The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-29
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And Hens Of General Interest Cleaned
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Do you want to buy n ranch? II 90,
read what ]. W. Dear has to say in the
LEADER.
There were nine arrivals yesterday
at the Delmonico and eight at the Met
ropolitan hotel.
The fashion Of walking through a
qnadrille or the lancers is to be aband.
oned for actual dancing.
Mrs. Fannie b. Price, the favorite
actress Of the Black Hills, has obtained
a divorce from her husband.
The Golden Terra thirty-stamp mill
has started up again, and wakes the
echoes of the hills at Terrayille, Dakota.
Col. J. W. Dear has two excellent
ranches for sale. Read his notices to
the public and strike up a bargain with
him.
Twenty dollars to the ton was recent
ly cleaned up Mt Smith & Cranes steam
arastra at Bald Mountain, in the Black
Hills.
A cas- of petit larceny was discussed
in Justice Fishers court yesterday.
We understand the affair was com
promised.
The Zig Tag minstrel combination
will give an amusing entertainment in
Recreation Hall on Saturday night.
Many local hits will be produced.
The new Homestake mill at Lead
City viii be the largest building in the
Black Hills. The dimensions, as near
as we can learn, will be 90x160 feet.
Gov. Hoyt has been assured by a
party in Arkansas that at least two
hundred persons contemplate leaving
that state to locate in Wyoming next
spring. "1
Judge G. F. Miller informs us that
nearly all the Masonic bonds have been
satisfactorily disposed of, and those
who want to take any had better be
about 1t.
Manager Forester will be rendered
a complimentary benefit by his troupe
in Denver on Friday night. On that
occasion Don Caesar De Bazan will be
presented.
The case of Mrs Mark v. Boughton,
charged with being an accessory in the
murder of Mrs. Callison at Deadwood.
has been continued until the February
term of court.
You can go to Niagara Falls and re-
turn nov for S15, but this sum does
not include getting your boots black
ened and using a toothpick at one Of
the fashionable hotels.
The Durant steam fire company held
a special meeting last night, the pro-
ceedings of which were secret, and ad-
journed until their regular meeting
next Wednesday night.
A Laramie City father, who has five
grown up daughters, has sued Albany
county for damages. He claims that
his residence has been used as n court
house for the past two years.
A contributor asks US: 20, willow,
why forever weep" The poet is q trifie
mistaken in the premises. 1t isn't the
willow that weeps, it Is the boy that
dances under the timber end of it.
Prayer and teachers meeting at the
Presbyterian church this evening. Sub
ject: "The Reading of the Law" Ne
hemiah 8: Is. The meetings are in
teresting. Go and take your bible.
The Anchor mine, near Deadwood,
has struck a very large body of high
grade ore. The New York company,
who purchased the property, intend to
erect a 6o-stamp mill in the spring.
There will be services at the Congrega-
tional church this (Wednesday)evening,
commencing at 7:30 O'Clock. The
meeting will be preceded by a young
ladies' meeting at Z O'Clock, in the west
room Of the church.
Our old fellow citizen, Judge W. L.
Kuykendall, who is now a member of
the Dakota legislature, takes a promi-
nent part in that body. He serves on
the judiciary, mining, emigration, and
one or two other committees.
The officials of the Denver Pacific
announce that Mr.. j. A. Huntington,
now agent of the Kansas Pacific, and
telegraph operator at Wallace, will ac-
cept the position of train dispatcher on
the Denver Pacific, vice Robert Marsh,
resigned.
Y Miss Eva Miller, who was married
on Monday night to MI. John H. Benns,
may Justly be termed the Wyoming
.poetess. Her book entitled 1.-THE Lit
tie GENTLE" is a meritorious work,
and deserves encouragement especially
as she is a Wyomingite.
The farming and agricultural inter-
ests around Crook City and Fort Mead,
in the Black Hills, T beginning to at
tract a considerable amount Of atten-
tion. Many who have formerly resid-
ed in Crook City have lately taken up
claims in the valley below town and on
Bear Butte creek, below the fort. This
branch of industry will Prove very
lucrative next year, without doubt, and
opens a field of labor for those disposed
to take hold with energy and determine
alton that is practically without limit.
Knocked Down.
A small boy named Duncan was