The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-30
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER so. 1888.
MINOR MENTION.


Old Pioneers organization.
Good music and the best of scripture
instruction at the 3 O'Clock bible clas:
at Presbyterian church to-day.
The value of all the live stock re
ceived at the Union stock yards, Al
Chicago, during the year will react
about the enormous SUN of 5000, 600,
900.
The case of the Territory of Wyo.
ming VS.. Helen Jenkins, which was
called up before Judge Fisher yester.
day, was postponed until Thursday
next.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 80; lowest. 15e; mean temperature,
230; mean humidity, SO per cent.
highest velocity of wind 26 miles pei
hour.
Good music Is a drawing attraction
at the Delta club rooms these nights.
A large number of our society people
will receive on New YEARS.. We shall
be glad to publish a list of those who
will receive If they will send in their
names.
Speaking about choirs, you know, re-
minds us that the sagebrush reporter
has concluded to organize one of his
ewn. The names will be announced
hereafter.
The first lesson of next years. inter-
national course for Sunday schools will
be taught by Rev. E. s. Chapman al
the Presbyterian church this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
A limb of the law came strolling into
town yesterday with his wardrobe under
his arm wrapped In a newspaper, a
wiser but we have no assurance he is a
better man.
Faro, keno, roulette and other games
at the Delta club rooms.
All persons attending the Alert hose
company's masquerade ball are re-
CURED to lift their masks before the
door committee, and all Objectionable
characters are positively excluded.
A pleasant place to pass a leisure
hour-the Delta club rooms.
"How to Have a Happy New Year"
will be the subject of the sermon at the
Presbyterian church this morning, and
1.-THE U~nimpeacbable Testimony will
be the subject discussed at the evening
service at the anne church.
The keno game vas reopened at the
old TURF Exchange rooms last night
and attracted numerous visitors.
Quite an important replevin suit
was commenced by Donzelman and
Stewart last evening for the Wyoming
meat company. which invon the
question of title to a hundred hogs,
which are claimed by the Tinker Bros.
The hogs are a fine lot, and their value
amounts to quite a large sum.
The statement in yesterday mornings
paper regarding the lady who visited
the court house under a misapprehen-
sion IS to the date when her Ease would
be called up was the result Of a misun-
Outstanding. No reflection on the lady
was intended, and the moral was
meant for general, not personal, appli-
cation.
Judge Fisher has received u letter
from a party in San Francisco, who
states that he expects shortly to come
east oil a lecturing tour and is very de-
sirous of lecturing in Cheyenne on
1.-THE Naval Battles Of the Rebellion u
He Is the greatest orator of the age,''
of course. Well, now, then, let Chey-
enne secure his services at once. Let
us know something about naval ''wah. u
The coming legislature could appropri.
ate a few millions to make Crow creek
n~avigable, and then we could send for
Boatman to take command Of the
squadron and have a few naval battles
of our own.
Quincy Il Pierce set an elegant lunch
at the Delta club rooms last night, and
it was heartily enjoyed by many par
e..