The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-21
MINOR m~ENTioN.

Everything Of the best at the Delts
club rooms.
A nne free lunch at Quincy 8 Pierce
every night.
Call In and take a lunch at the Delta
club rooms tonight.
I~rrepressible Joe Quincy had bis
hands full Inst night.
Weddings are taking place In Chey.
enne quite often of late. Glad of 1t.
Look out for the grand opening on
Saturday night at Quincy Pierce's.
TOO much snow to be good for the
eyes," is the general complaint all over
town.
Quincy & Pierce ara always glad to
see their friends at the Delta club
rooms.
Gurney q Pierce will have q hne pi-
ano player on Saturday night at the
Delta club rooms.
The Delta club rooms were packed
last night with people eager 20 hear the
music Of the plano and violin.
A lady pianist and vocalist of merit
will make her first appearance at the
Delta club rooms tomorrow night.
Don't forget the return Of the G. c.
C. opera company Thursday, December
81. They should have a full house.
Quincy & Pierce have come to Chsy-
enne to stay, and are holding the fort
in good shape at the Delta club rooms.
Highest Temperature yesterday, $40;
lowest temp, 14o; mean temp, 2ec;
mean humidity, SO per cent melted
snow, .06 per cent; highest velocity of
wind, 20 miles per hour at 8 a. m.
orren Ford, a practical surveyor by
profession, arrived In Buffalo the first
Of the week and has concluded to locate
here. He has opened an office with
Mr.. Charles Burritt, on North Main
street.
Those contemplating sending their
boys to a school where their moral, edu-
cational and physical ~welf-being will be
looked after, should not fail to write to
Dean Hart, warden of Jarvis Hall,
Denver, Col.
The Cheyenne bicycle club has joined
the national league. They number
twenty-one members and are the most
numerous in membership Of any In the
United States, which ever Joined at one
time, the nexthighest numbering only
seven.
There was no meeting Of the Old
Pioneers last night as WA expected.
On account Of the %non-arrival of the
books for the association that were
sent for by Secretary Mast, he did not
call one, but will do so as soon as they
arrive.
Swift Bros. & Co. have slaughtered at
their mammoth establishment near the
Chicago stock yards, 331, 664 cattle
during the present year, the number
for the last half of December being ea-
tlmated. No single establishment of
the kind has ever equalled this in an.
Client or modern times.
Fort Collins was visited by a severe
wind storm Monday. A portion OF W.
Lindenmeier's house blew down bury
ing his wife and child under the debris,
but fortunately without serious injury.
Mrs. Schwartz and her little daughter
were also in the house and the former
was slightly cut and bruised.
SO the boys up the road think they
will have too look out for the schemes
and plots of C~heyenneites at the COM
ing session of the legislature, do theyp
That is what the Carbon county Jour
nal says. Never mind, gentlemen,
come boldly down to the Magic City,
we will assist you In all legitimate
measures for the benefit Of the terri
tory and you won't get hurt u bit.
v Chief Justice ]. B. Sener's term Of
office expired Tuesday, but he holds
over until the appointment of his sue
cessor, who, 1t is to be hoped will be
himself. he has made a conscientious
and pains-taking Official, and is GER
tainly deserving Of q reappointment.
There are several other territorial Off
GERS whose terms expire within the
next six months, among them Judge
Blair, Secretary Morgan and Land