The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-04


An Improvement on tho e~pizootic has
attacked the horses in Deadwood.
Buggy riding and horse riding was
INDUCED in extensively yesterday.
Four car loads of rails for the Kan
sas Pacific road went bouth yesteral
day. 9!'
Janauschek performed in Greeley
last evening, and will appear in Denver
tomorrow evening. me- T,
The Denver Republican, is authority
for the statement that Wilhemj paid
$780, 900 for his violin.
1t is the purpose of the railroad com-
pany to commence the shipping of ice
to Denver in a few days.
Election for mayor of the city and
four members of the council will occur
on Tuesday the 18th instant.
A telegraph office has again been es-
tablished at Otto station, the first way
station west of Hazard on the Union
Pacific. 80
|a- l.
A number of vacant store rooms are
being secured for the purpose Of laying
in a stock OF goods for the coming sea
sons trade.
Hon. J. ii. Mason, the new terri
torial auditor, has filed his bond and
qualified for the Office. He will enter
ppa, HE .1tt;aa tIs, ,yaaL
Those who entered upon the new
year with the firm resolve TO attend
church during 1880 should be punctual
in their attendance this morning.
Tho county commissioners will meet
on Monday. This is the annual meet
log of the board and a large amount OF
business will come up for disposition.
Candidates and prospective candi-
dates for Office would do well to read
the new election law, the conclusion OF
which appears in the LEADER to-day.
Lead City, ID. T., is endeavoring to
organize a singing class, but the first
efforts of the members determined them
on adopting the name of the bowling
mob. FrsMM
A great many Of u business men
are preparing for the rush of spring
trade, which, in the estimation of good
judges, promises to be larger than ever
before and permanent.
The effort to make people believe
that the title to property here is lost,
proved an abortion. The title is good
as it ever was, and lotholders are aware
of it. ,rt
Rev. John G. Reid, the able young
pastor of Boulder, is expected to assist
during the week of prayer at the Pres
byterian church. Go and hear him.
Services every evening during the
week.
The attention of the district court
was occupied yesterday with the case of
NJ. Z. Boughton VS.. Chas. Hecht. The
end was not reached, however, and the
court adjourned until Monday at 10
o'clock.
With the next meeting of the city
council, on Tuesday, the term of office
of one member from each ward will en-
pire, with a vacancy to be filed, caused
by the resignation of Mr.. Caswell in
the first ward.
The Union Pacific company Is ship
ping ice to Sidney, Nebraska. Sidney
is so closely allied in its relations to
that wicked place spoken of in the bible
that it is impossible for ice to form
within its limits.
Messrs. Nitschke, Shafer Il Co., are
preparing to open a merchant tailoring
establishment on Eddy street opposite
Dyer's hotel. They will also keep u full
line of ready made clothing and gents
furnishing goods.
The Congregational church will OBJ.
serve the week of prayer, by a special
meeting each night during the week, the
pastor preaching. Theme of sermon
Monday evening; weighed" AL
will DO cordially welcome to these ser.
| vices.
Messrs. Hallack, Howard Il Calland,
lumber dealers, of this city, whose card
appears in another column, are pre-.
pared to give estimates. They have q
large stock of lumber on hand and car
give satisfaction, both as to quality ant
prices. Va
At the meeting Of the county com
missioners tomorrow, a day will be Sc
for the railroad bond election. 1t il
believed that the advertisement for th,
same will be ordered Immediately, Sc
that the election will be held in about
% or % days. The law requires q
days notice of the same. In fixinl
the time at the earliest moment, The
commissioners will be simply conform,
ling to the wishes of the people, whs
desire to settle the matter at once, and
present a clear field for the railroad
company to begin work.
Governor Hoyt's official reception on
New Years day was largely attended,
many of our citizens and most of the
military gentlemen stationed in the