The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-12
MINOR MENTION.

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ranged an excellent team to go to
Denver.
That's a nice piece of sidewalk
around the Masten corner. Let the
good work continue.
Fires in the parlors during the morn
ings and evenings, in Cheyenne, are
getting to be fashionable.
Does education cure gossip If so,
start a subscription list for the erection
of a seminary in Cheyenne.
Herbert Clark, the taxidermist of
Wyoming, is happy. Its a boy and its
a girl. Each Is ar eight FOUNDER.
One Of the hired men on the LEADER
has concluded that 1t is impossible to
judge Of n baby's weight by the size of
its yell.
1t don't require a very imaginative
man to have unutterable thoughts when
a board fiips up and strikes him on the
knee pan.
Who says Cheyenne is dull? Ben
Hellman refused five thousand dollars
for the corner lot where Altman's cigar
store stands.
Mr.. F. Z. Warren ,ras subpenaed to
appear at Rawlins, Notwithstanding the
remarkable knowledge and denial of
certain people around the corner.
Small signs with the names of the
streets painted thereon, would be quite
an Improvement in our city, and also
save a large amount Of useless ques-
tions.
Over eight hundred dollars have been
collected in Cheyenne to defray the ex-
penses of the teams of the FIRE depart
ment of that town going to Denver
Laramie Times.
mo girl gets along well without q
mother" saysa moral exchange. This
may be true, but most girls work hard
er to get a mother.in-law than they DO
to please a mother.
James Huba will undertake the ex-
traordinary feat of walking 100 miles
in % hours, at McDaniel's theater, be-
ginning ut 10 O'Clock this evening. He
comes highly endorsed.
The register at the Metropolitan no.
tel shows that the arrivals and depart
ures are quito numerous. Mr.. Corey
is keeping a good house and Is having a
splendid run of custom.
Vast preparations are being made for
the coming complimentary concert to
Mrs. Bell. The preliminary arrange
ments will be made this evening at the
residence Of Rev. Father Hayes.
An unfortunate hired man on the
Omaha Herald was sufficiently misin-
formed to get of the following: miss
Emmons, a Cheyenne belle, passed east
last evening on her way to Europe"
The official election returns from
Uinta county were received by Secreta-
ry Spates yesterday. Uinta is farthest
away from the capital, but It is the
first to send in the records of the cleo
ton.
An intoxicated chap turned a back
double somersault from a wagon yes
terday morning, while the horse that
was attached thereto was going around
the orn of Sixteenth and Eddy
streets. No limbs broken.
In another column Of this paper will
be found a list Of the stock cars or
dered for the next fifteen days. There
are 576 of them. just count up the
number Of beefsteaks these shipments
will take from this vicinity.
Mrs. E. Hill, Of New York, is max
ing a collection Of historical notes re-
lating to seals, and sent to Secretary
spates for a copy Of the seal Of Wyo-
ming and the history thereof. The
secretary complied with the request
yesterday.
In poking around amongst tho wreck
Of matter that lies on the site Of the
demolished Delmonico hotel yesterday,
Mr.. j. T. Durham was lucky enough
to find Mrs. V. Bells pocket book,
which contained $40 in money and a IS
~postofice order. sa
A man or woman base enough to
mention in the presence of the average
girl that school will commence shortly,
deserves the most condign punishment.
Girls can stand considerable, but to be
reminded of coming events In this in