The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-04
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You must call him ''Judge Horton"
now.
Almond trees are in full bloom in
California.
Supreme court will remain in session
at least a week.
Public school vacation will commence
In about two weeks.
The county commissioners will hold
q regular meeting to-day.
Travel to the Black Hills has rapidly
increased during the past week.
The wickedest man in Colorado 10
said to be David Ball, of Empire.
Literary entertainment at the resi-
dence Of E. p. johnson tonight.
Prof Mayors dancing class for begin
ners meets tonight at McDaniel's hall.
Stock is said to be suffering exceed
ingly in Oregon; dying from starvation.
dutch Henry" the desperate, is
on his way from Denver to Arkansas
for trial.
The service Of song at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday night was
well attended.
A brakeman named Pearson had bis
left foot badly crushed at Lookout sta
ton on Sunday. +
Stock men will be interested in PRO.
posals for Stock Cattle" to be found
elsewhere in this issue.
A number Of cases of minor import
ance were disposed of yesterday before
Judge Fisher, in the district court.
The trial of N. F. oleary, the forger,
who was in our county Jail a few weeks
ago. will take place early next month.
Gov. Hoyt delivered a very able and
interesting sermon to the Baptist peo-
pie at the court house on Sunday morn.
ing.
James G. Clark, the poet and balla
dist, sang o couple of pleasing selec
lions in the Methodist church on Sun
day.
Mr.. J. E. Payne, the new Unitet
States attorney for Wyoming, is ex
pected to arrive in Cheyenne this after
noon.
There's always a woman at the bot
tom Of 1t. If It were not for the wo
men there would be no polygamy II
Utah.
The heading Of an account in a Sal
Francisco newspaper of a mining acct
dent: Zone Man and Twelve Chimes
Killed"
The supreme court was in session
portion of the time yesterday, but lit
tie business vas transacted. To-da,
work will begin in earnest.
Gov. J. W. Hoyt yesterday commits
stoned J. G. Horton, Of this city, no
tary public, to act In that capacity tw,
years from date OF the document.
When the MaGoozle girl heard O
Horizons appointment she called on
friend and conveyed the intelligenc
that Judge Horton had been mad
into a notorious republic"
The Olive family, consisting of Mrs
i. P. Olive and her four children, ar
rived at Omaha from Kearney on Satur
day afternoon. She was accompanie,
by Mrs. Green, the wife Of the ma
who is now in the ~penitentiary witt
Olive, charged with being implicate,
in the crime of numbering Ketchuu
and Mitchell.
A large audience greeted James G
Clark, the poet and balladist, last eve
ming at the Methodist church. MI
Clark's selections are almost faultles
in taste, and his voice is one Of tn
best. We venture to assert that not
single person who heard his effort
failed to be enraptured by his wonder
full musical ability.
Robert johnson, a colored man
charged with an attempt to commi
rape on Mrs. Josephine Preshaw, sew
eral weeks ago, returned on Saturda
, to the city from which he has bee
: absent since the occurrence. Office
. ingalls, was on his track almost Q
4 soon as he landed in the city, and wa
rewarded by finding him quite lat
Sunday night. He was arrested an
lodged in the county jail, and will hay
his preliminary examination this after
noon at 2 O'Clock before Judge Bean
Frightiul Accident.
NORTH PLATTE; NEB.,