The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-01

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moon feel this morning?
When a man gets so low down that
nobody will lie about him, lie had bet
ter turn over a new leaf.
The approach of cold weather is sig
nalized by an increased mortality among
worthless CANNES and felines.
Kellogg and Cary sing in Denver
Nov. Goth and 21st. They are expect
ed to sing here before that time.
One car of mdse. and l of potatoes
will go out over the d. p. this morning
if there is n train here to take them.
Considerable Denver money is being
sailed down in land on the line and
tributary to the Longmont extension.
The side and cross-walks of the city
are in fine condition. but the people
don't seem to appreciate it. Strange,
too.
The snow storms have stopped work
on the many new buildings now in
course Of erection, except where inside
work can be done.
Many bad boys" will probably feel
n passing interest in the announcement
that Nellie French, leader Of the Denver
demi-monde. is dead.
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The District court room Is being
thoroughly renovated and rehtted in
anticipation of the opening of the No
vember term, which occurs next Mon
day.
If you want artistic letter heads, bill
heads, cards, envelopes, circulars, etc,
printed promptly and at fair figures,
send your orders to THE LEADER steam
printing house.
About 5000 cattle have been shipped
by Greeley owner within u few weeks,
and perhaps there will he 1000 more
when cars can be had. Owners do not
find us many cattle ny they expected.
The shortage is heavy.
A telegram has been received mt
Denver from Deadwoud stating that
Hiram +. Ford has just died at that
place. Mr.. Ford was well known in
Denver, being n brother of Billy Ford.
late of this city.
Superintendent Davis Is ont on the
hill with n snow plow, dealing hard
and effective blows to the huge drifts
piled upon the track 10y the gentle
Laramie zephyr. Davis will shove the
trains through on time if possible.
Special orders from the Headquarters
of the department of the Platte direct
Post Chaplain George y. England to re-
port in person to the Commanding Gen
eral of the Department of Missouri for
to duty, u previous order
being revoked.
On Friday last, Judge Elliott, sitting
in court Mt Fort Collins, granted an
injunction restraining the immediate
removal of the county seat of Weld
county, Colorado, from Evans to Gree
ley. Another war is brewing over this
much veyed question.
In the District Court docket, publish
ed in yesterdays LEADER, Mr.. G. II.
name appeared as defendant
two United States cases. The
charges against Mr.. Bostwick have been
and we are glad to state
that he is entirely freed from all sus-
picion of dishonesty in connection with
Indian contracts.
Cheyenne people may be Of the i'm
preston that winter has ''set in" OH
account of the unusual fall of snow for
time of year. Ranchmen in the
mountains say winter has not come
yet, because the chipmunks are out
everywhere. They declare that when
winter really sets in the chipmunks
keep in their holes.
The next regular meeting of the City
Council will be held on tomorrow
Friday evening, and we hope our
property owners will not fail to suggest
N a most convincing manner the ne
for an immediate purchase of
new. long ladders for the Hook & Lad
Ter CO., and the purchase of more hose
md Il hose cart. Cheyenne needs these
and must have them.
The &. Il II. III. coaches. which now
cave here at 0 Il. M, will do so but n
days, when they will again depart
IS heretofore, at l p. M. There is but
little snow on the road north of Fort
Laramie, but between here and there
he depth is considerable, and it melts
'ery slowly. Two coaches are expected
n to-day, yesterdays coach having
allied to reach here at this writing.
WANTED-A good laundress. Apply
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