The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-28
MINOR MENTION.
So you didn't excurt.

of the world.
The seventh legislature will leave
some valuable legislation in the statute
books as a memento.
The pay car passed through yesterday
from the west, and paid the boys from
here to Denver junction.
T. W. Quinn has a revised version of
the Lords prayer, which excludes
newspaper men from the New JerusG-
lem.
The beautiful weather Sunday
brought as large business to the livery
men as it did congregations for the
churches.
Quite an extensive addition is being
built upon Ellis Schooler's house on
Seventeenth street, opposite the office
of the Swans.
There is a large amount of foreign
capital which will be invested in Lara
mic county mines as soon as the eason
fairly opens up.
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good work at the Tabor in Denver.
They will return to Cheyenne after
making the Colorado circuit.
Business in our Justices courts is
now at a stand still. There hasn't
been even so much as a ''drunkr tried
for a week. The town is exceedingly
moral.
The encroachment of the mormon in
terests upon some of the most valuable
portions of western Wyoming should
inspire timely legislation against the
growing power.
The recent prize fight has developed a
taste for the manly art all owe the
country. Even in Cheyenne some of
the young athletes are pummeling each
other with boxing gloves.
"Vile contemporary is rather allo-
pathic, brother Nye, but is he such bad
medicine that you must dub him such
a bitter pill? Pease be unto you, and
the doctor will stand by you.
The people east are congratulating
themselves upon an early spring. From
the indications during the past month,
Wyoming's spring has sprung to the
van by commencing in mid-winter.
Vennor has lost all control over the
weather. But then what good does it
do to foretell the weather? No matter
what comes we have to take it, and we
can't get along without it, either.
Leavitt's minstrel troupe, consisting
of thirty-six men, passed through
yesterday on the way to the Pacific
coast. The members were very lively
at the depot, and full of Leavitt-y.
1t is the opera house company who
have set the ball a rolling. Let the
people show an evi.dance of their good
feeling by waltzing up to the mark and
ensuring the success of the affair this
evening.
"Gold medaln is the ringing name
under which q certain proprietary
article sells, and the medallion trade
mark is an Indian head off q one cent
piece. Consistency thou art a tough
mixture.
Somebody poisoned Burners pet
pointer yesterday, and he is red hot
over the circumstances, especially as
the act wal most wanton and cruel. 1t
is said that within the past few days
seven good dogs have been poisoned by
the same parties who are supposed to
live in the classic Chicago.
Bruner was full OF business yesterday
morning. He and his clerk Halves,
took in the excursion train as 1t was
awaiting the moment of departure, and
they sold over 800, 900 worth of acct
dent policies. Policies went off like
hot cakes. You see the people were
bound for Leadville, and that explains
it.
While looking for green things as an
evidence of spring, have you thought to
look for the first tenderfoot excursionist
from the hub, with his eyes on the
lookout for ~depredating Indians, prairie
dogs and uncomfortable COW boys2 He,
al an evidence of approaching spring,
is to the west what the blue bird is to
the east.
Saturday night occasioned n little
Warren in the family of a member of
one of our leading furniture firms, and
caused an imperative Holt in the slum-
bers of one of our booksellers, and the
arrival of a little misunderstanding its
%dlminutive voice in the still air of the
night will be a surprise to some. The
children at last accounts were doing
nicely, as were their parents.
If anybody takes offense at anything
in the LEADER to-day they will be kind
enough to remember that the fighting
editor-Frank Clark-has gone to Lead
vile. But if anybody has q big bill to
pay, big lot of job work to order, or a
big advertisement TO insert, he can be
accommodated, Notwithstanding that
the business manager-Mr. Reeds
also off for Leadville. We are open for
business at all hours.
Hello, the name Of the new paper
published in Denver by j. H. Berkey
and Win. L. Visscher, appeared on Sat
urday evening last for the FIRST time. 1t
is a four page journal of "a columns,
gotten up in literary style, and presents
a handsome appearance. Hello is a
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