The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-15
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Improve door yards now.

Yesterdays trains brought Ill Chey-
enne passengers.
Everybody is laying plans to make
money this S
J. GREENWOOD, Esq, the Chicago safe
man, is in the city.
The omnipresent tramp has started
on his summer tour.
The D. P. owl train brought in 81
passengers this morning.
Pease & Taylor sold over two car
loads Of grain last evening.
The alternative of killing your dog or
paying taxes on him is now presented.
F. D. Yates and W. H. Brown, of
Red Cloud Agency, are at the Railroad.
To-day's west bound emigrant has
40 Cheyenne and PAL through passen-
gers.
At 4 O'Clock this morning all U. P.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
Four cars corn, l car oats, and /
Nai LluiCo " SbCNCiuC wiz alllNC
from the east to-day. .r.rH
If you wish to go to bed tonight
with a happy heart and easy conscience,
you should attend church to-day.
The license and railroad ticket ordi-
nances went into effect yesterday, and
all saloons will be closed between 10 a.
m. and A p. m. to-day.
Two fire alarms in two successive
days, but no confagration; look out for
the third alarm and keep the steam
engine in good working order.
The boquet season has opened, and
we are reminded of it by the appearance
In our sanctum of fragrant flowers, for
which the fair donor will please accept
thanks.
When you whittle q roast of beef,
turn the edge of the knife away from
you. A man disregarded this rule yes
terday, and carved his thumb beauti-
fully. He saw his mistake when 1t
was too late.
The nights are becoming silverly
light and treacherously soft, and the
young man who takes his charming
girl walking too suddenly may give her
a cold and compel her to wear a hot
mustard plaster.
A war Of words between a tender
foot and a corral man, attracted
a large crowd on 10th street, yesterday.
Frank Whitney and the police quelled
the riot before bloodshed ensued, and
the crowd dispersed.
Rev. J. II. Vincent of New York,
the great Sunday school worker, and a
very talented lecturer, is expected here
next Thursday night, and will deliver
an address at the Presbyterian church
at 10 o'clock on Friday morning.
As representing to some extent the
amount of business done in this city
last year, it may be stated that our
three leading grocery houses-Whipple
& Hay, Pease & Taylor, and E. Maggie
sold half a million dollars worth of
goods.
A chap who attempted to ship a
trunk to the Black Hills, yesterday,
was interfered with by a constable, who
stopped the game with a little writ of
attachment, and the trunk is now in
the possession Of its rightful owner,
a variety actress.
1t is high time that effective meas
ures be taken to stop the disturbances
which are of almost daily occurrence at
the two "mokes' retreats" We de-
mand, in the name of the o~rder-loving
public, that the licenses of their keep
ers be revoked, and the dirty dives
closed up.
1t has been repeatedly shown that one
gets better results from less than two
thirds Of Dooley's Yeast Powder than
from full amount of any other baking
powder in the world. Housekeepers
have found out this fact, and the books
of grocers all through the country prove
tins immense popular preference abso-
lutely.
The falling of a lamp in the Wyoming
Armory, last evening, caused an alarm
of fire and the sudden gathering of an
immense crowd of people. The books
and papers on the desk and the curtains
of one of the windows were damaged,
but the loss was slight. Frank Fuller
and a companion deserve great credit
for prompt and successful efforts in *
tinguishing the flames.
Non-explosive lamps forsale by j. W.
Sanderson, at Joslin s. Parks.
Many complaints reach this Office
from the Black Hills mining camps of
the non or delayed arrival of THE
LEADER. We had supposed that the
new mail facilities, since April first,
would do away with all cause for COM