The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-23
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County election on Tuesday next.
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OooheJ SirNsioh vi AucoueJ heNss
Pickpockets and burglars are numer-
GUS In Denver.
The war dispatches to Gov. PItkin
have suddenly let up.
The colored troops are being feted all
the way to their destination.
n. r. Davis Is having telephone
communication established between the
city and his ranch.
The Colville Folly company came in
from the east yesterday. The female
members thereof are beauties.
Gov. Hoyt has leased for a term Of
years Mrs. E. P. Johnson's residence
on Ferguson street, and will occupy 1t
ut once
Steward Yale, OF the Railroad hou,e Q,
got on the war path yesterday and mas
sacred q harmless cat with a domestic
toamhawk.
"Win'' II. Harte has an office at last
"a twelve dollar n year postofice.
go west, young man and grow up
with the country"
When John Games rings the shrill
lunch call In front of his establishment.
his big eagle scream for customers aud
this fact draws business.
No. 3 train from the east was over
three hours late yesterday owing to a
heavy train and high winds. There
were twelve cars in all, drawn by two
engines.
A large hunting party OF Englishmen
just from the head of the Sweetwater.
passed through the city yesterday oil
their way to Denver, where they will
rendezvous.
The funeral Of Major Thornburgh,
who wa, killed by the Utes, took place
on Wednesday, ut Omaha, under the
auspices Of the Knights Templar and
the military from Fort Omaha.
The Methodist church fair will be
open during the afternoon, that an OPP
portunity may be afforded those desir-
Ing to inspect the fancy articles. 1t
was an immense success last evening.
Kansas Pacific cars are being used
on the D. P. road. The D. p. and q.
G. trains dwell in beautiful harmony at
the depot. They stand rear to rear
not ten feet apart and on the same
track.
Mayor Bresnahen thinks he can get
about 80, 900 damages from the bonds
men of Dawson s. Halves, who built
his building. Accordingly Mr.. Halleck,
Of Denver, is sued for the above
amount.
The Of the delay in passenger
trains Of late is the heavy cattle ship
ments. If the road were double-tracked
this trouble wAuld not occur. But then.
it requires mint Of money to lay the
extra track.
Wm. H. Stockett, who was In the
Denver Jail under sentence OF three and
half years to the penitentiary, attempt
ed to commit suicide by hanging him.
self with n suspender. A cell mate cut
him down In time to save his life.
Cottage prayer meeting at the Pres
byterian parsonage this evening at Z
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is given
to oil, especially to Sabbath school
teachers, to be present. The meeting
is n half hour earlier, as some who at
tend take part In the Methodist fair.
A prompt attendance is requested.
Tie articles OF incorporation of the
Peoria quartz mining company Of Car
bon county, were filed in the secretary's
Office yesterday. The incorporators are
Robert ard Louis N. Francis. Of Peo-
ria, H., and Tlios. Hale, Douglas. wyo-
ming. Amount Of capital stock, $780,.
0Uo. divi led as follows: Robert Francis,
800. 900; Thos. Hale, $4,000; Louis
Louis N. Francis, $3.50, 600.
Oyster supper at the Methodist church