The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-26
Local LEAFLETS.
Regular city council meeting this

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dressed hogs yesterday.
Mr.. c. II. Sheldon, of Deadwood, ar
rived here on yesterdays coach.
Three companies of soldiers arrived
here yesterday over the Denver Pacific.
Drop in at Stebbins. Post & Co.'S. and
take a look at that $4,000 gold button.
Col. C. W. Fisher, superintendent of
the Denver Pacific, came up yester-
day.
Ora Haley and Geo. W. Fox, of Lar
annie City, came ove the hill yester-
day. --ct rT+tr
At 4 o'clock this morning all UP.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time. Y VIZ. FF -
Yesterdays coach from the north
brought in some s25,OO0 in Deadwood
gold.
F. Jensen, Esq, one of Denver's
leading hardware merchants, came up
yesterday.
To-day's q. P. freight trains have 8
cars corn, 3 lumber, l oats and / mdse.
for Cheyenne. .Tsrra~
THE DAILY LEADER-delivered in
any part of the city-only two bits per
week, or one dollar per month.
Stephen Bon received a sack of Dead
wood dust, yesterday, weighing over 40
ounces, and worth about eight hundred
dollars.
Late arrivals from the north report
that sleds are being made at Custer to
be used in transporting freight from
that place to Deadwood.
The Daily Scrap-Book doomed up yes
terday with only thirty-four stolen par
agraphs of different sizes. Surely Poul-
TOMS scissors must be getting dull.
The Denver Pacific was v an hour
late, yesterday, and brought no mail for
this city, owing to the w~recking of the
mail and express car by Wednesdays
accident.
The revival at the NJ. E. Church is
daily increasing in interest. Prayer
meeting to-day at Up. m. at the house
of d. Fisk, east 18th street. Preach
ing at Z p. m.
Will F. Hosford, well and %favorably
known here, and who acquired the title
of Captain during his s%ojourn in the
Black Hills, was among the arrivals on
yesterdays coach.
G. Wash. Jones has taken to sweep
ing the floor of the roller rink with his
ears and moustache. In other words,
he's learning to skate on rollers. Ev-
erybody should see him.
Engineer Deasey had the steamer
Durant out on Wednesday and filed
the cistern at the corner of Hill and
10th streets from the railroad reservoir.
The engine worked well.
1t has been decided to Immediately
erect an addition to the City Hall
which will embrace an office for the
city clerk and treasurer, and a morgue
for Coroner Goldacker, the county to
pay rem for the latter. The plans have
been drawn up, and the council will
act in the matter tonight.
But little business was transacted in
the District court on yesterday. The
case of NJ. A. Gervais vs.. Sarah NJ.
Fisk, begun Wednesday, resulted in a
verdict for defendant. The ase of
Todd Il Mason VS.. ]. E. Mann, was re-
ferred to the master in chancery, with
instructions to take testimony and re-
port at this term of court.
The sale of the stock and other prop
erty belonging to the late firm of Z.
Creighton & Co., occurred yesterday at
the corner of Hill and 10th streets.
John A. Creighton, of Omaha, was the
lucky bidder. The bids were as follows:
c. T. Miller, $5o.0oo; John A. Creigh-
ton, $50, 900; w. B. Hugus, $4,000;
John A. Creighton, S75.o00.l After the
last bid had been fingered on for an
hour, the property was knocked down
to MI. Creighton at the figures given.
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There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian church this friday evening.
Session will meet Immediately after SER
vice for the reception of members and
the transaction of other business. A
full attendance of the membership is
earnestly requested.
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Whereabouts Of Distinguished Men and Wo.
men.
Cherokee Bob and Buffalo s. 7
wintering in Cheyenne. Arkansas
John has just arrived in Deadwood.
Oregon Bill is sojourning in Saguache,
Colorado. Buffalo Bill, Texas Jack
and Capt. Jack, the Omaha Bee blk,
are travelling through eastern cities
with a theatrical troupe. Calamity
Jane is reported to have married and
settled down at Custer City, while F.