The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-06
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StOrenooms are sBquined after.
Business will spEogt with the grass
A select calico ball will soon be given
In Cheyenne.
The undertakes of LeadYills arr
rushed with business
The temperance crusade Of "a Is &c
be revived in Colorado.
There we're nine plans offered for q
new court house In Denver.
Bachelors were not very numerous at
the leap year party last evening.
Every other man in Colorado either
owns u mine or is a notary public.
Grading and tracklsying ON the new
Wyoming road will begin next month.
Literary bureaus are being run In
the Interest Of all the presidential can
didates.
A man named J. G.. Gould has been
placed In the Denver jail for obtaining
money under false pretences
The butchers Of Leaivilis are war
ring on the price Of beef. Rates are
cut AGENT 4 pound at 4 time.
The nrst leap year party Of the season
was given at Recreation Hall last
evening. II was n One success.
Carriages were industriously rolling
about the STREETS last evening calling
for the gentlemen who were invited 10
the leap year party.
There Is an increasing interest mani
Tested In the mineral Developments at
Rawhide Buttes. Some excellent dis
coyeries are reported.
A new depot will be built for the
Wyoming road, just west Of the pres
ent depot. The railroad officers will
remove their quarters thereto.
II Edison should invent q process for
speedily melting the now In North
Park he would win n vote Of thanks
from the next legislature Of Wyoming.
The reclining chair car OF tbs Colo
RADIO Central train Is again on the
road. having just arrived from the
Omaha shops where 1t received N new
face.
The Kansas Pacific train last even
ing WAS the largest that has entered
the city on this line the present season,
numbering fifteen coaches. - Denrer
Republican.
March 9Th Is the second anniversary
Of the terrible snow storm that almost
buried Cheyenne, and caused the death
Of u number Of persons who became
lost III the storm.
The eastern people seem rejoiced
over the Influx Of the Chinese. Won.
der IL they wouldn't enjoy the cuuipa-
ny OF the Utes? Mr.. Schurz should
suggest the removal Of these Indians To
New York. Boston aud Philadelphia.
Those u our neighboring exchanges
that fear the failure Of tile new wyo-
ming road because Of the defeat Of
Senator Teller's bill In congress. are
respectfully reminded Of the fact that
a large surveying party is now running
q line along the proposed route.
Hon. NJ. Z. Post will 60 TO Califor-
MIA shortly to purchase large herds Of
sheep which will be driven through
during the season. He expects 10
bring about 80. 900 head to Wyoming
during the year. The profitable char.
acter Of the business inspires sbeel'
men to increase their herds and also
influences new men to enter the TRADE
sheep have done remarkably well this
winter ON all the ranges in eastern
Wyoming and northern Colorado.
The Union Pacific train that came
from the east yesterday was n very
large one. When 1t left Omaha 1t had
fifteen cars. twelve Of them being
coaches. Four coaches were dropped
east Of North Platte, many Of the PAS.
sengers being destined fer Nebraska
farms. When the train arrived here
there were eleven coaches filled up,
Ninety passengers were ticketed fol
Denver. Attached TO the train wa,
the e. e. reclining chair car, which
lad been repainted in Omaha. This
car had to be thrown open for the &c.
commodation Of the passengers, who
oyercfowd,d the other cars.
Aothersi Mothersr Mo,herslH