The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-20
MINOR ~mENrioN.

Take In the grand masquerade at
Library hall tonight.
A square game will always be found
In the Delta club rooms.
Everybody is welcome to the nightly
lunch at the Delta club rooms.
Rhodes s. Troxell have an elegant
lot of holiday goods to select from.
Remember that Professor Robinson's
grand masquerade will be tonight.
Strangers in the city should not de-
part without visiting the Delta club
rooms.
Joe Quincy will make 1t pleasant for
all who call on him at bis new
place.
The sidewalks of the city are pretty
good skating Kinks in themselves Just at
present.
Christmas goods, useful and orna-
mental, are to be found at Rhodes d
Troxell's.
The Jefreys-Lewis combination will
stop here on their way back from San
Francisco.
Flour is $40 per 100 pounds In the
Occur d'Alene mining country and
scarce at that.
Every man In the city who had any
thing like a sleigh was out on TIE
streets yesterday.
The Delta club rooms when repaired
and renovated, will be the pleasantest
resort in the city.
The railroad pay car came IN yester-
day and the money was plenty about
town last night.
Professor Seager is having trouble in
Denver owing to a quarrel with mem
bers of his company.
IT you will drink, you might as well
drink good liquor, and you can get that
at the Delta club rooms.
what a nne lot of holiday goodsl''
is the usual remark when the ladies' 90
into Rhodes u Troxell's.
Either ladies or gentlemen can BIO
suited to a dot at Rhodes & Trsxell's,
when q nice gift is wanted.
The trustees OF the N. E. church are
requested to meet at the parsonage this
evening at 8 O'Clock sharp.
h. W. Pierce, of the Delta club
rooms, will be found a square and
straight forward man to deal with.
It seems to be the opinion Of most of
the officers stationed here that Fort
Russell will not be rebuilt this
year.
1t Is reported that Mrs. Ilif, widow
of the great Colorado cattle king, is
about to marry Bishop Warren, of
Georgia.
The will OF the late Mrs. Mary Van
Tassel will be probsted on the 4sh day
Of January and that Of John Phillips on
the 18th.
Our local bicycllsts ought to get Fred
~Englehardt and his combination to ex-
hibit here. Admirers Of the wheel
would like to see them.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Marquis de Moores will
erect a large Strengthening and refriger-
ating establishment at Bnlings,M M. T.,
next summer.
Highest temperature yesterday, 800:
lowest temp, go; mean temp, 2eo:
mean humidity, 70 per cent; melted
snow, .06 per cent. highest velocity OF
wind, 12lmiles per hour at 8 a. IN.
The London Standard reprodnces in
a CARRIED form some of the statements
in regard to Wyoming published in the
New York Times. This territory i,
getting well advertised Just now, but
we can stand 1t.
All of the witnesses in the Rodgers
case were recognized In the sum of$3O(
each for their appearance at the mex
term Of court. They gave their OWE
personal recognizance, nothing else be
ing required by the prosecution.
A new mining company is in process,
of incubation. 1t will be backed b,
reliable men, who will have the meani
to make the company a success wher
organized. The principal ofice will bt
here In Cheyenne, with a branch Office
in Philadelphia,
The small boys were out in force yes