The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-26
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Coles circus Is expected here next
mouth.
What has become of the Arion Musi-
cal club.
District Court v tomorrow
morning.
Blind Tom at Recreation Hall on
Tuesday night.
1t is about 442 miles across Wyoming
from east to west.
There are four prisoners IN the GALA
boose this morning.
The new Yale lock boxes for the
posto6ice have arrived.
Denver was busy taking In Fore
pangh's circu, yesterday.
Its time we were having some fine
weather. Yesterday filled the bill.
Mr.. Charles Hecht's f~rri1htisg outfit
leaves this morning for Fort Laramie.
Cheyenne has the most efficient FIRE
companies Of any other city In tile
vest.
The Inter Ocean Hotel under George
Browns management, 10 daily growing
In favor.
Travel To the Black Hill. over voor.
hers' line has been brisk during the
part week.
Wh-n II man has no bills against him
he feels As though he belonged to the
mobility.
Carr and Mcdonald have bounced
1879 tramps out Of town during the
past fortnight.
Assess.'r provinces Is hurryinq up his
work in the city, and will take " the
country sho tly.
Large quantities Of freight are daily
started III their Journey from Cheyenne
to the Black Hills.
OnTuesday Messrs Stebbins, Post &
Co., will ship 90. 0Ou worth Of Deadwood
gold for Wall street.
As soon as the weather becomes
thoroughly settled, buildiI g improve
m-nis will be resumed.
For the most part. the trees which
we're planted In the city this spring, are
thriving handsomely.
Tie Ladies' Reading Room is now in
first class order. Drop in there and
peruse the papers and magazines.
There will by a prayer meeting in
front Of Red Cruss Hall at 8 o'clock.
Short, hot speeches, and good music.
Prof. Sbambeck, Of Newport Glide
lame, IS now sojourning at Abilene,
Kansas. Size Is said to lie with him.
Mrssrs SteLbins, Post & Co. have on
exhibition some very ine specimens Of
gold from the Hidden Treasure mine.
And now W urchin saveth his nicklrs
with which To buy ye festive tirs crack
rrs. Tao Fourth Of July is approach
ing.
The picnic excursion to Fort Collins,
10y the pupils Of st. Marks Sabbath
school will take place on Saturday
next.
A. X. Rex Is c~ultivating a new nous
taclle. lie thinks the warm spring
rains are materially aiding the enter-
prise.
The stampede to the new gold fields
heyond the Bear Lodge Mountains bids
fair to parallel the Wolf Mountain rush
Of last year.
Mr.. Fred Landau wa out breaking
u broncio yesterday. lie says he'll
break the animal in IL IL takes u mouth
to accomplish It.
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon u
business meeting of the Wuman's TEN.
perauce Union was held ut tile Congre-
%gational church,
We hear the names Of Pease, An
dr VS., Murrin, Garbanati, Steele and
HANNA mentioned In ~conuection with
the Democratic nomination for Delegate
in Congrrss.
Shall We make the eagle scream and
iiavea regular old fashioned twrnty-
seven dollar Fourth If July celebrationP
II would be u pleasant addition " the
Firemeh's tournament.
"A large number of people visited the
headquarters IF the Pioneer lIWk and
Ladder company yesterday, and took IA
lok at the mineral cabinet, presented
Ia the bays. while they were at Central.
DIR. Geo. II. Russ. II Is having some
valuable improvements m uie on the in
side portion of his Eddy street resi-
'ience, and when you pass by his abide
take a look at the line floral garden lie
is cultivating.
If u certain man and his wife(p) re-
siding not u Thousand miles from Seven.
teenth and Thomes streets, don't
: look a leetle Duet" and stop quarreling
and lighting so much, they'll get their
names in THE LEADER.
The Sun-G. zrtte don't want a rail.
read built from Cheyenne to the Black
Hills. THE L ApER does. Its not
TN old fogy payer. Its u progress
i've journal, and has a larger circu,a.
ton than any other paper in the Terri.
tory.
The weather last night was such that
the daiper young IN N and stylish bellies
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