The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Tree planting is all the rage.

Remember the Camilla Urso concert
on Tuesday night.
The hotels were all well patronized
yesterday by travelling trade.
c. P. Justus has been making some
improvements in his establishment.
Stock men are as thick in Cheyenne
this morning a leaves In Vallambrosia.
Both st. Louis and Kansas city con-
fess that they are in q bad state. Mis-
souri,.
R. s. VanTassel, one of the substan-
tial men Of Nebraska, is at the Railroad
House.
Messrs. Rhodes and Griffin will begin
q walking match on Monday. Stakes,
$1,000.
The members Of the Excelsior club
gave a pleasant party last night in their
hall on Eddy street.
The ladies' of the Episcopal denomi-
nation held q business meeting at the
church last evening.
A festival and sociable is to be held
by the ladies of the Episcopal church a
couple of weeks hence.
Our public streets are beginning to
look much better since Marshal Ryan's
force commenced work.
Morris Appel, DR.. Barkwell and
Frank Hurlbut are the acknowledged
champion glass ball shooters of wyo-
ming.
We understand the exercises of the
Literary club Of Cheyenne in the Inter
Ocean hotel parlors last night drew q
full attendance of members.
Messrs. Carroll & Dee arrived in the
city yesterday from Kentucky with a
lot Of choice mules. The long-eared
animals will be taken to California.
1t is again feared that Olive and his
fellow man-burners will cheat Justice
and escape punishment. Olives
sbar'l" of money is doing the dirty
| work.
Mr.. G. W. Wade of Des Moines call
ed at newspaper headquarters yester-
day. He is looking the field over with
a view Of establishing an evening paper
in Cheyenne.
The west bound .passengertrain was
Eve hours behind time yesterday, there
being fourteen emigrant cars, well filed
with passengers, attached to the regu-
lar train. The passengers were en-
route for the Boulder colony.
Mrs. Miller, of Portland, Oregon, has
given birth to her twentieth child,
which is strong and well. That is the
way to build up q new country. The
authorities of Laramie City ought to
send for Mrs. Miller before the next
census.
The business difficulties heretofore
existing between Mr.. Glover and Mr..
Gueck have been amicably arranged.
Mr.. Glover took possession of the Tiv-
oil establishment yesterday and imme-
diately leased the sameVo Mr.. Donzel-
man, who will open out there this
morning.
Sheriff Draper wa admitted to men,
bership in the Laramie county stock
association yesterday. Major Glafcke
also applied for admission, on the
ground that m OF his milch cows pre-
sented him with two calves last We'd
nesday. He will probably be elected
an honorary member.
The attention Of Jul readers is called
this morning to MI. Oleson's card. 1t
Will be seen that he is now located on
Seventeenth street, A. j. Marks old
stand. Those of our citizens desiring
anything done in his line Will do well to
give him a call. He has an excellent
reputation as o workman.
Those Of our patrons who were una
BILE yesterday to procure extra copies of
the LEADER, containing the article
militia VS.. Regulars, " can be supplied
with copies of the next issue of our
weekly, in which the article will be re-
published, If their orders are sent to
this Office before Monday next.
Talk about flching newsl AS an ex-
ponent of mud-throwing, sensation,
egotism, arrogance, falsehood, vanity,
Notwithstanding and unmixed cussed-
ness on general principles, the evening;
Hornblotcer stands pre-. eminently with
out a rival. Satan himself would not
be guilty Of such unjournalistic tricks
as the boys around the corner are daily
p~erpetrating upon the press and the
reading public.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a copy
Of the Physician and Surgeon, a month
ly magazine published at Ann Arbor,
Michigan, and devoted to medical and
surgical science. The publishers and
proprietors r Messrs. Heating s. Bry-
ant. The Junior member of the firm,
Mr.. Charles e. Bryant, several years
ago was employed on the LEADER as o
compositor. A perusal of the magazine
reveals the fact that it Is edited with
great "a and is q periodical of much
value to physicians and surgeons.
The Ranchman's Latin.