The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-13
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DR.. Ellis will lecture in this city to,
morrow evening.
The Herald is looming up as the big.
gest paper in Leadville.
Trout fishing is splendid in the Gun
nison country, Colorado.
The Nimrods of Nebraska are half
wild, hunting wild geese.
E. U. Snyder has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Mckinney.
That other paper never opens its
mouth but it puts its foot there.
j. M. Carey shipped seventeen car
loards of cattle yesterday from this sta
ton.
There will probably be no cattle
shipments of any extent after this
week.
John Cummings and MI. Moore, a
Californian, will go out to North Park
to-day.
James Pinkham has been appointed
postmaster at Pinkhamton, the posta'
name of his ranch.
Look out for the meteoric shower!
tonight. The exact time Of their be
ginning cannot be foretold.
The U. p. road is hurrying up the
work on the various railroad extensions,
which will all prove good feeders.
Frederick Wieland, a brakeman OF
the Denver and South Park road, hat
his hand smashed while coupling car.
on Tuesday.
If that other paper pretends to be 8
friend of Hon. w. W. Corlett that gen
tleman may we'll exclaim, "Save m,
from my friendsl"
Railroad shops will be built at Crane
Island, Neb., very soon, for the use O.
the U. p, st. Joe g. Western road ant
the o. & R. v. extension.
If our legislators can stand the ped
igree that the Sun is giving them, the,
are made Of stronger material than thu
average run of mankind.-Times.
The stage coaches which are running
on the high line from Georgetown Il
Leadville, will be put on runners a
soon us the snow falls deep enough.
The case Of the city of Cheyenne VS.
J.. G. Mills, charged with a disturbance
Of the peace, was adjusted yesterday b,
a plea Of guilty being entered, and thu
fine paid.
James Hurd, Esq, of Washington
d. c., arrived yesterday from Denver
where he has been engaged in collect
ing statistics Of the cattle business. H
comes here for the same purpose.
Mrs. Mary Ann Tew, of Calhoun
Neb., visited the family of Charlie
Birkitt, Omaha, on Saturday last, ant
was found dead in bed next morning
Heart disease was the cause of he
death.
The case Of ]. L. Smith, for creating
a disturbance and breach of the cit,
ordinances, was postponed yesterda'
owing to an official engagement Of th,
court. 1t will come up for trial to-da.
at 2 p. m.
Suffering humanity has numerous
ills to endure, and the biographies
sketches are not the least. It is consol
ing to know that the unfortunate vic
Tins are strongly opposed to beinI
written up,
That other paper contained an articl
yesterday which started out to befrien'
Hon. w. W. Corlett, but it ended b
roundly abusing Prest. Hayes. If an.
good was done by the first part Of tn
article 1t was certainly neutralized b
the latter portion.
The ball of the Pioneer hook and lad
der company at Recreation Hall las
evening was a splendid success. TIL
hall was ~tastefully decorated, while tn
occasion was graced by the presence O
many Of our best citizens; also a mum
Der of legislators. A miniature true
on which lay the champion silver bel
was displayed Oh the stage. The I'm
large truck belonging to the compan
stood outside the hall, and was illumi
mated handsomely.
The American Union, ia, Could
new telegraph line, completed the ex
tension Of its line from st. Louis t
Omaha, on Saturday night last, but til
accident at st. Charles bridge tempo
rarily suspended operations. The com
pany will open an office about Decem
Der LIST, in Union block. Nj. L. NJ
Rheems, formerly manager of the A
s. P. office, in this city, has been Sc
lected as manager Of the new Office
This line will prove a sharp competito
to the great Western Union.-Bee.