctieio Assessor
HdFshdE-M. A. Hnnce.
TrCdSWFeF-L. j. PeRre.
AhOTHty-Hnmer NerTsll.
Police Jasties-L. d. Pcase.
CARBON COUNTY.
Io.L. smith, Chairman.
Commissioner 8 8. car AZ: GSai.tsi.
Sbsrjg-wiliam HawlsY.
CLERK i. 4. KeIler.
Probate Judge To- r. TUT lie.
spperiHiendsHt Of Sehoo!'-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEF COUNTY.
(Jamer Kline, Chairman,
Commissioners y :. a, ,5Ssa'0n.
sheriff jobs MeGIisshcr-
CSTk-T. Mccarthy.
Coro"er-John Morris.
UINTA COUNTY.
Iwiliar, Mcdonald.
Edward Anon.
Shsr1f-Christopher Is. Castle.
IuuEh Morrison, Evar rrom Precinct
Co1stdLle~IO MalIby, Almy r. ecinCt.
wv. b. DunhHy. rtgdthout PrccIue'.
CE. N. White E,an .tgE Pr
ye.i,,.s o. ~ P.st .i'h3 IoITkins, AImv "
/, VIM. Y. Clark, I'irtin't "
LAS =. MITCHELL. billiard
Csrt--Nlr c. Lee
Prob4f- JutJs orlandp Nor r. 2E Treasure
Superintendent Of ). .7ii--jUhL u0pAihs.
COI OuEr-HAt!au C-Ens-u-
h~f -LrltUy i white.
GOHectOF-T- E-taslIr.
Surrevor-P Il. T"o'cy.
,s,.o., Da..,t,,,, lSot r; TsT Mr.! D'''3'S' 30.
kiygbrn Fouks, "
xs,s,... pr,..s $ S T., : : ! En- S; r.,
IL. s. Whittier,
EvANsT0N~
T,,ztss NELL McTEinnon-
". If FcarinEteS-
tHaFVey Booth.
Cers-Im-G @. Tom.
MGrshdHJsAl Burns
EhurcheES
81. MarR's shureh, EPIseopsA Rev. II. "
IiTfszyd rector. Sund y ~PcFrtcep. II n. IA. nnu
s p. III. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. All persons are coEdially Invited &c
attend,
Roman Catholic, kov. Jas. McGoEr}ch. Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church onO'Nei!
street. abe7e Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. B. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at Ii a. IN. and Sp. IN. Saaday
chooI directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. +. Warren, par
or. Preaching every Sabbath at Iia. M.
and : p. m. Sabbath school at az p. II
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public arc cordially invited TO an tie services o.
the church,