The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-03

clerk.
Cheyenne people bite well at first of
April bait.
G. NJ. Jones doesn't want teamsters,
and is out one box Of cigars.
Col. Murrin received a large lot of
fragrant Havanas on yesterday.
The d. p. owl taain brought in 80
Cheyenne passengers this morning.
listers are slowly being consigned
to their proper places-closet hooks.
Good work is being done on the
streets in the way Of opening bitches,
etc.
Yesterdays trains brought 80 Chey-
enne passengers and 80 arrived on Sum
day.
AT 4 O'Clock this morning all o.. P.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
The barometer is still very ow, prom
Using us a continuation of the bad
weather.
Twenty-Five Cheyenne passeng ers will
arrive on the east bound emigra ut this
afternoon.
Heavy rain storms daily pass out from
the mountains and down the North
Platte river.
A hint to the Arions-When on the
stage, singers should hold music with
one hand only.
The storm of last night was ,"deni-
milton dawmp,' but didn't bull-doze
our music lovers.
Theodore Thomas did not give a
sacred concert at the Dramatic theatre
on Sunday evening.
One car horses. 1 car wheels and L
car mdse. for Cheyenne will arrive from
the east this morning. Sly.
Several young ladies don't want to
marry Frank Beaucaire quite so badly
as they did o n Sunday. T
Mr.. Mcnamara did not ''move" on
yesterday, and probably will not until
June. So Nick o'Brien says.
Worms should be careful about turn.
ing out too o these mornings. The
''early birds" will be after them.
Contractors will be interested in the
advertisement calling for proposals for
cleaning out the city bitches.
Bishop Whipple did not preach at
the Episcopal church, Sunday, although
a large audience assembled to hear him.
A bloody dog-6ght attracted q large
crowd of two-legged brutes on 18th
street, yesterday. Tom Streets canine
got the worst of it. -t
Snyder, the. telegraph manager. still
occupies his desk at the Western
Union office, and says he has no
thought of resigning.
The sale of the Railroad house to
Col. Archer, of Denver, has fallen
through, and G. M. Jones will continue
to run the establishment. LDE-Al
Joe Robbins, the ''veteran MINER"
who was reported to have made a big
strike in silver, neal Buford station,
has been dead several Yeas.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of James Droney's new bakery
and grocery. MI. d. furnishes every
thing of the best, and delivers goods in
any part of the city. N ~
George Wilson and Ben Hellman
were the only persons in Cheyenne who
were not sold in some way on Sunday.
Both visited Boss Tweed while he was
confined in our county jail April LIST,
1876.
Read the handsome advertisement Of
Gottstein &c Idelman, wholesale liquor
and cigar merchants, and then call and
inspect their mammoth stock of fine
imported and domestic liquors, and
test their choice Havanas. You will
be welcomed and well treated.
The programmes for last evenings
concert we're printed at this office, and
give people a correct idea of the artistic
work we are now turning out. We en-
ploy no hlacksmiths, and charge living
prices, knowing that our people want
first-class work, even if the price is
somewhat higher than is charged for
dauby and miserable attempts at job
printing.
Go to Polack's for clothing. m3O