The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-13
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MINOR MENTION
Some people have the presumption to
speak of an elevated railway In Chey-
enne.
1t is a singular feature of Rock creek
that all the hired girls who go there get
married.
There will be a meeting of the Pleas
ant Hour club in Library hall, Friday
evening next, the 18th.
Have you ordered your costume for
the Wyoming Typographical Union
masquerade ball?
A fine bed of coal, of a two-foot vein,
is being opened up neal Rock creek by
Mr.. ID. MISUNDERSTANDING.
A subscriber requests us to say that
Marshall pass, Colorado, is about TO-
900 feet-2,000 above Sherman pass.
A social party will be held at Hay
goods ranch, Granite canon, this even
ing. A number will go from Chey-
enne. A good time is anticipated.
Highest temperature yesterday, 62o;
lowest temp, $50; mean temp, 44c;
mean humidity, So per cent; highest
velocity of wind, II miles per hour.
Counterfeit h~alf-dollars have made
their appearance in Salt Lake. Being
an imitation of well-worn coin, they
are calculated to deceive the incau-
tious.
The annual meeting of the National
Norman Horse association will be held
at the Sherman house, Chicago, Thurs
day evening, November 10, 1888, at 7
O'Clock.
That match at revolvers between
Major Talbot and his opponent is de-
clared off, the major receiving forfeit.
It's frigid temperature when the major
gets left.
A jack rabbit with a bevy of dogs
after it, was one Of the excitements on
Sixteenth street, Sunday last. 1t
struck across the railroad track and
soon got away from its pursuers.
The News Miner says: The new
towns which have sprung up inIIdaho
during the past summer are taxing farm
products to such an extent that high
prices are predicted for the approaching
winter.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give a church reception and social
In the new church on Friday evening,
The 10th inst. 1t will undoubtedly be
one of the most enjoyable occasions of
the season.
The party given by Prof. Robinson
Saturday evening was largely attended
and highly enjoyed. His polacca qua
drille is becoming quite an attraction
In terpsichorean circles. He is deserv-
ing of success.
Officer Thomassou arrested one
barkely at Laramie yesterday. He
was formerly a telegraph operator at
Aikali, Kansas, and is charged with
forging a pass to Laramie while occu-
pying that position. He was taken
east last night.
II. A. Miller has just demonstrated
The fact that good brick can be manu-.
iactured in this section, spite of the
preconceiyed opinion to the contrary.
de has a kiln of them at his yard now,
which, by specially good burning, are
made to be Of first rate quality.
The Utes are still at work destroying
deer and elk for their hides, and occa-
sionally picking up a few head of horses,
IL Is a burning shame. with all the
show.of military forts scattered through.
OUT the country, our settlers are with.
OUT protection .-Green River Gazette.
The second section of freight train
NO. IL ran into the first section at
Lookout station last night about Has.
Inc second section was a ''double.
header" and both engines were badly
damaged, also the caboose of the first
section. Engineer Kassner had his
Knee sprained and a hand bruised
boomerang.
A certificate Of incorporation was
hied yesterday in the office of Secretary
Morgan for the Cheyenne City Railway
company. The object Of said company
. ior constructing. operating and main
lang a street railway in the city OF
Ineyenne. Capital stock $780, 900
divided into 5000 shares of $50 each
une trustees are, Luke Voorhees,, r. Is
ihorrie, Chas. N. Potter, Chas. F. Nil