The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18
4 MENTION.

Fires are brisk in DenVer-tSo alarms
per day.
The road from c~Iheyenns To Custer Is
in good order.
Leadville Is one ahead Of Denver. Il
has = stock exchange.
See the notice OF City Assessor JEFF
frey, In another column.
The California legislature adjourned
at IL O'Clock Friday night
Jay Gould owns one-fourth OF the
stock Of the Rio Grande road.
No 8 train yesterday vas composed
Of eleven cars and two engines.
Theme at the Congregational church
this evening, Growth in church."
The family man Is thinking about
moring and transplanting the festive
stoyepipe.
The amount Of wheat sown last fall
10 Is per cent over the amount sown
In the fall Of 10.
Highest temperature yesterday, 0s2;
lowest, go; highest velocity Of wind
per hour, % miles.
There will be a meeting Of the Chris
tian union at the reading rooms. this
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
The city ditch in the Black Hills, Is
fast approaching completion. There
are 400 men engaged ON the work.
Occasionally, and sometimes more
frequently, an Omaha policeman Is car
ried home on a shutter dead-drunk.
The church choir PInafore company
will arrive on No. tomorrow from
Omaha, where they performed last eve
ming.
Deadwood Pioneer: The Cheyenne
Sun bit at our April LIST gag about the
''Gold-mining by Electricity" re-pub-
fishing the entire item rs a veritable
fact.
G. b. Mendenhall informs the Lara
mie Times that loaded teams can get TO
Pinkham's but that they can't go
through 10 the mines before the first OF
May.
The district court will meet to NOR
row TO hear argument In the fee bill
case. s~tenographer Horton sent to
Judge Sener n complete transcript OF
the testimony.
In apothar coi,u, .,lf 4. f,.a a..
advertisement Of the wyoming-N ebras-
ka roundup. Stockmen who have cat
tie near the Nebraska line will be inter-
ested In perusing the same.
The postmaster general has ordered
the establishment Of q postofice at
Crescent City, North Park, with w. ].
sturgis rs postmaster. Mr.. Sturgis
will o o leave for his post Of duty.
James A. Pinkham has been appoint
ed justice Of the peace by the county
commissioners OF Larimer county, Col
orado. II Is said that Mr.. Pinkham Is
not a citizen, not having been natural
lied.
We are-requested TO state that Rev.
W. II. Gillian. pastor of the NJ. Z.
church, will give an opportunity to all
those who desire TO become members
OF the NJ. Z. church, TO unite by letter
or otherwise.
Mr.. X. Rogers, who has been ap-
pointed leader Of class No. ! Of the NJ.
Z. church, instead OF W. ID. Pease,
resigned, requests the members of said
class 10 meet at the church to-day ut
10 O'Clock n m.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 8,
Is Cheyenne, 1875 Colorado. and IS
through; No. 4, 8 Cheyenne, IL Colora-
do and 30 through; Denver Pacific, Z
Cheyenne, 10 east, 2 west; Colorado
Central, 3 Cheyenne, 2 west, Is east.
On Friday night, during Father
Hayes absence at Fort Sanders, n thief
sought to gain entrance to the pastoral
residence. lie failed, however !; but
succeeded admirably In soaring the
housekeeper and boy. Father Hayes Is
home again, and II will not be safe for
the gentleman to repeat his visit.
At the Presbyterian church the MORN
ing subject will be, Faithful In the
least" Evening "Truthfulncss I"
Sabbath school at - m. A. G. Ham,
mond, superintendent. Young peo-
pies meeting at 7 p. m., led by Donald
Fletcher. They will be glad to see you
ut all these meetings. Seats free, and
new hymn books furnished.