The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-20
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1888.


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George Masten is repairing and al
tering the interior of his place Of bust
ness 10 a quite attractive way.
Excavating for Hellman's block on
Sixteenth street has been resumed and
the foundation will probably go in
o
The Rawlins dramatic club are re-
hearslng several new pieces which will
be placed upon the boards early in the
winter.
Miss Katie Putnam made an unmis-
taxable hit.-New York CONNER
cial.
The new sewer has reached the cor
ner of Hill street on Fifteenth, and
on Ferguson is nearly up to the corner
Of Sixteenth.
The interesting question now in GER
tain circles is Twill he be able to pass
those burros off as mutton in the Chi
cago marketp".
j. d. Hardin left his saddle horse
without hitching yesterday, and in con-
sequence walked home. Fortunately
he wasn't far away.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 4So; lowest, 800; mean tempera-
ture, $50; mean humidity, 81 per cent;
highest velocity OF wind, l6 miles per
hour.
The dropping of a type made us say
yesterday morning that a steer shipped
by John Sparks brought S32. go; add a
hundred dollars to that and the amount
will be correct.
q. N. Oatman, who has just return
ed from Ogallala, reports that the
shipping season there is nearly ended,
most of the cattle having been already
sent TO market.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet at the Congregational
church this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Mira. j. F. jenkins, president; Mrs. p.
F. Powelson, secretary.
Armstrong; tho%rougbbreds attract
ed much attention yesterday at Ab1ey's
stable, and were visited by a large
number through the day. They will
probably be shipped west to-day.
The reception given Miss Putnam
was hearty in the extreme, and her au-
dience very large. Hereafter she can
be a regular and always welcome met
ropolitan star.-New York Dramatic
News.
Charlie Robinson left for home yes
terday morning. During his stay here,
about two months, he has shipped TO
his house at Chicago over 500 cars OF
cattle. 1t Is supposed he has found
John by this time.
The Swan herd of Hereford
thoronghbreds, which attracted &C
much attention at the eastern fairs, are
now at the stock yards, and any one
desiring TO see a fine lot of cattle will
do we'll to visit them.
The argument in favor of the re-es
t~ablisbment Of the road to Cheyenne
will it is hoped receive the attention
of those directors who are now looking
over the road in this section Fort
Collins Express.
The following was overheard on the
street yesterday: First cowboy, read
ing sign, "Keno day and night. Sec
ond cowboy, Yes, and that same keno
has got a hundred dollsrf and a suit of
clothes that belong to me-" The moral
is evident.
A new stone quarry has been opsned
about twenty miles from town. The
stone is of good quality aud fairly hne
texture, and looks as II 1t might be
serviceable. An effort is being made
to have it used in some of the coming
new buildings.
Miss Katie Putnam manifests skill
and judgment in acting, and sufficient
imagination to make 1t possible for her
10 surrender her own identity to that
OF the parsonage whom she represents.
Her performance is fresh and winning,
and calls forth much applause nightly.
New York Sun.
George e. Masten is ION the war
path" after the scoundrel who has been
defacing the brick in the corner OF bis
building on the corner of Sixteenth
and Ferguson streets, by knocking
pieces out with II hammer or some
other heavy instrument. The coroner
will Immediately have u job il George
discovers the rascal.
The North American Review for
November, by the liveliness and ster.
ling worth of the articles it contains
satisfies the requirements Of the most
exacting reader. Senator II. b. An
thony writes Of "Limited Suffrage in
Rhode Island" DIR. Norvin Green,
president of the Western Union com
pany, has an article entitled 1.-THE Gov
eminent and the Telegraph" The
Rev. David N. Utter brings out from
oblivion the record of certain atrocious
crimes of ''John Brown, Of Oswato.
mie." There are other interesting ar
t%icles, scientific and general, which
will command attention.
Crucibie Cooking Crooks.
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