The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-05


Yesterdays trains brought CT Chey-
enne passengers.
If you want visiting or business
cards call at THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
At 3 O'Clock this morning the west
bound L. p. express was reported over
two hours late.
Hon. Orlando North, Territorial
Auditor. returned to Evanston yester-
day.
One car of potatoes, l of mdse. and
| of furniture will arrive from the east
this morning.
Ben Hellman is having the exterior
of his store painted and repaired, and
will pu. out some new signs.
If we are not careful we may expect
a brace of road agents to ride in and
take the town some fine day.
Col. Luke Murrin announces himself
as independent candidate for chaplain
of the Legislature. Second the motion.
These are the times when II ny's feet
come down on you like Il forty-stamp
mill and stay by you as fondly asa oun
try cousin.
We are in favor of giving every SIOUX
n reservation-say about two by six
feet in size-and then we wculd plant
each on his reservation.
Col. NJ. T. Patrick and Supt. Voorhees,,
of the G. NIB. II. Stage Co., went north
yesterday afternoon to organize a Wig
orous pursuit OF the road agents.
Yesterdays cattle shipments on the
Mountain Division numbered 920
head, of which 800 were from Chey-
enne, 800 from Pine Bluffs, and go
from .Julesburg.
Presbyterian sociable will meet this
evening at the residence of Mr.. J. V.
Jillich, corne 18th and Evans street.
Refreshments served-hot coffee, rolls,
sandwiches and cake. Strangers and
members of all churches cordially in
yited.
The funeral of Gen. George a. Gus
ter took place at West Point last
Wednesday afternoon ut two O'Clock.
The remains were accompanied from
Poughkecpsie tn the military post 10y n
guard Of honor selected by the West
Point cadets.
Stopping the United States mail is IL
matter of almost daily occurrence on
Black Hills stage lines, yet the United
States Government seems to care very
title, Notwithstanding the severe penal
ties imposed 10y law for this grave
crime.
DR.. Il. II. BONN, Il dental surgeon
who has achieved an enviable reputa-
ton in Denver, where he has practiced
for the last five or six years, has located
in this city and opened an office in the
Fisk building. on 10th street. His card
will appear tomorrow morning.
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II lhnVn - nnytIfy,r "a, H., ,..,tl rs,
tasteful to some people it is to he pes
tered with unasked for or undesirable
information. This is particularly the
case when Il crowd of young men come
along the street about l u. IN. and in
form the neighborhOod for ten squares
around that they won't go home till
morning."
The miserable being who edits the
evening IIandbill and carries it around
to people who refuse to pay for it be-
aust Of its wortlilessness, felt bad last
night. lie seems to have been in i'll
humor eyer since last Saturday night,
when he wa kicked out of a ball room
for drunkenness. lie is the same fel-
low who recently donned n blue ribbon
and babbled of temperance.
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Stock growers will find on our second
page Il column filled with cuts of
Texans, marked with each
owners brand. We are prepared to
get up cuts and brands as shown in
the column referred to on short notice.
stock owner should advertise his
brand in the mammoth WEEKLY
LEADER, which has an immense circu-
among the ranches Of the from
tier, and in the Eastern and Pacific
F.
Our pioneer baker and confectioner,
Mr.. Henry II. Ellis, announces in this
mornings LEADER that he is about to
open Il iirst-class oyster saloon in con-
nection with his elegant confectionery
establishment. The gentleman's we'll