The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-25
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Four Of our boys were sick Monday;
nine Of them are sick now.
Beecher is safe enough. IL Is those
he charms who need protection.
Our boys, 20 far, have lost but two
games in the base ball tournament.
At present baseball; then the solar
eclipse; what next will attract the at
tention Of our peoplep
The festive feline in convention as
sembled passed some noisy resolutions
last night in a convenient rear yard.
The following parties will go out on
this mornings coach: Mrs. Henry Al
len, A. p. Van Deusen and Mrs. b.
Davis.
John Barker got on a drunk and was
arraigned before Justice Fisher, and
plead guilty. Ten dollars was the fine
fixed by the court.
The Grand Central Hotel, of Omaha,
is "a be made the boss c-aravansary, II
$4,000 can do it. The Messrs. Kitch-
en- Bros. are the lessees.
Col. Murrin sold a carload and a half
Of the 'Budweisserp beer yesterday.
The beverage is rapidly gaining in
favor among our people.
A blind man was treating our citi-
zens to some outdoor music from the
fiddle yesterday, and a little girl passed
around the hat for dimes.
Swan Bros. shipped forty-two a
loads Of beef cattle, yesterday, for Chi
cago. This is their second large ship
ment of stock this season.
Seriously now, our rowing boys
~oughtn't to be rasped too roughly.
They did the best they could. They
got hold Of the wrong club, that's all.
Charley Hecht has contracted with
superintendent Perish Of the Father
De Smet mine for transporting SOC, 600
pounds Of mining machinery from
Cheyenne to Deadwood.
The piano warerooms Of Mr.. War
rem are being visited daily by many
ladies, who frequently entertain the
customers In the various other branches
of this mammoth establishment with
the most delightful music.
II. II. Ellis, Esq, has purchased one
of Kidzie's famous water filters for
use in his establishment on Eddy street,
he proposes that his customers shall
drink pure water as well as everything
else they get at his place.
The solar eclipse will be visible In
Cheyenne, next Monday, at twenty
minutes past five O'Clock, p. M, local
time, and will last nearly three minutes,
unless 1t should be cloudy, when we
shall have to wait for the next.
Two marriage licenses were issued at
the County Clerks Office yesterday.
The marriage ceremonies will not take
place until this evening, hence we
withhold the names. The ladies' and
gentlemen, however, are all well and
favorably known in this city.
A party giving his name as John
Jones, was found on the streets too
drunk to find his way home, and
was taken to the "cooler,'' where he
rested until yesterday morning, when
he was taken before Justice Fisher
and fined ten dollars. He paid the
amount and went his way.
Marshal Mcdonald has again made
war on the dogs on whom license has
not been paid. The boys are now bus
lily engaged in gathering in every spe-
cies Of the canine fraternity. Those
who have dogs and have not paid the
license ON them, had better do SO at
once or on will come their heads.
The Gillis hose company was out on
Sixteenth street last evening, and gave
an example Of their skill In laying a
line of hose Of 800 feet and attaching
the same at a distance Of 1900 feet
from the starting point. The men a
very evenly and made the connection
and a the full length Of the line in
LOO.
The party whose horse ran over the
little boy on Sixteenth street, Tuesday
night, made out a bill Of sale of his
horse, saddle and bride to Mrs. Mary
O'Donald, as a partial recompense for
breaking her child's arm. The horse
and outfit + for sale, and any one
wishing to buy can see the animal at
Terry & Hunters stable on Sixteenth
street.
The territorial board Of equalization
met, according to adjournment, at the
Office yesterday morning.
The returns from all the counties ex-
ceptfng Laramie county, were present.
ed by the Auditor, Col. Downey, who
reported that the abstract of assess
ment for this county would not be ready
until Monday next; a somewhat remark
able delinquency on the part of our Off
cials. Owing to this deficiency, the
a again adjourned, to meet Monday
next.
Az the instigation of Henry Harring-
Ton n Others, yesterday morning q
paper was circulated by John Martin
,oi 'ne purpose Of raising money to aid
Mrs. Mary o'Donald, whose little son
had his arm broken by the s.cow.