The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1884-01-06
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SUNDAY. JANUARY 9, 1884.
MINOR

McGovern is giving us better weather.
Dedication of Presbyterian church
to-day.
Read Bon's new advertisement else
where in this issue.
Vote for Henry Harrington for coun-
Gilman for the Third ward.
The cemetery is literally packed with
snow in the vicinity of the fences.
Games of all kinds and no robbery
a be found at the Delta club rooms.
Several Of the up west members of
tue legislature will arrive in Cheyenne
to-day.
Step right forward gentleman and
get your tickets printed at the LEA
DER Office.
A pigeon match between Cheyenne
and Laramie marksmen is being ar
ranged for.
Vote for Henry Harrington for coun.
Gilman for the Third ward.
Leisure time can be put in to good
advantage at Quincy & Pierce's Delta
club rooms.
The new safe for Bergmsn's office
safely reached its destination yester-
day. No bouqusts. gentlemen.
Miss Winters school, held in the
room next door to Tuttle's, on Hill
street, will reopen tomorrow.
The patronage Of the Delta Climb
rooms increases daily; the result of fair
dealing and pleasant entertainment.
All announcements for candidates In
Tuesday mornings paper will be
charged at the usual commercial rates.
The hydrants froze up during the cold
snap, but they were thawed out by
means of bonfires and are all right
now.
The sum of "a, 900 has been received
during the past year by Treasurer
Bergman, for the licensing of games in
Cheyenne.
The soldiers were paid off Thursday
and some of them were a little bit I'M
der the influence of-well the weather,
around town yesterday.
Attend the dedicatory services at the
Presbyterian church to-day and listen
to an able sermon aud a choir that is
not excelled by any in the city.
Everybody invited around to Joe
Gurney's to pass q pleasant hour. Fine
music and q sociable time.
The highest temperature yesterday
was Ago; lowest &c below Duncan temper
AZURE, 33o; mean humidity, 48 per cent.
highest velocity of wind 30 miles per
hour.
Call at Joe Gurney's to night for a
pleasant time.
The coming week will be a lively one
in Cheyenne. With the legislature and
supreme court both in session at the
same time there will be a large number
of strangers in the city.
Vote for Henry Harrington for coun-
Gilman for the Third ward.
Judge Sener mas three divorces
hooAeu up' aS ne .efins H. 'nat Is on
manu- anu ye' " pe uisposeu vi oeiore
d hnal adjournment OF tne present
'erm Vi Tue u's'ric' cour''
The meeting of the county commits
Sloners to-morrow Will De Tor d pur
pose Oh up the business anairs
Inc county tor the past year. Inc
county was never IN a oetter conoition
nnanclaliy, than at present.
The case Of the city Of Cheyenne rs.
Helen Jenkins, charged with permit
ting TO be kept a rather unpretty house,
was tried before Judge Lee yesterday
and under Amusement until TO-
morrow.
1t is an indication OF the good taste
and generosity of the patrons of the
Presbyterian church, that they are able
to-day TO dedicate their beautiful
church without marring the impressive
services by an appeal Tor money.
The Boomerang devotes about two
columns and a half to a description of
the Knights Of Pythias installation,
nearly two columns Of which is taken
up with the address made by the editor