The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-07


Thirteen cars of tea will pass through
here from the west tonight.
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.
Two ears of sugar. , of mdse., . of
corr and 1 of lumber, for Cheyenne,
will arrive from the east this morning.
Hon. Henry NJ. Teller, L. S. Senator
from Colorado arrived here with his
family, yesterday. and left for Wash
ington.
The newly elected county officers in
Colorado will not be installed until the
LIST of January. The new city officers
so in Immediately.
There will be II grand temperance
mass meeting at the Presbyterian
church tonight. Mrs. 5. a. Shepperd
and others will address the meeting.
\ couple of Greeley men recently
spent eighteen days in exploring the
headwaters Of the Poudre. Its source is
a lake three miles long by half n mile
wide.
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon and Supt.
5. II. II. Clark left Ogden yesterday on
No. 4, and will probably stop ut Hazard
and go south over the Colorado Central
to-day.
Fashionable young men seem To adj
mire those elegant French-calf hand
sewed fine boots at C%reighton's. He is
selling them rapidly, and if you want 4
pair you must call Don
"A telegram from DeadwOod states
that John S. Bryant, a principal in the
recent Adams-Bryant shooting ARRAY
at Central City, Black Hills, died at .
o'clock last Friday evening.
J. w. Iliff shipped AGO head of cattle
east from Julesburg yesterday. A
shipment of $40 head arrived here from
the west, were unloaded, fed and wat
cred, and sent on east yesterday.
Happy is the man who chalked his
stove pipes when he took them down
last spring. Smiles Of pleasure chase
each other over his face, and great
contentment abideth within his heart.
We are with the Deadwood Pioneer
when it remarks: The noble red men
who have been edifying the people at
Washington, each want an overcoat.
That is u platform: give them all a
wooden one.n
The story that an Omaha reporter
accompanied the Indian delegation to
Washington in order to get n Govern.
ment overcoat will be credited only by
those acquainted with the general
character of the Omaha press.
We note the return of the Denver
fair excursionists. Also the return OF
III. G.. Hay, his family and the very
pleasant party who accompanied him
on a fishing tour to the Elkhorn. Mr..
Hay reports a very enjoyable trip.
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The Government has commenced Il
suit in trover against Professor n. p.
Hill, of Boston the Colorado 81 Smelling
Works, at Black Hawk, charging him
with using and cutting timber on the
public domain. The amount sued for
is 500, 600.
The card of DR.. II. II. Bolm, dentist.
appears in another column. The Doc
tor is already crowded with work.
People who require first-class work at
reasonable figures should give him a
call. His office is in Fisk's new block,
opposite the Inter-O Ocean.
The Colorado Central company will
commence within 4 couple OF weeks the
grading of the new cutoff along the in
side of Table mountain between Golden
and Boulder. A force large enough to
complete the whole work in one week
will be placed along the new line.
''That Husband of Mine" has been
set to music. But that's nothing.
Mrs. Bossem says that husband of hers
has often been set to pushing the baby
coach, and pairing potatoes, and such
jobs. She would set him to music, too,
but they have neither piano or accor.
deon in the house.
There is lots of polygamy in these
United States. Mormons, Chinese Am
bassadors, and Indians are all living
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