The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-23

Ed. II. Leibey is on the sick list.
Mrs. D. Fish is reported as seriously
i'll.
Peaches are played out for this sea-
son.
Col. Murrin visited bis store yester-
day.
W. N. Daley came in from his La
Boute ranch, Sunday. and is at Dyer's.
Now swap your window screens for a
storm door.
Mrs. J. v. Jillich is confined to her
bed by sickness.
Yesterdays trains brought 80 Chey-
passengers.
You can now be as independent as a
hog on ice with the ice man.
Manager Snyder, of the Western
Union Office, is again at his post.
Nick Janise, Indian interpreter at
Red Cloud Agency, is in the city.
Work on the addition to tie Congre-
gational church is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. G.. II. Jewett, Indian trader at
Tail Agency, arrived here yes
Hon. n. L. Andrews, of Laramie
is smiling upon his Cheyenne
friends.
II you want visiting or business
cards call at THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
The military stables at North Platte,
Neb., were burned to the ground on
last.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
Our firemen would. work better and
with effect if they were supplied with
ire fighting tools.
If you don't want to be robbed of
your good name do not have it painted
On your umbrella.
House flies are becoming weak in the
knees, and do not seem to care whether
school keeps or not.
The city now has fine water works
but cannot utilize them because u
hose will not couple TO the hydrants.
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Mr.. J. w. Druner is having his build
ing remodeled and improved by putting
in large windows at the front and side.
There will be a meeting Of the
Temperance Union at the
residence of Rev. l.. J. Hall tomorrow
evening.
The Denver Pacific has changed time,
the express arriving fifteen minutes
and departing five minutes later
than before.
Property ownei should interview the
city fathers ard urge immediate mea-
sures to secure the fullest efficiency in
the department.
The Wyoming Grand Lodge, l. o.
o. f., meets in this city to-day. THE
LEADER will contain full reports of
the proceedings.
Charlie IIecht is loading 10000
pounds of Government supplies for Fort
Laramie. His great train moves
northwnrd this evening.
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The funeral of Mrs. a. D. Butler
occurred Monday morning. from her
husbands residence, and was attended
by n large concourSe of sympathizing
friends.
a hook and ladder company supplied
with short and rotten ladders can do
nv oNlNltt III NdSt VI Hlt. 1Ht SuuUCl
procure new and good ladders
Mt once.
r. T. billiard was elected Grand
Lecturero of the Wyoming Grand Lodge,
+. 81 a. NJ, and S. w. Downey,
Grand Orator. The Evanston Age was
in error in reporting differently.
The harness and saddle store Of Gal.
latin & Co. has been fitted up in fine
The new work shop not only adds
to the space in the store proper, but is
a great convenience to the working
force.
Short, rotten ladders are worse than
useless in time of fire. Men are in
iured whenever these ladders are used,
and it is about time our Hook and Lad.
der boys were supplied with new, long
Mr.. T. a. Davis, in charge of the To-
connective department here, has organ
lied al efficient hose company, which
will be at hand in east of fire, A fine
jumper arrived yesterday from
Omaha, having been manufactured in