The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-08
TnE TIME ms COME.
In another column appears "a call for
u Citizens Mass convention, TO lie held
at the City Hall this evening. for the

d the city, lclu Il Cut-aiiu-uii'u SOh
mt the City Hall last evening,
md nominated q ticket. Upon il APP
pear Just enough names of weight and
respectability TO give it strength with
nanv voters. IL is headed by n man
whom Cheyenne has had enough of,
md the eOoner lie learns this fact the
it will be for him.
Hence we say that the time las come
when the men who pay the expenses Of
running the municipal machine must
step forward and assert their right 20
the Mayor and members of the
City Council. We hope and believe
that every Taxpayer in Cheyenne will
be at the City Hall at 5 O'Clock this
evening. Nominate the right men,
place them on the platform of retrench-
ment and reform, and We shall sweep
the field.
Snow is two feet deep in salt Lake
City.
The Utah Legislature meets next
week.
Yesterdays trains brought II Chey-
passengers.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all L. z.
trains due here to-day were reported
on time.
All who favor honesty and economy
in municipal affairs should be at the
City Hall at s O'Clock tonight.
One car of corn, l of oil, l of salt, 2
of mdse., G of grain and l of shavings
for Cheyenne will arrive from the east
to-day.
Mr.. NJ. +. Leech, famous by his sue
cessful pursuit of the U. p. train rob
bers, arrived here from the east y%estcr-
day, and will go west to-day.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thaycr returned from
Rock Creek with the Governor yester-
dav and is stopping at the executive
office, over Whipple x Hays.
Remember that the admission to the
Hibernica entertainment has been
placed Mt hard time prices. Back seats,
80 cents; reserved seats, one dollar.
OF course all will observe the new
and snowy announcement which Mr..
F. L. Warren makes to the people this
morning. Look for it on the first page
of this issue.
DIR. j. J. Crook has fitted up a very
convenient suits of rooms in Addoms Il
Glover's block, and is well prepared to
receive and care for his constantly in
~crcasing list Of patients.
THE LEADER has an lax to grind. -
1t wants to grind retrenchment and
reform into the city government. BE
at the City Hall at s O'Clock tonight
and give the crank Il turn.
The New Dramatic Theatre must
have been packed to s~ufrocation, last
night, Tor we saw u large number of
people roosting on the brick piles in
front Of the building, taking in" the
show free gratis"
Parties travelling in the nortiiland
will % fail to observe the advertise
ment of J. j. Ilauphun's new mail line
lnt u-.an En,tS Iarnnir and Eattar,nan
1t is we'll equipped, and we do not hest
tate to recommend it.
The committee appointed by the Den
vel Common Council to examine into
Alderman Whites connection with the
late egg riot, presented a majority re.
port in favor of the expulsion of that
gentleman from the board.
A passenger on the eastern bound
train last Monday had his watch and
chain, valued at $3.50, stolen from him
while the train was ut Sidney. He took
coat and vest off to wash, and when
he put them on discovered his loss.
The color of n girls hair is regulated
by the size Of her fathers pocketbook.
If the latter he plethoric. the girls
are golden or auburn. If the
old mans wallet is lean, We hear the
daughter spoken of as only THAT red
headed gal" You never saw - rich
girl with red hair.
Aprinter who vas passing along Fer
guson street, yesterday, just in front Of
a w~ell.dressed lady, in turning u corner
fell upon the icy walk, and but for the
promptness of Il bystander, who seized
him as he fell and jerked him away,
would have tripped the lady. II was n
narrow escape for her.
Frank ID. Yates, late Indian trader
at Red Cloud Agency, has resigned that
position, and sold his stock and good
will. He will make Denver his home
hereafter, and, in company with his
father-im-law, Mr.. W. II. Brown. en-
gage extensively in raising stock. util-
izing Il goodly portion of Wyonimg's
vast grazing grounds.
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The committee of citizens who have
been invited to visit Omaha and confer
with the leading officials of the Union
Pacific with reference to the question