The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-07

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]. W. nif shipped 16 cars of cattle
from Julesburg last Wednesday and
10 car on Thursday. Buskirk & Wal
rath shipped IA cars from Julesburg
Thursday and Powers "a from Sidney
Wednesday. A. II. Swan shipped "a
cars from here Thursday. q
IL Cheyenne the u. Z. car
shops her population will double with
in six months. Her real estate and
every other interest will double in val
ue and she will place herself upon SC
solid n base commercially that nothing
short Of an earthquake can disturb her
80 .FH| ".TET".
Jack Virgins, murderer, Idaho Bill,
stage robber. Eli Lee, highway robber,
Richard Wilson, horse-thief, and Cbas
Wells, murderer, five of the most des'
perate prisoners ever confined in thu
Utah penitentiary, escaped from thai
institution last Tuesday, and are YET
at large. a
There Is now q prospect that the
Sioux at Red Cloud and Spotted Tai
will not be removed this fall, il at all
II they remain where they are the Chey'
enne, Black Hills and Montana railroad
must be built or Cheyenne will suffer
the loss of the vast traffic with the
The election agony is now over and
our business men can now devote
needed attention to the U. T. car shor
Question. Our rivals have already put
in their bids, and delay will be fatal
to our interests. Let the late Citizens
Committee meet at once and organize
for earnest business. Gt-
There Is not a property owner in
Cheyenne who cannot afford to give at
least one-fourth the value of all his
property, outright, in order to secure
the location of the U. p. car shops Mt
this point. 1t will double the present
value of every lot, building and bust
ness enterprise, and double the popula-
ton Of Cheyenne.
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"Violet Fame" POLITICALLY exclaims:
sob! for some new coined name by
which to call him!' We are not very
talented on coming new names, but
Violet might call him, 'NIy sweetest.
sweetestmaplesugaroffski, and see how
he liked it for n change. The Russian
sound lurking in the rear end OF the
name might strike his fancy IN a soft
place.
The wife of Mr.. IL. II. Schooler, OF
the Union Pacific bridge department,
was stricken with paralysis at Hillsdale
Thursday evening. DIR. w. W. Crook,
being provided with a special engine by
Train Dispatcher Langdon, went out
and treated her so successfully that she
was able to return to town with him,
and ut a late hour at night was resting
comfortably.
Last Monday evening Mr.. Ed. Dick.
inson received from Superintendent s.
II. II. Clark the appointment of tenn
porary Superintendent Of the Laramie
Division, vice S. T. Shankland, resign
ed. For a long time Mr.. Dickinson
has served in the capacity of Train Dis
patcher, and proved himself a most
efficient and worthy officer. His pro.
motion Is but a just tribute to merit.
Doug Rhodes wants to ask the young
ladies' if they cannot omit the ah-what-
you-call-it-from the under side of their
round, sweet chins. He came home
from a sociable the other night, very
happy until he found the right shoulder
of his ''party frock" with just the love.
liest rose-tinted complexion OIL it. Sew
eral sweet chins had reposed there dur.
ing the evening, and each had left its
impress. A handkerchief or napkin,
properly disposed, would prevent the
teli-tale souvenir. =
Washington kilograms state that
Secretary Schurz is very much opposed
to receiving periodical visits from the
Indians of the west. This is where his
judgment is sound. The government
pays the expenses of a lot of barbarians
who visit the east for no other purpose
than to crafty their vanity and make a
display of themselves. The
visit of the Sioux from Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail will accomplish nc
purpose, and President Hayes viii do
the country q service by giving these
painted murderers the cold shoulder.
Receiving goods daily at
61-tf POLACK's,