The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-13

Judge Slaughter recently received a
lot of books from the east for the library.
Fine weather for carpenters and
brick masons; and they are improving
1t.
The temperance folks say they intend
to make 1t hot for sour mash this win
ter.
Judge J. S. Spon has been admitted
to practice law In the district court
here.
&. NJ. Dunbar, a well known business
man OF Laramie City. is visiting Chey-
enne.
Delegate Coriett expects to leave for
Washington City about two weeks
hence.
These days Of sunshine and delicious
air sit on the closing years forehead as
q gem.
Marrying q man to ave him Is played
out among the girls, unless he has lots
Of money.
The present term Of the district court
will weed out the prisoners from the
county Jail.
DR.. J. II. Hayford, the handsome
proprietor of the Laramie Sentinel, is
in the city this morning.
The Black Hills Pioneer says that
there are several cases of leprosy In the
Chinese quarter in Deadwood.
Messrs. Hunter & Ashbrook yester-
day shipped twenty a loads of cattle
from Laramie City for the east.
Hanson is elected treasurer Of Sweet
water county by 800 majority. McIn-
tosh, for clerk, got fifty majority.
1t is the term of councilman T. b.
Reid and not that Of A. II. Reel which
expires on the LIST Of January next.
Indictments have been lodged in the
district court against Charles II. Boris
and ]. II. Brown, the two road agents
now in Jail here.
The regular meeting OF the Durant
hose company, which was postponed,
will be held tonight. A full attend
ance is requested.
The new freight regulations Of the
Union and Central Pacific railroads
will gain from four to eleven days for
California importers.
You wouldn't Kickapoo Indian,
would youp-Stamtord Advocate. MOI
Cheyenne bricks at him? For If you
did they might Sioux you.
The burning Of a hay stack on Crow
creek called out the fire companies last
night about w O'Clock. The gallant
fremen responded promptly.
Mr.. w. H. Taylor, formerly a con-
ductor on the Union Pacific railroad,
has been reappointed. His run is be-
tween Cheyenne and Sidney.
The Union Pacific railroad company
is having the walls Of the superintend-
ent's and train dispatcher's rooms at
the depot neatly calcimined.
The Western Serenading club will
give a masquerade ball in Recreation
Hall on Thursday, 21st inst. We learn
that they intend to make it n FIRST class
affair.
There were quite a sprinkling OF
visitors in the court room yesterday.
Criminal cases almost invariably draw
a crowd.
Sidney cast only three hundred votes
at the recent election held in that burg
Cheyenne last week cast over sixteen
hundred. Comment is unnecessary.
The Denver Tribune says Mrs. Bower,
will play in Cheyenne on Friday and
Saturday nights Of this week, and also
give a matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Prayer meeting and lecture at the
Presbyterian church this evening al
1880 O'Clock. Subject: "Zaccheus the
Publican" The public are cordially
invited to be present.
Falsebottom, as the name implies,
proved false to the seekers after placer
gold, but the Indications now are that
the quartz beds of that district win
prove as rich rs any in the Black Hills.
Mr.. H. A. Iddings, clerk in charge
Of the Cheyenne & Black Hills stage
Office at this place, left on yesterday
afternoons train for a brief visit among
relatives in Ohio. During his absence
Mr.. II. Wiltsie will preside.
Kissing the baby may result in de-
forming its nose or bringing on near
sightedness. The safest plan is not to
kiss a baby of the feminine persuasion
until 1t attains the age of eighteen
years. The cartilage OF the nose is
much stronger then.
John Hittson, oEDeer Trail, Colorado,
is a wealthy cattle man, but a hard
customer when under the influence Of
liquor. On Sunday morning he at
tempted to kill a stock man named
Maxwell. Several shots were fired on
each side, and both were slightly
wounded. aHf