The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14
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Cummins City has a SAW mill.
This is the proper s,ason to plant adj
y~ertisemeuts,
"A man Of the r~ople'' ON wednes-
day evening.
ban Morris Sullivan cleared about
40 in Cheyenne last week.
An additional set of men have been
st To work IN the Gaslight lode, North
Park.
The old cattle up north are doing
well, hut the new ones are suffering
some,
Highest temperature yesterday A. ;
lowest - highest velocity Of wind. 40
miles.
Boston has just built a s7is, 600
school house. That even beats Lara
mie City.
Lady solicitors are gathering contri.
buttons for the forthcoming fair Of 1t.
Johns church.
Milt Mobiles and company arc coming
to present the attractive play OF "A
man Of the people"
The fair Of the Episcopal Sunday
school has been postponed until Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
The snow is fifteen inches deep in
North Park, and the weather pleasant.
All are well and ia good spirits.
The play "Among the Breakers"
will soon lie produced by amateurs for
the benefit Of the Reading room.
II Il newspaper should leave out all
that each of its readers does not wish
To read, il would he u blank paper.
The knights Templar contemplate
enjoying n banquet on the 9th inst.
The spread will lac succeeded 10y n hop.
The Mauna Ioa, in Hawaii, Is In q
state OF eruption, and IIilo i in dan
ger, not 10 mention Jack and the game.
One of our merchants on Sixteenth
street has in his store window n flaming
sign of st. Jacobs oil. The "boys"
put II there.
The Northern Pacific road will proba-
lily reach Miles City in July next.
Miles City has n population Of about
200 and is growing finely.
The DIR. Bassctt mining company,
North Park, have men engaged in
erecting cabins on all OF their shafts, in
order TO prosecute work during the
winter.
a Kansas woman who was called
'homely as n hedge fence" sued the
slanderer and received only six cents
damages. Kansas hedge fences are not
50 bad looking.
Those who saw Milton Mobiles play
OF The rhwnix" will certainly go and
sec his 'Man of tine people," which
will he presented at the Dramatic thea
ter on Wednesday evening.
some of the city folks will entertain
their military friends and ladies' with n
hop ut the Union Pacific on Wednesday
evening. This is in return for tho
many courtesies of the post people.
A correspondent from Rustic, Colo,
writes to us TO the effect that fishing is
good through the ice, Deer is plenty,
and srortsmen are having n good time.
The live stock is looking very well.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, :
Cheyenne, - Colorado, - through,
No. I, ! Cheyenne, II Colorado, -
through; &. C., 6 east, - west, G Chey-
ennc, ID. T., $ east, IL west, 3 Chey-