The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1884-01-05
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 5. 1884.
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Monday next and the legislature OF
Tuesday.
The report Of the county commits
sioners' doings will be found in an.
other column.
Go and see if you can't besuited al
Quincy & Pierce's Delta club rooms.
Pay your poll tax and you will be
qualified TO vote on Tuesday next a
the city election.
The new safe for the county treasur-
er was got into position yesterday. II
weighs about Eve tons.
Nc. 2 did not get in until 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, being detained by
a snow drift at Lookout.
The old pioneers will hardly be in
shape to celebrate the 69th anniversary
of the battle of New Orleans.
Food and drink of the best at the
Delta club rooms.
The police courts were quiet again
yesterday with the exception Of one OF
two little matters that have been pend
ing for some time.
Prof. Robinson will have dancing
this evening at Library hall. Private
instructions at any time at residence,
800 Sixteenth street.
Deputy Sheriff Hosford returned yes
terday with the man Hall, charged
with running away with a suit OF
clothes, which he had borrowed.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 40; lowest 4o below o; mean temper
AZURE. 10; mean humidity, SO per cent.
highest velocity of wind 16 miles per
hour.
A crowd of people filled the Delta
club rooms last night.
II. A. Calland has sold an interest in
his lumber business to Denver parties,
and the new firm will be Calland, Mer-
rill & Co., Mr.. Merrill assuming the
management.
G. w. Jones will rafie his celebrated
fape gun tonight at the Inter Ocean,
sure, probably at about 10 O'Clock.
Nearly all the tickets are sold, but a
rev are YET oDtainaoie.
J.. Braun was chairman and j. G..
Pratt secretary of the ward n repub-
lican caucus last night. A. jackson
was Ine only canoidate presented for
'oonciiman' ana was unanimously
no"inateo.
The Delta club ROOMS furnish every
thing that the most fastidious could
The candidates for the various legis-
Isti va positions are besipnisg TO 10
heard from. Miss Helen Paterson is
mentioned by some for the position Of
engrossing clerk for the council. She
would make an excellent n IL she
would accept the position.
The peita club rooms are bound to
draw a good custom while Quincy &
Pierce run them.
At a olas. hall shoot ,t Major Tai
BOTS this week, the following scores
were made:
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P Bergensen 11111Il1llOOl1 LA
Camp,1 1O1l1l oOlll1lO-ll
c ChanneIl,1 il
Th. reason Univ Raw Dr Cbonna,
tooks 40 bannv 1. hacansa ha "a con
.ciors Of the fact that tho prs.hvtar,on
ia IN bs dedicated nert sabhatb
without an appeal to the congregation
for money. This is rather extraordin-
airy, particularly for the west, in
church erections.
The Washington Star Of Monday
had the following in its announce
ments of those receiving on Tuesday,
January /: Mrs. NJ. E. Post, of
Wyoming, assisted by her niece, Miss
Birdie Parker, of Port Huron, who
has spent the last two seasons in
Washington with her aunt, 1916 Yer
mont avenue.
The ladies of the Presbyter,an
church, and all interested in the aid
society, are requested to be in attend
ance at the meeting to be held this af-
ternoon in the lecture room of the
church Election of of1cers matters
relating to the church work for the
year and also special work will be ar
ranged for. BY order of Mrs. A. R.
Converse, president.
People know a good thing yhen
t,av ena !. ava that 4. ,,hn ~ NJ