The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-07
n MENTION.
The bell tower towers aloft.

i"PAoNihb III TIC city.
The new railroads In Nebraska arc
proceeding very rapidly.
Tilden, tsolus): "why should the
spirit of mortal be proud?"
The South Park road is doing an i'm.
mense freighting business.
County Treasurer Charles F. Miller
pays cash for all county warrants.
The Swedish population OF Ne
braska is increasing wonderfully fast.
Interesting reading matter For
Women" will 10 found on the third
page.
Gov. Hoyt's message to the legisla-
ture was the longest In the history of
the territory.
Josephine Meeker will accept a 5000
~cierkship in the interior department at
Washington.
The court house In Laramie has been
neatly w~hitewashed, and the Times is
haipy thereat.
The Union Pacific road is having two
more new postal cars built. They are
OF the best design In the world.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an oyster supper on Thursday
and Friday evening Nov. 20 and 81.
The incendinry who set FIRE to the
railroad property in Rawlins was a
tramp who had been put Off a train.
The Congregational association of
Wyoming and Colorado is in session at
Colorado Springs. 1t began yesterday.
Several parties of miners are organ
izlng In the city to spend the winter / in
North Park, ''goiug down" on their
claims.
DR.. Ellis, Of Denver, Is to lecture for
the benefit OF the ladies' reading room
association, in Cheyenne, on Friday
evening Nov. IA.
Gov. Pitkin evidently appoints nota-
lies public between drinks. The seal
engravers Of Colorado are busy grind
ing out new seals.
Tile legislature has now got down to
n hard working condition, and will soon
turn out some Of the many wholesome
laws needed in this territory.
The Ute peace commission will meet
at Los Pinos on Saturday. 1t is doubt
full. however, whether Douglas, john
son and jack will meet them.
The famous Hutchinson family, hay
Ing succeeded 30 finely last night in
Recreation Hall, will give another con-
cert in the Methodist church this even
ing.
DR.. NJ. G. Barkwell was out hunting
to-day with his champion dog, Bob, and
bagged Eve pin-tail grouse within a
mile of the city. This kind of grouse
is scarce on tie plains.
Suicides and attempted suicides have
been very numerous in Denver Of late.
Can it he from disappointment in hay.
ing no opportunity to give Gen. Grant IA
reception in the Queen Cityp
MI. Tabor, Colorado's millionaire
lieutenant governor, refuses to become
a candidate for governor or United
States senator or any other office. He
wants time to attend to his business.
On November first the Western Union
telegraph company extended its half-rate
business to all its Offices. Heretofore
this service only reached east of this
place. 1t now includes the Pacific coast
Offices.
North Platte, Neb., has had more
than its share Of snow this fall. AT
n time there was a white covering
three inches deep on the plains round
about. Oh, yes; western Nebraska is
n most excellent grazing country.
The citizens of Greeley propose to
present a house and lot to Mrs. Price,
lite of White river agency. A most
l,udable sugg. stion, and it came from
the Tribune. The press is ever ready
to nssist the needy and deserving.
The Union Pacific railroad company
has abolished the gentlemens' waiting
room Mt the depot. The larger portion
nf 1t will be used. for the ticket Office.
The old apartments Of the ticket office
will be torn down, throwing that space
into the apartment now Used exclu-
sively FOR the ladies room.
The wife OF n Denver merchant
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