The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-01
MINOR MENTION.

sweet nosers. thai from your sunny hooks
Give welcome 70 the yernsl stunt
How Joyous, as each bright eye looks
A.sns doth seem the life begun,
How eloquent ye seem OF days
When lovers near your hannts will
chance.
And she your dainty forms will praise,
And he up sodded cliffs will prance,
And get-much yerdure on his pant.
School meeting tomorrow.
May Day, but no Queen of the
May
Hayerly's Widow Bedott company is
coming.
The adjourned meeting of the stock
association will be held tomorrow.
The Philadelphia Times terms the
senatorial contest "a spittoon contest. -
The county commissioners will meet
at the court house on Monday at ten
O'Clock a. m.
DIR. McGillieuddy denies that he is
sued a warrant for the arrest of Boone
May and party.
The Colorado Congregational asso-
ciation will convene in Cheyenne on
next Wednesday evening.
Highest temperature yesterday. 70o;
lowest, 42o. Highest velocity of wind,
Is miles per hour; rainfall. .01
The next term Of the district court
promises to be a very light one, at least
SO far as the civil business Is concerned.
The city telegraph lines are being ex-
tended in every direction. The instru-
ments are becoming as plentiful as
sewing machines.
Secure your seats for Celeste's phen-
omenal concert on tomorrow evening.
The proceeds are for tie benefit Of the
Presbyterian church.
Services at the Presbyterian church
in the moring. Preaching by Rev.
Banks. Sunday school at 1915. No
service in the evening.
Kate Claxton has been in town for
two days and there hasn't been a fire.
We don't believe in these confiagra-
tion stories they tell OF Kate.
There were several fights on the
streets yesterday afternoon and even
ing, the result Of some men who loved
book beer not wisely. but too well.
The second division of the Raymond
excursion will pass through Cheyenne
on Thursday next. They follow the
same programme as the FIRST division.
Tickets will be sold from May 10 to
10Th (good to return on the 21st) to
Denver and return at 81, for round
trip for the spring meeting Of the Den
yer jockey club.
MI. Gardner, clerk in the bank OF
Stebbins, Post & Co., was made happy
yesterday afternoon by the advent of a
son. The deposit was duly received
and entered ''to bear interest"
The Laramie Times reporter says
that when he was introduced to some
Of the Bostonian excursionists he was
greeted with IA daily paper in this
placed Who do you sell 1t tor"
This looks like business. The Dem
Denver. Tribune says that Adjutant
General Stevenson is still engaged daily
in forwarding commissions to officers of
military companies on the frontier.
No. 3 was about three hours late
yesterday on account of having been
delayed out Of Omaha. At North
Platte she was 81 hours late, but made
up two hours on the mountain division.
Passenger traffic yesterday: No. 3, Q
Cheyenne, &c Colorado, 80 through;
No. A., 10 Cheyenne, 10 Colorado, SO
through; G. C., 16 Cheyenne, 7 east,
4 west; d. p, IL Cheyenne, A east, 8
west.
Two ladies Of color, whom the world
CHI aritably terms fast" went out
buggy riding yesterday in one of MI.
G. c. Charlton's rigs, and for some
cause allowed the animal to u of.
The buggy was wrecked.