The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-29
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KITS KoGITATIoNs.
a Cheyenne lady has named her pet
dog sEoTiettnbut then hers is the
very smartest dog in the Territory.
The Black Hills Pioneer "a to us
printed on tinted paper. White paper
is good enough for Us, but those fellows
up in the Hills were always high-toned.
Every well regulated western laborer
will spit on his hands seven times to
Teach shovel full of dirt handled. We
watched of them an hour yester-
day, and can swear to the above.
A sign on Sixteenth street reads
"Hang Lee" Now we are decidedly
opposed to mob Law, but if Lee has COM
mitted any fragrant outrage let's hang
him. This lawiessness mstst be put
OOu oAl1hC Out lOl tlc Ldhc lo-udy,
boldly carrying your shot gun on your
shoulder. 1t shows a total lack of
Christian character, and no moral citi-
zen will do 30. Take it apart and hide
it under your coat.
We heard a Black Hills pilgrim loud
ly swear, last evening, that he "war
bound for the Hills, and would wade
through Ingun blood a foot deep to git
thar, but he'd be id if he'd go in any
but John Smiths party" Can it be
possible that we have a John Smith In
our midst?
Which we wish TO remark.
And our language is plain.
That for ways that are dark,
And for tricks that are vain,
The Cheyenne youth Is peculiar.
Which the same there's no need to explain.
As any one can convince himself OF
the fact by a walk up Sixteenth street
any evening after dark.
We saw Ullman cut a chickens head
off with his murderous looking butcher
knife last evening. He struck the bird
just a little behind the toes, and escap-
ing from his hands it struck out for the
Hills and will be trying TO play itself
for a spring chicken in Deadwood In
about a.week. Ullman preserves the
toe nails as a memento Of what ''might
have BEEN"
While passing up Hil street last eve
ming our attention was attracted by a
dilapidated looking tramp gazing earn
estly into a back yard. We crossed
owe and found that the objects which
so entranced him were a dozen pairs of
striped stockings and some other female
truck upon clothes line. As we drew
near the seedy gent moved of, shaking
his head and sadly murmuring Mot
yet, not yet"
A well known Cheyenne lady unfor-
tunately lost a canary bird yesterday.
Almost distracted, she rushed into the
street and, meeting a gentleman friend,
said: 'sOh, Charlie, have you seen my
little pet?" eyes, he replied, 81 saw
him in McDaniel's a few moments
since. hunting the bottom of a cock
TAIL" The gentleman referred to the
lady's husband, and cannot yet UNDER
stand the Arctic look he received for
his information .
A gentleman was yesterday loudly
asserting the superiority of his dog over
all other canine flesh, and in the course
of his remarks said that the animal
never ate meat.
perhaps he is a vegetarian re-
marked a bystander.
Observation-Disclosures"
"a vegetarian"
mo sir, not by a id sight; he's
an English mastiff."
The crowd smiled out loud.
The Country 'sFuli of Indians" !,
Hon. A. H. Swan received the follow
ing dispatch yesterday from Fort Lara
mic:
Send men and arms Immediately to
the Sabille; the country is full of Indi-
ms
(Signed) T. A. KENT,
F. N. PHILLIPS.
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