The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-13

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Weekly LEADER. Nh
Yesterdays trains brought 56 Chey.
enne passengers.
D. c. Tracy shipped IA cars of stocB
east from Pine Bluffs yesterday.
Buy a town lot and thus qualify
yourself for the position of alderman.
The temperance men are informed
that the eq~uinoctial will soon be here.
The closing sale of town lots begins
at 10 O'Clock this morning at the City
Hall.
Hon. E. T.. johnson reached home
yesterday after Il spell of counting at
Rawlins.
Another large and enthusiastic tenn.
perance meeting at the NJ. f. church
last night.
w. Ii. Clagett and family are at the
Inter-Ocean and leave for Deadwood
tomorrow.
AT 4 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
No. f,, I,o.a-.n lu.n1. 11an1- -,
the burned corner of Hin and 10th.
Who will build it?
Judge Clinton Briggs and family,
of Omaha, passed through here yester-
day, westward bound.
1t will pay you to read the liberal
offer made by the publisher of THE
LEADER in this issue.
Vice. President WEIGH, of the Colo
RADIO Central, arrived here Yesterday
and is at the Inter-Ocean.
Special inducements to subscribe for
The Cheyenne Weekly LEADER. See
club offer in other column.
Whipple i Hays delivery wagon has
been treated to new paint and varnish,
and is handsomer than ever.
Over 5000 pounds of groceries, fruit,
ETC., were shipped to Fort Fetterman
yesterday by Whipple & Hay.
The atmosphere yesterday strongly
reminded us Of its condition one year
we spelled it H-a-y-e-s-y,
then.
The fall freighting season has fairly
opened, and our streets are constantly
crowded with long horse. mule and *
Two ears of mdse. and l Of corn for
and s cars of hay for Fort
Russell will arrive from the east this
morning.
Since the first of April there has been
into the Black Hills, from
east and south, machinery to the
value of $500, 900.
If there had been q strong wind at
the time of Tuesdays fire, the Durant
would have melted down before she
began throwing water.
Mr.. Z. Tillotson, the popular post
trader at Fort Fetterman, has secured
the leadership at Fort Mckinney, for
merly known as Cantonment Reno.
1t is noticed that the boy who loved
thin pantaloons all summer took a
fancy to his old thick ones rs soon as
he found out that he had to go back to
school.
The w. U. telegraph line, which was
quite seriously interfered with by the
burning of poles and breaking of wires
in Tuesdays fire, was repaired yester-
day and is now in good shape.
L. p. Snow paid j. ii. Nichols $4,000
yesterday, being the amount of insur-
ance on the building burned last Tues
day. Mr.. Shows companies are noted
the country e for promptness in
paying losses.
Trabing Brothers, of Medicine Bow,
have just delivered about 10000 ties to
the Union Pacific company. They have
already contracted with two parties for
some %, 200 ties for next season, and
still have a 10, 900 contract to let.
The young ladies of that grimy city,
Pittsburg, are, strange to say, distin-
guished by peculiarly beautiful COM
plexions. We have been aware of this
fact, for two of Pittsburg's fair
daughters have been residents of Chey-
enne for several years.
Tha debris at the corner of Hill