The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02
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coin was q success.
June opened out yesterday like a
seventeen dollar bible. 81
E. II. Leibey ESQ. will return from
his visit to Denver to-day.
The Rita-Byron concert at Recrea-
ton Hall tomorrow night.
The excursionists returned last even
ing well pleased with their visit.
The Pioneer Hook & Ladder Compa-
ny were out practicing last night.
Don't fail to attend the great Rita
Byron concert tomorrow night at Rec
reation Hall.
Eight passengers go out on this
mornings coach for Deadwood and in
~termediate points.
On Tuesday Messrs. Stebbins, Post
& Co. will ship %, 800 worth of Black
Hills gold for New York.
The evening services in the churches
will commence at 8 O'Clock tonight
and hereafter until further notice.
Buffalo Bill will join Forester in
Denver during the latter part of the
present month. They will organize a
troupe.
Lieut.. Augustus C. Macomb, Fourth
infantry, his been ordered to report to
Col. Wesley Merritt, Fifth cavalry, at
Laramie crossing.
An immense number of people went
out and witnessed the races at Emery's
Park yesterday. They hardly came up
to public expectation.
A. TRADING, Esq, of Medicine Bow,
has been In the city a couple Of days
looking after the hay, wood and char
coal contracts for which bids we're sub
mitted at Camp Carlin. yesterday.
Two young ladies will graduate from
the Cheyenne High School the latter
part Of the present month. Their
names are frankie Logan and Ella
HANNA.
On Wednesday night the residence
Of Mrs. Clark, at Omaha, was entered
by burglars. She fired three times at
them with q revolver and thus fright
ened them away.
A sociable will be held tomorrow
evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Temperance Union, in the Red
Cross Hall, BOn's block. Public cordi-
ally invited to attend.
A large number Of big folks and little
folks, accompanied by the band of the
Fifth cavalry, went down to Fort Col
Inns yesterday morning, under the aus
pices Of the Episcopal church Sabbath
school.
At half past three O'Clock this after
moor a Praise meeting will be held on
Sixteenth street, in front Of the Bon
block, after which an attractive sacred
concert win be given in the Red Cross
Hall. Public cordially invited to at
tend.
William P. Carroll, editor Of the
Cheyenne Sun, dropped to sleep in
church the other evening just before
the contribution box was passed. He
slept until the congregation departed
and the sexton locked the doors, and
he finally passed the night in the
church, swearing that lie would never
attend worship again. Omaha Herald.
We called yesterday upon DIR. Rees
Williams, our new dentist, at his ele-
giant office over the First National
Bank, and found him busily engaged
alternating the aches and pains of his
patients teeth. DR.. Williams is a very
pleasant gentleman, well versed in the
science Of his profession, and we be-
speak for him the liberal patronage
and confidence Of our people.
j We are pleased to observe that our
Governor is exhibiting q lively interest
In the Territorial Library, and has been
in consultation with Judge Slaughter,
the efficient Librarian, relative TO val
liable additions to the institution.
Judge Slaughter, who has ave gone
so far as to spend money from his own
private fund In aid of the Library, will
find in Governor Hoyt an earnest CO.
worker.
We desire to call special attention to
the advertisement of the Winchester
Arms Co., which appears in
this issue. The goods manufactured
by this company are already so well and
so favorably known, that we need not
dwell on their merits at this time, but
we must commend to our readers this
fact. The immense facili- |
lies Of the company for producing their
goods enable them to offer the best arti-
,les at the lowest figures and with CON-
enterprise and l~iberality, they
low offer the best magazine gun in the
world at the price of an ordinary single
Dre~ech-loader.
~ Our New Marshal.
Major Gustav Schnitger, the newly
appointed United States Marshal for
Territory, arrived yesterday from
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