The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-09
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WhoOpiBg cough and measles are
Iarking OmALA.
Beth Union Pacific passenger trains
ven very large on yesterday.
The scarlet feyer has subsidized since
the Improvement In the sesther.
Highest Temperature yesterday, 80
lowest, 20e; highest wind. II miles.
J. II. Haverly, of Chicago. Is also
after the new opera house in Denver.
The Union Pacific road now runs
regular trains from Omaha 20 Lincoln
The regular Friday night hop will
be held this evening at Recreation
Hall.
The Caledonia mine, near Custer
City, has been sold for $1,000. The
shaft Is only Is feet deep.
AT the city election in Omaha, on
Tuesday last. the democrats elected
1--WE out of seven couneilmen.
The Omaha papers use election rcos-
tiers that look as II their tails had been
severed on the Union Pacific tracks
The citizens ticket at Buena Vista,
Colo, was elected. The straight re-
publican ticket was elected in Lake
City.
Nc Daniels theater In Leadville has
been enlarged and much improved
MAC" Is making a big hit In Lead
VILE.
John Cummins arrived in Cheyenne
yesterday. lie reports all the Cheyenne
and Laramie prospectors encamped on
the Laramie river.
The programme OF the round-ups
as laid down by the stock-growers'
association will be found elsewhere In
this mornings LEADER.
Religious services at the Congrega-
tional church this Friday evening, at
7.3O. Topic: 'The joys and final tri-
umph OF the Christian life"
Omaha Republican: Conductor
Houston, Of the mountain division Of
the Union Pacific is in town. lie seri-
ously contemplates committing matri-
mony before be returns.
Services at the Presbyterian church
this friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock
as this Is the last service before CON-
munion n full Attendance Is requested.
Session will meet Immediately after
service.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3,
IL Cheyenne, 122 Colorado, and GO
through; No. 4, 8 Cheyenne, II Colora-
do and - through; Denver Pacific, 10
Cheyenne, Is east, 4 west; Colorado
Central, o Cheyenne, 8 east.
Deputy U. S. Marshal schnitger
bagged a lot Of other army revolvers
yesterday In the store OF Mr.. Ringolsky.
As Capt. Kellogg has arrived, he will
make complaint against Messrs. Rim
golsky and Bergerson to-day before U.
S. Commissioner Fisher.
The district court will this
morning with Judge Sener on the
bench. The arguments on the fee bill
will then be made. AS Hon. w. w.
Corlett, counsel for the prosecution, re-
turned yesterday from Rawlins. The
proceedings to-day will doubtless prove
very instructive and interesting.
Salt Lake Tribune: C. NJ. Turck,
formerly connected with Joslin &
Parks jewelry house In this city, and
for the past seven years in their estab-
lishment In Cheyenne, has returned,
and his beaming countenance may now
be seen over the show case In their
store here. Welcome back.
An adjourned meeting Of the Alert
hose company was held at the hose
house last evening, a very large num-
Der of members being present. Con-
siderable business was transacted,
among which was the adoption Of a
constitution and bylaws. Several bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for the respective amounts.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Cheyenne FIRE department at city
hall this evening to consider the ques-
ton Of attending the annual meeting
Of the Wyoming territorial fremen's
association. The meeting must be
held on Tuesday next in Laramie City.
The question has arisen among the
Cheyenne firemen whether 1t is pronta-
BILE to continue in the association,
hence, the meeting Of tonight to con
slider and determine the matter.