The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-22
Yesterdays trains brought ~ Chey-
enne passengers.

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Yesterdays trains brought rs Chey-
enne passengers.
The Union Pacific pay car will arrive
here this evening.
II you want visiting or business
cards call ut THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
The hop announced by the Dress Re
form club has been postponed until fur
ther notice.
AT 3 o'clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving Oh time.
Petitions to Congress for the nom
confirmation Of William Ware Peck as
District Judge are being circulated
throughout Sweetwater and Uinta
counties.
Work upon the dozens Of fine brick
business houses and private residences
now going up in all parts of the city is
greatly impeded by the cold and change
able weather.
Marks & Myers, who have been in
the wholesale and retail dry goods
business in this city ever since it was
founded, will to-day open an extensive
branch house at Laramie City.
The Utes now stopping at the Rail-
road house are fast acquiring the ways
of the pale-face. They kept a boot
black busy several hours last evening
In ''shining up their moccasins.
Laramie City has an organized gang
OF hoodlums, and they are always pres
ent ut public gatherings, where they
amuse themselves by making the re-
mainder of the audience unhappy.
One car of sugar, 2 of grain, l of
apples and l of merchandise for Chey-
enne will arrive from the east this
morning. One car of potatoes and 2 of
wood came in from the west last night.
Sturgis & Lane shipped $40 and n.
II. Davis 220 head of cattle east from
Pine Bluffs yesterday. a train con-
veying 440 head for Hunter & Co.,
loaded at Laramie City, passed east
yesterday.
The trappers and hunters Of Green
and Snake rivers are all in Green River
City with their furs and skins, which
they have sold at good prices-that is,
satisfactory to them and remanerative
to the merchant purchasers.
Consumers of groceries will be inter-
ested in the price list of the cheap cash
grocery of Adolph Neusitz, which APP
pears in another column. He carries
an immense stock of almost everything
in his line, and sells at very low figures.
A Mr.. Page, with n party of citi-
zens, left Medicine Bow last Tuesday
morning for the purpose of building a
new road between the Bow and old
Fort Casper, or the North Platte river,
above Fetterman. 1t is said that the
new road Fan be Travelled the year
round.
The mills of the District Count are
grinding smoothly and rapidly. With
one or two exceptions full justice has
been melted out in the cases tried.
Judge Fisher is not at fault, however.
lie performs his whole duty at all
times, and expedites business in a most
praiseworthy manne
Beemer Il Co. are making heavy
daily shipments Of fruit, produce, ETC.,
to all parts ofthe Territory, to the Black
Hills and Northern Colorado. Their
sales of Booths favorite oysters are inn
mense and constantly increasing. Mr..
Allen, manager of the Cheyenne house,
has achieved merited popularity among
the dealers of this section.
In the new beer stamps, the head of
Andrew johnson is handed down to the
the eyes and esteem of his countrymen
on the barrel stamp, while George
Washington is put off with the little
barrel stamp. Aim so to live,
young man, that when you are gone,
every time a bar-keeper taps q fresh
keg of lager, he will bang the faucet
right through your photograph.
The number of school districts in
Wyoming is 30; number of school build