The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-04

Cheyenne this evening. See notice OF
postponement elsewhere.
The Denver Tribune AYERS there is
money in the mines. Yes, but the
deuce Of it is to get it out.
"This day one hundred and three
years ago. my fellow citizens, will be
heard from many speakers stands to-
day.
Henry Lunaberg was drowned in
Smiths lake, near Denver. on Wednes-
day. He was proprietor of the Califor-
mia house.
The Cheyenne gun club offers great
attractions at the grounds near Lake
Minnehaha to-day. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Express wagons will run from the
p~ostoflce corner TO the range Of the
Wyoming team, charging % cents for
the round trip.
Steve Farwell went to Laramie yes
terday and took along nfty baby cigars
to supply the market in that village
over the Fourth.
Lemonade with u large sized plank
in it is the favorite Fourth of July
beverage. The lemon will aid the
plank to mount into your hat.
During a discussion in a Fifteenth
street saloon last night. man named
Buffum, who RIM an engine at Fort
Russell, was cut about the face. The
cutter was taken to the calaboose and
subsequently to the county jail.
Mr.. Tony Fielder desires to return
thanks to Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Casper,
who 30 kindly befriended him on the
occasion Of the death of his wife.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders returned yester-
day from a p~rotracted visit to the home
of his boyhood, looking hale, hearty
and happy. His. congregation, who
have sadly missed him, hail his return
with joy.
Recipe for . Fourth of July edito-
rial: Take the history of the United
States and an iced whisky. Read the
first and drink the latter. Then go to
your scrap book and rewrite something
you rescued long ago with a pair of scis-
sors. Wash the whole down with Bud
weiser.
Arrangements are being made to
hold a grand temperance tournament
on next Monday evening, at the ORA
matte theater, which was kindly ten
dered for the occasion by Mr.. Mast.
Mr.. Matlaw, a travelling lecturer, and
some of our best home talent will speak
during the evening.
The Omaha Herald thought it would
tell a good one, and says that q headless
chicken is on exhibition on Farnum
street, which is an uncommon curiosity,
the chicken being alive and healthy,
and being fed through the opening in
the severed neck. Physicians and sci
entific men have examined this bird
with much interest.
Col. A. Worth .Spates, secretary of
the territory, is in receipt of an invita-
ton to speak in Maine during the ex-
citing campaign which has just opened
in that state. The colonel spoke
throughout Maine in '76, and hence
the invitation. He will shortly leave
for the east and viii appear on the
platform both in Ohio and Maine.
The LEADER is in receipt Of a copy
Of the Physician d Surgeon, a monthly
magazine published at Ann Arbor,
Mich, by Heating & Bryant. 1t is a
handsome publication and reflects credit
on the proprietors, while the contribu-
tons are stamped with the highest
merit, they coming from leading prac-
titioners all over the country. Mr..
Bryant wa at one time a compositor
on the LEADER.
Mrs. Caroline Fielder, who was
killed on Wednesday evening, was
buried yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Fled
ler's friends assisted him in procuring. n
handsome coffin, and a hearse and car
riages, so that the county was not
under any expense for the burial Of the
deceased. However, 1t was at first the
intention for the county to assume the
cost, and Coroner Lee took q coffin to
the house, but Mr.. Fielder got assist
ance as stated above and did not use it.
so it was returned by the coroner.
BY reference to articles published
elsewhere, 1t will be seen that there is
abundance Of sport on hand for to-day:
Rifle and shot gun shooting for prizes
at the range of the Wyoming rifle
team; shot gun shooting at Lake Min
nehah under the auspices of the shot
gun club, and horse racing at Sloan's
lake. The entrance fees to this race
are deposited with Mr.. E. Maggie, and
everybody wishing to enter can do SO
before the time Of starting, three
O'Clock.
Berger Family Postponement.
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