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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
Applications for Patent.
NOTICE No. 500.
L. s. SURVEY no. li9.


~ s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
Q Nevada April :, lsIe.--Noiicc Is hereby
GIVEN that II srtnann J Z. seheei aud Washing
ton Senwell. whose poSioifioe al ress y SILVER
city. I.yen County. Nevada, have made Srpll-
eaten Ter eighteen hundred tiSol linear le,t
ii the MoNrExrMA LODE. called ,ee Hfk,
MANN 4. SCREEL AND WASHINGTON
SrAWFII. CLAIM situated in pevils Gate
anJ Chinatown MINING District. Lyon Coun.
ty Nevada, together With surface ground Tour
hundred feet in With. fer the CONVENIENT
wuraine thereof. aud described on the pat
and field notes On lie IN my office a ieiioNs'
to.w,i. Be4i, ming at Pest No. /. whence bears
tn n section rgrntr on the west linz OF &c
tiun Ia Township ID n. Il u l.. VI. u NJ
n -UN ". distant 2.ssS 1eet Niii running
from said Post Ne, list course, y ~ r. iAt
20 feet pass through the ;. ". eorrsr iest w.
= OF the Carson cos L. ;, Survey No. No.
wa,euce twarS SIN, ke stack ef nsnsy ca, s
hpiSiiug works \ ~ i /" W; snleke stack OF tho
Spring valley MIL ;. ~ "; smoke STACK
of hgssuth hoiStins wrks ~ W 3; hSAStAn
on NJ Davidson - 90 ain. " ats3 tctt 70
,,,tSi M, >. thence "a course, : . a. W, 80
lee, 10 pos, No. s.: thence 81 course, : So W
lO0 feet to l,eSi NJ, 4; thenre I'll coarse, \,
$40 l. spa fest to past Ne /, 81" point 81
be;.iluine Containing is H1-ss Aefc> bear
iigs ,SircSSc3 from the true uitftAiah t1aA.-
netic variation 10 v" East, The lsbor and IVA
lsrnvrulenis consist II shafts and tunnel *.
cte,asng eve hundred dollars Ia value. mas
claim was located under ths name NJ the Aon-
tfznlna Ledge and Company. This c, i'm y
ha,,naed On the north by the earSen G. =
= saryc, No. 80. GU the west. south snd ,$s'
by rs known elaimsuts, y ne l'scst.'a hot,e.
il N rrcord and may hc found III Bssok &C,
Miscellaneous Records, psge So. Lyon Io0r.
IL Records. key; a, the utsice q the County
Ksc0ryier =; Dayton, Lyon Comfy, NrvadS
Any kpd all lcr cisinilns aavers' y any
lnr;i IA .sf said HvruSun j. 7. schfsl ANt
.sAgL 4
their adverse claim witt the RcNtsitr ~ ths
t. Land Office. ~ Carson CIV N0Nsaa,
turing the sixty DAYS prri,~i o! pAhlieAtl q
hereof. or they viii be barred 10y v'Itae 81 TIE
provisions OF the sisin'e.
apr7 tsid A "AiiI, he$'N'c''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
TRASS.CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Ronte.
The Chicago and North
western Railway.

rts Track is Of sTEEI, RAILS. and on II hs'
been made the FASTEST Time thsf hss eNs'
been made in this country. eN tiis rou-s
messengers for points east OF Shlssee hsN'
th,ir choice OF the following lines iron
Chicago; 49,
Rv the Piftsburg, Fert Wayne sna o'arSses
and PENNSYLVANIA Railways - lhref
Thraagh Trains Daily, with Fnliinss
Palace Cars through TO fhllsdelnhia At.'
Ney York on esch train. cue tarpu&t I
Train, with PnlimSn Palace Cars, 70 oss-
firlore and Washington
nv the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railway and Connections--Nev aerS zen
.rsl and Erie Railroads -Three fhrvaSn
Trains Daily, with Palace nrswias heoi,'
ard silver Palace Sleeping Cars through
ta New York.
Nv ,hs Nichicsn Central. tirSna Trunk.
Great Western and Erie snd New Aprs
Central RaiiwaVs-Three Through Trains,
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room ami
sleeping cars through 20 New York. 70
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester or New
York CITY,
n, tbe Raitianare and ohio Rsilroad-T TIVE
Through Trains Daily. With PailmsN
Palace Cars for Newark. GAINESVILLE.
Wheeling. Washington and Baltimore.
without change.
This is tire shortest Best and only line
running Pullman celebrated fslaee Sleeping
Cars s,.a Cosches. connecting with Union
Pacific Railroad At Omaha aAs from thu
West. via Grand Junction, MARSHALL, CedSf
ga,das. Clinton. sterling and pNon, Tor
Chicago aud the Last
This popular route is unsurpassed fef
Speed, Comfort and Safety. The smooth
weii.hsllaSted and perfect track OF stree
rails. the celebrated Pullman Palace sleep1ns
Cars the perfrct Telegraph system of WoV
ms tra.us, the regularity with Which they
ran, the admirable arrangement Ter Tcnntns
,hrspsh cars to Chicago froa all points
west. secure 70 passengers all the cont eTfs
in modern Railway Travelling. NJ ehsnges
II Cars and no tedious delays At Ferries
Passengers will find Tickets Wis his Favor,
lite Route II the General Ticket Offices % tht
Central Pacific Railroad IN san Francisco ana
Sacramento and in sll the Ticket othces 81
the Central Faclac Es3lroad.
W II. STENNEFT,
MARVIN uTGHITT, Gen. Pass Agent
Gen, Suls:., Chicago.
HI STANwooD. General Agency, l2l
Montgomery street. san Francisco. saS-lS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
NOTICE TO Co-owNERS!

TO J. 5. DALLAS AND JOHN GEABHEhRr.
The undersigned. co-owuers 81 TUE Pitts
burg Coal Mine. situated in Lyon County
Neva3S hereby give notlce, tast We have eN-
pended The sum 81 Eight Hundred and Seven
ty.tsgee Dollars ana Ninety Gents tsSia.t1l in
sold CON. for lumhsr labor ana supplies.
that the proportion 81 the said expenditure =
msde a. aforee sid due from You amount &
Prom YOU j. ;. Dallas. 500 o., Snd from you.
John osesI heart Saa.0o. You arr hereby fur
ther nosiHed that in case you fail or refuse to
ysv the amounts sat opposite your nsIslts, 10
The : scrutsry al ssiG COMPANY AZ his stl1ee IN
the tow1, q: Dayton. on or before the eSliSss
ton Of ninety DAYS from the ars; publication
e this a0:ice year interest in the said PITTS
bnrss Cssal Mine viii, IL accordance With THE
Act NJ Congress, emitted, An Act 70 proinote
the development Of the mining resources e
the United states, approved May loth. l>'a,
become the property 81 the Uucvrsi ,nod CO.
owners. who made the above expenditures on
said claim
C., l.. All, Jas. poSavAN,
II J. CABLING, JoES ne1.AS,
q. <. NA>H. q. hHNER.
PRANK KKSy0N r w J4oVES,
Louls-,f Qlr,sVoNE, Jos DAMON.
Dayton. New, March Il. 1875. 903
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
aoLp AND SILVER MINING

WI Company Location e prinoipA! place
ht business. san Francisco, CSiuornis. Loca-
lion OF worAs Devils Gate Mining District,
Ivou County, State OF Sevsia--No,ice--
rh.rc arr delinquent upon the foiiowihg de-
s.rIlassi stock GA arcoaHt Of assessment Ne.
II levied On ihe 18th day OF March. ls'e, Tbs
ssveszi AIaau 6 set opposite tbs NAMES ei Use
respective shareholders, as follows;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
NOTiC f i!
Administrators sale Of Real
Estate.

NYoI ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned. sdraiiisirafTis Of the estate
ID Charles MeNair, deceased, Viii. in aceur-
dance with al order mad, un the nth day 81
April, A. d 1875. by the District Court 81 the
First District 81 the state 81 Nevada, n ard
for the County Of STOREY. s,ii NJ Ghiit auction
t. the highest bidder aud for cash ~. > gold
coinl and subject 81 tine confirmation OF said
toarf, at III. Court House door in Dayton,
LYON County. Nevads. At IL O'Clock NJ, on toe
2of IA iay 81 May. A. u. 1850, all the night. ti'lr
and inter, It and estate of the said deses>ea or
which said estate has III and I" the following
Described rial estate. te-wt; One hundred ana
twenty tiaOl feet undivided IN that mining
ground or lode satuSts in Devil : Gate Mining
District .scn Coauty. siste OF NEVADA, and
ior.l.er!y known a. Pacific Ledge. ana nav
known A. The Atlantic Consolidated Mining
Company; slSu that tract Of land described ~
follows. One half interest. GnalNtdcd. OF
eleven aud l3-iGa acres. heipg Mil Site and
Water Right and for other purposes, IL
American RaYine about on.-hali mite above
the Si,rss N,yads House, Silver city, Lyon
county SSaie OF Nevada. snrSvye' i1f nto.
e. Wsier> and the said depea>.d, Charles Nc
Nsir. by John Day, County SURVEYOR, feo- l,
A L.. 1854. MAXI nj Mai hh"S'
Aau.inlsirairix OF the Estate Of Ihsgl.s Nc
Nair deceased. aN-eN'',
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
CE N r z N N lAL
It's. 1 1876.
PR oCLA NJ ALTON.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

rs THE POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND
10 the East. Passengers Tor thisssN'
Niagara falls, Pittsharg, FaiAaeipaM, "sn.
's,bar Mont Fast should bay their
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

ANY person, So liable, WHO shall fail 10 cen-
ny with the foregoing requirements viii be
subject to severe penalties. Persons or hrms
liable e. pay any nj The Special Taxes named
above must sppiy te T. q. LORD. Collector OF
Internal Revenue st Virgins city, New, sud
pa, fer snd procure the speeisi-fAx stamp ~
stsmrs they need prior 20 May /. ls-6, aud
without further notice,
n u. PRATT.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Once Internal Revenue,
Wsshinatan. ID. e.. Feb. l. 1876. NSAw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
TO DAVID l.. HASTINGS ;

sYNHE undersigned, Louis ooidsione. one 81
the beaten and owners of the Grant Mine
situated ia Chinatown Mining District. silver
Cty. Lyon County Nevada. does hs-vhy Eivt
Won notice that l have expended stnce the
tenth day II May. lsTa. fer lse0r. hunter Snd
IMPROVEMENTS upon the said Grant Nine the
sun. Of IA rtesu hundred aid fort, s,N lsl.Sisl
l.ails-s enla coin 81 the tuitgl siatss that
the proportion Of the ssid erps nditurs 81
made ss aforesaid 9ae from You amounts ~
;xa hundred aud twenty -fanr dollars ANd foar
cents tssai.oll. You are hrrehy further Doit-
fed thss in case you fail or refuse 10 pay the
absye amount ssi opposite your nxtis 20 the
undersigned. ia silver CITY. Nevada. before
the expiration of NINETY days, after this netiee.
Sog1 interest in th- said ,srxnt Min. viii. in
seeordxnee with the AZ; u Congress, entitled
IAN Act g. promote the development II the
mining resources of the United States, APP
proved MAY 10, ASIA. b-come the property II
The undersigned. who made the AboS. expen-
iiiure On said claim,
LOUIS GoIDSroNE.
SILVER err, Ssv., Feb. ID, Isle, si,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
COME ION AND re HEALEDl

Ii laas.AEs lsslG MA3s >0s-s G,fsast.SS h's3 "
eall,v al,A IA tic lsstsx sNAl..sse yeas 49,
IL IN 80 Won met hing fer essas1,ltatso,s. 40
please call aid satisfy yesgsSivss wss'ssss siis
ikbcsar ua,t. fet.ai.ls yoS,r case III p eAneu5s
,,,,, he VIII ,sil ysa NJ il net. b III Ill YEA
tAas. for he y al ,tss undertake e+ss vssisss
= -. az a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
NOwxCUl
.. 8. INTERNAL REvEMvESu
SPECIAL TAKE s !!
Nay I, isss. - April 10. 1877.

vuyHg REVISED STATUTES OF THE Z.
s.. Sections S.2s2. 1927. ass and ), ass,
require every person engaged In any business.
awe alton or employment which renders him
liable 10 = special Tax. to procure and place
copspicuously ia his establishment or place of
business a stamp denotine the payment of
said special Tax for the Special Tax Year be-
ginning May |. 1910. before commencing or
continuing business after April 10, is'd. The
taxes enlhrxrcd within the provisions Of the
law above quoted are the following. via
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

roNslGNMENTs OF ALL KINDS OF
Furniture a Merchandise
Received and promptly attended to at
Nm. FREpRIUks' AtsTloN lksS6'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
DIR. A. 3. SPINNEY,

geus,,o~n ss founder Of the Ncn.rvai &C,
4 M.>ns.,l lns,4slsse sl,j Ia lIusaseseT .,
IA SPiN%EiNlt.LE ~ PRIMARY, Mesila
u.s4 ,,$e.I ssily Inform hss satsstss aiid tbs
an q 4 ( ~ rally that ise tli eontsin To
,usas eNf,a,.e anal ,ssa,e disease With an-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

And in accordance with Law and an ofatr OF
The aasxyi ~ pireeturs, made on the 18th dAN
at March Isle. So many shares IL eseh panel
II such stock as ma, he necessary, VIII e'
soda At pauhc saet.ua AT the oitce 81 the Com
pany, RaoIn IL u.Swsrd's Building n. sis
California stre.t san Francisco, california
"a TUESDAY the Ninth ts,hi day OF MAY
lS-6 NJ the hour Of one o'clock T. NJ, Of said
sixy. IA pay said deli qnsnt assessment their
,,n. Together With Gusts q! advertising and ex-
penses OF the sale
W T. DEAN. Soc'y.
ofhe.-Room - Hayward Building, No. als
California street, san Francisco. Cal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
Colored c~ussedness.

An amotous American female citizen
OF African descent, whose husband is
employed in the U. p. rolling mills ut
Laramie, was yesterday assaulted aud
brutally whipped 10y n fellUw-country-
woman, whose motive was an old
grudge. The victim of the assault
was found in bed by her enruged
enemy. and given a severe castiga-
tion, with no opportunity for escape
Or defense. She Immediately went to
The telegraph Office aud info med her
husband of the circumstance. He
took the first train for this city, and
Immediately upon arriving proceeded
to the house Of the wench who had
mistrentvd his frow and begnr abusing
her. Several mokes who were present
interfered, when the irata negro, who
Is n ginnt in stature and strength.
waded into the whole outfit, throwing
mokes and wench out OF the honse,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18

A general change In the proprietor
ship and management Of the Omaha
Republican has recently taken place,
and as of the results U. b. Bal
conbe, (son of Major St. A. d. Bal
combe, n former proprietor, and now u
resident of this Territory is an
nounced as business manager Of the
new concern. Mr.. Balcombe is only
twenty-four years Of nge, and 1t is u
rare compliment to so young n man
10 be intrusied with such Il responsible
position /; but his well-known char
acter, his correct habits, strict integ-
rity and studious life have commended
him to the proprietors of the Repub-
lican, and they have chosen him, from
many applicants, to represent their
interests In the enterprise. We wish
Mr.. BalcpmLe ample success. and pre-
diet for him n career of great useful
ness aud prosperity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
The Coming Court Martial.

A general court-martial has been
appointed to meet at Fort ID. A. Rus.
soil. ". T., or the 2ith Of April or as
soon thereafter us practicable, for the
trial Of such persons us may he brought
before It.
Following is the detail for the Court:
Col. John +. Smith, l4th Infantry /;
Col. franklin +. Flint, 4th Iniantry /;
Lieutenant Colonel Luther p. Bradley,
9th Infantry; Major Nathan A. NJ.
Dudley, ard Cavalry Major Alexander
Chambers. 4th Infantry /; Mnj0. An
drew w. Evans. Bird Cavalry: Major
Edwin r. Townsend. 9TH Infantry
Major Alexander J. Dallas. 2srd In
fantry Captain Geo. X. Brady. o3r,
Infantry Captain John J. Coppinger
23rd Infantry; Captain VIM. s. Col.
Inns. 4th Infantry.
Major Horace Il. Burulium. U. S. A..
Judge Advocate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18

An %impecunious mar who has been
loahng about the city for some time
past attempted TO board the west
bound emigrant trnin Sunday after
noon, at n point just beyond the bridge
over Crow Creek, with the expressed
intention of beating his way west.
Missing his hold. lie was thrown I'M
der the train and badly injured, one
foot being cut in two and the other
badly crushed. Mr.. J. +. Clark, the
big-hearted division superintendent, ut
once procured surgical aid, the mans
feet were dressed. and II special train
conveyed him to Laramie City. where
he was placed In the Sisters hospital.
1t Is a pleasure to make note of such
unselfish generosity as Mr.. Clark has
shown in this matter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
THE PITTSBURGH BLACK HILLS
EXPEDITION.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Before Leaving
Cheyenne.
CONTRIBUTION OF CAPT. J. n.
RUSSELL.
Compliments TO Superintendent J.. +,
slars and the Union Paeinc
Railroad.
Endorsement Of the Cheyenne Route
and cheyenne Merchants

The gentlemen comprising the Pitts
burgh Black Hills organization, who
arrived here Thursday, completed
their preparations for a trip to the
Black Hills yesterday, and will leave
early this morning for Custer City.
Last Saturday evening, al a meeting
attended by all the members Of the ex-
petition, the following resolutions
were adopted unanimously:
Resolved. that we, the members OF
Capt. J. II. Russell's Organization,
tender our sincere thanks To the
officers of the Union Pacific Railroad
for n speedy and comfortable convey
ance from Omaha TO Cheyenne. and
especially to Division Superintendent
J. I. Clark for his untiiing efforts In
our behalf after reaching the city.
Resolved, that Capt. J. II. Russell
deserves our hearty commendation-
first. for his straightforward and truth
fui representations made Ia US ia Pitts
burg second, for his Jealous labors in
our behalf while Ell route to Chey-
enne ; and last, but not least, for the
indefatigable and faithful services len
dered this organization after its arrival
in Cheyenne. We have found Capt.
Russells statements confirmed by
actual experience in all respects; in
many things, AS for instance the facili-
ties of the Cheyenne route to the
Black Hills, and the cost of supplies
and general QUILTING goods In this
city, he has even understated the real
facts. Hence we cordially commend
Capt. Russell to our friends in the
east. and bespeak for him their conf
dence and support, If he should return
to assist others who desire 10 go to the
new EIdorado.
Resolved, that copies of these reso-
lutions be furnished to Capt. Russell
and TO THE CHEYENNE LEADER for
publication.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
PROPOSALS TOR ARMY TRANS
PORrATlON.
Headquarters Department of the
Platte.

Headquarters Department of the
Platte.
ONCE of Chief Quartermaster.
Omaha, Neb., April II, 1876.
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, SUBJ
ject To the usual conditions, will be re-
ceived at this office until IL O'Clock,
noon, on Tuesday, May %, 1876, ut
which time and place they will lie
opened in presence of bidders, for the
transportation of military supplies on
the following described routes in the
Department Of the Platte. during the
fiscal year commencing July /. 1876,
ani ending June 30th, 1877, viz:
From Cheyenne Depot, w. r., to
From Medicine Bow Station, u. p.
II. r., or other station on U. p. r. r.,
TO Fort Fetlerman. w. II.
From Bryan or Green River Station,
or other station on U. =. r.. r., Ia
Camps Brorsn and Stanihaugli, w. II.
From southern terminus of Utah
Southern II. II. to Fort Cameron, Utah.
From sidney or North Platte, on
U. p. r. r.. to Fort Laramie, W.. r.,
aud Camp Robinson and Camp Sheri-
dan, Nebraska.
From Corinne, U. P. r. r., to Fort
Hall. Idaho. or from southern terni-
nus Utah Northern Il. r. to Fort Hall,
Idaho.
The contracts will contain n proviso
that IN transportation service between
November. 1876, aud May l, 1877.
shall, IL required by the Qunrtermaster
department, lie performed by mule or
horse teams, and that IL OK transpOrta-
ton IL authorized during said period,
the ate Of payment will be twenty
five per cen less than for mule or
horse teams,
Proposals for ira. sportation IN any
Of the routes above n. we'd will he re-
ceived.
Sealed lids for any a. all Ihe routes
tanned will also be received up tue
above named dry and hour allow, y
for difference in timc). by the Depo,
Qnartermasters at Cheyenne and Os-
den, all To he opened in The preseicr
Of bidders. and forwarded To the Chief
Quarternaster, Department OF the
Pirtte.
The Government reserves the right
tn reject any or all proposals.
Blank proposals, form of contract
aud printed circulars, stating the esti-
mated quantities If supplies to be
transported. and giving full informa-
ton as to the manner of bidding, con-
ditions To lie observed by bidders. and
the terms uf contract and payment,
viii he furnished on application to
this office. or To the offices of the Depot
Quarternas,ers ut Cheyenne and
Ogden. ~. rs ~ !
Envelopes containing proposals
should. lie marked Proposals for
transportation on routes from -
10 -
NJ. /. LUDISGToN,
alS.3t Chief Quar.ermastor
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
The Weekly Leader.

At the earnest request of our friends
in the Black Hills region, we shall
commence, about the lst of May next,
the publication Of g semi-weekly Issue
Of The LEADER. IL will be an eight
page paper, and contain the latest tele-
graphic and domestic news up to the
date of publication. The Stage Com
pany or Mr.. Clippinger's express will
deliver the SLMI-WEEKLY LEADER
to our patrons in Custer City, Hill and
Rapid City regularly twice a week ; il
will also be kept for sale at McKay's
and Kuykendall's stores in Custer City.
and at several places in Hill and Rapid
Cities. Mr.. w. f. Hosford will be the
general agent of The LEADER In the
Black Hills region. and he is author
lied to transact business for us at all
the mining camps in the Hills. We
commend Mr.. Hosford to our friends
there, and bespeak for him their kind
consideration and patronage.
THE LEADER is too well known to
all the hardy pioneers in the Northern
country to need any Introduction or
recommendation at our hands.
Mr.. ]. r. Ramsey is authorized TO
make contracts for advertising in the
SEMI-W EEKLY LEADER, and will call
upon II business men for their favors
Immediately. He is also authorized
To receive subscriptions for the SEMI
WEEKLY. The advertising rates will
be the same rs those of the DAILY
LEADER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18

Messrs. Converse & Warren are about
to establish II branch house at Custer
City, which will lie managed by
Graves & Curtis. A large stock of fur
niture. crockery. glassware, etc., is
now en- route to Custer, and will be
opened out o The personal popu-
larity of the new firm. and the high
standing of the main establishment
here make this addition To the bust
ness world of Custer II most valuable
one. all-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-18
Train Topics.

All trains were on time Sunday.
The west bound U. p. express had Is
Cheyenne and IS through passengers.
The east bound express had 7 Chey-
enne and So through passengers. The
west bound emigrant had "a Cheyenne
and 22l through passengers, and Gu
soldiers for Fort Russell. The east
bound eniigrant had so through pas
sengers. The d. p. express took out
IA and brought in % Messengers.
Yesterdays west bound u. p. ex-
press was on time. with "a Cheyenne
and rs through passengers. The east
bound express was two hours laIe,
with IA Cheyenne and 40 through pas
sengers. The west bound emigrant
had Is Cheyenne and Isl through pas
sengers. The east bound emigrant
had three full coaches. The ID. p.
train took out ~ and brought in 81
passengers.
U. p. freight No. 5, due here at els
this morning, has 3 cars oats and corn
for Cheyenne. No. o, due at 10. 80 a. M,
has A cars oats and / ear merchandise
for Cheyenne. No. @, due ut $40 p. M,
has 5 cnrs coal and 2 cars merchandise
for Cheyenne. No. 7, due at 8 p. M.
has Is CHEYENNE and las through pas
sengers. and 5 ears corn for Cheyenne.
The services in the Catholic Church
in this city, on Easter Sunday, were
impressive and well attended. An
able and instructive sermon was
preached Mt eleven O'clock. Mass by
Father McGoldriek on the Resurrec-
ton. The singing by the young choir
at High Mass, under the direction OF
Mrs. Kellogg, was quite good. Con-
cones Kyric, Gloria and Crtdo were
cleverly sung, considering the short
time The choir has been in training.
After the Crcdo, a beautiful solo. Schu-
bert's Aue Marta, was sung in splendid
style by Mrs. Chase II is a difficult
piece to sing, but when well rendered
IS very sweet. tender and pathetic and
the united opinion of all who heard
Mrs. Chase's solo was that it was sung
in an admirable manner. She pos.
sesses a rich, powerful voice, and man.
nges 1t with taste and skill. Altogether
il Is stated hal 1t was the best singing
eve before heard In the Catholic
Church of this city.