The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-04
NEWS NUGGETS,
Carefully Gathered and Prepared Tor the
Benefit Of Our Readers. I

Benefit Of Our Readers.
Another snow storm.
D stands for Budweiser.
Rough weather OIL cattle.
City council meeting tonight.
No district court until February 18th.
District court is in SESSION at Lara
mic City.
There are thirteen prisoners in the
county jail.
Ball shoes and stockings are made of
the color Of the dress.
Lead white is to take the place Of
ivory and cream white.
John Martin is proving himself a
very efficient deputy sheriff.
Hay Is being shipped from Rapid
City to the Indian agencies.
A regular session Of the county COM
missioners will be held to-day.
Fruit trees are to be introduced into
the Black Hills region next spring.
Over 800 tons of coal was consumed
in this city during the past month.
The west bound passenger train was
nearly an hour behind time yesterday.
Mrs. Laura E. Dainty, the elocution-
list, is at Omaha giving entertainments.
The Deadwood coach will go north at
2 O'Clock p. m. every day until further
notice. et1t
The Inter Ocean opened out: yester-
day morning with forty-four regular
boarders.
Natural flowers only are worn as Boz
quets for the hand or corsage on dress
occasions.
1t is to be hoped that the reported
death Of Afghanistan's ruler is ameer
sensation. ~ 5 Fa
The Transcript says that a wool mat
tress factory is about to be established
at Golden.
The members Of the Durant fire com
pany will hold a business meeting to-
morrow night.
Col. Lane, of Fort Sanders, furnishes
wool for several Of the forts along the
Union Pacific road.
Everybody is wishing the new pro-
proprietor Of the Inter Ocean all the
success he desires.
A theatrical manager from Denver
stirred up some Of the dry bones around
the corner yesterday.
1t is quite generally conceded that
Cheyenne has ADLER ministers than any
other city in the west.
The McCann case win not be dis
cussed until after the arrival Of the
new United States attorney.
Golden is to have an election OH the
25th to see whether they shall issue
bonds to procure water works.
John Tormichael, u. s. A., is or
dered to report to the commanding Of
hcer at Fort Laramie for duty.
Sheriff Draper is kind to the prison
ers; and one of the most courteous sher.
ifs Laramie county eve had.
Since the Inter Ocean re-opened, the
bar thereto Is controlling a larger
amount Of patronage than ever.
The young people will hold another
musical and literary meeting tonight
at Hon. E. p. Johnson's residence.
The Zig Tag combination talk Of
giving an entertainment in Laramie
City. We wish the troupe success.
An evening sheet, not more than .
thousand miles from Cheyenne, appear.
to be run in the interest of Leadville.
Tansy Whitehead, Of the evening
Giinmer, exhibits his ignorance when
he asserts that lunar rainbows are never
seen.
Those who want Office under the new
city government will take deep interest
in the proceedings at the city hall to-
night.
All the prisoners in the county jail
who are incarcerated on serious charges
are securely adorned with a peculiar
sort Of jewelry.
The Register Call says that the fire.
quency with which the Central mails
are misplaced at Golden, demands an
investigation.
1t Is expected that A. Worth Spates,
the newly appointed secretary for Wy
oming, will be confirmed by the senate
during the present week.
Thomas Logan, Of Carthage, ILL
nois, is in the city with twenty-nine
valuable Norman horses, en- route for
Utah, where they will be put on sale.
Gov. Hoyt has been strongly-urged to
deliver two or three lectures at Evans
ton, and, It is said, has signifed his
Willingness to accede to the request.
John H. Pierce, of the illustrated
Omaha Bee fame, is meeting with poo,
success. His Western Enterprise maya.
zine is pronounced a fraud-like him.
self.
The wire for use on the telegraph
line between old and new Fort Nc.
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