The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-27
Aailu Esaher.
DEC. IT, 1888. +
MINOR MENTION.

S~S0 DAo hoW hao Iuhco Aof
students.
Quincy & Pierce are still on decl
and ready to entertain their friends.
The Delta club rooms are to be re.
fitted and made the finest resort In the
city.
The Delta club rooms are open al
night and have a constant iow OF pat
ronage. I.
1t Is said the next legislature will bs
a lawless one-not a single lawyer In
the body. o
Christmas week will be celebrated at
the Delta club rooms by the usual
a~musements. o.
Laramie folks all make the Delta
club rooms their headquarters when
they visit Cheyenne.
Celebrate the New Year by visiting
the Delta club rooms, where everybody
can find something to suit him.
The pioneers talk now Of having a
dinner on the evening of January 8,
the anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans.
Christmas passed off very quietly,
although there was a considerable
amount Of hilarity manifested during
the evening.
Quincy d Pierce, at the Delta club
rooms, are making a name for square
dealing, which aids greatly In filling
their house.
Those who patroniEe Quincy &
Pierce at the Delta club ROOMS are
always well pleased with their treat
ment and the goods set out.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 500; lowest, ZIG; mean temperature,
1872; mean humidity, SO per cent; high
est velocity Of wind, 36 miles per
hour.
Some OF our Cheyenne young men
got rather hilarious Christmas evening
over the presents they gave to the
young ladies', because the ladies were
SO well pleased.
Ed. stahl won a lady's $3.50 diamond
set at a rattle Christmas night. and now
all the young ladies of his acquaintance
are on the qui vive to know who will
be the lucky recipient.
Cowhick & Whitcomb much under.
estimated their sales of Monday last in
putting them at 81, 900. After a care
full adding up yesterday they find they
amount to over $4,000.
One of the New York illustrated
papers has now got hold of the Han
cock interview. Stay with it, boys
and the old general may be nominated
for president again next year.
Our colossal knows of three, you
know. One has already sent in her
order for a poem, and the others had
better send in pretty quick or the ma
chinery may get out of order.
The services at the Episcopal church
on Christmas day were very appropri-
ate and impressive. DIR. Rafter
preached an able sermon, and the sing
ing by the choir was excellent.
Al. Dunlap received a very hattering
report from j. A. Greenslsw, president
of the Boze Mining company, at Lead
Vile, after ar assay Of specimens of ore
sent him from the Silver Grown dis
trict.
A fellow named Bruin, who had just
got out of jail for stealing a buffalo
robe, was brought before Judge Lee
for purloining a saddle yesterday. He
will be Bruin in ''Sam'i ~Sharpless'
brewery for thirty days.
The LEADER was in error when it
said the Methodist Sabbath school had
no Christmas tree. They had one, and
a hne one, too. There was a general
good time besides. Father MILFORD is
our authority this time.
Hugh N. Calendar left yesterday for
the Silver Crown district to make an
extensive collection Of specimens from
all the claims in that district for a
party of capitalists who have In view
an Investment in that section.
1.-THE winds are the salvation Of our
territory" said n of our citizens to q
well known butcher last evening, Sin
the sense that they blow away the snow
and the grass for cattle to feed
upon" Eyes, that's So" replied the
other quickly; ''they are trade winds,
sure enough"
The Inter Ocean set out a dinner Oh
Christmas, which was probably the
finest ever placed on a hotel table in
Cheyenne. 1t included all the delica.
cies of the season, well cooked and ad.
mirably served, and vas a decided
credit to the hotel and Its enterprisinG
proprietor.
Let's see. A nice new merschaum
pipe and some little trinkets ''too nu.
merous to m~entien," and also a splen'
did Christmas dinner with Engineer
Junk and family, are among the thing
which the LEADERS bad boy will re
member for a good many years wher
he turns back in spirit to December %
1883.
W. H. Reynolds was arrested ant
brought before Judge Fisher yesterda,
on the charge Of obtaining none.
under false pretenses from Michse
O'Donnell. The defendant was com