The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-14

Ouray believes that ne must 60
Good morning, Mayor Addoms.

iel's new hall this evening.
Opponents of woman suffrage ordered
up the windstorm yesterday.
Carpenters are busy repairing shat
tered signs, erratic outhouses, etc.
Shooting scrapes are growing I'M
pleasantly numerous in Deadwood.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
this evening, by the pastor, at 7:30.
Subject: Coming to Christ"
Be more careful than ever of your
stoves during windy weather. There
is double danger of fires occurring.
Wyoming is stirred by no great and
momentous questions. Suppose we
agitate the abolition of women suffrage
for a change.
The Utes In Washington propose to
take up their agency in northwestern
Colorado-the one abandoned by the
White river Utes.
Prof. Address, the great illusionist,
will give a performance in Laramie
before coming to Cheyenne. From here
he will go to Denver.
Wyoming will have the White river
Utes close at hand should Schurz' sug-
gestion to remove them to the Unitah
agency be carried out.
B~ricklayers and timers have lots of
orders to replace chimneys that went
walking off with the zephyr that was
lost in these parts during the past few
days. 81
Josie Meeker called on the Utes in
Washington and had . friendly chat
with them. Josie's head is not exact
ly level. She suffers in reputation for
her indiscretion-
The Evanston Age looks like a new
paper since receiving n complete change
of clothing and an ulster. Its under
clothing, however, hasn't been changed.
That still bears the Chicago trade
mark.
The militiamen of New Mexico are
ordered out. They will do good service,
too. The legislature Of that territory
ear business when it appropriates
800, 900 to carry on the war against
the hostile Apaches. aa.qgsrF M
The successful efforts of the hose
companies in Deadwood in extinguish-
ing the recent fire in that city, were
rewarded by the gift of 5000 from the
First national bank, and Stebbins,
Post & Mund, bankers.
Denver will have a new court house
without delay, says the Times. That's
just the style Of court house the people
want. Delay is what brings court
houses and laws into disrepute. Let
justice be swift In the court house with
out delay.
Women can't fight the battle of the
ballot on winday days; that's settled.
They remained at home yesterday with
but few exceptions. But then the men
likewise were slow about coming to
time, so the matter stands about even
on the sexes.
The fourteenth annual live stock re-
port of the Chicago stock yards shows
that the valuation Of the stock received
in 1879 was STA, 795, 1874. This is an
increase of more than So, 500, 900 over
1878, and is higher than the valuation
of the stock receipts of any previous
year, except 1874 and 1875.
Jee Gam is the name of n Chinese
minister. He was fourteen years old
when he came to the United States,
and becoming converted to Christiani-
ty, started out as a missionary. He
preached in Omaha the other evening,
and was to have passed through Chey-
enne yesterday on his way back TO San
Francisco. --tL
There is a naturalized Chinaman in
Cheyenne, who was made a citizen of
the United States in Colorado. His
business card appears in another col
umn. 1t looks as If Cinnamon become
Americanized thoroughly when they
take up citizenship and go to advertis-
ing right off. They should all become
naturalized.
One Of the candidates for council
approached q United States official yes
terday, and after a brief conversation
persuaded the U. S. o. to accompany
him to the house of the former and get
Mrs. U. S. o. to vote. Agreed. And
in a short time a carriage rolled up to
the polls containing the candidate and
Mrs. U. S. o., who duly deposited her
vote. Meanwhile Mr.. u. S. O. re-