, 1884-02-01
MINOR N

800 ~ ioo1
members in the council, and Whittier
is in the same boat.
If the champion "walkists" will only
walk with the wind they will make
about $1,000 miles in "a hours.
Woman's Missionary Society at the
Congregational church this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. j. 8. Taylor,
president; Mrs. P. F. Powelson, sesre.
tary.
The little child of Mrs. and Mrs
John Single. who has been at the
point of death with pneumonia, he's
commenced to rally and Is now some
what better.
There was q skirmish at lake Mahpa-
lutah night before last on the occasion
of a dance at that place. 1t is rumor-
ed that one Of the party was slightly
cut (by niistake) in the melee.
From the Pioneer, Livingston, Mon
tana: 1.-THE owner Of the late lament
ed male mule that chose to die in the
alley not far from the Enterprise office
is requested to prove property and take
the carcass a way"
Down at Loyeland, COL, they have
been sinking an artesian well. The
drill has now struck a deposit of whale
oil. At least that is what is said. The
next account will probably state that
the drill has struck Jonah.
Mr.. Ed. Hoffman yesterday sent
east to an uncle in Kentucky an ele-
gantly mounted elk's head and horns,
in fact the finest we have seen for
years. The %mountings of the same
were by Charles Ruby, of Fort Rus
sell.
The Sun had an item yesterday to
the effect that W. P. Lindsey had been
appointed postmaster at Granite
Canon. Why, bless your little soul,
my boy, the LEADER mentioned that
fact over three weeks ago. Brace up,
boys.
The Yellowstone National park COM
mittee propose to send for the Gala
fornia statutes, which contain the
laws, rules and regulations heretofore
enacted in regard to the Yoesemete
park, and think they may find some
very good suggestions in the same.
The Yellowstone Journal relates a
long, story the substance of which is
that a party Of Cheyennes drove a
Rosebud sheep herder away from his
flock with a Winchester, set their dogs
on the sheep, killed several, sat down
and cooked and ate one Of them then
and there. II true, such proceedings
are a glazing outrage.
Major Glafcke, who needs no intro
duction to the readers of the LEADER,
Is now proprietor Of the Queen City
hotel, Denver, a large and inviting
brick building on Nineteenth and
Blake streets. The major takes kindly
to the business and is thriving finely.
1t is unnecessary to add that guests
I f-@-n TL--a. ill -
. q"
tention.
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.es'
to county attorney, we see that 1t was
not introduced by Mr.. Whittier, but
" Il" lines, anu 'na' JUG proV~iou
in regard to the removal by the COVER
nor Of such officer, was not In the bill
as oriRinaiiy ineroouced, out was al
.ueie'o "aue III col'nni
'ee' MI whittier says 'nae ne Ii op-
poseu =" Lille a"enumenS' poin'
oNanA'
Den'er seenis q 10 oNeruone. Ont
iaiis 10 meet d merchant OF the
e"ihkiing eye tne sprignuy step anu
nearly grasp d d one mas met erse-
wniie' ihere ID ehougn BUSINESS capa-
CITY IN IN CITY LOT popuiation OIL .
quarter OF miiiion' 1here are many
vacant store buildings, although many
new ones are going up. Inc most
prosperous business houses seem 70 De
those that are depending upon outside
traae'
,oat hin ~, $780, u.,..uu,.
Too ~ tha uho,a 4, ~. ..,,ou 90
offer various amendments to the meas
ure. one VIII provide that all goats
snail yea peiis' ana another That they
l ha ahNd and ati1 anOthar thar thn Arat
ooat cauoht dancing the daviI,s dream
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