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VOL. VI.
Cheyenne Daily Leader.
tL (JLAFOKE, - . Proprietor.
flyer’s Hotel ft French Restaurant
Eddy vtroet, Cheyoune, Wyoming.
DYFiK, Proprietor.
Thu establishment has been ttiorooghlj r*ftt(ed
•od 1* now ready 10 accommodate ita oW patron*
•nd the public In Oral rate *tyle.
And nil I lie luxuries of the season always on hand
Single Meals, Hoard by the Day or Week, a
modern!* terms.
The Bar ia always provided with the best
liqjUors and Clears.
For a Rood TO cal, go to the Froncli Be*-
Hirttut.
|3F"Elrst Class Furnished Rooms to Kent on
feasoiiable terms. declO
Planters’ House,
On Sixteenth Street, tlirec doors east ot
Joslin & Park,s Cheyenne,
First Class BoirJ, $2.00 per day.
THE Traveling Public will And good ae
•ommodntlons here. We solicit a share
Os your patronage
Eastern Prices.
A. S. EMERY, - PPQP’R.
lanl7 ly
FORD'S HOTEL
AND
RESTAURANT!
(Late SAnoENr's Hotel.)
B. L. FORD,: 5 30FR1ET0R.
Larimer Street, between U and 11,
DKNVKK. - COLORADO
Meals at fill Hours.
Oysters, Fisli and Game a Specialty.
This honso lt« entirely new and newly furnish
ed throughout with the beat and latest styles.
BP spring bo's. Large and airy rooms.
»eD*V-dm
KHQX.I9U HOUSE.
Opposite Passenger Depot,
(•John Knmeß, Pa*op*r.)
Cheyenne, Wyoming'
Charges to Suit the Times.
CLARK’S RESTAURANT,
An i Rourding House,
W,VI. CLA Li, .p o?>
Opposite Railroad House,
LARAMIE CITY, \V. T.
Citizens or strangers always receive the
very best attention at this popnbir house,
'•ml no pallia or expense Is spared In supply
ing the table with every luxury in liio mar
ket.
49-Koardlng by tlio day or week at moder
ate prices. uovWwAml y
EVANSTON HOUSE.
KYANSTON, Wyo, Ter.
ItIcDONALD Sc BOOTH,
pi*l wly. Proprietor*.
MECHANICS' HOUSE.
TJlddjr street, between 17:h and 18th streets,
I'j n. ar Metrnpolilau Hilliard Hall.
hoard -nd lodging, per week ? O')
Board, •• *• 5 (X)
Tr»mdent hoard, per day, 100
A share <»f cash patronage solicited.
MRS s J FERGUSON, Proprietress.
JuulO ly
UN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
OREAT WESTERN HOTEL
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Stage. Lcnvo Dally for
Nliniiitr Camps.
BITUATED in tlie bn-hicss part of the fit)
whh accommodations for two lutndn d guest*
T«rm- Ifberul,
SMITH Sc BIGAZE. Proprietor*
•entSl-wly
CALIFORNIA KICSTVI It AN l\
OR2EW RIVER. W T.,
Mrs. M. BURNS, Proprietress.
TUS >uti*e 'n iti-t' I* ojw im d t 'lid ii 11 snn
furnlsttfiJ tl«e public hi 'i.r • « «• «*p le. nt ih.
Ihorifs wsilc" »• Hi v mi «oe■ in *i» 1. I’ralii*
• ton It -rr SO i-ltui » 'I in- lioli- > ff.! .illie
Halil rt-l i ittM* unv 3 • -,v \i*
U. P. B. B. HOiLE,
- Wyoming',
G. !£. Proprietor.
All t,7 n* top here Thirty Minnies n»
liUKtiH. I": I I ‘in .ei-. new ai | .-| L ,t.«
fumlKhcd, lihm lli/lit and hlij oh . iv. 1 • *.:/{•
inimn, Ac . and uT"V nil imimw u-Un -wu*
th* • <u. iw*lrc.
AUt\‘4l 1-t ■‘A'AdF
(tfbtfjiTtttti ID tulh Uc&brtr.
AMERICAN HOUSE
GEO. C. LEIGHTON,
Proprietor.
The above House ha» recently hewu opened to
the traveling public: It la furnished In the fluent
style of tiny hjiiso la the west.
THE FINEST
FURNISHED
ROOMS.
The tnl»le supplied with every delicacy of the
season.
Board by Day or Week,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
DAY OR NIGHT
The hotel In situated on B'xfcenth Street, hi"
tween Eddy nnd Ferguson Streets, cn the situ
of ibe old Iluliln# House.
GKO C LEIGHTON,
■pStf Proprietor.
Mechanics’ House,
11 STREET, LARAMIE CITY.
IMKNIIY lit rn, - Proprietor
I*o ATI D ItV THE PAY OR WTEIC, with or
! » v. It limit Looms. The liar Is supplied
with the
Glioiecst Liquors
hm CJSARS.
\rd f*'c Tablo furnish d with nil Hm Delicti
•lea of the season. novlG w&mly
EAGLE HOUSE,
-evameanth »t, bob Eddy and Tliolmos.Cheyenne
A. HITOTOONM. Proprietor.
rl OOD Jay or week Board, and Lodging, at ver
H inudiTate prieos. Flr-t claw- nepoimnodmlon*
o rr'i>i- i».o' Lv.hrv.jrs. The ehnapest and bo*
i*Mlae hi town. !rly!l.i#« , lf
mm The world ia full of
V Children crying for
McLAIN’S
, im* Candied Castor Oil.
It !■» delicious,♦•ffertlre and
harmless. Tim
taste
tnrnii I
ff Its cathartic powers nr«
B not Impaired, l'rlco 25 eta.
— — -^ — McLAIN’S
VEBKiPUQE BONBONS
are elegant and effective. They resemble Cream
Bonbons kept In confectioners’ shops. Children 1oy«
them and cry for them. Price 25 cents per box.
Auuuiua uv UiUlCI' uIU 111 >J U(,CIMt.
mc’.i3l-eod-1y
E.NAGLE,
Wholesale and Retail
mil tHlffllßlCilll
Constantly in stock. A full lino of
Btapir and Fancy Gioccrtes. Green
and Dried Fruits. Flour, Grain
and ProvlM(oiiM. Cholmt
ISrandN ot ■.lqnom.flynni
and Tobacco*.
store Situated rorner SEVENTEENTH A
FERGUSON Street*. Chcycnae, Wyoming.
aplltf
Tii(«!?-()\ k TAM,
Manufacturer* ot
FINE CUSTOM MADE
Wlinlraalu Doslcr* In
FINE LEATHER,
FBEMCfI CALFS AND KIP 3.
OAK SOLK ANt> FIHDINOB.
HWING iMiii' orr i"gc»iiciii- wiili Fcrelpi
MaiißfuCur* im i"i - 1 lit*-«r nr lc:• * *. <
w I' -)\s a -but ii 4 d- be "KST tjl'i: ITIKH
- :nl '• I g U.l’lll) ’lit* ' ill HI 3* Midi
41* Ordei'M IV >m Iht ( oiudrj
Pmniji »o.
Scutate* nth Ci,., be; ' Vl\ ••'.i t
VJn ,veu :;e. V* y ta i njy.
so ri J a a.h 'o
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1873.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jason B. Brown,
(Secretary of Territory.)
Attorney at Law,
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
WILL practice his. profession In ttie Su
premo and District Courts of this Ter
ritory .
Office In Curtis A Arnold's building, up
stmrs, corner of Kddy and Sixteenth streets.
May 21 ts
J. W. KINGMAN,
Late Associate Justice
of the
Supreme Court,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE AT
LARAMIE CITY, Wyo. Ter.
aprtt-tf
H. GARBANATI,
A TI’OI EY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
Will practice lu all the Courts of the Territory.
Evanston,
Wyoming^,
svptb- ly
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OT Cheyenne.
A V'TIIORIZK n CAPITAL, 8500,000
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK,- S7i,ot>o
Dirtctor*.
A. R. CONVERSE, F. K. WARREN,
SILAS REED, J. 11. NICHOLS,
H G. IIAY.
Tcsnsaete a general Banking business. Huy
.-ind rell Exrhange, Coin and Uom Duh<, Govern
ment Vouchors, Land Warrsbh. eti. Collections
made on all points. with prompt return*. Inter
est paid op Time Deposit*.
A. R. CONVERSE, President.
John U. Wild. Cat>hkr «pl2-tf
I. C. WHIPPLE,
4occ*s*or to Whipple Bro*..
VVLole*aie nnd Retail Pot er m
G HO CE It IKS,
r/torrsuNS,
A PltO DUCK.
Arc prcpareQ to dll Inr-je «>i «mal> order* f t
.supplier ol
SUGARS. COFFEES.
FLOCK, Blt OIV, H i MS.
UKAIN AND VBUKTAIILBS.
FISH OF ALL KINDS,
ritENii and miiKt> nil'its.
CANNED GOODS
Figs Spice*.Bago. Marcarnnl, Tapioca and (‘lirnti.
Flavoring Kxtrarx*.
BAKiFJC POWD RS*
rtAUCBS. IHCKI.ES, ETC.
Wrjivf apeclal attention lo t'ir iraib- In
FRESH BUTTER & EGGS
A,i<l iht* b«**t i|iinhih-* <*f
C’ li to «•: Si e .
•Ml of width we urn pruparrd to olfar. In nny
•(iinutliy, in the lie*i rondlllon. and
t H odm’eii I'rli‘c«
Mtore on the south tide of Scvun’eentli 'lm*.
w*-*i of !h»* r«iat Oltli'i*. t'D-fN,- u« €«•* Ul-o
V .0 l»JTI < !• ALL KINDS OK
Liusineirifs C-a,T'il-
BY TELEGRAPH
i
::nroHT» :• XrRI •••; r ion tiik MOOMIS. . LXAOIR.
NIGIIT 1C K 1* OK T
]
New York Preparing for
the Cholera.
The Epidemic Appears in
Indiana.
| The Montana War Claims.
Billiard Tournament in
New York.
Pacific Coast Items.
Miscellaneous News from
all Quarters.
NEW YORK.
New York, June 24. —The Hoard
of Health in busy providing Hgainst
the visit ol tlie cholera. The etreets
ore being disinfected, residents in
| dump tellurs are compelled to find
Issh unhealthy homes and owners of
i the houses occupied by the poorer
classes are instructed to abate the cx
| isting nuisances and lake precautions
j against the occurrence of others.
Playing was resumed at Irving
Hall Billiard Tournament Ibis after
noon by Albert Gamier and James
Dion. The fir.-t call of the score gave
! Gamier 11_', Dion jl). At the end of
j the 21st inning the game stood Uar
nit-r IM>, Dion lUo. In tlie subse
quent inning Gamier, by some rs
the most brilliant plays evir witness
ed here, made 80 points, and in the
2.Mb inning ran out. Tin* score be
ing Gamier tit If). Dion Job. Before
ihe game commenced Dion was the
favorite by two to one.
The trial of young Walworth for
• shooting bis father commenced in
| the court of Oyer and Terminer to
day. The court room was crowded.
The mother nnd two younger broth
ers of ti e defendant sat near him,
also llev. Mr. Backhouse, husband of
the sister of Mr.-. Walworth, and sev
eral other friends.
Schenectady, X. y., June 24. -
The express train from the west on
the X. Y. Central Railway, due here
at 5:40 p. ni. yesterday, ran into i
freigiit train on a side track one mile
west of this city, demolishing several
freight cars im.i the engine of the
passenger train, killing; Boudin Haiu
; iin and severely injured J. F. Weeks,
! a brakemun of the freigiit train, also
injuring the engineer anti Uruiiian of
th<£passenger train.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago June 24.—The weather is
extremely hot, the thermometer to
day and yesterday marks 01 in the
shade.
A Washington special to the Trib
une says the investigation which lias
followed the passage of the Montana
war claims, in the Treasury dopart
: meat, uncovers some of the opera
tions of the old Indian ring. Jt is
alleged that some time since M. 11.
! Insley, desirous of securing an Indian
j contract, sought the influence of Mrs.
j Anna Sackett, mother-in law of the
! kite Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
, Parker. Tint contract was secured,
j and in addition an appointment was
! obtained for Insley to proceed with
: the goods nnd take charge of their
! distribution. For the services thus
performed by Mrs. Sackett, Insley
1 paid her in Montcra war claims to
I an amount near ti '• •■urn of eleven
■ thousand nine hundred dollars. Mis.
! Sackett made a verbal statement to
j the Comptroller .-taii .g that -h«* per
. formed \ aiuai.it* m rvices in obtain
ing the passage of 11 e la w by Con
g’ess rtcognisdog the validity of th«*
Montana lndinn war claims. liir
counsel makes tli * aino statement in
her leimlf and it (crest. It Is also
alleged (I u< -he pio’iired an appoint
rnenl in the Indian i)e ailment
( through her son in hiw ,Ci I. Parker,
- at that time the Coimnissioner.
CALI FOUNIA
Ban- I- KANCIACi), June 21.—Tin-
Huhivl i's f- ; :jK.-rvi.-i>rn hnv»* .-ti.-lnim <I
; tin- Miiyi.r.-* vein of tin* Fhir.o-o Pig
■ Tail iir'ii.mnrc, ti ml pu.m-cl nvur tin*
; wto l n.- mliT taxing li.r t’liiniM*
] hiunilrymt'ii IHu-en ihillnrH pi r quur
ter pistil.
Yiv-lit ! y iiflorini'n n Hinge ms
rnUiusl iii'iir ?. .i.vsvillu, mill Well-,
Fnrg<> A Co.’s Irciiiure of t2, a, )0 ink
on, by tliroo muskoU men armed.
( The passengers wore not molested.
I Tlte robliers esonped.
DirrnoiT, Mich., Jane 24.—Severe
thunderstorms with heavy ruin pre
vnilod to-diiy throughout a great
portion of ilie State.
ST. Louis, June 21.—Gov. Wood
son has appointed VV. B. Napton,
| Judge of the Supreme Court in place
of Judge Ewing deceased.
An attempt was made on Saturday
by a hand of desperadoes t*> rob llie
store of Mr. Roddy, at Burlington,
about twenty miles from here. Rod
dy resisted and shot and killed two
; of the gang, named Joseph Backus
and Thomas Jeflersou, airl clubbed
another wlth his gun so badly that
lie cannot live.
Cincinnati, June 24.—Thomas’
immense tobacco warehouse, at Cov
ington, Ivy., with five hundred hogs
heads of tobacco, burned at midnight
last night. Loss, $811,000; insurance,
SIO,OOO.
Four deaths from cholera are rc-
I ported here to-day.
Ev.vnsvii r.n. Did., June 21.
Thirteen eases of cholera are reported
here ii, tin- past two weeks, and sev
| on w ere fatal.
Concord, N. IT., June 24.- In the
House to day the ecial committee
or* Ibe-ul ji-el relating to 'lie privi
lege of women voting in S'-lu ol dis
trTls. reported in favor of giving
lino th" rigid. A resolution to rid
loiirn on Halurday next was passed.
Nahii vn.i.i'. Tenn., Juno 24.
There were Iweaty-nine diaiiis from
' cholera to day, of which number
eight were white. Every one is much
more hopeful, anil business is erdiven
' Ing.
'J’li I dDii r:p '-lc C’ttllroutl I mill I'at
« nl« withbol I l‘l»r Itmul u»»t <’«m
jtlelctl Accardlii" to tlio Tn mi of (he
I.aw.
BY TKLISGKAPir.
Nicw York, Ju.ie 24.—The Union
1 Pacific Railroad Company d ic.s not
succeed in obtaining patents for the
remainder of the lands located, hut
not yet patented. There are about
211,000,1)01) ncres included in the origi
nal grant, and up to (lie present lime
• patents have been issued for between
900,000 nnd 1,000,(4)0 acres only of
lands lying in Nebraska. Os this,
only half was selected by Ihe road,
patents for the other half being with
held; not, however, because of the
impending Credit Mubilier suit, hut
because the government lias no in
formation that Hie road Inis been
completed in accordance with the
terms of the law.
Tlie last report of (lie condition of
the road was made by a commit Its*
. of eminent citizens, of which Ben
Wnde was a member. They found
that the road was not constructed
I and equipped according to law. The
ties were of s'ft wuod, and the cul
verts were of wood instead of stone.
Nevertheless the Commission reeom
, mi nded that half the land located by
the road he patented to the company,
but that the other hail ho reserved
till tlie !eri:i of Die law were com
pil'd with. Tlie Government is act
ing uowir ling to this report. The
Secretary, in answer lo an applica
tion fir the rest of tim patents, ex
presses is willingness to appoint it
Commission to in poet Hie loud and
report whether the- imv Inis been ful
fill'd, hut the Company does not seem
ill haste to have any more dispel--
tio s. 1 li*'y, however, Imv e desired
patents for nil landseast of llm Itoeky
M mnliiins.and tlnti tlie hinds west of
I hose piitenied should a)) )>.' reserved
Tli s pr. petition is no! r.eiepted
and every alternate seetiou of itio.-e
located is reserved. It is, therefore,
not likely Unit the Union Pavifle will
secure any more | ntcnls for iiiunll s,
possibly for years lo i-nine.
« _ a • -xi-v"- - -wok- • £.'! «•■»
M ar D(‘i ai IniTiit.
F let 11. hilvliVil'E. U. S.AIUCY.
\j> \’i-!«in t I trie vißUii aat I ivporliH
for II - L* i.t . <•! < i.iiiiiiciiv,
M It orolo^';< :J i • j .l >r: f«»r TurHclny,
Join 21 tis C UU r. m.
FfJ ; wind miul'.i a.-t and
fit- 1. ; tti!r.
(niini.r, 70*; wind wtM r.:n! f.•l ;
cloudy,
Lut. I’n in isro, 0,?'; windMuill went
aid ' ri-k ; <• I < nr.
I'nrllui t!, Cl ; w ii.d i:ni ili\vc-t in d
1 liyt'.t ; fi>ir.
1> .1, 72 ; w it.d K«’uth aitul
i’i' :-«r.
: P* » f* 1 * * w.i ti and
1 IV- -i ; .-T.
( ■|)t \ « l)’ (\ a ; W'iKtfV WC.it liL.dgtll*
tic; !sii.
Uat«» for Trau»l**iil Advertlalng lu the
Dally and Weekly Leader.
All transient udvcrtiNomonVi. 10c j»er Hut
nonpiiroil each insertion, (VI 8c). (lui-SC). j
j (lim 3c), ‘ ly-’ic). Local Notice*. per 1 no,
1 BourCLMl*. each In-.. (it 15c), !
! Dm-inci. <3in 8c). (ly-4c,. I.ncu NaHcer,
, pm line. in Weekly, tit-250. Dm 20).
! tttr-lSc . <3'u 100. (Cin-Rc). Li-i'al Atlvttrtl-*- .
. ineniN. 81-60 per’.'>ll". tli’ lines m>up'l) tir*»t In I
•‘.■i tiou, 75c per ffllo each Mubiu-quent lliser- ‘
1 lion.
H. QLAFCKR,
Editor and Proprleiui
MOUND CITY
• I
<2 o m m e i*c* ini Coll o. yo.
NOS. at>A2l2 f
N. rol l!Til ST., ST. I.Oll'i MO
FORMERLY RICK A STEW j
1 Ik the Dloitel Biihlih n** **ch«'ol of she \Ve»i. nut
corp* of i!toniu r 'ltlv i iii.eaied pro(c»Yor*.
j lorui* in all melliotic uii«l biauciif*.
FULL COURSE UF
Uook-ki cpina:.
Telejm piling,
Civil Knslncrrlng.
Arllhmrth*, iVninanehlp. Kntg• lull Grammar. |
Buelnt!** Cor re * poii cl *• *’re Comineiclal
I.a*. Lmi"ti«x-s and Higher Math
ninittle*.
The Mniia l <T v C.Ji»*ire from 1 lie ntitniier of
1 tudcnib us«.iA 1 ,'.i iv» fcitiiattuUH Dili) properly hr
called n.»
Employment Bureau.
\Vo have now n p Tfoct -v»!ein by tvlilrti tvt
are able lo ,
GUARANTEE SITUATIONS
by special contract. No vuciitloiiK. Student*
mu/ enter nt nnv time. For circular* nridreru i
rilOS a. ItICBLRt. Loula, TOo.
! fnbU-lv
HIP RT
Ol (he Condition of (lie Flr»( National
Bsttik at Chryenne. In (lie Territory
\Yyomln*r. at (lie Close of Uusliichm.
Apr 1 25th. 1873.
Ri-soiiu";:s.
I. Discount*— BS-4.L.7 <n i
Overdr. us. K. 121 5H
U. >. llonds to sci’ui clivulntlon... Sti.O 0 (hi
Other Ntoeka, botidM and gen JL.’V.t.jfil
; Due from Nntlonnl Ranks •-'•1,1 0 ‘-'7
line from Klalc Hanks nnd ILtuicera 5 2'.l
.Current Kx no much 752 7u I
Taxes Fill.l 439 50 |
I'remlumK 2,!*u.*E , J'»
('ash Items *'.855 to
Rills of Niitlonul Rnnks 4 2>l U)
Frncilonnl Currency, (£u Iradim;
Nickels. Ito 34 ;
! Specie, Co n 1,515 00 '
j Legal Tender Nulen •Js.GtiU 00
Mid 8208,288 20 |
I.I.VniI,ITIEB.
f’npltul Stock paid In .$75,000 oy. |
I’i uom.f 2,502 IH :
Kxi'lmuge 2.57 0*
Intrr< st ::ifl WJ
l’roflt nnd I.oks 2.50 J 00 :
National Rank Circulation out
standing
I Individual Deposit a »1,M7‘l
Due to Nntlon il Hunks 1.L548
l>u* Instate Hunks uu l R:niters 3.935 09
j Total OWl.iagTi '
I Territory of Wyoming.)
County of j
| f. J. E. Wild, Cashier of th** Firsl National
Rank of Cliey. nne. Wvomlng Territory, do |
Kolt-mniy swear that the above slat* incni Is
true, to the best of'my k* owl edge an»l b< Hos.
J. L;. Wild, Cashier.
I !
j 1 an 1 sworn to b lor*
, jSKAi.. jujo tli 1m 7th day of .tune 1 73.
•—' L. (\ STKVKNS,
Notary Ruhllc.
, CoitltKCT-Attest :
II is. Hat, 1
E. K W asuien. f Directors.
J. H Ntnio.s. j
j*" l :i
S7!L'. m BALL ROLLS OH!
E. ;s’. K.pliuger
I I* 11 mi prepared to fnrni*!i the Pnbllr witli
FfirxH Bni.At). t ri s m.d r.u;.s
1 And lu Itc. i:\eiyil ing e t-r n 1 ri 1 nt a
FUtk l’ C
I J , A K. E Si Y . 1
Aj.-O
ALL KIMS CF
LUNCHES,!
at r,i«
r . D. ti ♦ L U Y .
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THE “WELCOME" SOLO
It diaohargea Raolf, and thus
eaves almost the entire labor or
the operator It is an invalua
ble implement.to every farmer.
Description will be sent to
parties applying, who will please
stats in what paper they read
the advertisement.
Semple, Birge & Co.,
13 SOUTH SAIN ST., ST. LOUIS.
11. GTjAF( KE, Sole Audit for Wyo
ming T'*rrlt)orv. i f7‘ i .
NO. 237.
Webber & DeKay
WLoDnale and !!«lail Dealer* •«
LUMBER;
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH. DOORS
«*l r »•***«
AND BUNit'
, AND
A (itnirxi Assurtmcnt
PLASTERERS’
MATERIAL^
' s
Office and -Yard at
TEMPERANCE IIALL,"
SEVENTEENTH STREET, *
CIfKYKNNE, - - W. T.
e-.r’ to* -
L. Carpentier,
Kwc’CMor lo Jno. Ilulrd.
Fashionable
TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT
For both Civil and Military-.
pONS'I 'NIT.Y wn b.iu 1 *h- Latent 8!/le*«il.
v< t !•» **. ah*tw.u* »a<i RveW
i.H'Pi- mu of in\ F.vtikbriaUinaiit t* warranted
a I’ln.FECI’ FITtINO oue.
SIXTEENTH STREET,
Next Dour to Finn n utlanol Bank
t h< yeuuc, W. T.
noVS-M A oily
«n. R. & J. T. MUUT,
Whol anlc and ID ’.all
CASTEEH AKD NATIVE
LUMBER,
LATH. SOJMIL£\
DQOR3, SASH, BLINDS,
BUILDING PAPE!!,
Sole Ag'.-nt for
HAYfiOOD’S GRANITE CAN*
YQM LTME.
OFFICE ND YARD:
11xvrj,>cr A 11 Gasman's Ok!
MXiiii vru hVHKEr,
Cheyenne, - TY \ oiutu^.
upr^o-tf
F. hCHWE'CKERT,
In iiiis .Now lirlelc
Sisteentk Street, bet. Eddy Sc l’»rffu»etL
C’llUTkN K. WluaiMj.
Ltulir In
IIAEDWAREI
Naila, Epai'.w,
Fictz Scebpii.
fiii'.ois Ucclhillm Tot^a.
• F urnishin® Goad's, j
oK KVKIiY V a JtIF.TY.
CuliftlHlitly ou lmml i* cm; life «twcli %
D"ll)l‘*U<* Pocket,
it lid Tit Id r
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a I*l. a l.urg** Mini wall *rlcc *d »’.ock. «<t
“
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Toyw and I’aney («oudw
ofvscl v d-'.'HM'lptloll. »S»
I*U\!N. PRUHM I>. HiiU J.V.V.V>.Vk|a
! TINWARiJ
All Job Work An our Rm* 4iMie mi *1.,,r«
notion, nt t<utnou%UU rutw* und wnriamed 14
Cloe sktlufurtlu*!
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