The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-24
the xeEIs MINERS SMOKED OUT.


ing than at night.
the KeETs MINERS SMOKED OUT.
Mr.: NJ. f. Post received the follow
ing telegram yesterday:
DEADwooD, Nov. %.
The soldiers have the Conley men out
of the mine. No damage has been
done. Will commence work in the
morning. "A. w. WHITNEY.
The welcome news was confirmed by
an Associated Press dispatch received
late in the night, which is as follows:
DEADwooD, Nov. %.
The soldiers having surrounded the
Keets mine, under the direction of
Sheriff Bullock, closed all the openings
except the shaft, and the process of
smoking the miners out by sulphur was
resorted to and successfully carried
ont. The last of them came up at 10
O'Clock last night, and all ARE now UNI
der arrest. Work in the mine will lie
resumed in the morning.
The stone foundation for the new
Masonic Temple is going NJ rapidly.
If you want visiting or business
cards call mt TIE LEADER steam print
ing house.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
The crosswalk ut the Carey block
corner is still in a dangerous condition.
Will it yer be repaired?
The coach from Deadwood arrived
yesterday morning at 3 o'clock, only
forty-nine hours after leaving Dead
wood.
We desire to suggest to certain
members of the Legislature that the use
of the expression 81 have got" is in very
bad taste.
Marks Il Myers have opened their
branch dry goods house ut Laramie
City in fine style. Loeb and Mather-
son did the heavy work.
A steam saw mill from Denver is
helping to build up the new town of
Loveland, at the Colorado Central cross
ing of Big Thompson creek.
AT the Delmonico are George Madi-
son, Omaha; G. Kelsey, Council Bluffs;
c. J. Watson, Pueblo; NJ. F. Knee,
Fort Collins; and l.. Kurtz, Boulder,
Colorado.
Work upou the new Denver Pacific
depot, which is to he located on the
corner of Dodge and 18th streets, south
east of the Railroad house, will begin
Immediately.
The Denver Pacific has secured
ground on Wyncoop street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, in Denver,
and will proceed mt once to the erection
Of Il new depot.
Some ten miles Of now fence are
being placed in position on the Colorado
Central, between Golden and Cheyenne.
Captain Reed otherwise "Red Cloud
has charge of the work.
MesSrs. Swan Brothers shipped the
first car load of cattle over the Colorado
Central Railroad, yesterday. The cat
flo SbtnnaI uuara Dya nn,han, oop-o
sold to a stockraiser at Little Thomp-
son, Colorado.
DIR. Petty, now on duty at Fort
Saunders, having been ordered to Fort
Russell, expects to be relieved in about
one week. DR.. Koerper, now at Camp
Sheridan, will take his place, and re-
main on permanent duty at Sanders.
The Transcript reports good progress
on the cutoff between Leyden creek
and Golden. About seventy-flve pillow
and scraper teams are now employed,
three miles of the grade is done, and
cars will be running by the middle of
December.
One section of the old Rawlins house
is being pinned down on n lot at the
corner of Themes and 10Th streets,
which is inside of the fire limits. This
is a plain violation ofthe fire ordinance,
and we hope the Council will prevent
its consummation.
The Press tells us that shippers from
the Longmont station have great diff
Guilty in getting cars as fast n they
want them, and there are usually four
or five applicants for every car that rs
switched off, and then the shippers sit
on the edge of the platform and flip
coppers to see who shall have the car.
Cigars are coming down. If every
smoker who has been used to smoking
expensive cigars would only manage to
use those that nov sell eight for a quar-
fer and mt the balance in n general