The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-29
ODDS AND ENDS.
Golden has a brass band.

tains 1900 volumns.
Don't fail to near DIR. Ellis temper
ance lecture tonight.
Omaha has shipped 2,370,3i5 bushels
of last years wheat crop.
One hundred and fifty thousand BUSH
els of wheat for sale on the Big Thomp-
son.
The funeral of little Mary May Will
son took place yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
The members of the Red Cross order
will give Il sociable at their hall on
Monday night.
1t would trouble a politician even to
make a more sudden flop han the wea-
Their has done.
The present storm extends as far
west as Ogden, where the snow is fully
three inches deep.
Our snow storm promises to be of
longer duration than was expected
when it commenced.
The Cheyenne Bowling club will hold
a meeting this friday evening at Be-
nos, on Fifteenth street.
The section hand, Charles White,
who was struck by a Colorado Central
engine, Tuesday night, is improving.
The Railroad Conductors Guide fol
April, published at Omaha, is on ouI
table. The number before us is supe,
rior to any previous issues.
Thos. F. Talbot, who started for
Orr's ranch on Tuesday to see about
the two men found dead there, is ex'
pected back this evening.
There will be a service Of Song al
the Congregational church next Sab,
bath evening. The choir of the church
will be assisted by Mr.. Whitcomb ant
others.
Preparations are going on at a rapit
rate throughout Colorado for planting
the spring crops. The prospect is gooC
for an average of about double that o
last year.
Shambeck is reported to be still il
town-very still, as he hasn't been seeI
since the fracas. It is reported alst
that she left on Wednesday for Phila
delphia.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety will hold a sociable at the resi-
dence of 1. C. Whipple, Esq, on 19tl
street, this friday evening. Every
body invited.
On the recommendation of Governo
Routt, the President has appointe,
Miers Fisher and Robert ii. Lamborl
honorary commissioners to the Parii
Exposition from Colorado.
Notwithstanding the storm all train
were on time yesterday. Train dis
patcher Mccormick informed us, how
r ever, that communication over tn
wires was very difficult at times.
A fellow attempted to put a bal
through John Chase yesterday morning
about 2 O'Clock, at the Senate saloon
The difficulty arose from a game a
cards. The man, who is a stranger il
the city, WAS let off Yesterday with
fine OF 81 and costs.
DIR. +. NJ. Ellis, of Denver, will de
liver u lecture on temperance thi
friday evening at the Presbyteria
l church, under the auspices of the Ii
i dies Temperance Union and Red Gro.
y Order. The Doctor is said to be a vel
able advocate of the temperance caus,
d The funera of Charles Elmer. infa,
son of Thomas and Harriet Durbil
will take place on Sunday afternoon
2:30 o'clock, from the residence Of Il
parents, 10Th street. between Thorn,
and Eddy. Rev. L. j. Hall will prear
the funeral sermon at the Methods
church.
Officer Beon arrested a man name
John thu Bul,whacker eorIv vesterda
morning, and locked him in the cal;
" boose. Johns offense consisted in pu
y ting a ball through n window /
. frankie Lester's residence on Thorn,
street. He was fined 81 and costs We
terday afternoon for his cussedness.
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