The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-11
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MINOR MENTION

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The net receipts of the pink tea are
1926. SO.
Yesterday was the 400th anniversary
of the birth of Martin Luther.
The C,ngregationalists will unite
with the Presbyterians this evening.
The Spanish Students are billed for
this place on November 80 and Deceu-
Der /.
Carp culture is likely to become an
industry in the Rocky mountain re-
gion.
r. S. VanTassel, at the stone ware
house, has the anthracite coal for
sale.
The skating rink will open on We'd
nesday next. See notice elsewhere in
this issue.
Pete Bergersen went out hunting last
week and returned with u fine lot of
mallard ducks.
The stone for Hellman's new block
is coming in now, and the foundations
are going up rapidly.
The excitement at Lisbon, D. T.,
over the alleged discovery of gold near
that town is s%ubsiding.
Professor j. Asch, owing to further
orders for portraits, will remain in the
city some time longer.
There will be a hop at the fort Mon
day evening next as a farewell to Cap
tain Heath, who is going east.
An election to determine whether
or not to incorporate will be held at
Billings. NJ. T., on the 12th of No.
yember.
The Western Cattle Growers Aasso-
citation are taking steps to have a
grand cattle show in connection with
the Denver exposition next year.
Highest temperature yesterday, 4oo;
lowest temp, 26o; mean temp, 3Sc;
mean humidity, 40 per cent. highest
velocity Of wind. 26 miles per hour.
"Scottyn claims that he was In no
way responsible for the accident to the
electric light at The corner Of Seven
teenth and Ferguson streets on FRI
day.
The building of the new sewer has
made travel in the streets quite uncom-
Portable, but the present incomforts
will be more than eoualized by the fu-
ture benefits to be derived.
Conway and U. P. Charley tested
their feetness in a foot race yesterday
in front of the Railroad house. The
distance was 200 yards and the purse
500. Conway won the stake.
The additions to the Inter Ocean no.
tel will be a great improvement to that
favorite house Of entertainment. The
club room will be enlarged, new closets
and bath rooms put In, and the whole
outfit will be greatly bettered.
A LEADER reader at Fort Robinson
asks us to state which ID the higher,
Sherman station or Marshal Pass, Col.
We don't know. Probably some Of our
~plodding subscribers have more time to
look the matter up than we. We will
await a reply.
In u account of the pink tea in
yesterdays issue, Mrs. Addoms, Miss
Goodell. Miss Smith and Mrs. yoor-
bees were Internationally omitted as
managers of the teacup and saucer Ia
BILE. Mrs. baird, Mrs. Mast and Mrs.
Rose were with one of the supper
tables.
The commissary sergeant of Fort
Meade, al old man. who has been in
the service for years, and wa univers-
ally respected and trusted, skipped out
last Sunday with 81, 500 in cash. ST.
diers are securing the the country in
every direction in search Of him, but up
TO a late hour last night nothing of him
had been learned.
2 The Min dramatic company opens
up in Cheyenne next week with the fol-
lowing plays: Monday, the 10th,
"Richelieu;" Tuesday, 10th, 1.-THE
FOOLS Revenge Wednesday, 21st,
Hamlet. "~1Judging from the iattering
press notices on Mr.. Minis dramatic
pswers, play-goers of Cheyenne have in
store a rare treat.
The printing house bore is not he
who comes in, sits down and respect
fully waits until the editor comes to the
end of n paragraph. 1t is he who per-
sists in firing his ideas at your ear, no
matter how late or how much the prin-
ters are bowling for copy. Be consid-
crate, gentlemen, time is precious
sometimes in a printing Office.
HArthur Marston has discovered q
fine vein Of copper ore not many miles
from Boz man, says the Courier, which
grows in richness az it is worked. He
intends sinking a shaft and make other
Developments before winter sets In.
Mr.. Marston is a son Of the famous
London publisher, and il the mine
proves rich can command all the
money needed for its successful work
ing.
In response to the complaint made
by our subscribers who get their papers
by the northern stage, we would say
That the LEADER is received here
regularly every morning by the stage
driver, and it IL impossible for us to ex-
plain why a proper delivery is not
made. The stage drivers aver It Is not