The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-05

ANaA toNohp "tA' to' ~
the month of February.
Polack, the postoffice clothier, will
emove his stock of goods to the Ma
sonic block in a day or so.
The first baby has been born at Love-
land. 1t weighs seven pounds, is a boy
and belongs to Mrs. Blinn.
A stated conclave of Wyoming Com
mandery No. l, Knights Templar, was
held at their hall last evening.
p. J. Mcnamara Il Co. yesterday
finished removing their stock of goods
to the east lower room of the Masonic
block.
The opinion prevails in the west end
of the Territory that Peck will resign
his position as Judge of the Sage Brush
district.
The Denver Times regrets to hear of
]. F. Lincoln's troubles. He formerly
resided in Denver and the paper speaks
highly of him.
The musician who destroyed the kit
of tools belonging to the boot-black was
fined So and the trimmings yesterday
by Caliph Slaughter.
Capt. Joseph +. Lincoln, who shot
VIM. Crout ut Laramie on Friday eve
ming last, has obtained bail and will ar-
rive here on this afternoons train.
A small fire which occurred ut Fort
Russell late on Saturday night was ex-
tinguished by the Camp Carlin firemen
before any serious damage wa done.
McDaniels' variety theatre was re-
opened last night with an entirely new
troupe of performers. Mr.. John W.
Dunno rs manager filed the bill admir-
ably.
Judges Fisher and Blair convened
the session of the Supreme Court of
Wyoming yesterday, and Immediately
thereafter adjourned the same until
Monday, April 18th.
Messrs. Mann IL Gates have leased
the rooms on Seventeenth street, for.
merly occupied by Mr.. Holt as a butch
er shop. They moved a large stock of
furniture into it yesterday.
Ed IraNnr Nlhn waa pnInr nrraut af
Deadwood on the charge Of being I'm
plicated in the murder of Daniel Hug-
gard, has been released, no evidence
having been found against him.
The Congregational Sabbath school
had Ill pupils in attendance on Sun
day; collections $685.. The banner
class of the school at present is No. G.
Mr.. G. n. Potter is the teacher.
Instinct tells us that 292, 673 poems
on Spring will be promulgated by the
untrameled press Of our free country
this month. 1t is probable that the
usual fatality will speedily ensue.
w. z. Carroll, Esq, is removing his
law office in the Fisk block to a larger
room in the same building. We saw
him yesterday buying carpets and max
ing other preparations for having neat
departments.
f. a. Slack, Of the Sun, starts for
the Black Hills tomorrow morning,
and will be absent three or four weeks.
During his absence A. r. Johnson, late
editor of the Gazette, will be editor-in-
chief, with G. p. Wallihan as local edi-
tor.
Rev. l.. J. Hall, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, has furnished us with a
neat little journal called the Blue Rib
bon, and published at San Jose, Cal,
by Rev. r. L. Hartford. From its col
umns we conclude the temperance
cause Is gaining ground in Southern
California.
Two soldiers were brought in from
Fort Russell on Sunday and put on the
SaSecih pOunu tTdlu. 1nelr ueStlna-
ton is Fort Leavenworth, to which
place they are sentenced. One will
serve three years for larceny, the other
received one years sentence for drunk
enness while on duty.
A valise wa stolen from the depot
last night by some scoundrel, who car
ried it off about half a block and there
cut it open and scattered the contents
all over the ground. There was nothing
in the valise of any consequence to any
person except the owner, and the thief
received no reward for his trouble.
Capt. c. V. Gardner, well and favor
ably known here, will issue the first
number of the Mining and Real Estate
Journal, at Deadwood, about the 18th
INST. The Captain has resided in the
Black Hills about two years, and was
Tor awhile one of the proprietors of the
peadwood Pioneer. We wish him sue
cess in his venture.