The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23
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enne passengers.
Yesterday was the 145th anniversary
of Washington's Birthday.
Low figures for fine job printing in
all branches at THE LEADER office.
Tom Shanks and wife, of North
Platte, are visiting friends in this city.
To-day's U. p. freights have 2 cars
mdse. for Cheyenne from the east to-
day.
At 4 O'Clock this morning all U. p.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
Call at THE LEADER pioneer steam
printing house when you want good
work.
BE careful about emptying hot ashes
into the street during these fearful
wind storms.
A new book, "Two Ways of Getting
Rich," is in the market. The most of
us would be thankful to know one way.
The Union Pacific pay car will ar
rive here this evening unless the Sid
ney blacklegs bull-dOze the paymaster.
Business again Tonight, dear;
All well! / must not grieve,
But tell me. honor bright, dear,
How came that chalk on your sleevc7
Harry Ellis is now implicated by
Jones & Turck in the Notwithstanding
business. Wen give Harry a send
off " o
A Cheyenne man bears The name of
Biles, and when his wife wants to per-
suade him, she calls him 4 "dear old
Jobs comforter"
Girls, get papa to repair the front
gate for the summer campaign. Go
for him now, and he won't suspect
what you are after.
Important measures looking to much
needed municipal reform will be intro
duced ut the next meeting of the City
Council, one week from tonight.
A young bootblack was arrested in q
10th street saloon, Monday night-the
first arrest, we believe, for violation of
the new ordinance concerning minors.
The Presbyterian social will be held
tonight at the residence of w. II.
Hibbard, on 10th street, and n cordial
invitation is extended to everyone to
attend.
With new type, competent workmen,
steam presses and fine stock, we guar
antee to furnish everything in the job
printing line in the best style and at
prices defying competition.
Long trains of freight and emigrant
teams depart daily for Deadwood and
Custer from this city. The 1877 rush
has fairly opened, and promises TO ex.
coed our widest anticipations.
Isn't there an ordinance which pro.
vides that teams shall not be allowed
to stand upon crosswalks? If so, the
police should enforce it, and if there is
none, the practice should be stopped on
general principles.
The Masonic ball at the Inter- Ocean
last night, is said to have been a grand
affair, but our society editor says he
couldn't afford to buy II five-dollal
ticket and then write II twenty-five
dollar description of the ball.
The young ass from st. Louis has in,
formed all the bummers in town that
he will cowhidc the entire, LEADEF
corps, but like other Anticipated blow
hards, whom we could name, he ha'
thus far failed to keep his word.
Creighton, of the new boot and shot
emporium on Ferguson street, received
yesterday a lot of the genuine Englisl
sewed walking shoes, the easiest ant
most durable article of the kind evel
manufactured. Cali and see them.
If the City Marshal will take a wall
through the alley between 10th ant
18th, Eddy and Ferguson streets, h,
will find a frightfully large accumula
ton of odorous filth. 1t is not frozel
down, and can be easily removed.
The attention of the committee OF
streets and alleys is respectfully callec
to the condition of the sidewalk on th,
north side of 18th street, between Hill
and Ferguson. Gentlemen, pleas
have those broken planks replaced will
new at once.
While walking along 10th street, yes
terday, We heard a wreck of his for
mer greatness" musingly say conc,
L was q wholesaler and they were al
glad to know me, but now l clean spit
toons at the Casino, and they don't re
member me any more"
Can it be that the gentleman o
Cheyenne" mentioned by the Denve
News rs having wasted two postag
stamps is the identical scrap-bool
scavenger who wasted a three-cen