The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-04
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Alert Hose company meeting to-
night.
Another hop at Fort Russell last
night.
See city bond notice elsewhere in this
issue.
Boating has commenced on Lake
Minnehaha.
The coach for Deadwood took out
six passengers yesterday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Post is dangerously Ill.
This mornings stage will go out for
the Black Hills with eleven passengers.
The hop at Recreation Hall last even
ing was attended by about thirty cou-
pies.
Messrs. Stebbins, Post & Co. to-
morrow will ship 1,GOO worth of Black
Hills gold for New York.
The notorious Sam Irving, whose an
tics created a sensation in police circles
last summer is once more in our midst.
He's a hard customer.
Among the fashion Items of a Colora-
do paper it is stated that 1t will be
quite the thing for society gentlemen
TO wear socks this summer"
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Callahan, which died
on Tuesday, took place yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Father Lee Of
ticiating.
Daniel Mccarthy will walk out this
morning at 8 O'Clock for the benefit of
his health. At any rate that is the
hour suggested by Caliph Fisher. Dan.
comes under the head of vagrancy.
The members of the Laramie County
Stock Growers Association offer a re-
ward of $500 for the arrest and convic-
tion of parties for stealing or killing
stock belonging to any member of the
association.
In the spring the husband yearneth
For his other suit OF clothes,
And he searcheth through the gnrrst,
And he swcars and bumps his nose.
Inthe spring the young wife's fancy
Turneth back in wild despair;
She remembers that she traded
His old clothes Tor china ware.
Sheriff Carr, on Tuesday, recovered
a valuable horse in the vicinity of Gran.
lite Canon, which had been stolen from
a ranchman near Golden, about two
weeks ago. The thief, whose name is
unknown, is supposed to have gone to
California.
The knights of Pythias on yesterday
removed their regalia and other articles
appertaining to the order, to the new
Masonic Temple, having leased the
privilege of holding meetings there
hereafter. They will hold n business
meeting this evening.
Several large manufactures are being
erected in the Black Hills. Three are
for the manufacture of engines peculiar
to mining needs. 1t is believed that by
this course laborers other than miners
will be drawn to that region, and the
material prosperity of the place will be
advanced.
Mr.. w. b. Hugus, yesterday, receiv-
ed a letter from a friend at Deadwood,
who says the California capitalists are
Preaching out" more than ever and are
gradually getting hold of the region
known as the "Belt." In short they are
making an effort to establish a little
empire of their own in the Hills.
The short walking dress for ladies is
rapidly coming into use. Aside from
giving its possessor an opportunity to
show a pretty foot without making a
show of it, this sensible fashion has
two other advantages. 1t gives ladies
the full use Of both hands while walk
ing, and enables them to 60 home with
decently clean underskirts-two COM
forts that a good many of them have
not enjoyed for several years past. =
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