The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-08

And Fin Il raina ~
Yesterdays trains had 81 passenger.
for Cheyenne.
Let us call a meeting and organize 4
building association.
Freight traffic over the Union Pacific
is rapidly increasing in volume.
Stebbins, Post & Co. shipped So, 900
in Black Hills gold to New York yes
terday.
Mayor Fisk is said to be editor-in-
chief and a heavy stakeholder in the
Gazette.
Sergeant Dobbins shouldn't be blamed
for the recent very we: weather. The
Murphy revival has caused ii. go
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Three cars of corn and q of iron for
Cheyenne, and : cars of hay for Fort
Russell will arrive from the east to-day.
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Where is the Citizens Committee,
and why does it not take action to Sc
cure the location Of the L. p. car shops
here?
The Nurphys have heard from Pota-
to gulch, and the news does not cheer
them quite rs much as 1t does the Dem
ocratic candidates.
From present appearances we judge
that we are to have u very wet Fall
and in all probability, heavy SHOWS
throughout the winter.
The Colorado Central offices in this
city recently located in Leibey &
Nichols block, have been removed TO
the Carey block, up stairs.
An exchange is toiling severely over
the problem, why do people DROWN"
We should say that it is because they
will get into the deep water.
"Gold is coming down." says a iinan-
cial exchange, but it don't seem TO
come down our way worth q cent. 1t
seems to steer clear of us in its fall.
Autumn leaves won't be fashionable
as wall ornaments this year, but hearts
can feel just as sentimental as ever
when the red leaves come floating
down.
The Cheyenne and Black Hills Tele'
graph Company + building 4 new
line, interesting the old line at Pen.
nington, to Deadwood. At Central an
Office will be located. t. 70.
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Fifteen days from Cheyenne to Dead
wood for u freight train is considered
fast time, and such it is, but this was
accomplished by j. w. Cornelius
train, which arrived on Saturday last.
b. II. Times. Ea -
The Cheyenne & Black Hills Stage
Co. now issues through tickets from
Deadwood to st. Louis at the same
rates as to Chicago-249.25 This rate
was adopted and arrangements made
within the past few days. 49,.
MI. o. F. Cowhick has returned
from an extended tour through the
leading eastern cities, and tells the
people what he accomplished in a card
at the head of our second page. Ladie:
Will be particularly interested in perus
ing the same.
At 4 O'Clock this morning the west
bound u. p. express was nearly two
hours behind time, and may be half al
hour late in arriving here, but viii
probably get in on time. All Other
trains were reported on time.
Since the opening of the recent polit'
ical campaign THE LEADER has LOST
one subscriber, and he did not stop hi'
paper for political reasons. Between
fifty and sixty new names have beer
added to the daily list during the same
time.
Weather permitting, there will b'
some pigeon shooting at Maj. Talbot''
place this afternoon. Jones and Greer
have secured ten dozen birds. The
match between Jones and Donzlemar
is again postponed on account of the
latter's illness.
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doc" Meyer, the h~usky-voiced
fraud who lived on a free lunch route
and played the role of journalist in thi'
city last year, is still trying to BULLDOG
the people of Deadwood with his plar
for a new territory. He should be made
to ride out of Deadwood on n sharp
cornered rail.
The Denver Pacific freight brought