The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-26
N MENTION.

Charlie Turck has postponed his hog
until the early part Of next week.
Jay Gould has not succeeded as yei
in buying out the Rio Grande road
The ankle-traps in the sidewalks are
looked upon by doctors as perquisites.
The members Of the I. G. r. c. will
meet this evening at S12 Fifteenth
street.
Col. Royal, inspector general Of this
department, arrived in town yesterday
from the east.
The Cheyenne Hremen have nearly
all returned home again. They all
look as II they had run too hard.
Marie Zoe, the wife of Lew Spencer,
is recovering from the effects of her
wound, though the ball is not yet
found.
Henry Altman, esq, representative
Of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows to
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
United States, sends the LEADER the
printed proceedings regularly. Many
thanks.
An assayer would do well to locate
In Cheyenne. There is none here, and
all assays are made elsewhere. Con-
sidering that so many assays are de-
manded here, it Is strange that an as
sayer has not settledin Cheyenne. WIN
somebody please send one alongf
W. F. Duncan, Of Geo. Duncan g.
Sons, glass manufacturers of Pitts
burgh, and J. G. Baird, OF the LEADER,
have made some Investments In North
Park mining claims, and will depart
for the Park to attend to the develop
ment Of the same and employ prospect
ors. -
The third game Of base ball between
the Browns, of Denver, and Deserets,
Of Salt Lake. was played yesterday In
Denver!l The score stood: Browns, Is;
Deserets, o.. This gives three games
straightto the Browns and the purse
of $1,000. The other two games will
be played, however.
Judge J. N. Tyner, FIRST assistant
postmaster general, accompanied by
Mrs. Tyner and several friends, passed
throughthis city yesterday, en- route to
Fort Sanders, ut which point the party
will join in agrand hunting and fishing
excursion under the auspices oil army
officers stationed theres Hon. w. r.
Steele and wife Joined the excursionists
here, and will probably accompany
them to the mountains. 2,
John A. Kingman, son of the Judge,
has bought out the excellent ranch Of
Simpson & Bernard, which has 800
acres fenced In. He also bought 200
tons Of hay In stack. The range is
said to he one of the finest on Crow
creek, or In Laramie county, and is
suitable for farming or ranging. The
purchase price was SO, 500.I MI. King
man has put in 200 head of horses and
will soon add to the herd.-
Gallatin & Co., the pioneer saddIery
establishment of Cheyenne, are making
great improvements and additions to
their business. They have recently TT
ted up the. second floor of their build
ing, lately occupied by the LEADER
printing company, as a manufacturing
establishment, where ten men will be
employed during the winter. The
goods of this well-known firm are in
demand throughout the west, and they
cannot at present fill orders as fast as
received.
The beautiful specimen of white pei
lean, recently shot by Mr.. Donzleman
on the banks of Lake Minnehaha,
which which was noted in the LEADER
at the time, was received yesterday
from a Denver taxidermist, and now
stands In Mi. Donzleman's saloon. 1t
makes a rare ornament, as this species
of bird is seldom seen as far inland as
this. 1t is a salt water bird, and n
of its great peculiarities is that it has q
pouch underneath its bill in which it
a carry several quarts of water. This
specimen when killed measured eight
feet Eve inches from tip to tip of its
wings.
The following is from the Omaha
Herald: "The Walton L. Campbell,
who made the address to President
Hayes at Youngstown, is a younger
brother of Gov. ]. A. Campbell, Of Wyo-
ming, and formerly lived at Cheyenne,
where he vas very popular. He is
blind from his earliest years, through
scarlet fever, but Is a well educated
lawyer and a man Of fine mind, as well
as Of universal literary attachments.
Mr.. Campbell's success in life shows
what a man may, by perseverance,, ac-
complish in spite Of delicate health,
poverty and loss Of eyesight.n
A mammoth stock of new goods, such
as mems and boys suits, hats, furnish
inng goods, etc., at
1t SMITH & HARRINeToN's.