The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-09


Indian summer is ended.
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Yesterdays trains brought b Chey-
enne passengers.
All sorts of petrifcations are found
near Fort Collins.
Portuguese Phillips calls the stone
giant a ''solid %pontoon."
Stately piles of brick and mortar are
rising on almost every street.
Judge j. b. Blair came vel the hill
yesterday and stopped at the Inter
Ocean.
If you want visiting or business
cards call at THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
At 3 o'clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
afr. Dyer is making extensive I'M
provements upon the rear portion of
his popular hostelry.
Whipple & Hay have placed iron
shutters and doors along the side and
rear Of their building.
Mr.. John Phillips and Deacon i. W.
Schwartz, popular Black Hills road
ranchmen, are in the city.
Henry Wagner, the popular clothier,
will have a few words to say to LEADER
readers tomorrow morning.
The old Ute Indian chief Ouray is
sick at his home in the southwestern
portion of Colorado with small pox.
One car of mdse. and . of corn for
Cheyenne, and 8 cars of hay for Fort
Russell, will arrive from the east to-
day.
Swan Bros. shipped 800 head of cat
tie east from Pine Bluffs yesterday, and
]. W. lift shipped 100 head from
Julesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dudley and
Miss Ada returned Sunday from n
visit to the old home i'll Illinois. They
received a hearty welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G~uthbertson
came up from Denver Sunday, and are
receiving the congratulationsof friends,
Ours are hereby extended.
A party of rowdies who filed up
with poor liquor and took II buggy ride
OH Sunday night, drove into the ditch
near the Carey block, and smashed
their vehicle.
Spotted Tail, Red Cloud and the rest
of the Indian delegation which re-
Gently visited Washington, will reach
Sidney this morning and go north to
the Agencies.
Judge Kingman returned from Colo
RADIO Sunday. He has removed his
office from the Carey block, and may
now be found in the LEADER block,
over the Postoffice.
Jay Gould and Sidney Dillon ar
rived at Hazard Sunday and went out
ver the Longmont extension. They
will return here this afternoon. Supt.
s. II. II. Clark has been here since
Sunday evening.
Get ready for Il grand excursion over
the new Colorado Central. And right
here we desire to suggest to President
Loveland that the excursion be to
Golden and up Clear creek canon to
Idaho Springs, instead of to Denver.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of II. b. Corwin " Co.,
cash grocers, whose place Of business is
at No. 1876 18th street. They give
their prices on leading articles, and
guarantee satisfaction to all customers.
Give them n call.
As the weather grows cooler young
people turn their thoughts toward
matrimony. Already we hear of a
round dozen matches as being made and
to be consummated before the holidays,
while at least another dozen may be
considered as settled upon.
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The card of Mr.. II. W. Jordan, arch
itect and superintendent, appears in
this issue. This gentleman comes
highly recommended, and we advise all
who contemplate building to interview
Mr.. Jordan. use his plans and allow
him to surerintend the work.
\ Il load of tigers and leopards
for al Austrian menagerie, passed
west the other day. One Of the animals