The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-18

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ST. Patrick day IS gone but we snsS
have the Centennial.
sixteen BLACK Killers were QUILTED
by Whippie & Hay, yesterday.
The Union Pacific road is now clear
of snow and trains viii lie running on
time to-day.
Don't forget the colored Jubilee
Singers, who will give a eoncert on
Monday evening next.
There has been no blockade on the
Mountain division of the Union Pa
cific during the present winter.
The City Council met last evening,
but without tr%ansacting any business,
adjourned until Monday evening next.
E. Nagle supplied Black Hills outfits
for twenty : four parties, yesterday,
among whom were a large number of
females.
Lawrence Bresnahen, on yesterday
placed in position two snowy and ele-
giant signs over his handsome Wash
ington market.
-DrED.-At Spotted Tail Agency,
March 9th, 1876, Mary Boucher, be-
loved child of f. c. Boucher, aged five
years. Il. 1. P.
The day that sees the completion of
an efficient water system in Cheyenne
will see the real value of every house
and lot in the city doubled.
If you would see Cheyenne grow and
prosper and the real estate of the city
increase in value a h~undred-fold in IL
twelvemonth, make a move toward
securing water-works.
The Fifteenth Infantry. stationed at
various points in southern Colorado
and New Mexico, has orders to march
to the Black Hills, to join Gen. Crook
and help protect the gold-hunters
against Indian invasions.
One bunkoist is in jail another has
Jumped" the town; aud still another
is packing up his cheap jewelry and
other truck, and Will not finger with
us long. "Gone to meet Boss Tweedn
will soon be written of these villains.
If the citizens OF Cheyenne would
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reduced to ashes, their wives and fami-
lies turned out on the prairie to the
mercy of the winds, let them continue
their %inattention TO the water-works
question.
Denver's forlorn hope is the build
ing of the Denver & South Park rail-
farther than Morrison, its present
terminus, it may be truthfully said of
the Queen City" that "her goose is
cooked"
The following conversation was
heard on the street yesterday No.
. Fine day, isn't ito" No. 2--"How
do you mean?n No. 1-"Why, over
head, of course" No 2" Yes, but
that don't do us any good. There's
id few travelling that way"
The City Council shirk all RESPONSE
bility in the water-works matter, and
throw it upon the shoulders of the citi-
zens. There is yet time to get up that
petition before the, Council meeting of
Monday evening. Set the ball rolling
at once. You will have cause for deep
if you don't do it.
The ball at Recreation hall last
in commemoration of the natal
day of Ireland's patron saint, was a
grand success in every way. Tim
Dyer furnished a most elegant repast
the merry crowd. The music was
praised, and taken as II whole
the ball may be considered the pleas
ATTEST event of the year thus far.
NJ. L. Quarterly meeting this eve
ming and tomorrow. Preaching this
evening at 1880 also tomorrow, II a.
m. and 7:30, p. M. Lovefeast 9:45 a. IN.
service after sermon Sab
bath evening. Rev. j. a. Edmun-
son, OF Laramie, will oficia;e in the
absence of the Presiding Elder.
w. +. WARREN, Pastor.