The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-28
MINOR MENTION.

Private rigs were out ~ force last
evening.
Speaking Of dne weather, Wyoming
is ahead by several laps.
The Denver fire department is called
out three times a day on alarms.
Last week of school. The term in
some of the rooms has already ended.
Marshal Ryan's sorrel horse is get
ting into good trim for the Fourth of
July races.
G. W. Jones is traing y mare TO u
in the races to be held in Cheyenne ON
the Fourth.
There will be an election in the
third ward for a member of the city
council on next Monday.
Omaha's base ball club is very unfor-
tunate in its contest. 1t wins a
~game-that is, hardly ever.
Sturgis Bros. have just received a
fine, large safe, which they have put
into their store, on Seventeeth street.
The Cheyenne gun club will have
their regular weekly glass ball shoot at
their grounds, near Lake Minnehaha,
this afternoon.
Jones and Cooper are busying them
selves in getting traps and other rig
ging in readiness for the Fourth of
July shooting tournament.
1t may be some satisfaction to the
ladies of Cheyenne to learn that trails
have gone out OF fashion In Paris.
Only animals in fly time sport those
appendages.
The public school examination closed
yesterday. The scholars can now rest
for q couple of months, go to picnics,
and get in shape to ~,recommence their
labors in September.
There is b~aggageman at the Union
Pacific depot who has q voice like a
steam whistle. He can Initiate the
calliope to perfection, and he has had
several offers TO travel with a circus.
II one profit of Latter-days could
steal s13, oOo, 600 in t~wenty-six years,
how much could twelve profits steal in
one year? The victims can hand in
their answer on Saturday.-Sah Lake
Tribune.
The Pioneer hooks Q truck is ex-
pected to arrive in the city to-day.
This new piece of Ere apparatus cost
four hundred and fifty dollars, and will
make another valuable addition to our
reflective fire department.
Mr.. J. G. Ellis can now be seen be-
hind the counter at the fruit store of
j. W. Lytle's. He says this position
suits him much better than hunting
gold on the Big Horn with q lot of red
skins to watch from every point Of the
compass.
Mr.. Charles Atkins, the general
western agent Of the Chicago & North
western railway, has returned to Oma-
ha from Deadwood. In speaking of
the business of that place he says it
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the doings Of the H. B. convention at
San Francisco. H. b. is variously in.
terpreted: some say that it means
s,hide bound, others say "honorable
bilks." The question is still open.
Tho p;suorcr U.;h,,.s sovs civ cor
,o.ds 80 Mon,an. oa,,,a Ios hood
were sbi,ned q. 81 y;o the North paci'
sc INV Hallet 3 Keatino If Rismarck n
90 49, nans,cnaa e. tho
Union stock yards, Chicago. This is a
renewal OF the cattle trade via the Mis-
souri, river and Northern Pacific, in
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