The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-30
MINOR VI ENTION.

MINo MENTION.
There will be "A sacred concert in
Mechanics theater this evening.
A gold and silver mining company in
Colorado is called the Roscoe Conkling.
That grand aggregation of brains
known as congress will meet to-mor-
row.
Patience on a monument might be
represented by the Ute peace commits
sion.
The infant child of MI. Charles Null
was buried yesterday at the city ceme-
terry. ~
Now, a peace commission will have
to go to Utah and inyestigathe the NOR
mons.
Josephine Meeker told the story OF
her captivity to a Denver audience last
evening.
The streets were a little lively last
night, as the Third cavalry boys we're
taking a benefit.
Rev. Father Hayes performed the
first marriage ceremony in st. Johns
church last evening.
Almost all of the men who were
warned out of Leadville by the vigil
lantes have departed.
Rev. II. III. White will preach at the
A. NJ. E. church at II O'Clock this
morning, and at Z p. m.
No less than six members of the bar
of this county have died within the
past two years and a half.
Sheriff johnson has not come through
yet with his brace of convicts destined
for the Lincoln penitentiary.
The several companies of the Third
cavalry, now at Fort d. A. Russell,
will depaet for Fort Laramie to-mor-
Erow. >
Notwithstanding the examples made
OF Stewart and Frodsham, footpads still
patrol Leadville and ''hold up'' fol-
wealth.
A man named Louis Hesse died the
other day in Leadville from the effects
of breathing The smoke of giant powder
in a mine. -
The Leadviile city council is endeav.
oring to elect a new city marshal
vice p. A. Kelley, ordered out of town
by the vigilantes.
The congregation of the Lawrence
Street NJ. E. church, Denver, has just
purchased a $500 piano. 1t will be used
by the orchestra of the church.
U. s.. Marshal Schnitger took d. ].
McCann and Daniels, the horse thief
to the Laramie City penitentiary yes
terday, they being United States pris.
oners.
Things look bright for Cheyenne's
future. With the North Park and Big
Hort mining booms, and the railroad
northward, business will increase won
derfully.
"Old Timer makes a very novel sug-
gestion in a communication published
elsewhere this morning. He adduces
some very good arguments why this
county should be annexed to Colorado.
Scion Burgess and several other mi
ners returned from North Park yester-
day for supplies. They report the veins
growing much richer as the shafts go
down. Mr.. Burgess killed a mountain
lion on the return trip and brought
home the hide. The lion measured
nine feet from tip to tip.
The companies of the Third and
Fifth cavaly mentioned in yesterdays
LEADER as being on the return trip
home, arrived in this city safely yester-
day. They all look hearty and fat.
Many of the boys strolled around town
last evening and were warmly congrat-
ulated by friends on their return.
The editor of the Nebraska Stats
Zeitung sends us a specimen copy of his
excellent paper. We believe it to be
excellent because it's a nice way of re-
turning a compliment. If the afore-
said ed. can find time anyways soon to
drop in and read us his paper he will
oblige us very much. Then we can
speak knowingly.
ID. j. Mccain, though prepared to
give the required bond of $1,000, was
informed by the authorities yesterday
that no bond could be accepted, and
that an error had been committed in
fixing or affirming his bond. He was
taken to prison at Laramie City yester-
day, where he will be held, not as n
prisoner, but simply in custody to await
the final decision of the supreme court.
Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats to
suit men, youths and boys, at
n1-tf PoLACK's.
For SALE.-Buggy and harness at
Taylor's corral and parlor stove on
Seventeenth street, opposite Methodist
church. n26-3t* H.. A. LINN.
For chandeliers, lamps and lamp fix
lures of all kinds, call at Craig "
Gardeners. n9tf
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