The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-02-28


Butter sells at twenty-cight cents in
Denver. ,i~t
Gus Trabing, VI Medicine Bow, has
gone east.
There were four arrivals ut the
Western Hotel yesterday.
The Union Pacific pay n started
back to Omaha yesterday.
Five new pupils have been addedt to
the public school this week.
Rande, the st. Elmo desperate, has
been taken to Joliet for life.
On o-morrow and Saturday evenings
they are TO have a frog opera at Denver.
Teachers meeting and prayer meet
ing at the NJ. E. church this Thursday
evening at Z O'Clock:
Shipments of cattle to Chicago, from
various points on the Union Pacific
road is reported brisk.
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There are $4,000 bushels or choice
wheat remaining unsold in I.arimer
county. Colorado-all home production.
The citizens of Longmont and Fl.
Collins are building theatrical halls in
their respective towns for the use of
the Forester Troupe.
James Gasman, the cattle mar killed
by falling beneath the wheels of his
wagon twenty miles north Of Plum
Creek, Neb.. on Sunday, WIS formerly
a resident of Omaha.
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A lady recently tainted at church in
the temperance town Of Colorado
Springs. Some one inquired for whis.
ky, and seventeen bottles popped ont OF
as many overcoat pockets.
There will be a sociable held by the
members of the N. f. church at the
residence of J. w. Bruner, Nineteenth,
between Ferguson and Themes streets,
tomorrow friday evening.
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Several members of the Hidden
Treasure Mining company leave this
morning for Deadwood. Among the
number are Col. L. Murrin, Col. w. R,
Steele, Hon. Herman Haas and Hon. T.
Dyer.
VIM. VanVleck, Esq, of the Post
Office Department at Washington
writes us that an Office has been estab
lished at La Bonte, in this county.
Mr.. e. +. Flagothier has been chosen
postmaster thereof.
We find that at least $1,000 worth
of Cheyenne building improvements
for the year 1877 were omitted from
u list as published yesterday morn.
ing. The additional sum will bring the
amount mp to 1856, $50.
The formal opening of the Central
City opera house takes place on Mon
day. To those who may wish to attend,
tickets will be sold at reduced rate,
from all points on the Colorado Contra.
road to Black Hawk and return.
Mr.. II. Setter, the jeweler, one of our
best known and most enterprising citi-
zens, is going TO pull up stakes and
leave us. He goes to Deadwood to en-
gage in business. Sorry to lose him
from our midst, but trust that he may
alive long and prosper" in the gold
region.
Colonel W. II. Steele has received a
telegram from Judge Mclaughlin, his
partner, that II liberal offer has been
made by San Francisco parties for the
Uomestake mine. The Colonel's coR-
sent to the sale WAS asked, and he gave
Judge Mclaughlin carte blanche to sell
the firms interest in the mine.
We have Just examined "A new sec.
tional map of southeastern Wyoming,
the work of Mr.. Il. Blackstone, who
as engineer and surveyor Is hard to
beat. The map Is handsome in appear
ance and so far us our observation e.
tends, correct in detail. See Mr.. Black
stones notice of it elsewhere in this
issue.
The ladies of the Woman's Temper
nee Union are making arrangements
for n grand programme of public exer-
cises, to be held on Monday evening,
either ut the Presbyterian or Congrega-
tional church. The performances will
consist of II tableaux scene, of THE
Prodigal Son. n well as Il series Of
songs adapted to the occasion.
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Miss Ida May Cramer, who gave
readings at Recreation Hall on Tuesday
night, will leave on the Denver Pacific
train, for Greeley, to-day. To-night
she will read at that place. We fee
justly proud of her Evolutionary ability
and bplieyp che will refIect credit upor