The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-24
MENTION.
A. F. and A. NJ. tonight.

evening"
The fair was a damned full affair last
night.
A person who has been successfully
~Taccinated is not to be pitted.
Wanted-Some good and genuine evil
dencs ofbeneit of the fish commissions
work.
The Converse cattle company is the
largest thing Of the kind on wbcgls-no,
on hoofs.
The usual picture of winter in the
lap of spring is a mild tempered affair
thus far.
Several costly experiments, set on
foot lay the last legislative assembly, are
in danger.
the Congregational society will hold
a sociabIe on Thursday evening at the
residence of q. N. Potter.
Nineteen bars Of silver bullion formed
a portion of the through express on yes
terday's train from the west.
Two of President GarGeld'a secre-
%taries, MIR. Blaine and Window, have
each purchased eighty acres Of land in
the outskirts OF Denver. NJ
Highest temperature yesterday, 47o;
lowest, 1872 highest velocity OF wind,
8 miles per hour; mean temperature,
292; meaI humidity % per cent.
Our people are taking time by the
forelOck in the matter Of smallpox
vaccination. They will get over the
scare before the arrival OF the disease.
The matter of the expense of a COM
mission 10 revise our laws could easily
be met by Topping some of the official
fringos that border the territorial treas
ury,
The various members OF the legisla-
ture who spent the adjournment of that
body out of town, returned Sunday and
yesterday TO assume their seats at yes.
tc rday's session.
Hon. NJ. L. Post, Wyoming's dele
gale to congress, has positions on three
sub. committees of the house congress
sional committee on agriculture, those
of farm products, statistical and ento-
biological subjects.
The new double store OF Whipple &
Hay is being thoroughly repaired and
rearranged in a mannc which, when
the work is completed, will make the
establishment one of the largest and
most convenient in the city.
Brother Hayford bravery advises the
heroic method of Independence in the
matter OF railroad passes. Walking is
pretty good, that's true. But then
riding beats it all hollow, especially if
one has a creek in his back.
The Burns banquet committe are ar
ranging an excellent programme for
Wednesday evening. VIsscher is ex-
pscted to be up from Denver, and also
Eugene Field, of the Tribune. A rare
evening of enjoyment is offered.
City Engineer provinces completed
the plans and specification for the new
water works yesterday. They are ex-
cellently finished, and do credit to the
sk1ll of Mrs Provinces who by the way,
never fails to give satisfaction in his
line.
John F. Brown, WHO was accused of
forgery in endorsing n money order ut
Laramie City made out to another
Brown, and mention of which was made
at the time, was brought before Judge
Nye Of that city and held to await the
action Of the grand jury at the Frbru-
nry term Saturday.
l.. NJ. Mckinney, representing Nc
kinney's business directory, ia IN this
city delivering copies of that work for
-, to subscribers. The work is IL COM
pilation of merchants, manufacturers,
professional men and officials from Ne
braska west arranged in a compact and
convenient form.
The suggestion OF the LEADER re-
garding the revision of our laws meets
with the approval of many of the mem.
bers of the legislature aud the bar.
Il is further suggested that one or two
useless territorial offices could be abol.
ished, and the saving go TO the support
Of the commission.
This pension business is being carried
to a great length. In some counties in
New York the drafted men of the late
war are organizing with the idea of get
ting refunded the money they paid the
government to escape going to the front
in the defense Of their country. Next
will be asked the rerunding of the taxes
paid to keeping the Union together.
In Sidney, Saturday night, Sheriff
Howard, lis deputy and Jack Haynes,
in II game OF cards, became involved in
a dipute, resulting in an attempt on
the part of the deputy to arrest Hay
ness, who broke and an, and was fol-
lowed by a shot from Towards revuI-
yer. The fellow vas captured uuhurt,
and will have a bearing to-day. What
forP
"Wohdertul EHsct.'
AMMAN Mich lime IN 1891