The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-12

ming Journallsm.. On all! ah!!.
Conductor McGonigle and Engineer
Herrick are showed in at Bushnell.
School was resumed yesterday with
about half the usual number of pupils.
Several families in Cheyenne lived
on dry bread and snow water during the
storm.
Forester cleared away the snow
from the confines of Recreation hall
yesterday.
The Forresters and Miss Buckingham
played ''Mazeppa' last night at Recre-
alton Hall.
The carpenters will resume work,
in a day or two upon the buildings they
are rearing.
One of the snow drifts in the vicinity
of Hazard is a half mile wide and
eighteen feet deep.
Louis Mexican, a Camp Carlin pack
er, is reported missing. II il feared
he persisted in the storm.
The Glimmer has started ont on its
third year with ''fresh talent''-so it
says. Great Heavings!
Supt. W. p. Davis had thirty snow
shovelers quartered at the Key City
house for dinner yesterday.
Telegraphic lines all right in all di-
rections now, except to the North.
No communication yet received far
ther north Than Camp Carlin
Denver Pacific Nichols shaved of all
his beard yesterday. Several of his
most intimate friends had to be intro,
duced in order to recognize him.
Nick O'Brien was out yesterday with
a snow pillow and six horses. The
streets look better this morning. Many
thanks, Nick. You're the benefactor
of your race.
Drs, Joseph and Corey OH Sunday
amputated Il leg for VIM: Bergen, an
inmate of the county hospital. lie is
getting along finely.
The Debating club will meet to-
evening in Bon's block. Sub
ject for discussion: (which needs the
most protection, capital or labor"
Peter HANNA, on Sunday, visited the
sheep ranch of Murphy, Warren Il
HANNA. Out of 2, 100 sheep only 200
are missing.
Messrs. Frank Hurlbut and +. ..
Beaucaire yesterday went out to Hurl-
but Brothers ranch TO see what damage
has been done to their stock.
We don't realize the benefits accrulng
from telegraph lines, stage coaches,
passenger trains, mail trains ana "sich'
until deprived of them.
It's amusing to see parties examine
their boxes at the postoflce for mail.
Force of habit, You know.
j. \. Lot was fined So and costs in
Fishers court, yesterday, for fighting
with n colored man named Richard
Jones. The latter was fined 50 and
costs.
a report that two soldiers were yes
found frozen to death. between
Camp Carlin and Fort Russell, needs
confirmation.
a large quantity of hams, and other
provisions, were sem yesterday to the
shovel brigade six miles west of Chey-
anne.
Hundreds of citizens were busily en-
gagged yesterday in shoveling snow
their sidewalks and the roofs of
heir houses.
VIM. Ward, Esq, has gone OH u trip
o TWINS ranch to look after the stock
that vicinity.
Workmcn we're busy yesterday after
o clearing away the debris of Kabis
X Dillman's saloon on Eddy street.
These gentlemen lose about $500 by
he storm.
The back stairway to the Carey
block succumbed to the storm on sat
lrday morning.
1t was UP hill work with the Union
Pacific employees on Sunday. One hun
ired men with five engines and snow
blows didn't get more than five miles
rom town during the day.
Sam Jones was fined 80 and costs
yesterday by Judge Slaughter for ere
ting a disturbance and breach of the
,eace.
When Kabis & Dillman's saloon
uilding fell three men were sitting at
table playing cards for the beer. The
anne is yet undecided.
The City Marshal has notified all
itizens to have the snow, ice and de-
ris removed from their sidewalks and
itches forthwith.
The Cheyenne Il Black Hills stage
me sent a coach northward with the
nail yesterday. This mornings coach
VII take u passengers as usual.