The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-16

H0tsI thieves ars thrising IN beaver.
QusnehsIy Is the newer mans for -
iOoas.
Ds.dsoSd sfl have > -ensditsLLs ere
meas tournament ~ tbs nfth q Juiy.
Enumsrstor Fisher has not worked
over half the city yet and has over
1900 names 70 far.
W. J. sturgis, postmaster at Crescent
City, North Park. VIII depart to-day 10
establish the postofhceL
Prayer meeting at the CongregAtiOn-
al church this "wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock. A full attendance Is ex-
pected-
Sam Gardner's ministries are anus
ing the Denver people, which reminds
Us that the people must be very easily
amused.
Hon. w. A. ii. Loyeland has sold
the major portion Of his stock In the
Leadville Dan0eraf and Denver EerS.
What means thisf
The eleventh annual report Of the
board Of Indian commissioners has
been printed. and copies thereof circu-
lated over the country.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church this "wednesday evening ut 8
O'Clock. Subject: "A promise meet
ing"-Jeremiah 32.2s42-
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 3, 8
Cheyenne, u Colorado. "a through; No.
4. 0 Cheyenne, Is Colorado, 81
through; ID. p, Is Cheyenne, II east,
4 west; c. c.. l6 Cheyenne. SO east.
The ladies connected with the sewing
society Of the Congregational church
are requested 10 meet ut the church
this "wednesday evening, promptly at
q: 30 O'Clock, 10 transact important
business.
Denver Ne.ns; At n meeting Of the
stockholders OF this company yester-
day, W. A.. ii. Loveland was elected
president, John Atkins vice president.
Gus Alden secretary, and Frank w.
Loveland treasurer.
Deadwood Pioneer; II IL sad and at
the same time amusing TO hear q party
Of drunken men discussing what consti-
tutes n gentleman. ready Mt any time
to Eight II any n intimates that they
lack any Of the qualifications.
Omaha Bee: Mrs. Scott, sister of
General Superintendent J. 7. Clark. Of
the Union Pacific. died at Galesburg,
Illinois, on Tuesday. Mrs. Clark has
gone to Galesburg to attend the fune-
raj, which took place Saturday. Mr..
Clark, who 10 absent In Utah, will not
be able TO attend.
The committee OF arrangements and
finance committee Of the FIRE depart
ment met at the city hall last evening.
Among other business transacted 1t vas
resolved that the judges should consist
of E. Nagle, NJ. T. Post, +. L. Ad-
doms, W. G. provinces and N. N.
Craig. The tournament track is fixed
for Eddy street. Speakers stand on
Seventeenth street.
The ladies Of the Baptist church gave
an excellent festival at the Dramatic
theatre last evening, which was largely
attended. The decorations were very
handsome. The Third cavalry band
lent It's music to grace the occasion,
and rendered some very fine selections.
On the whole, the festival was voted by
all rs being a fine success, and q great
credit TO the managers thereof.
A Denver man has offered a reward
that Is brimful OF business. See the
following from the Denver Republican /:
ION the same night the stable Of Ad-
Olson Baker, In West Denver, was burg
larized The thieves took q nne horse,
and Mr.. Baker has offered three re-
wards /: $50 for the thief, 500 for the
horse and thief, and 5000 for the dead
body Of the thief. Now who will be
the lucky man to fire the fatal shot 7
The horse was branded "R" on the left
shoulder.
Deadwood Times: The Philadelphia
coal company on Hay creek. In Wyo-
ming, are busily at work developing
their mines. They have them now in
such condition that the superintendent
says that he can take out 200 tons per
day from the present openings II II was
desired. All 1t requires is q railroad to
make cheap fuel In Deadwood and the
upper camps, and this railroad will
have to be built soon, Us wood Is be-
coming scarcer and higher priced every
day, and the daily consumption is in
creasing at n rapid rate by the new
mills that are being built and the in
crease In the population.
MARRIED..
WLLIAMs-SPRAGUE.-On June 9th,
1880, ut the residence OF the BRIDES