The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-23
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER %, 1888.
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Delta club rooms.
Just received at vantassel's, ten car
of anthracite coal.
The Delta club rooms are the favor
lite resort of the city.
A second hand safe for sale, cheap
Inquire of j. G. Baird.
At Joe Gurney's last evening there
wasn't room for any more.
Good music. vocal and instrumental.
at the Delta club rooms last night.
Quincy & Pierce can't be beaten fol-
good liquors, good cigars and good
lunches.
The Christmas services In the
churches to-day will be interesting to
everyone. Z
1t is about time to make the usual
New Years resolution not to drink
whiskey, etc., etc.
The SO called sleighing still continues
and 1t has been here now for an unusu-
ally long time.
The services in the Catholic chursh
incident to Christmas, will possess
their usual interest.
New York count oysters at whole
sale prices at McEwen's, only three
days from the shell.
The county clerks ONCE is a very
busy place these days and Is likely to
be 80 for some time.
Square games, choice feed, good mu-
sic and hospitable hosts characterize
the Delta club rooms.
Our people are looking forward to
the meeting of the next legislature
with great expectations.
1t is about time for our people to be-
gin to consider the question of keeping
''open house" on New Years day.
Severe storms ragged both east and
west Of us last night, causing some de-
lay in t~elegraphic Communications.
Quincy & Pierce are the most pop
MIN "
lar men in town, Judging from the
throngs of viritors whom they receive
nightly.
Quincy i Pierce are doing the
square thing by their patrons, and con-
s~equently they are doing an immense
business.
"The best lunch ever set out In
Cheyenne" was the unanimous verdict
of those who visited the Delta club
rooms last night.
The Pleasant Hours club will dance
in Library hall, Thursday evening, De
cember 81. This will be the first dance
Of the second series.
W. W. jeffrey, county assessor, who
went to Salt Lake City some two weeks
ago for his health, writes to his father,
J.. K, that he is much better.
Quincy s. Pierce offer a standing re-
ward Of $1,000 to any person detecting
any crooked work in either one of the
games at the Delta club rooms.
Professor Bailey reports deep snow
in the northern part of the territory.
His party were oyer three days in going
from Fetterman to Rock Springs.
The brotherhood Of locomotive
engineers wish 1t distinctly under
stood that there will be no charge
In the hat and cloak room at their ball.
The term of school closed on Friday
last for the holiday vacation, which
will last untfl January 7th. The schol-
ars passed a very creditsble examina-
ton.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 400; lowest, zoe; mean temperature,
81. 80; mean humidity, 81 per cent. high
est velocity OF wind, 1e miles per
hour.
The hack ordinance recently passed
by the common council is received
with favor by the public. Some such
action is always necessary in these
cases.
Tho county case against Mrs. Jenkins
is set for hearing before Judge Lee Oh
the 9th Of December. The other two
cases are pending In Judge Fishers
court.
Contractor Ryan has about finished
his Job of sewerage. That 1t il wei
done, under unexpected difficulties
those who saw the work going on art
fully cogniEant of.
The Delta club rooms were 80 crowd
ed last night that numbers of people
were unable to enter, and bad to con
tent themselves with listening to tn,
music from the sidewalk
The g. A. R. will Initiate their new,
" elected officers on January 4th. j.. X
Jeffrey is to succeed Judge Fisher a
commander Of the post. The Judge de
clined a denomination to that position
superintendent Deuel. has kindl,
granted free transportation to all rail
way employees over his division on th
occasion of the engineers ball, whicI
~insures a large turnout of ~railroal
boys.
That old safe, the largest in the ter
ritory, which has for 40 many year
done service In the United States mar
shal's office In the court house. is to b