The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-07
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Evanston recently had = thres feet
fall Of snow.
A party Of Omaha sportsmen are ar
ranging for 4 wolf hunt.
Immigration to the U. r. lands in
Nebraska is unprecedeutedly large.
The Leadyille Heral maintains a
standing head reading: Deaths Do
ings-"
The DeAdWood Tim,s Ia e~ndeavoring
TO persuade itself that there are carbon
aies in the Hills.
Deadwood has a mint In It's vicinity.
Counterfeit silver dimes are floating
about numerously.
Mrs. Grouse. y Texas lady, became
the game VI . piekpocket on the South
Park road. and Lost $3.50.
There will be a union meeting OF all
the churches AT the Methodist church
this evening. Rev. Clapp will preside.
Rev. Claxton is again quite well in
health. lie will oficiate at st. Marks
church to-day. See church notices.
The Deadwood Times says .'the
Northern Pacific railroad has been con-
yerted into an elongated skating rink"
The letter carriers of Denver are
given permission 10 kill all OF the fero-
cious dogs that loiter along their re-
spectiye routes. .
A great dearth Of fat cattle prevails.
Several droves are on the road In, but
were probably corraled by the heavy
storm.-Dead,rood Pioneer.
J. X. jeffrey, ex-oflclo city assessor,
Is open for business, and will begin the
assessment work tomorrow. BE pre-
pared for him.
The First national bank publishes
another healthy statement OF its 6nan-
cIal condition. II continues TO prosper
and grow stronger.
The Utes are to get 81, 200, 900 cash,
$500 annuity for ten years, and 100
acres OF land each. Who wouldn't be
n Cite under such conditio ms?
Rev. DIR. j. W. Ciaxton, OF Philadel-
phia, will hold service and communion
this morning in st. Marks church.
The public are cordially invited.
The train from the east yesterday left
Omaha with fourteen cars and lost time
gradually on the way out. It brought
over seventy passengers for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Woods desire the
LEADER 10 return their heartfelt
thanks for the beautiful flowers placed
ON the casket Of their late son Frankie.
Travel TO western Nebraska is prov
ing so large that n local train will soon
be put on to accommodate the people, |
and Mt the same time not interfere with
the overland train.
The Danforth locomotive works ut
Paterson, n. j., that burned down on
yesterday, made most Of the big ten
wheel locomotives that have been late
fy received by the o. p.
Our correspondent, IN, is hereby
informed that the old maids will not be
written up a Ia the Bachelors Bold"
This being leap year the elderly maid
ems have rights which we are all bound
to respect.
The Ice factory in New Orleans has
introduced a new way OF shipping Dish,
particularly red-snappers. They are fro
zen In cakes Of ice, or rather cakes OF
ice are frozen around the fish, and In
this condition they are forwarded to all
sections Of the country.
Col. Lounsberry will attend church at
Lead City to-day. ID tadrood Times.
You see 1t Is such u rare thing for a
Dakota editor to attend divine service
that public mention is made OF tho fact.
The announcement alway Us draws a
large congregation.
George NJ. Pullman's handsome spe-
cial car went west yesterday attached
to No. 3 train. 1t Is occupied by Mrs.
Pullman and several lady friends, who
bound for California on u visit.
Conspicuous In the ear were n number
OF elegant baskets and boquets OF flow-
ers.
At meeting Of the fremen's 10.
.nevolent association last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Otto Gramm;
Vice President, j. T. Holiday; Secre-
tary, Dave McCullagh; Treasurer. G.
III. Poole, Surgeon, VIM. Harris
Times.
Colorado fcelsa big future. Says the
Denver Times: at has been said that
the immigration TO Colorado this year
will be larger than ever before, and
there Is good reason TO believe 1t true.
Should the present rate Of travel con
tinue, the Kansas Pacific alone will
bring into Denver, hy the time the
census is taken, $50, 0o1 persons.
MAI. ]. A. Apperson, recently in
charge Of patiy of engineers on the
New Mexican extension Of the Denver
and Rio Grande, registered at the
Grand Central last evening m-route to
Cheyenne, where he will join the corps
under Gen. BleckensdeIfer, now locat-
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