The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-29

March. which came in like q land;
is going cot like . lion, aud With a
yeRgealIee, too.
Secretary French and family went
yesterday, on a short visit to
friends in Illinois.
Saturday will be All Fools Day.
Beware of packages done up in brown
paper and left on the sidewalks.
The sewing society OF the Presby-
Church meets at Mrs. Saunders,
10Th street, at one o'clock this after
noon. A full attendance is earnestly
requested.
Council Bluffs has inaugurated a tax
war on the Union Pacific Railroad
because the east end of the
rests on Iowa soil. They want
to collect back taxes on the Fast half
of the bridge.
Dame Rumor states that the mate
rial for a new paper to be published in
city, which is to be daily and
is now en- route, and will
arrive here soon. Let her come the
the merrier.
DIED.-In this city, March 2sth,
of congestion of the lungs. Rose
.assels. The funeral will take place
the residence of her parents at 2
o'clock p. m. to-day. Friends of the
are invited.
Members of the Vermilya, Vermilye,
.Vermellin, Vermellion or
family will find it to their
interest to send their address TO P. v.
Janis Christophers, attorney, PIG East
New York City.
Associate Justice Blair will preside
over n term of the District Court which
conyenes at Rawlins on Monday next,
and will also hold court at Laramie
City before returning here to attend
the mex session of the Supreme Court,
which is set for April Goth.
The large Crow reservation in Mon
north of the Yellowstone, has
been reduced TO its original sizp, by
order of the President. The Yellow
stone will hereafter form the northern
boundary of the Crow reservation, and
Wyoming line the southern.
Denver is rapidly becoming the dull
est town in the whole west. Vacant
buildings are numbered by the hun
drcd there. and a large brigade of
r~oustabouts is constantly employed in
putting up signs labeled "to rent" in
all parts VI that city.
Messrs. Cowhick & Rex are nov re-
ceiving a large aud fine stock Of dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes, which
they will open in Store No. 2, Carey's
block. This firm have unusually
good facilities for buying, and can
Therefore sell at low prices. Don't
them.
Iilpha Wood. whose address is
Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pa, de-
sires Information as to the where
abouts of his son, Alfred Wood. When
last heard from he was working for
cattle men. His father states that he
has property to leave, and is very
to hear from his son.
Saltiel, n miserable creature whom
1t were base flattery to call a man., has
scribbling n. series of the most
falsehoods concerning Chey-
enne and her people, and by some
has secured publication for his
lying illusions in the st. Louis Com
mercial, a paper which is said to have
least ten subscribers.
Wheeler, of the Evanston Age, is in
town, en route for the Black Hills.
will start this morning for Custer
City, arrayed in a new paper collar
and a pair of buckskin gauntlets, and
carrying n carpet bag filed with copies
of the Age and q few. crackers. We
would caution eating-house keepers on
the route to "look a leedle ou-et."
Don't fail to read The snowy half
column advertisement of G. H. 81 S.
Collins harness and saddle house,
which appears on our first page this
morning. This enterprising firm,
has n large wholesale and retail
in Omaha, have established n
branch here, which is managed by Ed.
Merrill, who is well and favorably
known throughout the west. Gail
and examine their stock and prices.
The cavalry which accompanied
Gen. Cook on the Big Horn expedi-
ton, under command of Gen. j. j.
leaves Fort ENetterman This