The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-01
IINOR MENTION.

or course you intend attending the
masquerade ball tomorrow evening.
The county commissioners will hold
their regular meeting on Monday even
ing. as
Highest temperature yesterday, $50;
lowest, $50; highest velocity Of wind 80
miles per hour.
This morning, something less than a
hundred thousand papers will head this
column with, 1881"
The present holiday vacation Of our
public school will continue until a week
from tomorrow.
The meeting of the official board of
the NJ. Z. church at the parsonage on
Monday evening.
Three Congregational churches have
been dedicated in Denver during the
past year, all free from debt.
There will be several new brick
business blocks built upon Ferguson
street during the coming season.
lne pastor VI Iuo n. e.. Ci'uiCu VIII
preach a New YEARS. sermontn-night, to
which the young people are especially
invited.
We throw w the sponge, Mr.. Times,
forof allthe' 'diabolical diabolicalations"
hat is the most diaboiical. Do not o,
pun, pun us any more.
AL Biddle was disposed Of by Justice
Bean yesterday to the tune Of So and
trimmings. Like other (s)wearing
apparel, the trimmings amounted TO
more than the article itself.
Additions are being continually made
to the territorial law library of Wyo-
ming, which already has the reputation
Of being one Of the finest in the west
much superior to those Of most the
western states.
There is a large stack Of books,
pamphlets and reports IN the territorial
library rooms for the new organized
Academy of arts, letters and sciences.
This society promises to be one of great
benefit to the various interests Of Wyo-
ming.
The American Field for December
31st is d very fine number indeed, be-
ing profusely illustrated; especially an
article descriptive Of a hunt In the Big
Horn mountains. In this number Col.
Bracket, of Fort Russell, has an article
upon the American otter.
Prof. J.. Nevotti, band leader and
cornet soloist Of the 4th infantry band,
will be present at the concert and mas
querade ball at the Inter Ocean hotel on
Monday evening, and will take part in
and add to the musical program, rem
dering a solo on his cornet.
The LEADER office was the recipient
of a serenade by the Kinder symphony
orchestra which made for itself a on
siderable reputation at the recent
Presbyterian Cantata. The boys make
just the kinder symphony one likes, you
know, and will be welcome another
lime.
The Cheyenne LEADER has shown
considerable ''getuptiveness" in the
publication Of an eighteen-page holiday
edition. It is a neatly printed sheet,
containing a review of all the promin-
business houSes Of the "Maglc
City," and is profnsely illustrated
Laramie Times.
Mrs. A. II. Swan and Mesdames
Morgan, Reel, Swan, Richey, Masten
and Mrs. j. w. Jones, of Laramie City,
assisted by Misses Swan, Todhunter,
Spiese and Morgan, will receive calls
tomorrow Mt the residence Of A, H.
Swan from IL a, m. until 5 in the after
noon.
The Sunday school board of the NJ.
L. church held an annual election of
officers Of the school Friday evening.
ID. II. Cowhick was elected superin-
tendent and 7. NJ. johnson, assistant
superintendent; Geo. l.. Durbin, secre-
tary; DR.. A. G.. Rocker, treasurer;
Miss Belle Barnhardt, librarian.
The Union Pacific Ry. has been ad-
ding to its rolling stock some new
''mogul' engines for the heavy grades
on the road. One of these Twelve
wheelers arrived from the cast yester-
day, and another is expected to-day.
They are OF the heaviest kind, and just
what is necessary upon some of the
heavy grades Of the road.
Miss Ella Spangler, a niece of Super
intendent Clark, was married to Ed
ward Thomas, an enterprising business
man of Marne, Iowa. Rev. A. f.
Sheriff. performed the ceremony, which
occurred al the residence of Superin-
tendent Clark, in Omaha last Tuesday,
after which the welded couple depart
ed Immediately for their new home at
Marine.
This is diary. It is a very pretty
book. The first page is full. The fell
low who wrote IL was full too. He
swore off-he swore awfully. He had
been making calls. 1t was not in this
town, some 9TH. These nice white
leaves are for next month. Next
month they will be nice white leaves
too. Toe nice for use. All but this
first leaf. He will write on this: at is
a nice day. 1t was a nice day yester-