The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-11
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1888.
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Ocean.
Clean towels a specially at the Inter
Ocean barber shop.
The days will begin to grow longer
on the 23d of this month.
There will be district court again
this morning attic o'clock
Tho scholars of the public school sre
eagerly looking forward to the holiday
The tonsortal art finds lts highest de-
velopment at de Baptist's rooms, Inter
Ocean hotel.
Church services were quite well At
tended In most of the schurehess In the
city on Sunday.
Some OF the prisoners lately COM
mitted will undoubtedly be sentenced
to-day in the district cours.mo
Hair cutting. shaving etc, per-
formed 10 the finest style at de Baptist,s
rooms, Inter Ocean hotel
A man who came In from Laramie
yesterday with soma horses, reports
snow Eve feet-deep between this town
and that.
The will of the late Mrs. Van Tasssell
was aIed~ forrecord and probate ID the
Office Of the probate Judge. "a z. W.
Whitcomb Ia the executor.
There will be q meeting, of the
Pleasant Hours club this evening In
Library hall. Members are requested
to be prompt In attendance.
The attorneys Of Cook, the Laramie
murderer, have moved for an arrest of
Judgment. The case will undoubtedly
be appealed to the supreme court.
Highest Temperature yesterday, 400;
lowest temp, 1872; mean temp, 2oc;
mean humidity, AZ per cent; highest
velocity of wind, 10 miles per hour.
A Nevads paper states that, lowing
to the absence of all the editors, the
publisher has succeeded Ia securing the
services of q gentleman to edit this
number"
Receipts of cattle at the Chicago
stock yards last week about the Same
as the week before. but ten thousand
heavier than during the corresponding
week last year.
Messrs. Potter & Riner yesterday re-
ceived an elegant new safe Halls
patentl, from Cincinnati, Ohio 1t
cost two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars laid down here.
Mr.. r. G. Head has resigned his po-
sition as associate editor of the Senti-
mel. bob" is a good newspaper mar
and already has several offers from
other points.-Boomersng.
The Boomerang gets back at Bill
N g In last nights ISSUE. The whole
affair seems to be a personal quarrel Of
no interest whatever to the public, and
the least said about 1t the better.
Ladies' desirsng TO have their hair cut
or dressed at their residences can have
1t done in the most artistic manner by
Edgar de Baptist Of the Inter Ocean
hair dressing rooms. Telephone call,
No. 100.
The sage brush reporter went out
and wept very rantankerously when he
heard that our contemporary had
called him "a colossal liar, you know
when so inclined" Be good. my boy,
and don't say such unpretty things.
the LEADERS suggestion In regard to
the formation of a building association
In Cheyenne has created some talk and
discussion in regard to that matter.
W. shall have something moro to say
in reference to the matter hereafter.
Wilbur F, Hugus returned to Fort
Steele yesterday. He Informed q
LEADER representative that the new
hotel at Warm Springs, In which he
has an interest, will be completed and
in running order by the first OF Febru-
airy next.
From reports received Laramie will
be q deserted village en- Christmas
night In consequence of the Locomo-
tive Engineers ball. Arrangements are
being made for excursions from that
point to Cheyenne, rs well as from
Sidney and North Platte.
The scholars of the Presbyterian
Sabbath school have resolved togive up
a Christmas tree and inaugurste a
slug breaking" to raise money for a
Sabbath school library. Each scholar
will solicit money for his or her jug, and
a grand breaking Of Jugs will take
place afterwards.
The first meeting in tho new Congre-
gational church will be held in, the leo
ture room tomorrow, Wednesday,
evening, at 7:s0 O'Clock. Lesson,
l Kings, *, 10. 1t is hoped that
there will be a full attendance Of the
members of the church and congregn-
tion. Please read the lesson before
coming.
Don't buy your holiday presents until
cor bova examined the handaoma atOck