The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-07
DECEMBER WAITS.
Police items scarce.

romeo Items scarce
Two prisoners in the calaboose.
The Hutchinson family are at Lara
mic City.
A side trac..- is TO be put in between
Green River nd Bryan.
Read Whipple s. Hays announce
ment In u holiday column.
A large quantity of freight vas
shipped yesterday for Deadwood.
David Stubblefeld Is on trial at Dem
yer for the murder Of John Martin.
The majority of mankind use their
arst years to make the last miserable.
Large quantities of freight are daily
passing over the Union Pacific railway.
Hon. Harry Conley informs us he
sold his ranch and the stock thereon
for s., 900.
No man Is always wrong. A clock
that does not go at all is right twice in
the twenty-four hours.
Rev. Father ]. A. Hayes informs US
that the new Catholic church viii not
be occupied before spring.
Frank Hafer's grand opening will
take place tonight. He is located in
McDaniels' block, Eddy street.
There are still several cases Of diph-
iberia in Laramie, and the Sentinel says
the doctors are afraid 1t will become
epidemic.
On Tuesday last three Cinnamon
were seriously injured at Fish cut on
the Union Pacific road, by the ditching
of the train.
The sewer Is crawling along Seven
teenth street, and contractor Fisk says
IL the weather win permit he will finish
the work next week.
No persons, except those exempt by
reason of age, will be allowed to vote
at the next city election, unless their
poll tax has been paid.
Hon. s. F. Nuckolls, of Miners De.
light, has retired from business for d
while, and will make his home in Salt
Lake City till next June.
The sidewalk in front of HanniHn &
Ryan's old stand on Ferguson street Is
sadly In need of repairs. Somebody
will get a leg broken there yet.
Preshaw and party of carpenters are
at the mouth Of Wolf creek, on the
Big Whiteclay river. Their location
is forty miles from Wounded Knee
creek. 1yitG
The president has sent to the senate
the name Of Us. Wolfe, of Colorado
Springs, to be collector Of internal rev.
enue for Colorado, vice ]. c. Wilson,
resigned.
The women folks and the children
are watching the papers with q great
deal of interest nowadays, to see
which Of our merchants have received
their holiday goods.
Tom Price, the road agent, who was
'shot all to pieces" by his captors, il
now sitting, up, smoking cigars and
feeling as lively as a cricket. He will
be ready for the gallows in q few weeks
Mrs. Emma Darlington came ovel
from Laramie City yesterday for the
purpose Of taking part in the play en-.
titled "Life-in the West; or the Road
Agents of the Black Hills" A. r.
johnson is the author of the play.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says Seth
Bullock, of Deadwood, is in the city or
his way to Hillsboro, Ohio, to get
"Reddy," the road agent. Probably
the Ohio authorities will refuse to sur.
render him into Seth's custody.
DR.. H. F. Livingstone, late agent al
Grow Greek agency, has been arrested
at Yankton on an indictment Of the
United States grand jury, charging him
with forging vouchers. w. d. Rus
sell and j. E. Richardson, employees,
were also arrested.
Section 20 of the new election ordi.
nance provides that any person who
shall vote at more than one ward OH
the same day shall be liable to a fine Of
not less than $40 nor more than 500.
The same fine is to be imposed upon
any person not a qualified voter, who
shall attempt to vote at a general OF
special election.
The Denver Neus, in its account Of
the arrest Of Frank Greene, gives a
new version Of his case. It says; ''The
man in custody is named Frank Greene,
the leader Of a gang of robbers who
surrounded a house near Fort Fetter-
man some weeks ago, gagged the in
mates and robbed them of their money,
watches and jewelry."
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